A border of silk or brocade put on clothes.
A boundary, limit.
A boundary.
A bow string, catgut.
A bow weapon.
A box etc. for holding Surmo.
A box for keeping valuables in.
A box with the fist.
A box with the fist.
A box with the fist.
A box, case.
A box, trunk.
A boy nearly arrived at the age of puberty, an adult, pubescent. A s. m. A horse, a steed, courser.
A boy of some five or six years of age.
A boy that is tall for his age or has grown up quickly.
A boy up to the time of his getting a beard. A youth, lad, stripling.
A boy, lad.
A boy, lad.
A boy.
A boy.
A boy’s play in which they make a circle by uniting hands. चकुली पाइणु چڪُلِي پائڻُ To unte hands in a circle.
A boy’s play perfumed by moon-light.
A bracelet or arm ornament. The gathering up in stitches the lower seam of drawers so as to have them tight round the ankles.
A Brahaman who receives regular dues or fees.
A Brahman
A Brahman who performs certain obsequies on a death in a family and on giving to whom to death on the 11th day the house becomes pure. A kind of fakir who always wears a gaudri.
A Brahman who possesses certain rights and recovers certain dues in any locality. s. f. the rights and perquisites of the above.
A Brahman.
A braid of plaited hair in front as worn by virgins etc.
A branch or piece of the tamarisk tree, the tamarisk or bastard cypress Tamarix Indica. Evasion, shirking.
A branch.
A brave man, a hero, champion.
A breakage in a dike. A ravine. A firth or back-water, a creek.
A breakage of friendship, ill will follow such a break. Doubt, uncertainty.
A breakage of friendship, ill-will following such a break.
A breaker, that which causes breakage.
A breast, dug, teat.
A breed of sheep with large tails. Adj. fat, corpulent.
A bribe.
A bribe. A leather rope or thong.
A bribe. Priming lay in pan of gun.
A brick layer’s tool, kind of adze or hammer for paring bricks in building.
A brick-maker.
A brick. An awn of corn.
A brickbat.
A bricklayer, mason.
A bricklayer’s trowel.
A bride.
A bride. One removing from one place to another or a person accompanying him to look after the loads of kit etc. s. m. The ropes of a boat.
A bride. The black spot in the center of the eye.
A bridegroom.
A bridegroom.
A bridegroom.
A bridegroom.
A bridegroom. Songs in praise of a bridegroom sung at a wedding.
A bridegroom’s man at a wedding, who performs certain ceremonies.
A bridegroom’s man, who at weddings performs certain ceremonies.
A bridge, a built out landing place or causeway, a quay.
A bridge, embankment, dike, mound, causeway.
A bridge.
A bridge.
A bridle.
A broad tape, generally spoken of the waist string of drawers so made.
A broker, salesman.
A broom, besom.
A broom, besom.
A brothel, bawdy house.
A brothel, bawdy house.
A brothel, bawdy house.
A brothel.
A brother, a comrade, partner. A title of respect. Name of a hill tree.
A brother.
A brother’s son, nephew.
A brother’s wife, sister-in-law.
A brother’s wife.
A brown or dun colored horse.
A brownish green, the color of mung, of or belonging to mung.
A bruise in sole of foot from walking.
A brush for driving off flies made of the long hair of the tail of the Bos Grunniens.
A brush made of hair.
A brush made of the long hair of the Bos Grunniens fro driving away flies, a fly-flapper.
A brush or scrub for cleaning with. A tuft of grass for setting anything on fire.
A bubble, a fancy whim.
A bubo.
A bubo.
A bud.
A buffalo.
A buffalo.
A buffalo.
A buffalo. A stallion or the male of any animal so used.
A builder of mud walls or worker with mud plaster.
A bullet, a small ball of any kind, a pill.
A bullock, bull, ox. A bullock’s load.
A bullock-man or driver.
A bullock’s hump.
A bunch or cluster of fruit, flowers &c., a nosegay, a tuft.
A bundle hung over the shoulder half or this side half on that.
A bundle of faggots etc. A load. Flitting, removing from one place to another, the goods and chattels removed.
A bundle of grass etc. lighted for applying fire to any thing.
A bundle of grass or straw, a sheaf, a bundle of reed pens &c.
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