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

(p. 671) prakrama beginning, commencement. 13)

(p. 606) panasa the jack-fruit; the jack-tree. 69)

(p. 645) pālaki a palanquin, a palki, palkee. পালকি-বেহারা n. a palanquin-bearer. 16)

(p. 606) pathika a wayfarer, a pedestrian, a passer-by; a traveller. 44)

(p. 633) pāṭi1, pāṭī1 a finely woven mat of a kind of aquatic grass. 87)

(p. 633) pāṭaśāka leaves of the jute-plant used as a pot-herb. 83)

(p. 631) pasuri a measure of weight (about 4.5 kgs.). 14)

(p. 601) pacāi a spirituous liquor distilled from rice, arrack. 46)

(p. 696) prōtsuka very much eager; ardent. 55)

(p. 667) pōṣā pop. var. of পুষা । a. tame, domesticated; pet; obediently following. পোষা কুকুর an obedient dog; a servilely obedient follower. 21)

(p. 654) putuputu expressing; excessive carefulness or attention or fondling. পুতুপুতু করা v. to take care of or attend on overmuch, to fondle overmuch. 16)

(p. 678) pratihāra a gate or a door; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter (fem. porteress portress), a janitor (fem. janitrix, janitress); an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate, act of giving up, abandonment, avoidance; a race of ancient India. প্রতিহারী n. an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter. fem. প্রতিহারিণী । 46)

(p. 654) puñjīgaṇitaka capital accounts. 3)

(p. 674) pratārita cheated; deceived; swindled; beguiled. fem. প্রতারিতা । 22)