(p. 666) pōn̐chā2 to mop, to swab, to wipe; to rub out, to erase. ̃নো v. to cause to mop or swab or wipe or rub or erase. 11)

(p. 642) pābadā a species of fish without scales. 34)

(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. 650) piẏāja onion. পিয়াজি n. a kind of chop made of minced onion; light purple colour; effrontery, sauciness; impudent waggery. a. of light purple colour. 26)

(p. 692) prātijanika personal. প্রতিজনিক খতিয়ান personal ledger account. 37)

(p. 650) pindhā (obs.) to put on, to wear. পিন্ধাওল v. to dress (one) in. 20)

(p. 601) paṅkha (dial.—archi.) finial. 39)

(p. 615) parata2 from or in or by another. 13)

(p. 675) pratipālita brought up; reared; fostered; fed; maintained; observed; complied with, obeyed; protected, taken care of. fem. প্রতিপালিতা 56)

(p. 696) prāẏōgaja same as প্রায়োগিক । 3)

(p. 628) paryanta removed; thrown all round; scattered; turned upside down, overturned; reversed. 18)

(p. 692) prājana a truncheon for driving cattle. 26)

(p. 675) pratidina everyday, daily; per diem, each day (প্রতিদিন কত মজুরি); day by day. 30)

(p. 601) paṅka soft mud, clay; filth; (geog.) silt; (bio.) protoplasm; a paste (চন্দনপঙ্ক); (fig.) vice; (archi.) finial. ̃জ a. born of or grown in soft mud, clay-born. n. the lotus, the water-lily. fem. ̃জা । ̃নয়ন, ̃নেত্র a. lotus-eyed. fem. ̃নয়না । ̃জিনী n. a pond in which lotuses grow, a lotus-pool; a clump or cluster of lotuses, a collection of lotuses. ̃ময়, পঙ্কিল a. full of soft mud, miry, muddy; turbid; filthy; vicious. ̃রুহ n. lotus. পঙ্কিলতা n. muddiness, miriness; turbidity; filthiness; viciousness. পঙ্কোদ্ধার n. dredging (as a river) (fig.); cleansing or purification; correction; act of bringing into order out of an intolerable or intricate mess; (fig.) reclamation from vice. পঙ্কোদ্ধার করা v. to dredge; (fig.) to bring into order out of an intolerable or intricate mess; (fig.) to reclaim from vice. 38)

(p. 619) pari1 denoting: thoroughness, expensiveness, excessiveness, especiality, opposition, decrial etc. 33)