(p. 615) paratra in the world beyond death, in the life beyond; in future. 14)

(p. 619) parikṣipta scattered; abandoned; surrounded. 45)

(p. 692) prākṛta natural, physical, unrefined, pertaining to the populace, (cp.) plebeian; traditional; commonplace, usual, general; base, mean; vulgar. n. the Prakrit language (usu. প্রাকৃতভাষা). 8)

(p. 682) pranaṣṭa utterly lost or ruined or destroyed. প্রাণাশ n. destruction, annihilation. 37)

(p. 688) praracita (usu. dero.) induced, instigated, persuaded, incited. প্ররচিত করা v. to induce, to instigate, to persuade, to incite. 2)

(p. 615) parantapa one who conquers or vanquishes an enemy, victorious; (fig.) self-restrained. 30)

(p. 667) paurba past; of the east, eastern. ̃দেহিক, ̃দৈহিক a. relating to the body of a previous; of a previous birth. 47)

(p. 654) purōḍāśa thick saucer-shaped bread. 57)

(p. 615) paradāra another's wife. ̃গমন n. the offence of cohabiting with another's wife; adultery. পরদার গমন করা v. to cohabit with another's wife, to violate another's marriage-bed, to commit adultery. ̃গামী, পারদারিক a. cohabiting with another's wife; adulterous. 16)

(p. 696) prēraṇā an urge; an inspiration. েরণা দেওয়া v. to urge, to impel; to inspire. ̃প্রাপ্ত a. urged; inspired. 41)

(p. 654) puttikā the white ant; the bee. 20)

(p. 692) prācurya plenty, abundance; affluence, milk and honey; profusion; amplitude; numerousness; sufficiency. 24)

(p. 619) pariprēkṣita perspective. 121)

(p. 696) prōbēṭa (in law) a probate. 58)

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