(p. 671) prakṛtārtha true significance, real meaning; inner significance. 7)

(p. 631) pān̐kui chilblain; foot-sore caused by mud. 33)

(p. 606) padādhikārē, padādhikārabalē by virtue of one's office or position, ex-officio. 54)

(p. 667) pōṣa2 taming, domestication; act of bringing under one's control, subdual. পোষ-মানা a. tame, domesticated; brought under control, subdued; habituated to obedience. পোষ মানা v. to become tame or domesticated; to come under control, to be subdued; to be habituated to obedience; (of a horse) to be broken. পোষ মানানো v. to tame, to domesticate; to bring under one's control, to subdue; to habituate to obedience; to break (as a horse). 18)

(p. 684) prabāsa a spell of staying abroad; a foreign land. ̃ন n. sending abroad; banishment; (inc.) emigration. ̃নপাল n. the protector of emigrants. প্রবাসিত a. sent abroad; banished; (inc.) emigrated. প্রবাসী a. & n. one who is living abroad. fem. প্রবাসিনী । 20)

(p. 642) pāẏajāmā slacks, pyjamas. 40)

(p. 645) pārsēla a postal parcel. পার্সেল করা v. to send by parcel post. 8)

(p. 673) prajbālana act of causing to burn strongly; inflaming; enkindling, ignition, lighting; (fig.) act of exciting or rousing. 14)

(p. 615) paramānanda deepest delight; ecstatic joy, ecstasy; heavenly bliss, beatitude. পরমানন্দিত a. extremely or greatly delighted; ecstatically joyful. 59)

(p. 684) prabhaba cause; source; origin; influence; (phys.) generative cause. 33)

(p. 675) pratibākya an answer, a reply; a retort; an adverse comment. 69)

(p. 647) pica3 (in cricket) pitch. 38)

(p. 665) pēśōẏāja a kind of baggy breeches worn by Muslim women or dancinggirls. 36)

(p. 667) pōẏāla straw. 12)

(p. 654) purākāla ancient times. 40)