(p. 671) prakṣālita washed. 20)

(p. 696) plēṭa a plate, a saucer. 79)

(p. 633) pākhāōẏālā winged; feathered; (rare) finned; having a propeller or vane or sail. n. a punkah-puller; a dealer in or pedlar of hand-fans; a repairer of electric fans; one who lets out electric fans on hire. 43)

(p. 629) palija alluvial. 29)

(p. 614) parakalā glass; a lens; a mirror. 22)

(p. 669) prakampa a severe tremor or quake. ̃ন n. severe trembling, shaking or quaking. প্রকম্পিত a. severely shaken or trembling or quaking. প্রকম্পিত করা v. to cause to tremble or quake severely. প্রকম্পিত হওয়া v. to tremble or quake severely. 26)

(p. 638) pāna2 (of iron and baser metals) temper, annealing; (of gold and noble metals) alloy. পান দেওয়া v. to temper, to anneal; to alloy. 72)

(p. 606) pathipārśbasha wayside, roadside. 46)

(p. 645) pāli1 the Pali language, Pali. 27)

(p. 654) pēkhama a peacock's plumage or tail esp. when expanded or spread out like a fan at the time of dancing. পেখম ধরা, পেখম ফোলানো v. (of a peacock) to expand or distend one's plumage or tail (when dancing); (fig.) to be beside oneself with joy, to be foolishly ostentatious in dress, to be vainglorious, to peacock. 127)

(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. 665) pēṣaṇadanta a grinder, a molar tooth. 39)

(p. 644) pāratrika relating to the other world, extra-mundane; spiritual. 3)

(p. 696) plābita flooded; overflowed; inundated; streaming with (অশ্রুপ্লাবিত চোখ); drenched or steeped in (অশ্রুপ্লাবিত বদনে). াবিত করা v. to flood; to overflow; to inundate; to cause to stream with; to drench or steep (in). াবিতা a. fem. of াবিত । n. (phys.) buoyance. 69)

(p. 692) prābandhika an essayist. 59)