باد bād P (Sans. वात) s. f. Wind, air, breeze, gale. بادپيما bād-paimā, adj. 1. Swift, match ing the winds; a swift horse. 2. A worthless person who cares not what he says, an idle talker, a false speaker, one busied in useless labour. بادتند bād-i tund, A stormy wind. بادرفتار bād raftār, adj. Swift as the wind. بادسموم bād-i-samūm, s. f. A hot pestilential wind. بادسي بات کرنا bād se bāt karnā, To go very quickly, to be very swift. بادشرطه bād- i-shurt̤a, A fair wind, a favourable wind. بادصبا bād-i-ṣabā, s. f. The morning breeze, a zephyr, a refreshing gale. بادفرنگ bād-i-fa- rang, The pox. بادمخالف bād-i-muḵẖālif, s. f. A contrary wind. بادمراد bād-i-murād, s. f. A fair or favourable wind.

بـﮩوآر bahūʼār बहुवार S̱. s. m. Name of a fruit. (Cordia myxa). See لسوڙا lasoṛā.

بقم baḳam A s. f. Sappan wood. (Cœsalpinia sappan).

بـﮩاٴي bihāʼī H s. f. A spirit, supposed to tease infants by whispering alternately sad and plea- sing things in their ears, which is the cause of their laughing and crying when asleep or awake.

برتي birtī H s. m. Name of a plant. (A species of Panicum).

بواٴي boʼāʼī S̱. (from بونا) s. f. Sowing, the act of sowing, seedtime.

باسر वासर bāsar S or vāsar, s. m. A day.

باشد bāshad P aor. third pers. sing. (of باشيدن) May be, will be.

بسنت basant S (वसन्त) s. f. 1. The spring. 2. One of the Rāgs or musical modes of the Hindūs. 3. The name of the first of the six seasons, comprising Chait and Baisākh. 4. The small pox (a phrase peculiar to the Bangālīs). بسنت پهولنا basant phūlnā, v. n. To put forth the blossoms of mustard plants. آنکهون مين بسنت پهولني ānkhoṅ meṅ basant phūlnī, To dazzle. بسنت کي خبر basant kī ḵẖabar, Knowledge of, or care about, futurity.

بچکنا bich-kannā S̱. (بيچ Within, and کان Ear) s. m. An ornament worn in the anteriour lobe of the ear.