Badgūjar.—(From bada, great.) One of the thirty-six royal races of Rājpūts. A subcaste of Gūjar, also of Gaur Brāhman. A section of Mehtar.
Badhaiya.—(Barhai, carpenter.) A subcaste of Lohār and Kol. A sept of Savar.
Badhāria.—A resident of Badhās in Mirzapur. Subcaste of Bahna and Dhuri.
Bādi.—(A rope-walker.) Synonym of Nat.
Badkur.—Title used in the Dhobi caste.
Badwāik.—(The great ones.) A subcaste of Māna. A title of Dhobi and Pān or Gānda.
Bagaria.—(A young buffalo.) A sept of Dhanwār and Sonkar.
Bāgh, Bāghwa.—(Tiger.) A totemistic sept of Ahīr, Bhatra, Kawar, Munda, Oraon, Sonkar, Teli and Turi.
Baghel, Baghela.—(A tiger or tiger-cub.) A clan of Rājpūts which has given its name to Baghelkhand. A subcaste of Audhia Sunār and Chamār. A section of Bhilāla, Dhanwār, Gond, Lodhi, Māli, and Panwār Rājpūt.
Bāghmār, Bāghmārya, Bāgmār.—(A tiger-slayer.) A section of Oswāl Bania, Basor, Chamār, Dhīmar, Koilabhuti Gond, and Teli. A subsept of Nika Gonds in Betūl, who abstain from killing tigers.