(p. 675) pratinamaskāra salutation in reply to a salutation. 35)

(p. 633) pāṭṭā a document of purchase or leasehold of land; a fold, a plait, a pleat (দোপাট্টা); a thick layer; massive beard (গালপাট্টা). পাট্টা দেওয়া v. to sell or to lease out (land.) পাট্টা নেওয়া v. to purchase or to take on lease (as land). ̃দাতা n. a lessor. ̃দার n. a leaseholder. 92)

(p. 675) pratibiṣa an anti-toxin; an antidote. 78)

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

(p. 682) pradāẏaka, pradāẏī giving; bestowing; conferring; yielding; imparting. fem. প্রদায়িকা, প্রদায়িনী । 23)

(p. 638) pātitya the state of being socially cast out; moral or religious fall, degeneration, downfall, depravity. 49)

(p. 633) pāṭātana a deck or floor (esp. one made of wood). 85)

(p. 667) paun̐chā to arrive at, to reach (বাড়ি পৌঁছাল, হাত পৌঁছেছে); to come within reach; to come to hand (চিঠি পৌঁছায়). ̃নো v. to arrive at, to reach; to come within reach; to come to hand; to escort; to convey or carry (to); to bring to hand. 36)

(p. 684) prabacana an adage, a proverb; an apophthegm, apothegm; a popular or oftquoted saying; (rare) amplification. 2)

(p. 606) patrikā a letter, a missive, an epistle; a newspaper; a periodical, a magazine (দৈনিক পত্রিকা, মাসিক পত্রিকা); a paper containing a writing, a horoscope (জন্মপত্রিকা); (rare) a deed, a document; a leaf of young shoot (নবপত্রিকা). 39)

(p. 619) pariṇāma last stage or state; conclusion; consequence; change of state, transformation; future. ̃দর্শী a. foreseeing; farsighted. ̃দর্শিতা n. foresight; farsightedness. ̃বাদ n. the theory of evolution. পরিণামে adv. finally, ultimately, in the end; in the long run; in future. 79)

(p. 688) prasūna a flower; a fruit; a bud, a blossom. 49)

(p. 642) pāba a joint; a knuckle (as of a finger); (bot.) a node; the space between two nodes (as of the bamboo). 32)

(p. 682) prapāta fall (of water etc.); a waterfall, a cascade, a cataract. ̃রেখা n. a fall line. 40)

(p. 669) pyān̐dāni (infor.) belabouring or slogging, drubbing. প্যাঁদানো v. to belabour or slog, or drub; to beat up. 12)