(p. 681) pratyutpanna produced on the spur of the moment, extemporaneous; very prompt. ̃মতি n. presence of mind, ready wit. a. endowed with presence of mind, ready-witted. ̃মতিত্ব n. readywittedness; presence of mind.

(p. 654) pūjana worship. পূজনীয় same as পূজ্য । fem. পূজনীয়া । 85)

(p. 619) parānō to cause to wear or put on, to dress; to harness (ঘোড়ার সাজ পড়ানো); to put, to paint (টিপ বা কাজল পরানো). 13)

(p. 671) prakōṣṭha the part of the hand from the elbow to the wrist, the fore-arm; a room, a cabin, a compartment; a room near the gate. 11)

(p. 696) plāsaṭāra, plāsṭāra a plaster. 74)

(p. 692) prājana a truncheon for driving cattle. 26)

(p. 654) puttala a jack-straw, an effigy; a puppet, a doll, a marionette. 18)

(p. 654) purākāla ancient times. 40)

(p. 633) pāchaḍ়ā-pāchaḍ়i scuffle, mutual grappling. 60)

(p. 681) pratyāsanna very near, contiguous; that which is round the corner; imminent, impending. 26)

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

(p. 688) praharā watching or guarding; a watch, a watchman, a watcher, a sentinel, a sentry, a guard, a guardsman. প্রহরা দেওয়া v. to watch, to guard, to sentinel. ̃ধীন a. one who is under watch; guarded, watched. ̃রত a. engaged in watching or guarding or keeping watch. 68)

(p. 681) pratyuta on the contrary, rather. 31)

(p. 671) prakrānta begun, commenced; surpassed. 15)

(p. 601) pañcēndriẏa the five sense-organs collectively, namely, the eye(s), the nose, the tongue, the skin. 60)