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bhaṇv (√bhram), iii. 34 bhaṇvara (bhramara), i. 320 ; ii. 22 bhaṇvaï, ii. 55 bhago, iii. 137 bhagat, i. 287 bhang (√bhanj), iii. 39 bhajanu, ii. 38 ; iii. 50, 137 bhañanu, *ib.* bhanj, iii. 39 bhaṭaku, ii. 37 bhaṭuaḍî, ii. 117 bhaṭṭi, i. 154 bhaḍuâ, ii. 39 bhatijâ, i. 161, 165 bhanvâi, ii. 155 bhabût, i. 145 bham (√bhram), iii. 34 bhay, ii. 10, 222 bhayau, iii. 195 bhar, ii. 19, 20, 38, 51, 70, 108, 109 bharam (√bhram), iii. 34 bharyatu, ii. 109 bhalâ, ii. 73, 79 bhavuṇ, ii. 55 bhâiṭyo, i. 161, 165 bhâiṭo, ii. 103 bhâi, bhâû, etc. (bhrâtṛi), i. 202, 320; ii. 58, 103, 155, 193, 194 bhâûj, i. 165 bhâkhâ, i. 261 bhâg, bhâṅg (√bhañj), iii. 39 bhâg (bhâgya), ii. 78 bhâjavat, ii. 67 bhâjû, ii. 38 bhañû, ib. bhâḍ, bhâḍâ, i. 199; ii. 29, 30 bhâṇḍâ, i. 199 bhâṇḍâmi, ii. 77 bhâṇḍo, ii. 29 bhâṇḍpaṇiâ, ii. 73 bhât, i. 286 bhâph, i. 191, 331 bhâr, ii. 40, 199 bhâruâ, ii. 40 bhâlâ, ii. 9 bhâlû, ii. 39 bhâv, ii. 14 bhâvî, ii. 170 bhâviṇ, ii. 170, 231 bhâshâ, i. 261 bhikârî, i. 152 bhig, bhij, etc., i. 176; iii. 81