(p. 675) pratibala equally strong or powerful. n. a hostile army or forces. 67)

(p. 647) pica3 (in cricket) pitch. 38)

(p. 631) pān̐ci the fifth day of a month, the fifth. a. (of the days of a month) fifth. 35)

(p. 619) paritrāhi (imperat.) rescue, deliver, save, relieve. পরিত্রাহি ডাক ছাড়া to call out or cry for help. 94)

(p. 606) panhā a way, a path; a means, an expedient (উদ্ধারের পন্হা); a system of religious practice (তান্ত্রিক পন্হা); a manner or mode or style or school. ̃নুসরণ n. act of following a particular path or system or mode. 74)

(p. 638) pātipāti line by line; minutely; ransackingly. পাতিপাতি করা v. to search line by line; to search minutely, to ransack, to rummage, to make a thorough search, to rifle. 50)

(p. 687) pramukhāt from the mouth of; by word of one's mouth; verbally from. 5)

(p. 675) pratipālita brought up; reared; fostered; fed; maintained; observed; complied with, obeyed; protected, taken care of. fem. প্রতিপালিতা 56)

(p. 649) piṇḍākāra, piṇḍākṛti shaped like a lump; round and lumpish. 16)

(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)

(p. 629) palyaẏana a saddle; a caparison; a panel, a pack-saddle. 35)

(p. 606) -panā denoting: showy or feverish practice or imitation, -ness (গিন্নিপনা, গুনপনা). 70)

(p. 678) pratibhūti-patra bail-bond. 8)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇi, pēṣaṇī a mortar and a pestle; a grindstone, a mill-stone. 41)

(p. 629) palānna a highly spiced dish of rice and meat boiled in clarified butter, pilau. 23)