(p. 652) piṣṭa pulped; pressed, squeezed; crushed; ground, pulverized; oppressed. 9)

(p. 628) parbāha a day of festival; a holy day; a fiesta; a festival. 7)

(p. 631) pāikā (print.) pica. 21)

(p. 631) pān̐cajana (lit.) five persons; (fig.) people at large, others, they. 36)

(p. 645) pālaṅka, pālaṅa2 a costly bedstead or cot; a divan, a sofa. ̃পোষ n. a bed-cover; a cover for a divan; a divan and a bed; a divan. 17)

(p. 647) pāśā1 a Turkish title given to governors, officials, and men of importance; Pasha. 10)

(p. 631) pasarā a load or heap of articles of traffic, wares, merchandise (পসরা সাজানো); a basket containing articles of traffic (পসরা মাথায় করা); a load, a heap, a basket (কলন্কের পসরা); an article of traffic, a commodity. 9)

(p. 645) pālō starch obtained from zedoary etc.; gruel of this starch. 34)

(p. 644) pāriṣada a courtier; a councillor; a companion (esp. a cringing one); a toady; a flatterer. 33)

(p. 619) pari1 denoting: thoroughness, expensiveness, excessiveness, especiality, opposition, decrial etc. 33)

(p. 692) prahlāda (myth.) an Asura (অসুর) prince who was very much devoted to Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). দৈত্যকালে প্রহ্লাদ (fig.) a saint amongst infidels. 3)

(p. 666) pōn̐cha an instance or act of mopping or swabbing (ঝাড়পোঁছ). 9)

(p. 652) pīyūṣa nectar, ambrosia. 35)

(p. 647) picakāri a syringe; a squirt; a spray. 40)

(p. 625) parilakṣita noticed; observed. 19)