(p. 696) prōtsuka very much eager; ardent. 55)

(p. 625) pariśuṣka very dry; pale; shrivelled. 25)

(p. 614) parakīẏa relating to or belonging to another (opp. to own), foreign, alien. পরকীয়া a. fem. of পরকীয় । n. fem. a lady-love who is either unmarried or married to somebody else; a concubine. পরকীয়া প্রেম n. love with a person married to somebody else. পরকীয়াবাদ n. a doctrine of the Vaishnava (বৈষ্ণব) philosophy of love. 25)

(p. 614) paẏamāla spoiled; annihilated, destroyed. 6)

(p. 644) pārthiba earthly, worldly, mundane; material. n. a king.

(p. 654) pustikā, pustī a booklet; a pamphlet. 83)

(p. 696) pryākaṭisa repeated performance as a means of acquiring skill, practice; the exercise of a profession, a professional man's business, practice. ্যাকটিস করা v. to practise (হারমোনিয়াম বা ডাক্তারি প্র্যাকটিস করা). 63)

(p. 688) praśākhā a branchlet; an offshoot. 23)

(p. 667) pōtādhyakṣa a captain or master of a ship; (rare) a pilot of an aeroplane. 3)

(p. 601) pañcālikā, pañcālī a doll, a puppet. 57)

(p. 644) pārampārya serial succession or sequence or regular continuity, sequence. ̃হীন a. without continuity or regularity; without seriality. ̃হীনতা n. absence of continuity or seriality; absence of a regular order. 12)

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

(p. 678) pratimāna a model, a pattern; (phys.) balancing, a weight. প্রতিমান করা v. (phys.) to balance. 11)

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

(p. 619) parikalpaka a planner; a deviser; a designer; a planning officer. 37)