برين barīn P adj. High, sublime.

بـﮩتير bahuter S̱. (बहुतर) adj. Many, very much, abundant.

بنجن binjan व्यंजन S̱. s. m. 1. Sauce, condi- ments, particularly vegetables dressed with but- ter, &c. and added to flesh or fish. 2. (In gram- mar) A consonant.

بلک balki P adv. see بلکه balki. ¶ buluk, s. A large prominent eye. ¶ bilak, s. A present, gift: fresh fruit or new dress, &c. with the sight of which one is pleased. ¶ bilik, s. Seizing any thing with the hand or claws. ¶ bilk, s. Fire or a spark of fire.

برن baran S̱. 1. (वर्ण) s. m. Colour, sort, class; one of the four tribes among the Hindūs (viz. 1, ब्राह्मण 2, क्षत्रिय 3, वैश्य 4, शूद्र). 2. A letter of an alphabet. 3. Praise, description. 4. (वरम्) conj. Moreover, but even, rather. برن کرنا baran karnā (from Sans. वरणं) To hire a priest for the performance of a sacrifice or any religious ceremony.

بٿوانا baṭwānā S̱. (causal of بٿنا) v. a. To cause to twist, &c.

بلوکنا biloknā S̱. (वि and r. लोक Look) v. a. To see, to look at, to behold.

بنوانا banwānā H (caus. of بنانا) v. a. To cause to make or to prepare or to build, &c.

بهجنيک bhajnīk S̱. (भजनिक r. भज Serve, worship) s. m. A singer, an adorer.

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.