(p. 619) paribrājaka a traveller; a mendicant or wandering ascetic. 154)

(p. 642) pānati a high-rimmed metal dish (used at dinner, in cooking etc.) 2)

(p. 606) pathimadhyē on the way, on the road, en route. 47)

(p. 684) prabhūta profuse, much, abundant, plentiful; (rare) grown or evolved. 38)

(p. 615) parapuṣṭa fostered or brought up or nourished by a stranger. n. the cuckoo. পরপুষ্টা a. fem. of পরপুষ্ট । n. a prostitute, a harlot. 40)

(p. 674) pratāna (of creepers etc.) tension; a tendril. 18)

(p. 647) pāśā1 a Turkish title given to governors, officials, and men of importance; Pasha. 10)

(p. 654) punnāmanaraka a region of hell called Put (পুত্) to which a sonless person is condemned. 25)

(p. 692) prāẏa1 usually (এমনই তো প্রায় ঘটে); frequently, every now and then, often (সে প্রায় এখানে আসে). 68)

(p. 650) pilapila expressing: a swarming crowd. পিলপিল করা v. to swarm. পিলপিল করে বেরোনো to come out swarmingly.

(p. 614) paẏasā a pice (= 1/1 rupee; formerly 1/64 rupee); money (বাবুগিরির পয়সা); wealth. পয়সা করা v. to acquire or earn wealth, to make money; to amass money or heap up riches. ̃ওয়ালা a. moneyed, wealthy, rich. ̃কড়ি n. cash money; wealth. আধ-পয়সা n. half-apice. সিকি পয়সা a quarter pice. পয়সার কাজ work that yields money, profitable work. 9)

(p. 682) prapā a place where drinking water is available or distributed, (cp.) a watering-place. 39)

(p. 629) paścāttāpa repentance, remorse. 45)

(p. 638) pānagōṣṭhī a den of drunkards; a drinking party.

(p. 619) parāta a large tray or saucer (usu. made of metal). 9)