(p. 665) pēẏārā the guava. 19)

(p. 633) pāji mean, vile; wicked; knavish; mischievous; hare-brained. পাজির পাঝাড়া extremely mean or vile or wicked or knavish or mischievous. পাজি লোক a knave, a villain, a rogue, a scoundrel; a scapegrace; a varlet. 67)

(p. 678) pratiyōjana (bot.) adaptation. 16)

(p. 652) pītābha yellowish. 30)

(p. 696) prēraṇa act of sending, dispatch, transmission; remittance. েরণ করা v. to send, to dispatch; to transmit; to remit. 40)

(p. 654) puḍi pudding. 8)

(p. 638) pātitya the state of being socially cast out; moral or religious fall, degeneration, downfall, depravity. 49)

(p. 619) parigaṇana, parigaṇanā thorough reckoning, computation, enumeration; consideration. পরিগণনা করা v. to reckon thoroughly, to compute, to enumerate; to consider or regard (as). 50)

(p. 682) pradhābita running or caused to be running rapidly. প্রধাবিত করা v. to cause to run rapidly. প্রধাবিত হওয়া v. to run rapidly. 34)

(p. 629) paśatu, paśatō Pushtu, Pushtoo, Pashto, a language of the Afghans. 38)

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

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

(p. 605) paṭi2 a section of a market, a market (সুতাপটি, লোহাপটি); a locality or quarters or township (চীনাপটি = a China-town). 15)

(p. 647) pāṣaṇḍa atheistic, godless; heretical; inveterately sinful; extremely wicked and hard-hearted. n. an atheist, a godless person; a heretic; an inveterate sinner; an extremely wicked and hardhearted person. 17)

(p. 618) parahitaiṣī willing and endeavouring to do good to others; endeavouring for public welfare; altruistic. 18)