(p. 615) parapara one after another; successively; consecutively; gradually; side by side. 34)

(p. 601) pañjābi or born in the Punjab. n. a native of the Punjab; the language of the Punjab; a loose-fitting upper-garment with no collar. 62)

(p. 665) pēẏa drinkable. n. anything drinkable; a drink. 15)

(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. 672) pragatibādī theory of progress. প্রগতিবাদী a. progressive. n. advocate or champion or supporter or votary of progress. প্রগতিশীল a. progressive; modern. প্রগতিশীলতা n. progressive outlook, progressiveness; modernity. 4)

(p. 638) pātālika (geog.) sedimentary, plutonic (পাতালিক শিলা). 44)

(p. 633) pākṣika fortnightly. n. a fortnightly journal. 38)

(p. 631) pā1 (mus.) the fifth note of the diatonic scale of C major, G. 17)

(p. 601) paṅkha (dial.—archi.) finial. 39)

(p. 666) paitṛka paternal, ancestral (পৈতৃক ভিটা, পৈতৃক সম্পত্তি); hereditary (পৈতৃক রোগ). 2)

(p. 642) pānabhōjana drinking and eating. 6)

(p. 633) pāṭi1, pāṭī1 a finely woven mat of a kind of aquatic grass. 87)

(p. 619) pariṇīta married, wedded. fem. পরিণীতা । 81)

(p. 619) parikīrṇa thoroughly or extensively scattered or strewn or spread out or diffused or pervaded. 40)

(p. 669) prakarṣa excellence; superiority; amelioration, development. 28)