(p. 606) panasa the jack-fruit; the jack-tree. 69)

(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. 633) pācanabāḍ়i a truncheon for driving cattle. 54)

(p. 684) prabañcaka a cheat, a swindler, an imposter, a deceiver; a beguiler. 3)

(p. 619) parimanḍala an orbit; a circle; a circumference; (fig.) a society or sphere; environment; surrounding, encirclement; a globe; any globular object.

(p. 614) paraka alien. 21)

(p. 645) pālaki a palanquin, a palki, palkee. পালকি-বেহারা n. a palanquin-bearer. 16)

(p. 652) puccha the tail; the posteriors; the back part; the rear. ̃হীন a. tailless. 48)

(p. 631) pasuri a measure of weight (about 4.5 kgs.). 14)

(p. 682) pradāẏaka, pradāẏī giving; bestowing; conferring; yielding; imparting. fem. প্রদায়িকা, প্রদায়িনী । 23)

(p. 667) pōda a socially depressed caste amongst Hindus. 6)

(p. 645) pālaka1 (of birds) a wing; a feather. 14)

(p. 678) pratirakṣā defence. প্রতিরক্ষা-মন্ত্রক n. the ministry of defence. 18)

(p. 644) pāramāṇaba, pāramāṇabika atomic. 9)

(p. 619) paricintita deeply or carefully thought out or deliberated; well-planned. 68)