بدن badan A s. m. The body. بدن پهل جانا badan phal jānā, v. n. To be covered with an eruption of pustules.

بهرجانا bharjānā S̱. v. n. 1. To be filled. 2. To be lined (a bitch). 3. To be broken winded (a horse from severe exercise).

بداهنا bidāhnā H v. a. 1. To turn the plough over a field after the seed is come up, to plough immediately after sowing for the purpose of co- vering the seed. 2. To harrow.

بهڙک bhaṛak H (from بهڙکنا) s. f. 1. Splendour, blaze, flash, glare, show. 2. Perturbation, agitation, alarm, starting, shiness (in animals).

بميل bamīl H s. m. The name of a grass.

برهمچاري ब्रह्मचारी brahmachārī S s. m. A re- ligious student, a Brāhmaṇ from the time of his investiture with the sacerdotal thread till he becomes a householder, a person who continues with his spiritual teacher studying the Veda, a Panḍit learned in the Veda, an ascetick.

بلتوڙ baltoṛ S̱. (बालत्रोट from बाल A hair, and r. त्रुट Dissect) s. m. A pimple, a sore, a small bile. (Supposed to be caused by the breaking or pulling out of a hair, as the word imports).

بيترني baitarnī S (वैतरणी) s. f. 1. A river, according to the Hindūs, which is to be crossed by the dead on their way into the world of spirits, like the Styx of the ancients. 2. A river in Orissa.

بهيٿو bheṭū H s. m. A stalk, a stem. See بونٿ.

بچهوانا bichhwānā S̱. (caus. of بچهنا q. v.) v. a. To cause to spread.