(p. 652) piśita flesh; raw meat. 5)

(p. 614) parakha test; trial; experiment; examination. পরখ করা, (poet.) পরখা v. to test; to try; to experiment; to examine.

(p. 633) pāñcajanya (myth.) the conch used to be blown by Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) esp. in battles. 68)

(p. 682) pratyudgamana, pratyudgama going forward or advancing in order to receive a visitor on the way; seeing off a respected visitor. প্রত্যুদ্গমন করা v. to go forward in order to receive a visitor on the way; to see off. 4)

(p. 665) pērubhīẏa Peruvian. 25)

(p. 684) prabuddha enlightened; awakened or activized (প্রবুদ্ধ ভারত); inspired with wisdom; very wise. 25)

(p. 687) prayujyamāna in the state of being applied. 11)

(p. 696) prīẏamāṇa in the state of being pleased or satisfied or delighted. 27)

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

(p. 692) prākkāla previous or former or preceding time; (pop.) immediately preceding time; eve. প্রাক্কালিক, প্রাক্কালীন a. former, previous. প্রাক্কালে adv. before; (pop.) on the eve of. 10)

(p. 681) pratyabēkṣaṇa enquiry; scrutiny; research; supervision. 2)

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

(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. 696) prōbēṭa (in law) a probate. 58)

(p. 644) pārula a species of trumpet-flower or its plant. 35)