(p. 606) pannaga the snake, the serpent; the reptile; the lizard. fem. পন্নগী । 77)

(p. 682) prapautra a grandson of one's son or nephew, a great-grandson. fem. প্রপৌত্রী n. a grand-daughter of one's son or nephew, a great-granddaughter. 44)

(p. 684) prabāsa a spell of staying abroad; a foreign land. ̃ন n. sending abroad; banishment; (inc.) emigration. ̃নপাল n. the protector of emigrants. প্রবাসিত a. sent abroad; banished; (inc.) emigrated. প্রবাসী a. & n. one who is living abroad. fem. প্রবাসিনী । 20)

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

(p. 605) paṭānō to bring to terms; to persuade; to cause to agree or give in; to win over; to lure, to seduce (মেয়ে পটানো). 10)

(p. 629) palāśa a kind of beautiful red flower having no fragrance; its tree, the dhak, the palas, Butea monosperma. 27)

(p. 654) punakē very small, tiny, wee. 23)

(p. 633) pāṭātana a deck or floor (esp. one made of wood). 85)

(p. 633) pāchatalā the lower half of the body; the back part of a dwelling-house. 62)

(p. 665) pēśi, pēśī a muscle, a tendon; a sheath of a sword, a scabbard. পেশীয় a. relating to muscles, muscular. ̃বহুল a. muscular, brawny, thewy, robust, lusty. ̃শক্তি n. power of the muscles; physical strength. ̃সঞ্চালন n. flexing or movement of muscles. 34)

(p. 601) pañcānana having five faces. n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব). 53)

(p. 633) pāṭalā, pāṭali the trumpet-flower or its plant. 82)

(p. 678) pratibhāra counter-balance. 4)

(p. 665) pēṭō3 (coll.) a hand-bomb; a handgrenade. 3)

(p. 647) pikanika picnic. 34)