(p. 654) pūrita thoroughly filled, replete, filled; fulfilled; completed; solved; compensated; multiplied. 101)

(p. 631) paśbācāra a form of asceticism characterized by self-restraint, continence and abstinence from drinking wine and eating meat; beastly conduct, brutality. পশ্বাচারী a. practising the aforesaid form of asceticism; bestial, brutal. 7)

(p. 644) pāradārya violation of another's marriagebed, adultery. 7)

(p. 671) prakṣipta flung, thrown, cast; placed within or inside; interpolated. প্রক্ষিপ্তাংশ n. an interpolated part, an interpolation. 21)

(p. 605) paṭṭa a plank, a slab; a plate (তাম্রপট্ট); a wooden seat for sitting upon squattingly; a seat (রাজপট্ট); a throne (পট্টমহিষী); jute; silk, linen (পট্টবস্ত্র); a town, a city; a village (esp. a large one); a port; a turban; a scarf. ̃দেবী same as পট্টমহিষী । পট্টন n. a city, a town; a port. ̃বস্ত্র n. silk-cloth, linen. ̃মহিষী, ̃রাজ্ঞী n. the chief queen of a king, a queen consort. 20)

(p. 692) prāgukta aforesaid; aforementioned. 16)

(p. 652) piṣṭaka a kind of cake or sweet pie. 10)

(p. 654) pēṭi1 a waist-band, a belt, a girdle; the breast or middle part of a fish (পেটির মাছ). 134)

(p. 645) pālui a stack (of paddy or hay). 33)

(p. 619) pariplaba flooding; flood; submersion; inundation; drenching. 122)

(p. 650) pitā father. ̃মহ n. one's father's father or uncle, a grandfather or a granduncle; an appellation of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). ̃মহী n. fem. one's father's mother or aunt, a grandmother or a grand-aunt. 6)

(p. 654) purōbhūmi the foreground. 62)

(p. 652) pisatutō born of a sister of one's father or father-in-law. 11)

(p. 681) pratyānaẏana bringing back; act of bringing again. প্রত্যানয়ন করা v. to bring back; to bring again. 18)

(p. 682) prathā usage, custom, practice; system, method. ̃গত a. customary. ̃নুগ a. in accordance with custom; customary; conventional. ̃নুগত্য n. loyalty or faithfulness to custom or convention. ̃নুসারে adv. according to the custom or practice or system, customarily. ̃মতো adv. according to or in accordance with custom or convention; conventionally. 9)