بٿيا baṭyā H s. f. A silken cord adorned with three fringes, which women use to tie their hair behind.

بيڙي beṛī H s. f. 1. Irons fastened to the legs (of criminals, elephants, &c.), fetters. 2. A basket used to irrigate fields with.

بهاتا bhātā H s. m. An extra allowance to troops on service. See بهته.

باونا bāʼonā S̱. adj. Dwarfish. See باون bāwan.

بهانج bhānj S̱. (from بهانجنا) s. m. Twist, twisting.

بان bān A s. m. 1. Name of a tree, سهجنا sahaj- nā (Guilandina moringa) the seeds of which are called ḥabbu-l-bān, Ben-nut; or, according to some, بکاين bakāyan (Melia sempervirens). 2. Name of the tree which yields Benzoin (Styrax Benzoe). 3. A tree, the leaves and flowers of which are sweet-scented, called by the Persians Bed-mushk.

بهوج پور bhoj-pūr भोजपुर S̱. n. prop. Name of a place.

بس bas वश S̱. s. m. Power, will, command, advantage, authority. بس کرنا bas karnā, To overpower, to bring to submission. بس آنا bas ānā, To be obtained, to come into oneʼs power.

بدر badr A s. m. The full moon.

بلديا baldiyā S̱. (See s̱. بردي) s. m. A cow-herd, a bullock-driver, a drover, a grain-merchant.