(p. 606) padmālaẏā living in a lotus. n. goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী). 64)

(p. 633) pām̐ẏatārā act of pacing to find an opportunity to attack or grapple (as in wrestling); act of bragging before commencing to do something; preliminary preparations. পাঁয়তারা কষা v. to pace up and down to find a suitable moment to attack or grapple; to brag before commencing to do something; to make preliminary preparations. 19)

(p. 669) paurbī of পৌর্ব । 3)

(p. 696) prōtsāha great zeal or effort, ardour; great incitement or encouragement; a great incentive or stimulus. োত্সাহিত a. greatly incited or encouraged. fem. োত্সাহিতা । 54)

(p. 619) paripārśba surroundings, entourage. 110)

(p. 601) pakēṭa a pocket. পকেট কাটা, পকেট মারা v. to pick someone's pocket. পকেট ভরা, পকেটে পোরা v. to put in the pocket, to pocket. ঝুল-পকেট n. a side-pocket. পিছনের পকেট a hip-pocket. বুক-পকেট n. a breast-pocket. ভিতরের পকেট an inside pocket. ̃ঘড়ি n. a pocket-watch. ̃বই n. a pocket-book. ̃মার n. a pickpocket; a cut-purse. ̃স্হ a. put or kept in the pocket. পকেটস্হ করা v. to put or keep (a thing) in the pocket. 13)

(p. 638) pāṇḍu, pāṇḍura the pale yellow or whitish yellow colour, the mud colour; jaundice; chlorosis, green sickness. a. pale yellow, white yellow, mud-coloured; pale; jaundiced; chlorotic, etiolated. পাণ্ডু রোগ n. jaundice, chlorosis. 23)

(p. 601) pakṣī the bird. 31)

(p. 667) paurāṇika pertaining to or versed in Hindu puranas (পুরাণ) or mythology, mythical; mythological; ancient. পৌরাণিক কাহিনি a mythological or Puranic tale or episode; a legend. পৌরাণিক চরিত্র a mythological character; a Puranic character. পৌরাণিক নাটক a mythological drama. 43)

(p. 684) prabasita emigrated. 16)

(p. 696) prēkṣaka a spectator; an onlooker; one of the audience. 29)

(p. 642) pānā1 like, resembling, seeming to be (চাঁদপানা মুখ). 11)

(p. 696) pribhi kāunsila the Privy Council (of Great Britain). 21)

(p. 675) pratipanna ascertained; corroborated, confirmed; verified; proved, substantiated. প্রতিপন্ন করা v. to prove, to substantiate. 46)

(p. 654) purōdhā a priest; a pioneer, avant garde. 58)