(p. 649) piṭhāpiṭhi same as পিঠে পিঠে (see পিঠ). 14)

(p. 647) pin̐jā to open out the fibres of (cotton, wool etc.), to comb or card (wool, cotton, hemp etc.), to tease; (of cloth) to open out into fibres (চাদরখানা পিঁজে গেছে). 28)

(p. 625) parimanḍita well-ornamented, well-decorated, well-adorned; endowed. 2)

(p. 688) prahṛta beaten, smitten; struck. 73)

(p. 601) paṅkti a row, a line. ̃ভোজন n. dining together sitting in a row, dining in company, community-dining; community dinner. 37)

(p. 647) pāṣāṇa stone; a weight put on a scalepan to adjust or equipoise a beam of balance; (fig.) a stone-hearted man (তুমি পাষাণ). a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) made of stone; of stone; stonelike; unfeeling, pitiless; stone-hearted (পাষাণ বাপ); callous (শোকে শোকে পাষাণ). ̃তুল্য a. stone-like, stony; (fig.) unfeeling, insensate; immobile, unmoved, still. ̃প্রচীর n. a stone-wall. ̃-বিদারক a. same as পাষাণভেদী । ̃ভার n. a weight as heavy as stone. ̃ভেদী a. able to pierce even stone; heart-rending. ̃মূর্তি n. a stone image, a statue of stone. ̃হৃদয় a. stone-hearted; pitiless. পাষাণী n. fem. a stone-hearted woman. 18)

(p. 650) pirita, piriti, pirīta, pirīti love, amour; affection; attachment; secret or illicit love. 35)

(p. 688) pralōbha very strong greed. 12)

(p. 650) pilapā a thick pillar. ̃গাড়ি n. act of building or fixing or planting a pillar to mark out the boundaries. 40)

(p. 665) pēru the turkey. 24)

(p. 638) pādari, pādri a Christian clergyman or ecclesiastical preacher, a padri. 64)

(p. 601) pañcālikā, pañcālī a doll, a puppet. 57)

(p. 678) pratisārita removed; led away. 38)

(p. 680) pratna ancient, old, ̃তত্ত্ব, ̃বিদ্যা n. archaeology. ̃তত্ত্ববিত্, ̃বিদ n. archaeologist; an antiquary, an antiquarian. ̃তত্ত্বীয়, ̃তাত্ত্বিক a. archaeological; antiquarian. 13)

(p. 633) pāṭakēla a brickbat. 77)