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bak, i. 252 bakarâ, etc., i. 131, 144, 319; ii. 22, 150, 162 bagaḷâ, i. 252 baghitalâ, iii. 143 bachâ, bachhâ, etc., i. 153, 317; ii. 9, 121, 151 bachânâ, etc., i. 178, 211 baj, bâj (√vad), i. 328; iii. 66 bajhaṇu, i. 328; iii. 48, 137 bajho, iii. 137 baṭe, i. 164, 216 baṭnâ, etc., i. 164; ii. 62 baṭhân, i. 178 baḍ (vaṭa), i. 199; ii. 8 baḍâ (vṛiddha), i. 163; ii. 72, 79 baḍhaî, i. 334; ii. 155, 165 baḍhâpaṇu, ii. 72 baḍhin, ii. 165 baṇiân, ii. 187 baṇiâin, ii. 168 bat- (vârttâ in comp.), i. 151 baṭṭi, i. 154, 334 baṭṭis, i. 331; ii. 138, 142 badho, iii. 137 banânâ, iii. 78 bandhaṇu, etc., i. 300; iii. 48 bannâ, iii. 78 bapautî, ii. 107 bar, ii. 12 baras, barsâ, etc. (varsha), i. 173, 355; ii. 9, 14 bareṭhan, ii. 165 barochu, ii. 168 barkhâ, etc. (varsha), i. 261, 355; ii. 9 barchhâît, ii. 103 barj, i. 352 barhyu, i. 355 balad, ii. 199 balâ, ii. 206 bali, i. 182 bavanjâ, i. 331 bahattar, i. 288, 331