BAS-VENTRE

(Fr.), n. Ba?-vatntr. The lower part of the abdomen (the hypogastric and iliac regions). [A, 385.] BASYL [Graham], n. Ba’si?l. The metallic or other electropositive constituent of a sult. [B, 2.] BASYLOUS, adj. Ba?s’i2l-u®s, MENT. BASYMENE (Fr.), n. Ba>-si?-me*n. A hymenium composed of basidia. [Bertillon (B, 46).] BASYMENIES (Fr.), n. pl. SPOREI (Ist def.). BASYOTRIB (Ger.),n. Ba*-su®-o-treb’, See BASIOTRIBE, BASYPOGES (Fr.), n. pl. Ba®-si?-po-zha. Subterranean Fungi belonging to the Ent oba sides (Basidiospore i). |Bertillon (B, 46).] BAT (Hind.), n. The Ficus indica. [B, 172.] BATA, n. Of Rheede, the Musa paradisiac a. BATAGURIDÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. e?), A family of the Steganopodes. BAT A GUR IN A (Lat.), n. n. pl. A tribe of the Bataguridæ. BATALOS (Lat.), n. m. 't)‘a%-lo’s, Gr., Bérados. 1. The anus. [A, 311.] 2. CINÆDUS. BATAMIBI, n. The Psycho tri a parasitic a. See BASIGENIC and B. ELE- Ba’-si?-ma-ni?-a. See Basrpro- [B, 88,121.) Ba*t(ba*t)-a3-gu2(gu)ritd-e(as- CL, 256.] Ba®t(ba®t)-a3-gu? ‘(rey (a) °-gu”(gu)-ri(re)’na>. [L. 105.] Ba n. An East Indian name for the Durio zibeth in us. BATANA, n. A Brazilian name for the Œno carpus b. - tius]. [B,121.] Es