(p. 696) prāyuktika a technologist. 2)

(p. 696) plāsa1 (math.) plus, the plus sign. 72)

(p. 688) prasrabaṇa a fountain, a spring; oozing. অন্তঃপ্রস্রবণ n. (geog.) an underground spring. উপরিপ্রস্রবণ n. (geog.) a surface spring. উষ্ণপ্রস্রবণ n. a hot spring, a geyser. ধাতব প্রস্রবণ (geog.) a mineral spring. সবিরাম প্রস্রবণ (geog.) an intermittent spring. 62)

(p. 615) parata1 a layer, a flake, a plait, a fold. পরতে পরতে adv. in every layer. 12)

(p. 619) parikalpita planned, devised, contrived, designed; intended. 39)

(p. 633) pān̐dāḍ় a dump for sweepings, refuse etc. at the back of a house. 16)

(p. 681) pratyābṛtta come or gone back, returned. fem. প্রত্যাবৃত্তা । প্রত্যাবৃত্ত হওয়া v. to come or go back, to return. 22)

(p. 673) prajñā superior understanding or intelligence, profound wisdom; knowledge about philosophical reality. ̃চক্ষু n. eyes having superhuman or rare power of attaining knowledge; power to attain knowledge about philosophical reality. a. having superhumanly or uncommonly knowing eyes; endowed with philosophical insight into the ultimate reality. ̃ত a. well-known or widely known; famous. ̃ন n. especial or superior knowledge; knowledge about philosophical reality; a sign, a token; a hint. ̃পক n. a propagandist; a publicity man, a publicity officer. ̃পন n. propaganda; publicity; notification; a communique. ̃পারমিতা n. culmination of knowledge; highest knowledge; (in Buddhism) the goddess of knowledge. ̃বান a. endowed with the knowledge about philosophical reality; profoundly wise. 11)

(p. 625) pariyāẏī trafficking; itinerant; migratory. 15)

(p. 654) purākāla ancient times. 40)

(p. 666) pōtā2 (dial.) a son's son, a grandson.

(p. 684) pramathita trampled; routed; subdued; killed. 44)

(p. 631) pasārā (poet.) to stretch out, to extend (বাহু পসারিয়া). 12)

(p. 675) pratinirdēśa cross-reference. 40)

(p. 615) parana act of putting on or wearing. পরনের কাপড় clothing, garments or clothes for wearing. 25)