(p. 619) parāhna afternoon. 32)

(p. 625) parirambha, parirambhaṇa close embrace; sexual intercourse. 18)

(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. 652) pīta1 (of a drink) drunk, swallowed. 28)

(p. 652) piśuna scandal-mongering, talebearing; malicious; cruel. 6)

(p. 605) paṭṭi2 a fib. পট্টি দেওয়া, পট্টি মারা v. to fib, to spoof. ̃বাজ n. a fibster. 22)

(p. 654) pubāla, pubāli, pubē coming or blowing from the east, eastern. 26)

(p. 688) prasraba an oozing. 61)

(p. 675) pratidina everyday, daily; per diem, each day (প্রতিদিন কত মজুরি); day by day. 30)

(p. 633) pān̐ḍ় ripe (পাঁড় শসা); inveterate (পাঁড় মাতাল, পাঁড় বদমাশ). n. an inveterate drunkard. 13)

(p. 638) pāḍ়āgēm̐ẏē rural; rustic (lit. & fig). 16)

(p. 618) parākrama strength, power, might; prowess, valour; heroism.

(p. 688) prahara a measure of time equal to three hours. প্রহর গোনা (fig.) to pass time in idleness, to laze; to wait in anxiety or patiently; to bide one's time. প্রহরার্ধ n. time equal to one and half hours. 66)

(p. 631) pān̐caḍ়ā scabies, itches. 37)

(p. 692) prātarbākya the first words uttered on waking in the morning. 35)