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

(p. 665) pēllāẏa huge, enormous; monstrous, gigantic; tremendous. 29)

(p. 650) piẏāla a kind of nut-tree; its nut or seed. 30)

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

(p. 606) paṭhyamāna that which is being read or perused or studied or recited. 2)

(p. 654) pulaka horripilation or gooseflesh (usu. caused by a delightful feeling or sensation); a thrill (of joy or delight); delight or joy. ̃কন্টকিত, পুলকিত a. horripilated in delight; (greatly) delighted. পুলকোচ্ছ্বাস n. an outburst of delight. 66)

(p. 675) pratibēśa dwelling-houses in the neighbourhood; environs, surroundings; environment. প্রতিবেশী same as প্রতিবাসী । fem. প্রতিবেশিনী । 81)

(p. 649) piṭāli a paste made of pounded rice, used as a cooking ingredient. 10)

(p. 682) pradarśita shown; shown round; exhibited; displayed; demonstrated; clearly shown. 20)

(p. 650) pittala brass. ̃নির্মিত a. made of brass, brazen. ̃ফলক n. a brass-plate. 9)

(p. 696) prāyuktika a technologist. 2)

(p. 665) pēlā a gift or reward given to an artiste at a function; a prop. 28)

(p. 619) parikalpita planned, devised, contrived, designed; intended. 39)

(p. 666) pōḍ়ēna woof. 24)

(p. 606) padmāpurāṇa a legend in verse narrating the glory of Padma (পদ্ম) or Manasa (মনসা) the snake-goddess. 62)