بکهـ bikh S (विष) s. m. Poison. See بس bis.

بال پر bāl-par P s. m. Adoption of better habits. بال پرنکالنا bāl par nikālnā, 1. To turn over a new leaf. 2. To flourish or prosper. 3. To betray oneʼs evil disposition, to begin wicked pranks, to shew the cloven hoof.

بلي billī विडाली S̱. s. f. A she cat.

بجهرا bujahrā H s. m. A vessel for warm water.

بهرت भरत bharat S n. prop. Name of the son of Dasaratha and Kaikeyī, and younger bro- ther of Rāmachandra. بهرت کنڐ bharat-khanḍ, s. m. One of the nine divisions of the world, be- tween Lankā and Sumeru; India.

بلندي buland-ī P s. f. Height, elevation, emi- nence, loftiness, exaltation, loudness.

برت वृति briti S or vr̤iti, s. m. Appointing; a proxy in the performance of religious duties.

باسي bāsī S̱. (r. वास Scent) adj. 1. Stale. 2. Perfumed. باسي کرنا bāsī karnā, To make stale, to vomit. S. باسي वासी (r. वस Dwell) bāsī or vāsī, adj. mas. (used substantively) Inhabitant; as, वनवासी vana-vāsī, Inhabitant of the woods.

بچهڙاٿ bichhaṛāṭ S̱. s. Separation.

بيراگا bairāgā S̱. (from वैरागी) s. m. A small crooked stick, which a bairāgī places under his arm-pit to lean upon as he sits.