(p. 225) kāpālika an ascetic worshipping the cult of Kali or Shiva using the human skull for drinking and sitting on human skulls. 9)

(p. 500) dīpābali, dīpāli a collection of (lighted) lamps; the festival of দীপান্বিতা । 33)

(p. 593) nēpāli Nepalese. n. a Nepalese; the Nepalese language. 83)

(p. 615) parapālita brought up or fostered by others, fostered or brought up, by people other than one's parents. 36)

(p. 619) paripālita brought up, reared; administered. 113)

(p. 645) pālikā of পালক2 । 29)

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

(p. 645) pāliśa polish. উপর পালিশ apparent polish or refinement. পালিশ করা v. to polish. ̃-করা a. polished. 32)

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

(p. 645) pāli2 a line; a row; a multitude; an end, a margin; a dry measure of grains (over 2 kilograms). 28)

(p. 675) pratipālikā of প্রতিপালক । 55)

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

(p. 820) bhūpāli an Indian musical mode. 10)