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baz, many, much. 

 baze?z wajba, of many sorts. 

 baze« bal'a^^, often, 

 bazew ranga, many coloured. 

 j]J^'i bazar, bazaar. P. 

 bazu, limb. P. 

 J-i)^^. bazigar, juggler. 



basa_(/7j, v. to low (of cattle). 

 '^i high, s. a garden. P. 



high, V. p.p. bai^/ia *J^'j, to be killed. 

 J^^^. hkghiv, s. a lizard. 

 ^g*W baqi, adj. remaining. A. 

 " bal, s. flight. 



bal-gira_yZ!, to fly, take flight, 

 bal-deay/j, to let fly. 

 hkl-kdh, figure, shape, form. 

 ^O^'-J balac/Ziiya, adv. from below, ujjwards. 



jJW bala_y7«, of age, A. 

 v_S"'^J^J bandi, s. a hostage. 



bang, a voice, sound ; cock-crow, P. 

 banga, ) s. the morning. Bangawa, in tlie morning 

 bango, J to-morrow. Thi-banga, the day after to-morrow, 

 Uifcy^b bangohina, in the early morning. 

 eJ'*'*'-? baudan, a rough table. 

 ^ baut, refugee. 

 1^ g-'S^ bauti, shelter, refuge. 



j^^^. bahir, s. a herd of donkeys. 

 3j^^^. balirav, s. male calves. 

 ^A-? bapha, scurf. Si. bapho. 

 t-Si^J but, self, oneself. (Si. butu, the body). 



bitiir, the two stars (forming tlie tail of Ursa major). 

 ^V^J bathir, better, very good. (P. bihtar.) 

 j^ii^-i bathlo, wooden mortar. 



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i;^'^-.' batcni, quail. Si. 



