(p. 614) paẏanālā, paẏanāli a drain, a gutter; a watercourse. 4)

(p. 692) prāntara a prairie, a wilderness, a waste, a vast expanse of arid land; a large tract of grass-land. 52)

(p. 675) pratidāna a gift or payment in return of another; exchange; requital, requite; retribution; repayment; revenge. প্রতিদান দেওয়া v. to give in return or exchange; to requite, to retribute; to repay; to take revenge upon. ̃হীন a. unrequiting. 29)

(p. 684) pramatha one of the demi-gods attending on Shiva (শিব). 42)

(p. 628) parbāsphōṭa act of snapping a knuckle or knuckles of one's finger(s). 6)

(p. 644) pārā3 (aux.) to be able, can, may (করতে পারা). v. to do, to perform, to execute, to manage (সে এ কাজ পারে না); to vie with, to compete with (সে তার সঙ্গে পারে না). 20)

(p. 666) pō denoting: a long and unchanging noise or note as of flute (শানাইয়ের পোঁ) . পোঁ করেin a trice, in a jiffy, instantly, very quickly. পোঁ ধরা v. to give out a long and unchanging note or sound (as by a flute); (sarcas.) to cringe or fawn (upon), to support blindly and insistently. পোঁ-ধরা a. cringing, fawning. 7)

(p. 645) -pāla1 (used as a sfx.) preserving, protecting, defending, keeping (মহীপাল, রাজ্যপাল, ধর্মপাল, গোপাল). 9)

(p. 687) prarōcaka (usu. dero.) inducing, instigating, persuading, inciting. n. an inducer, an instigator, (law) abettor, a persuader, an inciter, an agent provocateur. 21)

(p. 625) pariśīlana practice, study, cultivation; an embrace; anointment. পরিশীলিত a. practised, studied, cultivated; refined; sophisticated; embraced; anointed. 23)

(p. 615) paramaiśbarya great wealth; the most valuable treasure or acquisition; a great éclat. 66)

(p. 669) prakaṭa clearly revealed or exposed; manifest, obvious, evident, clear. ̃ন n. clear revelation or exposition, manifestation. প্রকটিত a. clearly revealed or exposed. 25)

(p. 619) paridṛśyamāna visible all around; thoroughly visible; manifest. 98)

(p. 615) paradbēṣa malice, ill-will, spite. পরদ্বেষী, পরদ্বেষ্টা a. malicious, bearing ill-will, spiteful. fem. পরদ্বেষিণী । 20)

(p. 654) pṛthagbhūta separated; differentiated; dissociated; segregated; alienated, estranged, removed apart. 116)