(p. 687) prarōcaka (usu. dero.) inducing, instigating, persuading, inciting. n. an inducer, an instigator, (law) abettor, a persuader, an inciter, an agent provocateur. 21)

(p. 615) paranārī somebody else's wife, another's wife. পরনারী হরণ করা v. to abduct another's wife (esp. for immoral purpose). 26)

(p. 625) pariśīlana practice, study, cultivation; an embrace; anointment. পরিশীলিত a. practised, studied, cultivated; refined; sophisticated; embraced; anointed. 23)

(p. 650) pira a muslim saint. 31)

(p. 606) paḍ়paḍ়2, paḍ়paḍ় suggesting: the noise of roughly tearing cloth etc. 9)

(p. 629) pala-tōlā bevelled. 15)

(p. 619) parigraha act of taking or accepting solemnly (দারপরিগ্রহ); act of putting on or wearing (বেশপরিগ্রহ); act of assuming (রূপপরিগ্রহ). পরিগ্রহ করা v. to take or accept solemnly; to put on, to wear; to assume. 53)

(p. 614) parakīẏa relating to or belonging to another (opp. to own), foreign, alien. পরকীয়া a. fem. of পরকীয় । n. fem. a lady-love who is either unmarried or married to somebody else; a concubine. পরকীয়া প্রেম n. love with a person married to somebody else. পরকীয়াবাদ n. a doctrine of the Vaishnava (বৈষ্ণব) philosophy of love. 25)

(p. 606) patrikā a letter, a missive, an epistle; a newspaper; a periodical, a magazine (দৈনিক পত্রিকা, মাসিক পত্রিকা); a paper containing a writing, a horoscope (জন্মপত্রিকা); (rare) a deed, a document; a leaf of young shoot (নবপত্রিকা). 39)

(p. 601) pañcāmṛta the five sweet edible things collectively, namely, curd, milk, clarified butter, sugar and honey; the sacrament of feeding a woman with these five sweet things in the fifth month of her pregnancy. 55)

(p. 684) prabiṣṭa entered. fem. প্রবিষ্টা । প্রবিষ্ট হওয়া v. to enter. 23)

(p. 642) pānamarā (of gold and noble metals) loss in weight owing to alloying. 7)

(p. 606) patara a metal hoop. পতর আঁটা v. to fasten a metal hoop (to). 27)

(p. 654) pūrṇēndu the hunter's moon, the fullmoon. 105)

(p. 606) padmābatī Manasa (মনসা) the snake-goddess. 63)