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

(p. 678) pratisṛta (phys.) refracted. 40)

(p. 688) prahata hurt; wounded; beaten, struck (as a drum). 65)

(p. 682) -prada denotes giving (মূখপ্রদ). 11)

(p. 601) pañcānana having five faces. n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব). 53)

(p. 606) -panā denoting: showy or feverish practice or imitation, -ness (গিন্নিপনা, গুনপনা). 70)

(p. 675) pratinamaskāra salutation in reply to a salutation. 35)

(p. 682) pradakṣiṇa (ori. & ritually) clockwise circumambulation round an object; act of going around something. প্রদক্ষিণ করা v. to circumambulate in a clockwise manner around something; to go round something. 12)

(p. 645) pālalika alluvial. পাললিক শিলা alluvial rock. 23)

(p. 633) pākana (obs.) ripening or maturing; (dero.) act of being seasoned or experienced; (dero.) becoming precocious or depraved; (of hair etc.) act of turning grey. 26)

(p. 688) prasūna a flower; a fruit; a bud, a blossom. 49)

(p. 615) paramōnnata elevated or developed or uplifted to the highest degree; advanced to the farthest extent. পরমোন্নতি n. highest altitude, zenith; highest elevation; culmination; greatest development or uplift; farthest advancement. 69)

(p. 673) prajana breeding (of cattle). 3)

(p. 619) pariṇētā one who marries; a husband. 82)

(p. 618) parahastagata passed into another's possession; possessed by another. 13)