(p. 667) pōrṭamyānaṭō a portmanteau. 13)

(p. 638) pāḍ়ānō to cause to bring down (ফল পাড়ানো) or pluck (ফুল পাড়ানো); to induce to (ঘুম পাড়ানো = to lull to sleep). পাড়ানি, পাড়ানিয়া a. inducing to, inducive to (ঘুমপাড়ানি গান). n. one who brings down fruit esp. from tall trees. 17)

(p. 618) paraśramajībī living upon the labour of others; living by exploitation; parasitic. 7)

(p. 682) pratyudāharaṇa counter-example; a counterprecedent. 3)

(p. 633) pākhaśāṭa a blow or a flap of a bird's wings. পাখশাট মারা v. (of a bird) to strike with wings, to flap one's wings. 41)

(p. 654) puranta plump; well-developed; complete; full-grown. 32)

(p. 682) pradīpa a lamp, a light; (fig.) one who illuminates or glorifies (কুলপ্রদীপ). প্রদীপন n. act of illuminating or exciting; lighting of lamps. 25)

(p. 654) puri a kind of small and thin saucershaped brown bread fried in clarified butter. 49)

(p. 696) priẏaṅgu a sweet-smelling evergreen creeper, Aglaia roxburghiana. 23)

(p. 633) pāṭāli a discoid solid tablet of molasses. 86)

(p. 645) pālinī (used as a sfx.) same as পালিকা (জগত্পালিনী). 31)

(p. 619) paritapta very much heated; quite warm; extremely afflicted. 84)

(p. 605) paṭṭu a kind of coarse linen. 24)

(p. 696) prauḍh় middle-aged; elderly. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. the age between youth and old age; elderliness. 60)

(p. 619) paripāka digestion; assimilation. পরিপাক করা v. to digest; to assimilate. ̃দোষ n. digestive trouble. ̃যন্ত্র n. the digestive organ, the stomach. ̃শক্তি n. digestive power; power of assimilation. 108)