بيٿ बीट bīṭ
H بيٿ बीट bīṭ [S. विट, rt. विट्; or विड], s.f. A factitious salt containing sulphur (=biṭ-lavaṇ).
بيت बीत bīt
H بيت बीत bīt, s.f. Grazing fee charged by herdsmen, demand on each head of cattle paid to the cowherd, a kind of agistment:—bīt-khet, s.m. Field or land grazed on by agistment;—land cultivated by forced labour.
بات बात bāt
H بات बात bāt [S. वात], s.m. Pain in the joints, rheumatism.
بط bat̤ the P. bat arabicized
A P بط bat̤ (the P. bat arabicized), s.f. Duck; goose (more commonly the former):—bat̤t̤-ě-mai, A kind of goblet in the form of a duck.
بيت bait
A بيت bait, s.f. Abode, house, temple, edifice; couplet, distich, verse (in poetry):—baituʼl-lāh, s.m. lit. 'The house of God'; the temple of Mecca:—baituʼl-harām, s.m. lit. 'The sacred house'; the temple of Mecca (=baituʼl-lāh):—baituʼl-ḵẖalā, s.m. Necessary, privy:—baituʼs-saqar, s.m. The infernal abode, hell:—baituʼsh-sharaf, s.m. The mansion of eminence; the highest mansion (of a planet, &c.):—baitu-ṣ-ṣanam, s.m. Idol temple: baituʼl-māl, s.m. Public treasury or exchequer; escheat, property that falls to the crown through failure of heirs; the effects of one who dies intestate; confiscated property; (met.), an unfortunate fellow:—al baituʼl-maʻmūr, bait-i-maʻmūr, s.m. A house in heaven, or in the sky, over against the qaʻba of Mecca (as believed by the Moḥammadans):—baituʼl-muqaddas, s.m. The temple or city of Jerusalem:—bait-baḥṣī, s.f. Criticism of poetry:—bait-bandī, s.f. Verse, poetry.
