(p. 601) pañcēndriẏa the five sense-organs collectively, namely, the eye(s), the nose, the tongue, the skin. 60)

(p. 647) pikanika picnic. 34)

(p. 618) parā3 supreme, primordial (পরা প্রকৃতি); highest; final (পরা বিদ্যা); (elec.) positive. 21)

(p. 619) paripōṣaka nourishing; cherishing; supporting (পরিপোষক মূল্য); protecting, protective. 119)

(p. 667) pōtāśraẏa a harbour, a haven. 5)

(p. 652) pun̐ṭi a tiny fresh-water fish. পুঁটিমাছের প্রাণ (fig.) a short-lived or frail person; a weakling; a very narrow-minded person. পুঁটিমাছের ফরফরানি bragging of a man of little or no importance. 41)

(p. 688) prasruta oozed or trickled or dripped (from). প্রস্রুত হওয়া v. to ooze or trickle or drip (from). 64)

(p. 696) plāga a plug. 66)

(p. 654) pēṭuka gluttonous, voracious, fond of eating. পেটুক লোক n. a glutton, a gourmand, a belly-god. 136)

(p. 688) prasara act of going, movement; speed; expanse, extent, range, উষ্ণতার প্রসর (geog.) the range of temperature. প্রসরণ n. strolling; encompassment of enemy forces; expansion, extension; expanse, extent, range. 36)

(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. 629) palō a pail-shaped wicker-basket for catching fish. 33)

(p. 638) pāti2 a row, a line (বকের পাতি). 46)

(p. 628) parba a holy day; a fiesta; a feast, a festival; a knuckle, a joint (as of a finger); (bot.) a node; (of books) a canto, a chapter. 3)

(p. 688) prasādhikā of প্রসাধক । 40)