بيگ beg by imāla for bag; Old P. baga; Zend bagha; S. bhaga
P بيگ beg (by imāla for bag; Old P. baga; Zend bagha; S. bhaga), s.m. Lord, master; a Mog̠al title corresponding with the English Lord.
بگ bag Zend, bagha; S. भग
P بگ bag (Zend, bagha; S. भग), s.m. Lord; master (=beg).
بوغ bog̠
P بوغ bog̠, s.m. Outer covering, wrapper; pouch:—bog̠-band, s.m. Cloth in which anything is wrapped up.
بگاه ba-gāh
P بگاه ba-gāh, adv. In time, opportunely, seasonably.
باغ बाग़ bāg̠, vulg. bāg
P باغ बाग़ bāg̠, vulg. bāg, s.m. Garden, orchard, grove, cluster of trees, plantation (syn. bāṛī):—bāg̠-bāṛī, s.f. Ornamental trees and flowers of talc, &c. carried in wedding processions (=ārāʼish); (met.) Children, family, offspring:—bāg̠-bāg̠, adj. Rejoicing, delighted;—bāg̠-bāg̠ honā or ho-jānā, v.n. To be delighted, to rejoice exceedingly:—bāg̠-bān, s.m. Gardener:—bāg̠-bānī, s.f. Gardening; office of gardener:—bāg̠-ě-sabz dikhānā or dikhlānā (and sabz bāg̠ dikhānā), To excite desire and expectation by deceitful promises (lit. 'to exhibit a blooming garden, as by legerdemain'); to delude, deceive, cheat:—bāg̠-kārī, s.f. Gardening, garden cultivation, business of a gardener:—bāg̠-wālā, s.m. Owner of a garden; gardener (=bāg̠-bān).
