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Bataira, n.m. A stone vessel maker, one who works in stone. 
Bataéli, ad. 42; -wan, 42nd. 
Bateér, n.m. (H.) A partridge. 
Batetu, m.m. The little son of a Brahman. 
Bathanu, v.t. re. To seat, to allow to sit a 
Batholi, n.f. Bread made of pot-herb flot 
Batha, n.m. (S. Vastuka.) The pare ol or plant; a kind 
of vegetable. 
Pa n.m. A substance used for rubbing the pair before a- 
BAti, n. a @ A small vessel of brass. (2) A weight of two sers. 
(3) A 
Batnu, ek re. oe knead; f. -i, pl. é. (Also batna). 
Batti, ad. 32; -waii, 32nd. 
BatuwA, nm. (H.) A small purse. 
Batawnu, v.t. re. To let one know, -/. i, pl. -é. 
Batawnu, v.t. re. To cause or allow to knead. 
Batri, .f. A short cut. vt. a little path. 
Bat, n.m. Swimming, the act of swimming. -dene, v.7. ir. To 
swim. 
Bauiisu, n.m. A kind of loaf made with fat, and cooked in 
steam (used 1 in Balsan and Pinar). 
Bawan, ad. m.; f. -i, pl. -6. Left. (S. vama.) 
Béwné, nm. See Béon re 
Bawne, n.f. A kind of ‘eae which bears blue flowers. 
Baw See Baor 
ay, n.f. wind (or Paes 
Bayali, ad. 42; -w4i, 42nd. 
Bdar, n.m. A kinsman: kith or kin. -nw, v.i. re. To act like a 
kin nsman 
Bdhaiwni, vt. re. To extinguish. 
Bébi, n.f. Sister. The vowel tis changed into e in the voca- 
tive case as: Bebé tu kindi chali? ‘ O sister, where 
ar 
Bedan, n.f. (S. Vedand.) An ache, a pain. 
Bedi, n.f. (S. Vedi.) The ground on which is lighted the sacri- 
ficial fire at weddings or other religious ceremonies. 
Bedni, n.f. A pain. 
Bednu, v.t. re. To call, to invite, to send for; f. -i, pl. -é. 
Beduwnu, vi. re. To be spoken, to be called. 
Begé, adj. m. or adv. Too much. 
peace -u, adj. m.; f. -i, pl. -6. Very much, too much, exces 
us » ah). m.; f. -i, pl. -6. Em mpty, or empty-handed. 
Bé’l, n.m. (S. en The tree. or its fruit, called bel. (Aegle 
marmelos. 
Beora, mm. (S. Vyavahara.) A matter, a subject. 
