بـﮩار bihār S (विहार) s. m. Diversion, amuse- ment, sport. بـﮩارستهل bihār-asthal, Place of amusement.

بيگاري begār-ī H s. f. The act of pressing or forcing to work. بيگاري لينا begārī lenā, To take forcibly or press, with or without pay.

بهل بهل اجالا bhal bhal ujālā S̱. s. m. Dawn or break of day. S̱.H. بهل پن bhal-pan, s. m. Goodness.

برهنه barahna P adj. Naked. برهنه پا barahna-pā, Bare-footed. S. برهي विरही (from विरह بره) birhī or virahī, adj. m. Suffering the pangs of absence in love, separated from oneʼs love.

بهتنا bhutnā S̱. (from भूत بهوت) s. m. A small devil, an imp, a demon, a ghost.

به बहु bahu S adj. Much, many.

برهم bar-ham P adj. 1. Confused, entangled, spoiled. 2. Angry, vexed, sullen. برهم درهم bar- ham darham, adj. Entangled, confused, topsy- turvy. برهم زدن barham-zadan, s. m. Confusing, mixing together, striking together. برهم زده bar- bam-zada, Confused, convulsed, turned topsy- turvy. برهم زدن barham-zan, An exciter of quar- rels, an embroiler. برهم زني barham-zan-ī, s. f. 1. Embroiling, confusing. 2. Interference, pre- vention, putting a stop to.

برمنا biramnā S̱. (वि and r. रम Rest) v. n. To stop, to remain, to delay.

بدعت bidʼaﻌt A s. f. The introduction of novelty or change in religion, schism, heresy, innovation; violence, oppression, wrong.

بادرنگ bād-rang P s. m. A sort of cucumber.