(p. 601) paṅka soft mud, clay; filth; (geog.) silt; (bio.) protoplasm; a paste (চন্দনপঙ্ক); (fig.) vice; (archi.) finial. ̃জ a. born of or grown in soft mud, clay-born. n. the lotus, the water-lily. fem. ̃জা । ̃নয়ন, ̃নেত্র a. lotus-eyed. fem. ̃নয়না । ̃জিনী n. a pond in which lotuses grow, a lotus-pool; a clump or cluster of lotuses, a collection of lotuses. ̃ময়, পঙ্কিল a. full of soft mud, miry, muddy; turbid; filthy; vicious. ̃রুহ n. lotus. পঙ্কিলতা n. muddiness, miriness; turbidity; filthiness; viciousness. পঙ্কোদ্ধার n. dredging (as a river) (fig.); cleansing or purification; correction; act of bringing into order out of an intolerable or intricate mess; (fig.) reclamation from vice. পঙ্কোদ্ধার করা v. to dredge; (fig.) to bring into order out of an intolerable or intricate mess; (fig.) to reclaim from vice. 38)

(p. 644) pāribhāṣika concerning technical terminology; terminological, technical (পারিভাষিক শব্দ = technical term). 31)

(p. 688) praśasya praiseworthy, commendable, laudable. 22)

(p. 692) prātyahika daily, diurnal. fem. প্রাত্যহিকী । 42)

(p. 619) parinirbāṇa the cessation of individual existence, nirvana, salvation, beatitude. 104)

(p. 682) prapautra a grandson of one's son or nephew, a great-grandson. fem. প্রপৌত্রী n. a grand-daughter of one's son or nephew, a great-granddaughter. 44)

(p. 682) pradīpa a lamp, a light; (fig.) one who illuminates or glorifies (কুলপ্রদীপ). প্রদীপন n. act of illuminating or exciting; lighting of lamps. 25)

(p. 650) pila2 the elephant; (in chess) the bishop. 37)

(p. 625) pariṣēbā care of the sick, nursing. 34)

(p. 619) paricalana (phys.) convection. 59)

(p. 675) pratigāmī returning; receding. 18)

(p. 638) pāti1 address, whereabouts. 45)

(p. 615) parantapa one who conquers or vanquishes an enemy, victorious; (fig.) self-restrained. 30)

(p. 629) palala meat; silt, slime; alluvium. পলল ভূমি n. alluvial soil. 16)

(p. 628) paryasana removal; act of throwing all round; scattering. 17)