(p. 601) pacya worth cooking; digestible. 49)

(p. 688) praśraẏa indulgence, latitude, pampering; over-affection; (rare) politeness. প্রশ্রয় দেওয়া v. to give (one) indulgence or latitude, to indulge, to pamper; to treat with over-affection. ̃দাতা n. one who gives indulgence, an indulger. ̃দান v. act of giving indulgence, indulgence. ̃প্রাপ্ত a. indulged, pampered. 31)

(p. 633) pācya that which can be or is to be cooked; digestive, digestible. 58)

(p. 652) pīḍ়ā trouble, pain, suffering, distress, affliction (মনঃপীড়া); a disease, an ailment, a disorder (পেটের পীড়া) পীড়া দেওয়া v. to afflict, to distress. 22)

(p. 625) parimātrā (mech.) intensity. 5)

(p. 669) pyāca pyāca denoting the noise caused by going along or wading through a slimy or miry place (প্যাচ প্যাচ করে চলা). প্যাচপেচে a. giving out or resembling the aforesaid noise; slimy or miry. 15)

(p. 619) paribhāṣā a technical word or term; technical terminology. 158)

(p. 654) purōbhāga the first part or share; the front. সৈন্যবাহিনীর পুরোভাগ the vanguard. 61)

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

(p. 638) pādōdaka the water with which the feet of a gracious or reverend person has been washed (a few drops of this water is taken by a devotee). 69)

(p. 619) parāhata defeated, vanquished, overcome; obstructed, resisted, prevented; frustrated. 31)

(p. 606) paẏa auspiciousness, luck; good fortune. 81)

(p. 692) prātismika individual; characteristic; personal. 41)

(p. 650) pila1 a pill (of medicine). 36)

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