(p. 682) pratyēka each, every. pro. each, everyone. প্রত্যেক লোকের, প্রত্যেকের a. of each, of everybody. 7)

(p. 615) paraba a feast or festival (esp. a holy one); a fiesta. 42)

(p. 619) paribhaba defeat; discomfiture. 157)

(p. 628) parba a holy day; a fiesta; a feast, a festival; a knuckle, a joint (as of a finger); (bot.) a node; (of books) a canto, a chapter. 3)

(p. 615) parabāsa1 another's residence or home or abode or homeland. 46)

(p. 619) paribēdanā great pain or pang or affliction or distress. 146)

(p. 684) pramathana act of trampling or routing or subduing or killing. 43)

(p. 654) purōnō old; ancient; backdated. 59)

(p. 605) paṭṭiśa, paṭṭisa a kind of ancient sword used in fighting. 23)

(p. 628) paryālōcita thoroughly discussed or studied or reviewed. 25)

(p. 642) pānati a high-rimmed metal dish (used at dinner, in cooking etc.) 2)

(p. 619) paripālaka one who brings up, a rearer; an administrator. 111)

(p. 654) pēn̐ci of প্যাঁচা । 124)

(p. 688) prasphuraṇa slight vibration or tremor; phosphorescence; effervescence. ̃শীল a. slightly vibrating or trembling; phosphorescent; effervescent. প্রস্ফুরিত a. slightly vibrated or trembled; phosphoresced; effervesced. প্রস্ফুরিত হওয়া v. to vibrate or tremble slightly; to phosphoresce; to effervesce. 59)

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