(p. 666) pō denoting: a long and unchanging noise or note as of flute (শানাইয়ের পোঁ) . পোঁ করেin a trice, in a jiffy, instantly, very quickly. পোঁ ধরা v. to give out a long and unchanging note or sound (as by a flute); (sarcas.) to cringe or fawn (upon), to support blindly and insistently. পোঁ-ধরা a. cringing, fawning. 7)

(p. 647) pika2 spittle; spittle thrown out after chewing betel-leaves. পিক ফেলা v. to spit; to spit after chewing betel-leaves. 31)

(p. 669) prakāma enough, sufficient. 31)

(p. 654) pulipōlāō deportation to Port Blair; (loos.) deportation, transportation. 72)

(p. 625) pariyāṇa traffic; migration. পরিযাণ নির্বাহক, পরিযাণ ব্যবস্হাপক n. a traffic manager. পরিযাণ আরক্ষী n. traffic police. 14)

(p. 665) pēẏāri a favourite; a lover, a sweetheart; Radha (রাধা) the sweetheart of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 20)

(p. 654) pējōmi baseness; roguishness, roguery, knavishness, knavery; mischiefmongering. পেজোমি করা v. to commit an act of roguery or knavery; to make a mischief. 131)

(p. 606) paḍ়na1 falling, fall; decline. 5)

(p. 680) pratyakcaitanya subconscious, subconsciousness. 15)

(p. 619) paritapta very much heated; quite warm; extremely afflicted. 84)

(p. 654) purōdhā a priest; a pioneer, avant garde. 58)

(p. 628) paryabasita ended, terminated, concluded; resolved (into); reduced (to); resulting in. 13)

(p. 615) paramārādhya warranting greatest worship or devotion; most venerable. fem. পরমারাধ্যা । 62)

(p. 606) pataga the bird. 22)

(p. 633) pāṭana a city, a habitation, a settlement (গৌড় পাটন); trade and commerce; sea trade. পাটনে যাওয়া v. to set out on sea trade. 78)