(p. 666) pōn̐chā2 to mop, to swab, to wipe; to rub out, to erase. ̃নো v. to cause to mop or swab or wipe or rub or erase. 11)

(p. 654) pēkhama a peacock's plumage or tail esp. when expanded or spread out like a fan at the time of dancing. পেখম ধরা, পেখম ফোলানো v. (of a peacock) to expand or distend one's plumage or tail (when dancing); (fig.) to be beside oneself with joy, to be foolishly ostentatious in dress, to be vainglorious, to peacock. 127)

(p. 681) pratyabhijñā, pratyabhijñāna recognition. 3)

(p. 696) plēga a deadly epidemic or pestilence, the plague. 78)

(p. 633) pāṭakēla a brickbat. 77)

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

(p. 619) pariplaba flooding; flood; submersion; inundation; drenching. 122)

(p. 645) -pāla1 (used as a sfx.) preserving, protecting, defending, keeping (মহীপাল, রাজ্যপাল, ধর্মপাল, গোপাল). 9)

(p. 606) panhānusārī following or obeying a particular path or system or mode. 75)

(p. 671) prakīrtita greatly famed or famous or renowned, widely celebrated. 4)

(p. 606) pathya wholesome. n. sick-diet; diet for the convalescent. পথ্য করা v. to take for the first time such diet as is suitable for a convalescent. ̃বিচার n. dietetics, dietary. পথ্যাপথ্য n. proper and improper diet, good and harmful diet. 49)

(p. 642) pāẏā a leg or foot of an article of furniture; a castor, a trundle; (dero. or hum.) position or post or vanity. ̃ভারী n. vanity for holding a high post; vanity. a. vainglorious of one's high position; vain. 44)

(p. 638) pāti1 address, whereabouts. 45)

(p. 619) parikliṣṭa extremely distressed or afflicted or wearied. 44)

(p. 678) pratihārya that which should be given up or abandoned or avoided. 47)