(p. 666) pōkharāja topaz. 18)

(p. 669) pauṣa Paus, the ninth month of the Bengali calendar from mid December to mid January. ̃পার্বণ n. the festival of preparing and offering sweet pies made of new rice on the last day of the month of Paus. ̃সংক্রান্তি n. the last day of the month of Paus. পৌষালি a. relating to or grown in or performed in the month of Paus. 6)

(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. 625) pariśōdhya that which is to be or can be repaid, outstanding or repayable. 29)

(p. 687) prayujyamāna in the state of being applied. 11)

(p. 638) pāḍ়2 furbelow, flounce, coloured or decorated border (as of a cloth). পাড় লাগানো v. to furbelow, to flounce. 8)

(p. 638) pāta2 a leaf (as of a tree or book); a sheet or foil (of metal); a leaf of banana or sal (শাল) used as a dinnerplate. পাত করা v. to arrange for dinner by laying leaves of banana or sal; to lay the table; to flatten into a sheet (লোহা পিটিয়ে পাত করা). ̃কুড়ানি n. fem. one who eats others' leavings; one who stills hunger by eating others' leavings. পাত কাটা v. to eat off another's table like a beggar; (fig.) to importune cringingly for another's favour, to fawn on. পাত পাড়া v. (usu. dero.) to enjoy another's hospitality. ̃চাটা a. given to eating off another's table; (fig.) cringingly importuning for another's favour, currying favour (with). 26)

(p. 654) pūjana worship. পূজনীয় same as পূজ্য । fem. পূজনীয়া । 85)

(p. 647) pāśa5, pāśaka (playing) dice. 5)

(p. 675) pratibala equally strong or powerful. n. a hostile army or forces. 67)

(p. 606) patara a metal hoop. পতর আঁটা v. to fasten a metal hoop (to). 27)

(p. 649) piñjana act of opening out the fibres of cotton, wool, etc.; teasing; an apparatus for teasing. 4)

(p. 666) paittika, paitta bilious, biliary. 3)

(p. 631) pāika a foot soldier, an infantryman, a footman; a guard or messenger armed with a staff and also with other weapons (often a liveried one). পাইকবরকন্দাজ n. footmen and other followers. 20)

(p. 665) pēnēṭa the circular pedestal of the sacred phallic sign. 13)