(p. 671) prakṣuddha impassioned; agitated; excited. 22)

(p. 615) paramōtkṛṣṭa most excellent. 68)

(p. 696) prāsaṅgika contextual; relevant, pertinent. 15)

(p. 678) pratibhūti-patra bail-bond. 8)

(p. 618) parasmaipada (Sans. gr.) any of the verb-inflections used in the active voice; (hum.) another's money or wealth or property. পরস্মৈপদী a. (Sans. gr.) used in the active voice or having an inflection used in the active voice; (hum.) done for another (পরস্মৈপদী ঝামেলা); transferring or transferred to another, entrusted to another belonging to another (পরস্মৈপদী টাকা). 12)

(p. 654) pūrabī an Indian Musical mode. 99)

(p. 619) paricita acquainted; familiar; known; practised (পরিচিত কর্ম). পরিচিতি same as পরিচয় । পরিচিত ব্যক্তি an acquaintance. 66)

(p. 645) pālōẏāna a wrestler; a gymnast; a burly man. a. burly; adept in gymnastics; heroic. পালোয়ানি n. burliness; heroism; gymnastics. a. of a wrestler or wrestling; of a gymnast; gymnastic. 35)

(p. 681) pratyāsanna very near, contiguous; that which is round the corner; imminent, impending. 26)

(p. 619) paripāka digestion; assimilation. পরিপাক করা v. to digest; to assimilate. ̃দোষ n. digestive trouble. ̃যন্ত্র n. the digestive organ, the stomach. ̃শক্তি n. digestive power; power of assimilation. 108)

(p. 665) pēśōẏāja a kind of baggy breeches worn by Muslim women or dancinggirls. 36)

(p. 644) pāruṣya haughtiness, arrogance; harshness, rudeness; strong language. 36)

(p. 606) paḍ়nta about to fall; declining; about to terminate or end, coming to a close (পড়ন্ত বেলা, পড়ন্ত দিন); setting (পড়ন্ত রোদ). পড়ন্ত বেলা the closing hours of the day. 7)

(p. 682) pratyudāharaṇa counter-example; a counterprecedent. 3)

(p. 614) para4 another, other, different; unrelated, not one's relation or kindred (সে আমার পর নয়); supreme, chief, best, absolute (পরব্রক্ষ্ম). n. an enemy, a foe (পরন্তপ); a person who is not present on the spot, a third person (পরচর্চা); one who is not a kindred, a stranger পরভৃত্; God. adv. then, after (অতঃপর, পরবর্তী). পরের ধনে পোদ্দারি করা (fig.) to spend another's money as one's own; (fig.) a steward brags of the property he looks after as if it were his own. 19)