باگ bāg H s. f. A rein, a bridle. باگ لينا bāg lenā, To take the rein; to curb or pull up (a horse, &c.). باگ موڙنا bāg moṛnā, To turn the reins: and, this phrase is applied to the drying up of the small-pox; thus, when the pustules begin to blacken and dry up, they say, سيتلاني باگ موڙي sītlā ne bāg moṛī, or ماتاني باگ موڙي mātā ne bāg moṛī. باگ هاتهـ سي چهوٿنا bāg hāth se chhūṭnā, The reins to have slipped from the hand, denotes the loss of choice, power or controul.

باون bāwan H adj. Fifty-two.

بيارتهـ byārth व्यर्थ S̱. adj. Vain.

بلگنا balganā वल्गना S̱. s. m. A sob. See بلکنا balaknā.

بلغم balg̠ẖam A s. m. 1. Phlegm. 2. A running at the nose from cold.

بهاٿهيال bhāṭhiyāl H adj. Down, below, down the river, with the stream. See بهٿهيال.

بلاغت balāg̠ẖat A s. f. 1. Eloquence. 2. Ma- turity.

باسا bāsā वास S̱. s. m. Lodging, abode, dwel- ling, temporary residence.

بيدن bedan S (वेदन) s. f. Pain, sickness, ache.

بهيتريا bhītariyā आभ्यन्तरिक S̱. adj. used substantively, 1. The people who live in a house, not strangers, domestick. 2. Men who preside at a temple (i. e. بهنڐاري A steward; پوجاري A priest; رسوٴيا rasoʼiyā, A cook). 3. Those among the guests at a wedding feast who eat in company with the relations of the bride (those, who partake of the feast without, being called باهريا).