(p. 674) praṇāśa annihilation, destruction, extinction; death. প্রনষ্ট a. annihilated, destroyed. 7)

(p. 669) pra- denoting excellence, celebrity, abundance, excess, intensity, extensiveness, inception etc. 24)

(p. 638) pātitya the state of being socially cast out; moral or religious fall, degeneration, downfall, depravity. 49)

(p. 681) pratyukti an answer, a reply; a retort. 30)

(p. 692) prāpita received or delivered through some agency. 55)

(p. 615) parapūrbā one who was married or betrothed to (and subsequently estranged from) another. 41)

(p. 629) palīẏa protein. 31)

(p. 618) paraśapāthara, paraśamaṇi a philosopher's stone. 3)

(p. 645) pālita tamed or pet (পালিত পশুপক্ষী); brought up, reared; nursed or fostered; maintained, kept, bred; nourished; protected, preserved, defended; observed, complied (with); fulfilled. fem. পালিতা । ̃কন্যা n. fem. a foster-daughter. ̃পুত্র n. a foster-son. ̃সন্তান n. a foster-child. 30)

(p. 678) pratiyōjana (bot.) adaptation. 16)

(p. 678) pratilōma reverse, inverse. প্রতিলোম বিবাহ marriage of a high-caste bride with a low-caste bridegroom. প্রতিলোমজ a. born of a low-caste father and a high-caste mother. 24)

(p. 682) pradhbaṃsa annihilation, destruction. প্রধ্বংসী a. annihilating, destructive. 36)

(p. 601) paṅgapāla a swarm of locusts; a locust; (fig.) a huge crowd. 41)

(p. 671) prakriẏā a process, a procedure, a mode, a method. 17)

(p. 606) padaka a locket; a medal. ̃প্রাপ্ত a. one who has won a medal, medalled. পদকপ্রাপ্ত ব্যক্তি a medallist. 51)