(p. 654) pulina the part of a sandy beach or bank up to which the high-water mark reaches; (loos.) a sand-bank, a beach, shoal. 70)

(p. 619) pariṇaddha tied; bound; attached, connected; encircled, girdled, girt. 77)

(p. 687) prayōjya applicable. ̃তা n. applicability. 14)

(p. 606) panhī (used as a sfx.) belonging to a particular school or religious community (নানকপন্হী), following a particular doctrine (প্রাচীনপন্হী), following a particular style or mode (রবীন্দ্রপন্হী), -ist. 76)

(p. 633) pācaka digestive; gastric; one who cooks. n. a cook. ̃রস n. gastric juice, digestive fluid. 51)

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

(p. 684) prabaṇa inclined or sloping (প্রবণভূমি); inclined to, prone to, tending to (ভাবপ্রবণ); attached or addicted to, given to (চৌর্যপ্রবণ); eager to, ready to; proficient in. ̃ভূমি n. an escarpment; a declivity. ̃তা n. inclination, propensity, declivity; tendency, disposition; attachment, addiction; eagerness, readiness; proficiency. 6)

(p. 644) pārabaśya dependence on another; subservience. 8)

(p. 605) paṭābāsa a tented accommodation; a tent; a canopied pavilion. 11)

(p. 631) pāi an obsolete Indian coin (=1/192; rupee), a pie. 19)

(p. 692) prābhātika of the morning. 65)

(p. 642) pāpīẏasī sinful; wicked; criminal; adulterous. n. a sinful or wicked woman; a female criminal; an adulteress. 30)

(p. 650) pipīlikā the ant. 22)

(p. 642) pāraṇa, pāraṇā (act of taking) the first meal after the completion of a fast, breakfast (in the original sense). পারণ করা, পারণা করা v. to break a fast by taking one's meal. 51)

(p. 678) pratihāra a gate or a door; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter (fem. porteress portress), a janitor (fem. janitrix, janitress); an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate, act of giving up, abandonment, avoidance; a race of ancient India. প্রতিহারী n. an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter. fem. প্রতিহারিণী । 46)