برقع burḳaﻌ A (or برقعه burḳaʼaﻌ) s. m. A dress or kind of veil with eye-holes to it, covering the whole body from head to foot. برقع پوش burḳaﻌ- posh, One who wears a burḳaﻌ.

بنبي bumbī H s. f. Navel. ¶ bambī, See خرمن ḵẖirman.

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

بکساهٿ baksā-haṭ H s. f. Astringency.

بهيو bhev S̱. (perhaps, for भाव) s. m. A state or condition of being, innate property, nature, dis- position.

برسنا birasnā H v. n. To stay, to remain.

بيڙا beṛā वेटप S̱. s. m. 1. A raft, a float. 2. The raft which is floated by the Muhammadans in honour of ḵẖẉāja ḵẖiẓr. (Besides the anni- versary beṛa offered to propitiate him, hundreds of smaller ones with lamps may be seen on Thursdays of the month bhādoṅ particularly, which are offered by the Muhammadans to this saint). بيڙاباندهنا beṛa bāndhnā, v. a. To col- lect a crowd. بيڙاپارکرنايالگانا beṛā pār karnā or lagānā, To relieve from distress, to remove difficulties, to help one through a business (lit. to ferry over a raft). بيڙاپارهونا beṛā pār honā, To obtain deliverance from misfortune or distress, to succeed.

بوريا boriyā P s. m. A mat.

بهولابهٿکا bhūlā-bhaṭkā S̱. adj. Missing the road, (generally, a person) calling on another in consequence of some ac- cident, &c. not intentionally to pay a visit.

بهانٿ bhānṭ भंडिका S̱. s. m. A medicinal plant. (Clerodendron infortunatum: Lin. Vol- kameria infortunata: Roxb.).