(p. 650) pirita, piriti, pirīta, pirīti love, amour; affection; attachment; secret or illicit love. 35)

(p. 614) paraka alien. 21)

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

(p. 615) paraghari (lit.) of a person living in the house of somebody else; (fig.) dependent on others, sheltered by others. 5)

(p. 654) purāpuri complete; thorough; full, entire; downright. adv. completely; thoroughly; fully, entirely; in a downright manner; in extenso. 48)

(p. 601) pakṣirāja a king of birds; an appellation of Garuda (গরুড়); (myth.) a winged horse. 27)

(p. 601) pacānō to cause to rot, to rot, to putrefy, to decompose etc.; to ret (jute etc.); (med.) to make septic. a. that which has been putrefied or decomposed. 47)

(p. 654) puttali1 a pupa. 19)

(p. 688) prasbāpana soporific, opiate. 60)

(p. 678) pratisarāṅka (phys.) refracting index. 35)

(p. 696) prinṭāra a printer. 19)

(p. 688) pralēpa a coating; an ointment; act of coating or smearing. প্রলেপ দেওয়া v. to apply a coating or an ointment (to); to coat or smear (with). প্রলেপক a. coating; smearing. প্রলেপন n. coating or smearing. প্রলেপন করা v. to coat; to smear. 11)

(p. 675) pratibarṇīkaraṇa transliteration; transcribing in the character or script of another language. প্রতিবর্ণীকৃত a. transliterated. 65)

(p. 638) pātatāḍ়i a bundle of palm-leaves used (instead of paper) in writing by a tyro. পাততাড়ি গোটানো v. (lit.) to put away the bundle of palm-leaves when the lesson is over; (fig.) to depart or decamp, to quit; to depart lock, stock and barrel; (fig.) to close down or wind up (a business etc.). 32)

(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)