(p. 645) pālāna a panel (of a beast of burden); a packsaddle; a cow's udder or teat. 25)

(p. 687) praẏāsa an effort, an endeavour; a hard effort; toil; a desire. প্রয়াস করা v. to endeavour; to try or endeavour hard; to toil; to desire. প্রয়াস পাওয়া v. to endeavour; to make a hard attempt, to make a sincere and earnest effort; to toil. প্রয়াসী a. endeavouring; toiling hard; desirous. 17)

(p. 652) pisē the husband of a sister of one's father. 16)

(p. 680) pratīcīna, pratīcya of the west or of the western world, western, occidental. 8)

(p. 619) paricintita deeply or carefully thought out or deliberated; well-planned. 68)

(p. 629) paśā (poet.) to enter; to penetrate. 41)

(p. 644) pāratapakṣē if it is possible or if it can be avoided. 2)

(p. 669) pyāca pyāca denoting the noise caused by going along or wading through a slimy or miry place (প্যাচ প্যাচ করে চলা). প্যাচপেচে a. giving out or resembling the aforesaid noise; slimy or miry. 15)

(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. 615) paraghari (lit.) of a person living in the house of somebody else; (fig.) dependent on others, sheltered by others. 5)

(p. 688) prasupta soundly sleeping. প্রসূত থাকা v. to sleep soundly, to be fast asleep. প্রসুপ্তি n. sound sleep. 46)

(p. 638) pādāna, pādāni a footboard. 67)

(p. 654) pēcaka (for.) the owl. fem. পেচকী । ̃শাবক n. an owlet. 129)

(p. 601) pacā to rot, to putrefy, to decompose; (med.) to become septic; (fig.) to become too old or hackneyed. a. rotten, putrefied, decomposed; (med.) that which has become septic; (fig.) too old or hackneyed (পচা খবর). পচা ভাদ্র (ভাদ্দর) the humid and sweltering month of Bhadra. 45)

(p. 601) pichā a kind of bangle or bracelet. 4)