(p. 633) pākāṭi a stalk of the jute-plant used as fuel; (fig.) a lean rickety person. 29)

(p. 654) pūrṇaka characteristic of a logarithm. 103)

(p. 628) paryabasita ended, terminated, concluded; resolved (into); reduced (to); resulting in. 13)

(p. 680) pratīka a symbol; a sign. ̃বাদ, ̃তা n. symbolism. প্রতীক ধর্মঘট a token strike. প্রতীকী a. symbolic, symbolical. প্রতীকিতা n. symbolism. 2)

(p. 633) pāṭigaṇita, pāpīgaṇita arithmetic. 89)

(p. 645) pārṣada a courtier; a councillor; a companion; a today; a flatterer. 6)

(p. 638) pātaḍ়ā a leaf of banana or sal (শাল) on which food has been taken; a dish of fish or vegetables fried or singed on a banana-leaf. পাতড়া-চাটা same as পাতচাটা (see পাত2). 31)

(p. 654) pulipōlāō deportation to Port Blair; (loos.) deportation, transportation. 72)

(p. 678) pratibhū a representative, a deputy, an agent, a substitute; a hostage. 7)

(p. 647) pāśabaddha entrapped, ensnared. 8)

(p. 606) padāti, padātika a foot-soldier, an infantryman; a footman. 53)

(p. 615) parata1 a layer, a flake, a plait, a fold. পরতে পরতে adv. in every layer. 12)

(p. 671) prakōpa virulence, severity (জ্বরের প্রকোপ); excess (পিত্তের প্রকোপ); violent outbreak (কলেরার প্রকোপ); great anger, rage; great excitement. ̃ন n. excitation, excitement; provocation; enragement. প্রকোপিত a. excited; provoked; enraged; (of a disease etc.) grown virulent, aggravated; (of an epidemic etc.) violently broken out. প্রকোপিত হওয়া v. to be excited or provoked or enraged; to grow virulent, to aggravate; to break out violently. 10)

(p. 638) pāṇḍā a Brahman priest acting as a guide to pilgrims at holy places; (dero.) a leader, a ring-leader. 21)

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