(p. 654) pēm̐pē the papaw, the pawpaw, the papaya. 125)

(p. 681) pratyuta on the contrary, rather. 31)

(p. 647) pichānō to fall back; to recoil, to flinch; to back out; to retreat, to beat a retreat; to move (towards one's) back; to put off or be put off, to postpone or be postponed, to defer or be deferred. 45)

(p. 638) pāṇḍu, pāṇḍura the pale yellow or whitish yellow colour, the mud colour; jaundice; chlorosis, green sickness. a. pale yellow, white yellow, mud-coloured; pale; jaundiced; chlorotic, etiolated. পাণ্ডু রোগ n. jaundice, chlorosis. 23)

(p. 633) pāñcāli a princess of Panchal (পঞ্চাল); Draupadi of the Mahabharata. 71)

(p. 601) pañcāẏēta a village council (ori. consisting of five members), a panchayet. পঞ্চায়েতি n. work or arbitration of a panchayet; councilship of a panchayet. a. relating to a panchayet. 56)

(p. 638) pātāla the netherworld, the underworld; Hades; hell. ̃পুরী n. the capital city of the netherworld, Hades; the netherworld. ̃বাসী a. inhabiting or dwelling in the netherworld. fem. ̃বাসিনী । 43)

(p. 615) parapati another's husband; the Supreme Lord, God ('তোরা পরপতি সনে সদাই গোপনে সতত করিবি লেহা'). 32)

(p. 673) prajbālita caused to burn strongly; inflamed; enkindled, ignited, lighted; (fig.) excited or roused. প্রজ্বালিত করা v. to cause to burn strongly; to inflame; to enkindle, to ignite, to light; (fig.) to excite or rouse. 15)

(p. 605) paṭi2 a section of a market, a market (সুতাপটি, লোহাপটি); a locality or quarters or township (চীনাপটি = a China-town). 15)

(p. 605) paṭhana act of reading, perusal; study; recitation. পঠনীয় a. that which is to be or can be read or studied or recited; prescribed for reading or study or recitation; readable; recitable. ̃শীল a. reading, studying; in the process of reading. 26)

(p. 638) pāḍ়1 bank, shore, margin (of a sea, bay, river, lake, pond etc.); a mound of earth raised round a piece of arable land; a well-curb. 7)

(p. 688) prahṛṣṭa very much delighted, very glad or happy. চিত্ত a. very glad or happy at heart.

(p. 669) pyārāśuṭa parachute. 21)

(p. 666) paiśuna, paiśunya scandal-mongering, talebearing; malice, cruelty; villainy. 5)