برخورد bar-ḵẖụrd P s. f. Success, the obtaining oneʼs desires.

بڙبهاگي baṛ-bhāgī S̱. adj. Very fortunate.

بلم balam S̱. (वल्लभ) s. m. A lover, a hus- band.

بيس bais S̱. s. m. 1. (for वैश्य) The third of the four Hindū tribes or varns: see برن. 2. Name of a tribe of Rājpūts. (A prince of that tribe formerly reigned at Daunriākherā. His dominions, which extended over a great part of Oude, on the north bank of the Ganges, are still called Bais-wāṛā). 3. (for वयस्) Age.

بتا batā H s. m. 1. A bamboo lath, a thin slip of bamboo. 2. An oblong stone on which pow- ders are levigated.

بيطار bait̤ār A s. m. A horse doctor, a farrier.

بهگت bhagat भक्त S̱. s. m. See بهکت bhakt. بهگت کهيلنا bhagat-khelnā, v. n. To act (a play), to imitate, to mimick. بهگت هونا bhagat-honā, v. n. To be initiated as a devotee, to be affi- liated to a religious order. (This is peculiar to the low tribes. The initiation consists in putting a necklace of beads round the neck, and marking a circle on the forehead. After which, the initiated person is bound to refrain from the use of spirituous liquors, flesh, &c.).

بيلي belī S̱. or beli (for वल्ली or वल्लि) s. f. A creeper, climber; tendril (of a vine).

بگهيلا baghelā S̱. s. m. 1. See بگهيل baghel. 2. A tigerʼs whelp, young tiger.

بگهنا baghnā व्याघ्रनख S̱. s. m. The teeth and nails of a tiger which are hung round the neck of a child.