(p. 615) paraduḥkha another's affliction or distress. ̃কাতর a. feeling pain at another's affliction, compassionate, commiserated. fem. ̃কাতরা । ̃কাতরতা n. compassion, commiseration. 18)

(p. 652) pīḍ়ājanaka, pīḍ়ādāẏaka distressing, causing illness. 24)

(p. 601) pam̐ẏatriśa & a. thirty-five. 11)

(p. 638) pāthēẏa travelling expenses; allowance; (chiefly rel.) viaticum. 60)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇi, pēṣaṇī a mortar and a pestle; a grindstone, a mill-stone. 41)

(p. 606) patrābali, patrābalī, patrāli, patrālī letters collectively, correspondence; (of a tree) leaves collectively, foliage; (of a book) pages collectively; decorative painting on one's person with sandalpaste or similar articles. পত্রালিকা n. a tiny or concealed decorative painting on one's person with sandal-paste etc. 37)

(p. 601) pakōḍ়ā, pakauḍ়ā a chop of onion fried usu. in oil. 14)

(p. 684) prabrajyā wandering asceticism. প্রব্রজ্যা নেওয়া v. to take to wandering asceticism. প্রব্রাজক same as পরিব্রাজক । 31)

(p. 669) prakanpa hypothesis. প্রকল্পিত a. hypothetical; imagined. 29)

(p. 654) puttali1 a pupa. 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. 688) praśākhā a branchlet; an offshoot. 23)

(p. 688) pralubdha greatly allured or tempted; extremely greedy. fem. প্রলুব্ধা । ̃তা n. the state of being greatly allured or tempted; extreme greed. 10)

(p. 638) pāṭhārthī desirous of reading or studying. n. a student, a pupil; a prospective student. fem. পাঠাথির্নী । পাঠোদ্ধার n. deciphering an obscure piece of writing or passage. 2)

(p. 654) purānō2 to fulfil, to satisfy; to fill. 47)