بسارنا bisārnā S̱. (trans. of بسرنا) v. a. To forget.

بعده baﻌda-hu A adv. After that or which, then, however.

بهبکا bhabkā S̱. s. m. 1. (from بهاپهـ Sans. वाष्प) An alembick, a still. 2. A kind of drinking vessel with a large mouth.

برتها वृथा brithā S or brathā or vr̤ithā, adj. Abor- tive, vain, in vain.

بي اڙ bīʼaṛ H s. f. Seed-bed, seedplot.

بقلةالحمقا baḳlatu-l-ḥamḳā A s. m. (The stupid herbage) Purslain.

بيد वेद bed S or veda, s. m. A Veda, or the Ve- das in the aggregate. The original Veda is be- lieved by the Hindūs to have been revealed by Brahmā, and to have been preserved by tra- dition until it was arranged in its present order by a sage, who thence obtained the surname of Vyāsa or Vedavyāsa, that is, compiler of the Vedas. He distributed the Indian scripture into four parts, which are severally entitled ऋग् Rig, यजुष् Yajush̤, साम Sāma, and अथर्व Atharva; and each of them bears the common name of Veda.

بليد balīd A adj. Stupid, a dunce, a simpleton.

بنديوان bandī-wān S̱. s. m. A prisoner, &c. See s. بندي.

بهنڐيلا bhanḍelā S̱. (Sans. भंड) s. m. An actor.