(p. 654) puranta plump; well-developed; complete; full-grown. 32)

(p. 642) pāraṇa, pāraṇā (act of taking) the first meal after the completion of a fast, breakfast (in the original sense). পারণ করা, পারণা করা v. to break a fast by taking one's meal. 51)

(p. 644) pārijāta (myth.) a never-fading heavenly flower or its plant, (cp.) - the amarant(h). 26)

(p. 619) parāhata defeated, vanquished, overcome; obstructed, resisted, prevented; frustrated. 31)

(p. 652) pun̐ti a kind of small pearl-shaped ball of glass with a small hole through it, bead. পুঁতির মালা a string of these balls, a string or necklace of beads. 43)

(p. 614) paẏanālā, paẏanāli a drain, a gutter; a watercourse. 4)

(p. 631) pāipa a pipe. 22)

(p. 645) pālinī (used as a sfx.) same as পালিকা (জগত্পালিনী). 31)

(p. 601) pakṣī the bird. 31)

(p. 665) pērēka a nail, a wire-nail, a spike. 26)

(p. 654) pūtātmā pure-souled; pure-hearted; holy; pious, virtuous. 91)

(p. 682) prapūrita completely filled up. 43)

(p. 633) pān̐jā3 outspread hands forming a stretcher. 9)

(p. 619) parānna food given in charity by another, unearned or unpaid-for food. ̃জীবী a. living on food given by another; eating habitually at another's table; parasitic. n. a parasite. ̃পালিত, ̃পুষ্ট a. nourished by food given by another. ̃ভোজী a. habitually eating at another's table. 14)

(p. 667) paurāṇika pertaining to or versed in Hindu puranas (পুরাণ) or mythology, mythical; mythological; ancient. পৌরাণিক কাহিনি a mythological or Puranic tale or episode; a legend. পৌরাণিক চরিত্র a mythological character; a Puranic character. পৌরাণিক নাটক a mythological drama. 43)