باوبتاس bāʼo-batās S̱. s. f. Possession by a demon or devil; misfortune, calamity. See آسيب āseb. S̱. H. باوبهک bāʼo-bhak, adj. A prattler, trifling talker, babbler. S̱. H. باوجهک bāʼo-jhak, adj. A prattler, trifling talker, babbler.

بنڐي banḍī H s. f. A short robe, a short full جامه jāma.

بيا bayā वयः S̱. s. m. 1. The name of the little bird that learns to fetch and carry, &c. and which the Hindūs teach to snatch the orna- mental patch or wafer from the forehead of their mistresses. (Loxia Indica). 2. An assizer.

بزاز bazzāz A adj. (superl. of بز used substan- tively) A cloth-merchant, draper, mercer. A.P. بزازي bazzāz-ī, s. f. The business of a cloth merchant.

بني banī S (वनी) s. f. A small forest, a wood. ¶ binai (विनय) Supplication, humility.

بٿهلانا biṭhlānā S̱. (caus. of بيٿهنا) v. a. To cause to sit down, to seat, to set, to settle.

بوڙها būṛhā वृद्ध S̱. adj. Old; an old man. بوڙهاآرها būṛhā ārhā, Old man, eldest man.

بنابر banābar P or binābar, On account, by rea- son.

باري bārī S. s. f. 1. (for वाटी) A garden, an orchard, a house. 2. (बालिका) A girl not exceeding sixteen. 3. (वार) Time, tour,

بهينس bhaiṅs महिषी S̱. s. f. A female buf- falo.