බඹ·‍ගොස, n. (ගොස voice), excellent voice, viz. the voice of Buddha, so called because it was like that of Maha Brahma.

බීරි·තට්ටුව, n. a stroke or attack of deafness, (occasioned by a loud noise &c.), state of being dinned.

බලාගන්නවා, v. t. to take care of, guard; notice, take notice of.

බ්‍රහ්ම·ලෝකය, n. the Brahma world; that part of the universe said to be the residence of Previous page Next page Back to the Search Page   |   Back to the DDSA Page Charles Carter: A Sinhalese-English dictionary. Previous page -- 458 -- Brahma and the highest region‍ or state next Nirvāna; it is divided into sixteen parts or Brahma worlds, of which the highest six are called Suddhāvāsa, as the residence of the purified; in the last of these Nirvāna is attained.

බඹ·සර·වස, n. (වස for වාසය), dwelling or remaining in a state of celibacy: see බ්‍රහ්ම චර්‍ය්‍යාව.

බලීයස්ත්‍වය, n. (බලීයස් compar. fr. බලින්, strong, powerful, ත්‍ව abs. ter.), powerfulness, prowess, වික්‍රමවන්තකම.

බොකුට, n. curl, lock of hair.

බත්·මඟුල, n. rice-feast, rice-feeding festival to celebrate a child's first meal of rice.

බන්‍ධු·හීනතාව, n. friendlessness.

බැල්ලී, n. fem of බල්ලා: female dog, bitch, but.