بيضا baiẓā A 1. adj. White. 2. s. m. The Sun. يدبيضادکهانا yad-i-baiẓā dikhānā, v. a. To dis- tinguish oneʼs self in any work (an allusion taken from the luminous hand of Moses). A.P. بيضانه baiẓ-āna, s. m. The perquisite of the magistrate, &c. for marking publick papers.

بيني bīnī P s. f. 1. The nose. بيني بريده bīnī- burīda, adj. Nose-clipt. 2. in compos. (from بين bīn) The act of seeing or regarding.

بکسوا baksūʼā H s. m. The tongue of a buckle.

باغات bāg̠ẖāt P s. plur. (of باغ) Gardens, groves, orchards.

بريج barej H s. m. A betel-garden.

بندنوار bandanwār S̱. (from बंधन Binding, and वार Door-way, gate) s. f. A wreath or garland of leaves and flowers suspended across gateways on marriages or publick festivals.

برساتي barsāt-ī S̱. (from برسات) s. f. The name of a disorder in horses, the farcy.

باولي bāʼolī H s. f. 1. A large well into which people descend by steps to get water. 2. The drag (thing or animal) with which hawks, dogs, &c. are taught to hunt. 3. A trick. باولي دينا bāʼolī denā, To initiate, to train.

بهاٴي bhāʼī भ्राता S̱. s. m. Brother; comrade.

بديادهر विद्याधर bidyādhar S or vidyā-dhara, s. m. A sort of demi-god or attendant in the celestial courts. (The Vidyādharas dance be- fore the assembled deities in Indraʼs heaven).