(p. 667) pōṣa2 taming, domestication; act of bringing under one's control, subdual. পোষ-মানা a. tame, domesticated; brought under control, subdued; habituated to obedience. পোষ মানা v. to become tame or domesticated; to come under control, to be subdued; to be habituated to obedience; (of a horse) to be broken. পোষ মানানো v. to tame, to domesticate; to bring under one's control, to subdue; to habituate to obedience; to break (as a horse). 18)

(p. 652) pun̐ṭali a small bundle or baggage. 40)

(p. 645) pālō starch obtained from zedoary etc.; gruel of this starch. 34)

(p. 669) pyān̐cā the owl; (sarcas.) an extremely ugly-looking man or boy. প্যাঁচার ডাক howling, hooting, screeching. প্যাঁচা ডাকে an owl; howls or hoots or screeches. প্যাঁচার বাচ্চা an owlet; (sarcas. -both masc. & fem.) an extremely ugly-looking person. প্যাঁচার বাসা an owlery. fem. পেঁচি । 10)

(p. 696) prōthita planted or driven into; (rare) sowed; buried, interred. থিত করা v. to plant or drive into; (rare) to sow; to bury; to inter. 56)

(p. 645) pāli2 a line; a row; a multitude; an end, a margin; a dry measure of grains (over 2 kilograms). 28)

(p. 681) pratyādiṣṭa divinely commanded or inspired; voided, repealed. 16)

(p. 696) prēṣabardhaka (phys.) a booster. 45)

(p. 631) pān̐ka slime, silt. 31)

(p. 601) pakṣipālana aviculture. পক্ষিপালন করা v. to collect, keep and breed birds, to be engaged in aviculture. ̃শালা a. an aviary. 25)

(p. 680) pratyanta lying on or adjoining the border, bordering (on), contiguous, neighbouring. n. the border; the frontier region, the frontier; (in the Puranas) the land of Mlechhas (ম্লেচ্ছ). ̃পর্বত n. a hillock beside a mountain. ̃প্রদেশ n. a neighbouring country; the frontier; outskirts. ̃বাসী a. dwelling on the outskirts of a town or village or country; dwelling on a frontier. 19)

(p. 654) pēkhama a peacock's plumage or tail esp. when expanded or spread out like a fan at the time of dancing. পেখম ধরা, পেখম ফোলানো v. (of a peacock) to expand or distend one's plumage or tail (when dancing); (fig.) to be beside oneself with joy, to be foolishly ostentatious in dress, to be vainglorious, to peacock. 127)

(p. 654) pēkhā (poet. & obs.) to see. 128)

(p. 638) pātibratya faithful or loyal devotion of a wife to her husband. 51)

(p. 619) paribṛtta (geom.) a circumcircle. 142)