بهيم भीम bhīm S 1. n. prop. The second brother of Yudhish̤ṭhira. 2. adj. Dreadful, terrible, terri- fick.

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.

بشره bashara A s. m. The countenance.

بقر baḳar A s. m. (Heb. ) A bull. بقرعيد baḳar- īﻌd, A festival held in commemoration of Abra- hamʼs offering to sacrifice his son, Ismāʼīl (agree- able to Muhammadans, and not Isʼhāk). P.A. بقسميه ba-ḳasm-īya, On oath, by oath.

بهلأي bhalā-ī S̱. s. f. Goodness, good health, wel- fare.

بکار bikār S (विकार from वि and r. कृ Do) s. m. 1. The change of any thing from its origi- nal state, deterioration. 2. Disease.

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

بلما balmā S̱. (वल्लभ) s. m. A lover, a hus- band.

بهٿ bhaṭ भ्राष्ट़ S̱. s. f. 1. An oven, a furnace, a kiln. 2. Curse, misfortune. بهٿ پڙنا bhaṭ- paṛnā, v. n. To be cursed, to be unfortunate, to be lost (lit. to fall into the fire).

بادلي bādalī H s. f. Silver cloth.