130 of an eclipse the first contact Prati20d (प्रतिपद्) The first tilli of either halfofalumar month is called Prat}}}0d. Pratilommu0 (प्रतिलोम) Retrograde A planet is said to be }rat rograde Prabha (प्रभा) The shadow Pak-54ala(प्राक्कपाल) The eastern hemisphere. Paguitagm0 (प्राग्विलग्न) The rising point'of the ecliptic Prap0 (प्राण) Same as 451. Phala (फल) Result or correction. B00 (ब) The name of the first being one of the five impor tant elements of the Hindu Calendar Bala (बाहु) (1) The base of a right-angled triangle. (2) The balu (or blugja) corres ponding to a planet's an10m - aly (or to any arc or angle) . If 60 be the an0maly of a planet (or any arc or angle whatever ), then the corres ponding ballu is 60, 180°-0, 8-180", or 360" 0, accord ing as 0<0-<90°. 90°<0< 180°, 180°<60-<270", or 270°<6< 360० (3) The Rsine of the blut (of a planet's anomaly) Baluplhala (बाहुफल) Correction due to the ॐghr02ca of a planet. The formula for the baluhala is balagiya x tabulated epicycle 80 Bindu (बिन्दु) Point Binto (बिम्ब) Disc of a planet Buddha (बुध) Mercury Bha (भ) Sign Bhaga10 (भगण) The revolution number of a planet the number of revolutions that a planet performs around the Earth in a certain period. The revolutions given by Bhaskara I correspond t0 a period of43,20,000 years Bhara (भव) Eleven Bhaga (भाग) (1) Part, fraction (2) Division. (3) Degree (*) Bhagalara (भागहार) Divisor Blamu Blarg0 (भार्गव) Venus . Bhaskara (भास्कर) (1) The Sun (2) Twelve Bhasuat (भास्वत्) The Sun Bhim0-dik (भिन्नदिक्) Unlike direc Bhima-dika (भिन्नदिक्क) direction Unlike
