(p. 629) palāẏita fled; absconded; escaped, fem. পলায়িতা । 26)

(p. 633) pāṅāśa a large silvery-white fish. 48)

(p. 649) piṭapiṭa expressing: twitching as of the eye, flickering as of a lamp, peevishness, fastidiousness or mania for cleanliness. পিটপিট করা, পিটপিটানো v. (of the eye etc.) to twitch, to bat (an eyelid); (of a lamp etc.) to flicker; to behave peevishly or fastidiously; to show a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটানি twitching as of the eye; flickering as of a lamp; peevishness; fastidiousness; a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটে a. peevish; fastidious; over-scrupulous; stickler; stricken with a mania for cleanliness. 8)

(p. 654) pēkhana (obs. & poet.) seeing. 126)

(p. 666) paiśāca ghoulish. n. a form of marriage by force or artfulness. পৈশাচিক a. ghoulish; (fig.) nefarious, extremely obnoxious. fem. পৈশাচিকী । পৈশাচিকতা n. ghoulishness; (fig.) nefariousness, extreme obnoxiousness, fiendlike conduct. পৈশাচী a. fem. of পৈশাচ । 4)

(p. 654) puṣā, pōṣā to bring up; to cherish (মনে আশা পুষছে); to nourish; to feed; to maintain, to support (পরিজনদের পোষা); to rear; to keep, to breed, to fancy (বাঁদর পোষা, পাখি পোষা). 74)

(p. 638) pātābāhāra a tropical hedge-plant of the Croton genus, the Codiaeum variegatum. 42)

(p. 681) pratyarpaṇa giving back, return, repayment; restoration. প্রত্যর্পণ করা v. to give back, to return, to repay; to restore (to). প্রত্যর্পিত a. given back, returned, repaid; restored. 8)

(p. 638) pāḍ়4 a cross-beam. 10)

(p. 654) purāṇa a myth or mythology (esp. of Hindus). a. ancient; primordial (পুরাণ পুরুষ). ̃কর্তা, ̃কার n. an author of a mythology. ̃পুরুষ n. God. ̃প্রসিদ্ধি n. mention in the Puranas or mythology; long-standing fame. 41)

(p. 680) pratīpa (geom.) vertically opposite; opposite or negative. n. (rhet.) a reversed simile. ̃কোণ n. (geom.) a vertically opposite angle. ̃গতি n. retrogression; (astr.) retrograde motion. প্রতীপ চাপ (phys.) negative pressure. প্রতীপ স্রোত (geog.) an anti-current. 10)

(p. 669) pyārāśuṭa parachute. 21)

(p. 633) pāchā the hip, the buttocks; the loins; the posteriors, the rump. 63)

(p. 652) pīnōnnata plump and jutting out. ̃পয়োধর a woman's plump and prominent breasts. 33)

(p. 692) prācurya plenty, abundance; affluence, milk and honey; profusion; amplitude; numerousness; sufficiency. 24)