(p. 654) puḍ়na burning; scalding, scorching; calcination; incineration; inflammation; state of becoming very hot, affliction. 9)

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

(p. 665) pēna1 a fountain-pen. 9)

(p. 615) parana act of putting on or wearing. পরনের কাপড় clothing, garments or clothes for wearing. 25)

(p. 675) pratipālita brought up; reared; fostered; fed; maintained; observed; complied with, obeyed; protected, taken care of. fem. প্রতিপালিতা 56)

(p. 665) paitāmaha relating to a paternal grandfather.

(p. 650) pittātisāra (med.) bilious or biliary diarrhoea. 10)

(p. 696) prīṇana act of pleasing; (loos.) adulation. 24)

(p. 650) pila1 a pill (of medicine). 36)

(p. 652) puchā, pōchā to ask, to inquire, to question, to interrogate; to pay heed to, to attach importance to (তাকে কেউ পোছে না).

(p. 654) pūjōpahāra a gift or present offered during a holy festival, a puja (পূজা) gift or present. 88)

(p. 638) pāḍ়ānō to cause to bring down (ফল পাড়ানো) or pluck (ফুল পাড়ানো); to induce to (ঘুম পাড়ানো = to lull to sleep). পাড়ানি, পাড়ানিয়া a. inducing to, inducive to (ঘুমপাড়ানি গান). n. one who brings down fruit esp. from tall trees. 17)

(p. 682) prapāta fall (of water etc.); a waterfall, a cascade, a cataract. ̃রেখা n. a fall line. 40)

(p. 625) parēpajībī, parōpajībya living on another; depending or hanging on another for subsistence; parasitic. 66)

(p. 631) pān̐cajana (lit.) five persons; (fig.) people at large, others, they. 36)