بهنبهوڙنا bhambhoṛnā H v. a. To bite and mumble (as a dog), to worry.

بيگ beg T s. m. A Moghal title, corresponding with the English, Lord.

بانگ bāng P s. f. Voice, crying out, sound; the voice of the muʼaẕẕin calling Muhammadans to prayer; the crowing of a cock. بانگ دينا bāng denā, To call Muhammadans to prayer. بانگ مارنا bāng mārnā, To cry out, to call.

بهنڐا bhanḍā भांड S̱. s. m. A vessel, a large

بان bān S̱. 1. s. f. Temper, quality, manners. (Sans. वर्ण Kind, quality). 2. (or vāṇ वाण) s. m. An arrow; a rocket used in battle. 3. The name of an Asur, son of Rājā Bali. 4. (for वान) The high tide in the Indian rivers commonly called the Bore. 5. A kind of rope made of مونج mūnj, used to form the bottoms of beds as well as for other purposes.

بگهن bighan विघ्न S̱. s. m. Hinderance, stop, prevention, interruption.

برتا birtā वित्त S̱. s. m. Substance, ability, pow- er. See بت bitt.

بور būr H adj. Barren (land). s. f. Chaff, husk. بورکالڐو būr kā laḍḍū, A sort of sweetmeat made with the husk of grain. (The confectioners avow the imposition and cry out to passengers, "youʼll repent if you eat it, or regret not tasting it." Hence, great men are sometimes called بورکالڐو when they make a practice of encou- raging their dependants to hope, but do nothing for them at last; as, dancing attendance on them and neglecting them are each likely to produce regret. The term also means, any person or thing, which is fair without and foul within, or

بنت banat H s. f. Lace, a riband studded with spangles.

بي ار bīʼar विवर S̱. s. m. A hole (of a snake, rat, &c.).