(p. 647) pāhuna1 (poet. & obs.) stone-hearted. cruel ('পুরুষ পাহুন'). 23)

(p. 647) piupiu the note or cooing of the hawk-cuckoo. 26)

(p. 633) pān̐jākōlā lifted upon hands outspread in the shape of a stretcher. পাঁজাকোলা করা v. to lift upon hands outspread in the shape of a stretcher. 10)

(p. 696) plābinī of প্লাবী । 70)

(p. 606) patrōttara the reply of a letter. পত্রোত্তরে adv. in reply to a letter. 41)

(p. 650) pilapā a thick pillar. ̃গাড়ি n. act of building or fixing or planting a pillar to mark out the boundaries. 40)

(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) paścārdha the lower half of the human body; the lower half; the latter half; the other half. 5)

(p. 618) paraśapāthara, paraśamaṇi a philosopher's stone. 3)

(p. 645) pālita tamed or pet (পালিত পশুপক্ষী); brought up, reared; nursed or fostered; maintained, kept, bred; nourished; protected, preserved, defended; observed, complied (with); fulfilled. fem. পালিতা । ̃কন্যা n. fem. a foster-daughter. ̃পুত্র n. a foster-son. ̃সন্তান n. a foster-child. 30)

(p. 614) paẏasbinī yielding milk, milch (পয়স্বিনী গাভী); full of water, yielding water. n. a milch-cow; a river. 10)

(p. 615) parapuṣṭa fostered or brought up or nourished by a stranger. n. the cuckoo. পরপুষ্টা a. fem. of পরপুষ্ট । n. a prostitute, a harlot. 40)

(p. 615) paramōtkṛṣṭa most excellent. 68)

(p. 606) paḍ়paḍ়2, paḍ়paḍ় suggesting: the noise of roughly tearing cloth etc. 9)

(p. 645) pālui a stack (of paddy or hay). 33)