(p. 684) prabēṣṭā an enterer. 29)

(p. 644) pārābata the pigeon; the dove. বার্তাবাহী পারাবত a carrier-pigeon. 23)

(p. 669) paulōmī a daughter of Puloma (পুলোমা) Sachi, Indra's queen. 5)

(p. 606) panha (poet. & obs.) a way, a path ('পন্হ বিজন অতি ঘোর'). 73)

(p. 684) prabasana emigration. 15)

(p. 615) paramānna a sweet dish prepared by boiling rice in milk with sugar and other ingredients, sweet rice-porridge. 60)

(p. 606) patrī leafed; foliaceous; winged. n. a tree; a bird; an arrow; a letter, a missive; a newspaper, a periodical. 40)

(p. 678) pratihanana act of killing a slayer. 44)

(p. 633) pām̐śakuḍ় dustbin. 21)

(p. 631) paśbādhama even worse than a beast or brute (পশ্বাধম ব্যক্তি). 8)

(p. 667) pōlā2 polo. 16)

(p. 652) pīta2 the yellow colour. a. yellow. ̃চন্দন n. yellow sandalwood or a paste made of it. ̃জ্বর n. yellow fever. ̃ধড়া n. a piece of loin-cloth dyed in yellow esp. one such as worn by Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). ̃বাস, পীতাম্বর n. a yellow loincloth; Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). a. wearing a yellow loin-cloth. 29)

(p. 629) paryēṣaṇa, paryēṣaṇā search, investigation; research. 4)

(p. 619) parāhna afternoon. 32)

(p. 678) pratihāra a gate or a door; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter (fem. porteress portress), a janitor (fem. janitrix, janitress); an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate, act of giving up, abandonment, avoidance; a race of ancient India. প্রতিহারী n. an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter. fem. প্রতিহারিণী । 46)