(p. 601) pakṣiśābaka the young ones of a bird; young of a bird (collectively). 28)

(p. 666) pō denoting: a long and unchanging noise or note as of flute (শানাইয়ের পোঁ) . পোঁ করেin a trice, in a jiffy, instantly, very quickly. পোঁ ধরা v. to give out a long and unchanging note or sound (as by a flute); (sarcas.) to cringe or fawn (upon), to support blindly and insistently. পোঁ-ধরা a. cringing, fawning. 7)

(p. 601) pam̐ẏatriśa & a. thirty-five. 11)

(p. 678) pratibhāta brightly appearing, shiningly visible; manifest, clearly revealed; clearly known; lighted; reflected. 2)

(p. 680) pratīpa (geom.) vertically opposite; opposite or negative. n. (rhet.) a reversed simile. ̃কোণ n. (geom.) a vertically opposite angle. ̃গতি n. retrogression; (astr.) retrograde motion. প্রতীপ চাপ (phys.) negative pressure. প্রতীপ স্রোত (geog.) an anti-current. 10)

(p. 638) pāṇḍā a Brahman priest acting as a guide to pilgrims at holy places; (dero.) a leader, a ring-leader. 21)

(p. 631) pān̐ci the fifth day of a month, the fifth. a. (of the days of a month) fifth. 35)

(p. 601) pañcānanda a traditional deity of Bengal; (loos.) Shiva (শিব). 54)

(p. 625) pariśrama labour, toil; diligence, industry; effort, endeavour. পরিশ্রম করা v. to work hard, to labour, to toil; to work diligently; to endeavour. ̃কাতর, ̃বিমুখ a. averse to hard work, lazy. পরিশ্রমী a. hardworking, laborious; diligent, industrious. 30)

(p. 625) parisrābaṇa, parisrabaṇa, parisruti filtration. পরিস্রুত a. filtered (পরিস্রুত জল). 48)

(p. 619) pariṇaẏa marriage, wedding. (কারও). পরিণয় হওয়া to be married or wedded to ̃বন্ধন, ̃সূত্র n. marriage-tie, wedlock. 78)

(p. 682) pradatta given; bestowed; conferred. 13)

(p. 666) paitṛka paternal, ancestral (পৈতৃক ভিটা, পৈতৃক সম্পত্তি); hereditary (পৈতৃক রোগ). 2)

(p. 615) parapada (fig.) the high place or eminent position (usu. of an enemy); (gr.) the following or latter word. পরপদ লেহন করা to lick a person's boots or shoes, to cringe before a person, to be abject or servile, to fawn on. 33)

(p. 667) pōtādhyakṣa a captain or master of a ship; (rare) a pilot of an aeroplane. 3)