(p. 696) prārthanīẏa, prārthaẏitabya worth praying or asking or applying for. 9)

(p. 633) pāñjā the five playing-cards or dice; the palm of a hand; an impression of the palm; a letter or permit marked with the impression of the palm of a king or an official authority. পাঞ্জা কষা, পাঞ্জা লড়া v. to try the strength of each other's wrist by seizing it and trying to turn it down. 72)

(p. 665) paitāmaha relating to a paternal grandfather.

(p. 665) pēṣaṇi, pēṣaṇī a mortar and a pestle; a grindstone, a mill-stone. 41)

(p. 674) pratata wide; widespread; extended; expanded. 15)

(p. 605) paṭaha a drum, a war-drum, a kettledrum; a tabor; the ear-drum, the tympanum (usu. কর্ণপটহ). ̃নিনাদ n. noise of drum-beat, fanfare. 8)

(p. 638) pādā (vul.) to fart. 65)

(p. 629) paścātpada retreated; withdrawn; turned back; lagging behind. পশ্চাত্পদ হওয়া v. to retreat; to withdraw; to turn back; to lag behind. 44)

(p. 633) pākṣika fortnightly. n. a fortnightly journal. 38)

(p. 665) pēṇḍulāma a pendulum. 14)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇadanta a grinder, a molar tooth. 39)

(p. 633) pāchaḍ়ā-pāchaḍ়i scuffle, mutual grappling. 60)

(p. 696) prēẏa desired; dear; to one's liking, agreeable. 37)

(p. 645) pālāna a panel (of a beast of burden); a packsaddle; a cow's udder or teat. 25)

(p. 674) praṇāśa annihilation, destruction, extinction; death. প্রনষ্ট a. annihilated, destroyed. 7)