بينا bainā H s. m. An ornament worn on the forehead.

بسهرو bisahrū H part. act. (from بساهنا) Pur- chaser.

بسنت basant S (वसन्त) s. f. 1. The spring. 2. One of the Rāgs or musical modes of the Hindūs. 3. The name of the first of the six seasons, comprising Chait and Baisākh. 4. The small pox (a phrase peculiar to the Bangālīs). بسنت پهولنا basant phūlnā, v. n. To put forth the blossoms of mustard plants. آنکهون مين بسنت پهولني ānkhoṅ meṅ basant phūlnī, To dazzle. بسنت کي خبر basant kī ḵẖabar, Knowledge of, or care about, futurity.

ببر babar H s. m. One who crops the manes of horses.

بهدري bhadrī S̱. s. m. An astrologer, a palmister.

بهيديا bhed-iyā S̱. (भेदी) 1. adj. Intelligent. 2. s. m. A scout, a secret-keeper.

بيجار bīj-ār S̱. (from بيج) adj. Seedy.

بنواٴي binwāʼī H (from بنا binnā) s. f. Price paid for weaving.

باجرا bājrā H s. m. A kind of grain so called, Indian corn. (Holcus spicatus).

بانکا bānkā S̱. (r. वक Bend, be crooked) s. m. 1. A fop, a beau, a coxcomb, a buck, a bravo, a bully. 2. A knife or hook to cut bamboo with. 3. s. f. Name of a river. 4. adj. Crooked, foppish, coxcombish, arrant.