(p. 606) paṇaba a kind of ancient tomtom. 18)

(p. 682) pranaṣṭa utterly lost or ruined or destroyed. প্রাণাশ n. destruction, annihilation. 37)

(p. 666) pōgaṇḍa a child between the age of five and fifteen; a cripple. 19)

(p. 615) parata2 from or in or by another. 13)

(p. 688) prasāra width; expanse; extent; expansion (বানিজ্যের প্রসার); spread (শিক্ষার প্রসার). প্রসারণ n. act of stretching (out); extension; expansion; spreading; spread; (phys.) dilatation, dilation. প্রসারণ করা v. to stretch (out); to extend; to expand; to spread; (phys.) to dilate. প্রসারাঙ্ক n. (phys.) the co-efficient of expansion or dilation. প্রসারিত a. stretched (out); extended; expanded; spread (out). প্রসারী a. extending; expanding; expansive; extensive; wide. সূদূর-প্রসারী a. far-reaching, widely extended, farflung (সুদূরপ্রসারী সাম্রাজ্য). 42)

(p. 615) paramādṛta greatly loved; highly treasured; punctiliously cared for or attended to; received with great cordiality. fem. পরমাদৃতা । 58)

(p. 619) pariplaba flooding; flood; submersion; inundation; drenching. 122)

(p. 675) pratidatta given in return or exchange; required; returned. 28)

(p. 642) pārakya alienage. ̃যোগ্য a. alienable. 50)

(p. 605) paṭā to be on terms with, to be friendly with (তোমাতে আমাতে পটে); to be familiar with or to be in (usu. illicit) love with (মেয়েটা তার সঙ্গে পটেছে); to come to terms, to agree, to give in. 9)

(p. 682) prathā usage, custom, practice; system, method. ̃গত a. customary. ̃নুগ a. in accordance with custom; customary; conventional. ̃নুগত্য n. loyalty or faithfulness to custom or convention. ̃নুসারে adv. according to the custom or practice or system, customarily. ̃মতো adv. according to or in accordance with custom or convention; conventionally. 9)

(p. 650) pitala brass. পিতলের কারিগর n. a brazier. 5)

(p. 680) pratyakcaitanya subconscious, subconsciousness. 15)

(p. 619) paridhi circumference; periphery; girth. ̃মাপক n. perimeter. 102)

(p. 680) pratīta realized, understood, cognized; having formed a notion; believing, convinced. প্রতীতি n. realization, understanding, cognition; a notion, an impression; a belief, a conviction. 9)