بالابر bālā-bar P s. m. Part of the انگرکها angarkhā that laps over the thighs, foreskirt.

بيترني baitarnī S (वैतरणी) s. f. 1. A river, according to the Hindūs, which is to be crossed by the dead on their way into the world of spirits, like the Styx of the ancients. 2. A river in Orissa.

بيـﮩشي be-hush-ī P s. f. See بي هوشي be-hosh-ī, under بي be.

بندهيا बंध्या bandhyā S adj. Barren.

باوبتاس bāʼo-batās S̱. s. f. Possession by a demon or devil; misfortune, calamity. See آسيب āseb. S̱. H. باوبهک bāʼo-bhak, adj. A prattler, trifling talker, babbler. S̱. H. باوجهک bāʼo-jhak, adj. A prattler, trifling talker, babbler.

بز buz P s. m. A he-goat. بزدل buz-dil, A cow- ard. بزدلي buz-dil-ī, s. f. Cowardice. بزکوهي buz-koh-ī, s. m. The mountain goat. بزگيري buz-gīr-ī, s. f. Goat-taking.

بـﮩل bi-hil P imper. (of هليدن) Let go, let or leave alone.

بصد ba-ṣad P With a hundred.

بـﮩنا bahnā S̱. (r. वह Run, flow) v. n. 1. To flow, to glide. 2. To float. 3. To blow. 4. To pass, drive.

بسرانا bisrānā S̱. (causal of بسرنا) v. n. To forget, to cause to forget, to mislead. S̱. بسرانت 1. (for विश्रांत) bisrānt, adj. Rested, reposed. 2. (for विश्रांति) bisrānti, s. f. Rest, repose, cessation from toil or occupation.