(p. 696) prāyuktika a technologist. 2)

(p. 654) puriẏā a tiny packet; a dose of medicine or other articles in a tiny packet; an Indian musical mode. 50)

(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. 675) pratibihita remedied, redressed, righted, avenged. 79)

(p. 672) pracura great in amount or degree or number; plentiful, abundant; profuse; ample; numerous; enough; sufficient. প্রচুর পরিমাণে adv. in abundance or in abundant quantity. 13)

(p. 633) pān̐jara, pān̐jarā the ribs; the thorax; a ribbone, a rib. 6)

(p. 669) paulōmī a daughter of Puloma (পুলোমা) Sachi, Indra's queen. 5)

(p. 619) paripālita brought up, reared; administered. 113)

(p. 667) pōsta1, pōstadānā mawseed, poppyseed. 33)

(p. 667) pōnā young of fish (esp. of a larger one like trout etc.). ̃মাছ n. a fish of the species of rui (রুই), katla (কাতলা), mrigel (মৃগেল) etc. 8)

(p. 618) parākṛta looked down on, despised, slighted, neglected. 25)

(p. 642) pāraṇa, pāraṇā (act of taking) the first meal after the completion of a fast, breakfast (in the original sense). পারণ করা, পারণা করা v. to break a fast by taking one's meal. 51)

(p. 615) parajanma the next birth; life after the present one. 10)

(p. 619) pariṇaẏa marriage, wedding. (কারও). পরিণয় হওয়া to be married or wedded to ̃বন্ধন, ̃সূত্র n. marriage-tie, wedlock. 78)

(p. 696) plakṣa one of the seven mythological islands; the fig tree. 64)