(p. 647) pāśī armed with the ancient missile for binding an adversary (see পাশ3). n. Varuna (বরুণ) the river-god or Yama (যম) the god of death; a hunter, a fowler. 13)

(p. 647) pāṣaṇḍa atheistic, godless; heretical; inveterately sinful; extremely wicked and hard-hearted. n. an atheist, a godless person; a heretic; an inveterate sinner; an extremely wicked and hardhearted person. 17)

(p. 625) parīkṣaṇa act of testing or examining or trying or investigating or foretelling or divining. পরীক্ষণীয় a. that which or one who is to be tested or examined or tried or investigated or experimented upon or divined; examinable. 55)

(p. 642) pāpīẏasī sinful; wicked; criminal; adulterous. n. a sinful or wicked woman; a female criminal; an adulteress. 30)

(p. 688) prahara a measure of time equal to three hours. প্রহর গোনা (fig.) to pass time in idleness, to laze; to wait in anxiety or patiently; to bide one's time. প্রহরার্ধ n. time equal to one and half hours. 66)

(p. 647) pikatāna a cuckoo's call or note. 32)

(p. 692) prāñjala easily understood, lucid, perspicuous; precise; clear, transparent. ̃তা n. lucidity, perspicuity, precision, preciseness; clarity, clearness, transparence. 29)

(p. 619) paripāṭi orderly arrangement; orderliness; skill. a. arranged in an orderly manner; orderly; skilful, adroit. 109)

(p. 649) piṭanā a small cudgel for ramming the roof or the floor of a building, a rammer. 7)

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

(p. 674) prati1 towards (গৃহের প্রতি); to (পুত্রের প্রতি); regarding, concerning (ফুলের প্রতি আকর্ষণ).

(p. 633) pān̐cila a wall. 4)

(p. 654) -pēji having a specific number of pages (আটপেজি ফর্মা). 130)

(p. 667) paurāṇika pertaining to or versed in Hindu puranas (পুরাণ) or mythology, mythical; mythological; ancient. পৌরাণিক কাহিনি a mythological or Puranic tale or episode; a legend. পৌরাণিক চরিত্র a mythological character; a Puranic character. পৌরাণিক নাটক a mythological drama. 43)

(p. 669) paulōmī a daughter of Puloma (পুলোমা) Sachi, Indra's queen. 5)