بدايت badāyat A s. f. Beginning.

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).

بکساهٿ baksā-haṭ H s. f. Astringency.

بادامه bādāma P s. m. 1. A silkworm in the aurelia or chrysalis state. 2. A sort of silk. 3. A dervisʼs garment formed of patches.

بدق badaḳ H s. See بط bat̤. P.A. بدقت ba-diḳḳat, With difficulty.

بسا basā P adj. Much, very. بسابزرگ basā buzurg, Very great, very noble. بسااوقات basā auḳāt, Mostly, often, frequently.

برجنا barajnā H v. a. To forbid, to prohibit.

بيٿا beṭā H s. m. A son, a child. بيٿاکرلينا beṭā kar lenā, To adopt a son.

بساه bisāh H s. f. Purchase.

بهگيل bhagel H (from بهاگنا) 1. s. f. Overthrow, defeat. 2. s. m. A runaway, a deserter.