(p. 654) puñja an accumulation, a collection, a heap, a pile, a mass, a multitude; a crowd. ̃মেঘ n. see under মেঘ । পুঞ্জিত, পুঞ্জীভূত a. accumulated, collected, piled up; amassed; crowded, thronged. পুঞ্জীকৃত a. that which has been accumulated or collected or piled up or amassed. 2)

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

(p. 619) parikhā a protective ditch around a rampart; a trench, a moat. 48)

(p. 601) pañcēndriẏa the five sense-organs collectively, namely, the eye(s), the nose, the tongue, the skin. 60)

(p. 696) prinsipāla a principal (of an institution). 20)

(p. 642) pābaka fire. a. purifying; sanctifying. 33)

(p. 671) prakkaṇa sound of a lute or a vina (বীণা). 16)

(p. 642) pānapātra a drinking-cup; a goblet. 5)

(p. 696) prāsaṅgika contextual; relevant, pertinent. 15)

(p. 692) prādhikṛta authorized. 50)

(p. 669) prakaṭa clearly revealed or exposed; manifest, obvious, evident, clear. ̃ন n. clear revelation or exposition, manifestation. প্রকটিত a. clearly revealed or exposed. 25)

(p. 674) praṇāśa annihilation, destruction, extinction; death. প্রনষ্ট a. annihilated, destroyed. 7)

(p. 696) prāẏōpabiṣṭa seated fasting till death; (loos.) on hunger strike. 5)

(p. 606) paṇaba a kind of ancient tomtom. 18)