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| Bangladesh |
a country in central, southern Asia. Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh. |
| Bangladeshi |
of or having to do with the country of Bangladesh or with its people, culture, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| Bay of Bengal |
a bay of the Indian Ocean bordered mostly by India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. |
| Bengali |
a language spoken mainly in eastern India and Bangladesh. |
| Brahmaputra River |
a major river of Asia that starts in Tibet and flows through northern India and Bangladesh into the Bay of Bengal. |
| Ganges |
a river that flows through northern India and central Bangladesh into the Indian Ocean. |
| Ganges River |
a river that flows through northern India and central Bangladesh into the Indian Ocean. The Ganges River is especially important to the people of India and plays an important role in the religion of Hinduism. |
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