(p. 619) paribardhana development; improvement; magnification; enlargement; amplification. 130)

(p. 654) puranta plump; well-developed; complete; full-grown. 32)

(p. 601) pakṣiśālā an aviary. 29)

(p. 678) pratisaṃhṛta (of weapons etc.) held back, withheld; warded off. 32)

(p. 696) prēẏa desired; dear; to one's liking, agreeable. 37)

(p. 618) parahitaiṣaṇā an effort to do good to others; an effort for public welfare; altruism. 17)

(p. 666) pōn̐ṭalā a bundle or baggage. 12)

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

(p. 666) pōḍ়ā to burn; to be scalded or singed or calcined; scorched or incinerated; to inflame; to become very hot (জ্বরে গা পোড়ে); a. burnt; scalded; scorched; inflamed; incinerated; calcined; greatly heated. ̃নি n. affliction; distress. ̃নো v. to burn or scald or scorch or calcine or inflame. পোড়া কপাল hard luck, bad luck; (int.) ah me! পোড়াকপালি fem. unlucky, unfortunate. mas. পোড়াকপালে । পোড়ারমুখি a. & n. accursed (one), unfortunate; hateful (one); wicked. 22)

(p. 647) pāśī armed with the ancient missile for binding an adversary (see পাশ3). n. Varuna (বরুণ) the river-god or Yama (যম) the god of death; a hunter, a fowler. 13)

(p. 652) pucha interrogation, questioning; inquiry. 49)

(p. 645) pālui a stack (of paddy or hay). 33)

(p. 601) pakṣipālaka employed in aviculture. n. a bird-fancier, an aviarist. 24)

(p. 681) pratyabēkṣaṇa enquiry; scrutiny; research; supervision. 2)

(p. 619) parākramaśālī, parākramī, parākrānta strong, powerful, mighty; valorous; heroic. fem. পরাক্রমশালিনী, পরাক্রান্তা । 2)