(p. 696) paiṣa of dispatch or transmission; of postal transmission, postal. 50)

(p. 618) paraśapāthara, paraśamaṇi a philosopher's stone. 3)

(p. 619) paribēṣṭana an enclosure; act of surrounding or going round or enclosing, encirclement, besetment. পরিবেষ্টন করা v. to surround, to go round, to encircle; to enclose. পরিবেষ্টনী n. entourage, surroundings; fencing, railings, enclosure. 150)

(p. 654) pējōmi baseness; roguishness, roguery, knavishness, knavery; mischiefmongering. পেজোমি করা v. to commit an act of roguery or knavery; to make a mischief. 131)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇayantra a grinding stone. 40)

(p. 625) parīkṣāmūlaka experimental. 57)

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

(p. 696) prārambha beginning, commencement, outset, inception. প্রারম্ভিক a. of the beginning, initial. 7)

(p. 669) pyānapyāna denoting the noise of complaining or imploring whimperingly or whiningly. প্যানপ্যান করা, প্যানপ্যানানো v. to complain or implore whimperingly or whiningly. প্যানপেনে a. given to complaining or imploring whimperingly or whiningly; whimpering or whining. 17)

(p. 606) paḍ়ō2 uncultivated, fallow (পড়ো জমি); unoccupied, vacant, deserted (পড়ো বাড়ি বা ভিটে); deprived of the power of movement, confined to bed (ঘর-পড়ো, পড়ো লোক). 16)

(p. 601) pichā a kind of bangle or bracelet. 4)

(p. 696) plyānacēṭa planchette.

(p. 614) paẏāra a metrical system of Bengali poetry in which each line consists of fourteen letters or syllables; a verse composed in this metre. 12)

(p. 625) parisphuraṇa vibration; effervescence; manifestation. 46)

(p. 629) pali silt; alluvium. পলি পড়া v. to collect alluvial deposit, to silt. পলি-পড়া a. silted up. ̃মাটি n. alluvium, silt; alluvial soil. 28)