(p. 619) pariṇīta married, wedded. fem. পরিণীতা । 81)

(p. 692) prātibhāsika apparent but not real or actual, seemingly real. 39)

(p. 629) palātaka fugitive, fleeing; absconding. n. a fugitive; an absconder. fem. পলাতকা । পলাতক হওয়া v. to abscond. 22)

(p. 667) pōddāra a professional examiner of the genuineness of coins; a moneychanger; a pawn-broker; a banker, a money-lender. পোদ্দারি n. the profession of a coin-examiner or money-changer or pawn-broker or banker or moneylender; (sarcas.) display of false authority or power. পরের ধনে পোদ্দারি see পর3 । 7)

(p. 665) pēśā a profession, a trade, a calling; (fig.) a practice, a habit. ̃দার a. professional. ̃দারি n. professionalism. a. professional. 33)

(p. 644) pārada quicksilver, mercury. ̃মিশ্র n. an amalgam. ̃সুত্র n. (chem.) a column of mercury. 4)

(p. 666) pōkharāja topaz. 18)

(p. 606) panhī (used as a sfx.) belonging to a particular school or religious community (নানকপন্হী), following a particular doctrine (প্রাচীনপন্হী), following a particular style or mode (রবীন্দ্রপন্হী), -ist. 76)

(p. 654) purā3, pōrā to fill (কলসিতে জল পুরছে); to stuff (ব্যাগে কাপড় পুরছে); to thrust in, to enter (মুখে পোরা); to put into, to confine (জেলে পোরা), to conceal inside; to be filled (with) (ছেলেপুলেতে ঘর পুরেছে); to blow or sound as a wind-instrument ('সবে পোরা সিঙ্গা বেনু'); to be satisfied or realized or attained (আশা পুরেছে); to be completed or accomplished (কাজ পুরেছে). 39)

(p. 605) paṭamanḍapa a canopied pavilion. 6)

(p. 615) parapara one after another; successively; consecutively; gradually; side by side. 34)

(p. 696) prāyuktika a technologist. 2)

(p. 606) padmā goddess Lakshmi (লক্ষ্মী); Manasa (মনসা) the snake-goddess; a river of Eastern Bengal. 59)

(p. 654) pūrṇōpamā (rhet.) a sustained simile. 106)

(p. 615) paranārī somebody else's wife, another's wife. পরনারী হরণ করা v. to abduct another's wife (esp. for immoral purpose). 26)