(p. 625) parīkṣāmūlaka experimental. 57)

(p. 692) prāntara a prairie, a wilderness, a waste, a vast expanse of arid land; a large tract of grass-land. 52)

(p. 606) pathika a wayfarer, a pedestrian, a passer-by; a traveller. 44)

(p. 601) pakka for. form of পাকা (a.). ̃কেশ n. grey hair. a. grey-haired; aged, old. ̃তা n. ripeness; greyness; maturity; precocity; digestion. ̃বিম্বাধরোষ্ঠী a. & n. (for.) one whose or of one whose lips are beautifylly red. পক্কাশয়, পাকাশয় n. the stomach. 15)

(p. 633) pāchē same as পিছে । con. lest. পাছে পাছে same as পিছে পিছে । 66)

(p. 667) paurbāhika relating to the previous day.

(p. 680) pratula abundance, plenty; prosperity, richness. a. abundant, plentiful. 12)

(p. 642) pāraṇa, pāraṇā (act of taking) the first meal after the completion of a fast, breakfast (in the original sense). পারণ করা, পারণা করা v. to break a fast by taking one's meal. 51)

(p. 625) parimlāna very pale or jaded or worn out; glum or sombre. 13)

(p. 615) paramaiśbarya great wealth; the most valuable treasure or acquisition; a great éclat. 66)

(p. 652) piśita flesh; raw meat. 5)

(p. 654) puraskriẏā rewarding; act of awarding a prize; act of remunerating; cordial reception; honouring, felicitation. 35)

(p. 625) parimārjita scoured; cleansed; refined; corrected and revised; chastened. পরিমার্জিত করা v. to scour; to cleanse; to refine; to correct and revise; to chasten. 8)

(p. 682) -prada denotes giving (মূখপ্রদ). 11)

(p. 615) paraghari (lit.) of a person living in the house of somebody else; (fig.) dependent on others, sheltered by others. 5)