(p. 633) pākuḍ় a species of fig-tree, Ficus infectoria. 35)

(p. 650) pirita, piriti, pirīta, pirīti love, amour; affection; attachment; secret or illicit love. 35)

(p. 615) paramōtkṛṣṭa most excellent. 68)

(p. 654) pūya purulent matter formed in an ulcer, wound, boil etc.; pus. পূয জমা, পুয হওয়া v. to suppurate. পূয ঝরা v. to discharge or secrete pus. 95)

(p. 654) purōbartī lying in front; preceding; advanced; apical. 60)

(p. 642) pārakya alienage. ̃যোগ্য a. alienable. 50)

(p. 649) piṭapiṭa expressing: twitching as of the eye, flickering as of a lamp, peevishness, fastidiousness or mania for cleanliness. পিটপিট করা, পিটপিটানো v. (of the eye etc.) to twitch, to bat (an eyelid); (of a lamp etc.) to flicker; to behave peevishly or fastidiously; to show a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটানি twitching as of the eye; flickering as of a lamp; peevishness; fastidiousness; a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটে a. peevish; fastidious; over-scrupulous; stickler; stricken with a mania for cleanliness. 8)

(p. 667) pōṣā pop. var. of পুষা । a. tame, domesticated; pet; obediently following. পোষা কুকুর an obedient dog; a servilely obedient follower. 21)

(p. 696) plakṣa one of the seven mythological islands; the fig tree. 64)

(p. 644) pāradārika guilty of violating another's marriage-bed, adulterous. ̃তা n. adultery. 6)

(p. 618) paraśu1 day after tomorrow; day before yesterday. 4)

(p. 628) parpaṭi an Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) drug made from a herbal plant. 2)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇa pressing; grinding; crushing; kneading, squeezing; pulverization; oppression. 38)

(p. 645) pālaka1 (of birds) a wing; a feather. 14)

(p. 654) puru thick; fat; having a specific number of folds (সাতপুরু কাপড়). 53)