برخوردار bar-ḵẖụr-dār P adj. Happy, enjoying long life and prosperity. (Male children are thus called, q. d. enjoying the fruits of life).

بهل منسي bhal-mansī S̱. (भद्र Good, and मानुष्य Manhood) s. f. Good-nature, benevolence.

بتا bittā वितस्ति S̱. s. m. A span.

بات bāt S (वात Wind, from which this disease is supposed to arise) s. m. Pain in the joints, rheumatism. P. A. باتفاق ba-ittifāḳ, With concord or agree- ment.

باقر bāḳir A part. act. (of بقر) Deeply learned, abounding in wealth and science.

بن ban S (वन) s. f. A forest, a wood. بن جاترا ban-jātrā, s. f. The pilgrimage through the 84 forests of Braja. بن جهاڙنا ban-jhāṛnā or بن مارنا ban-mārnā or بن مجهاڙنا ban-majhāṛnā, To beat the forests. بن کنڐا ban-kanḍā or بن گونٿها ban-gonṭhā (Sans. वनगोविट्) Cow-dung found in the forests.

باقي bāḳī A part. act. (from بقا) Remaining, per- manent, lasting, extant, eternal; (used substan- tively) remnant, remainder, balance, arrear. باقي دار bāḳī-dār, Owing a balance. باقي رهنا bāḳī rahnā, To remain, to be left, to be saved.

بهينگنا bhīngnā H v. n. To be wet. See بهيگنا.

بهپکنا bhapaknā H (dakh.) v n. See بهبهکنا bha- bhaknā.

بنج banj A s. f. Henbane. See p. بنگ. S̱. or P. بنجارا banjārā (वणिज् or Pers. برنج Rice, and آر Carrying) s. m. A grain-merchant, a carrier of grain. S̱. or P. بنجاري banjārī (see بنجارا) s. f. A kind of tent used by banjārās. 2. adj. f. Half-boiled (grain).