(p. 642) pāpiẏā the Indian nightingale, the hawk-cuckoo. 27)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇadanta a grinder, a molar tooth. 39)

(p. 615) parabāsa1 another's residence or home or abode or homeland. 46)

(p. 633) pākhaśāṭa a blow or a flap of a bird's wings. পাখশাট মারা v. (of a bird) to strike with wings, to flap one's wings. 41)

(p. 606) pataga the bird. 22)

(p. 649) piṭapiṭa expressing: twitching as of the eye, flickering as of a lamp, peevishness, fastidiousness or mania for cleanliness. পিটপিট করা, পিটপিটানো v. (of the eye etc.) to twitch, to bat (an eyelid); (of a lamp etc.) to flicker; to behave peevishly or fastidiously; to show a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটানি twitching as of the eye; flickering as of a lamp; peevishness; fastidiousness; a mania for cleanliness. পিটপিটে a. peevish; fastidious; over-scrupulous; stickler; stricken with a mania for cleanliness. 8)

(p. 650) pila karā (in certain games) to send (a ball or marble) into the pocket; to pocket (গাব্বু পিল করা). 38)

(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. 638) pādukā boot, shoe, slipper; footwear. পাদুকা-পরিহিত a. booted, shoed. 68)

(p. 601) pakṣma eyelash; a feather. 35)

(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. 619) parājēẏa (of one) who can be defeated or worsted or vanquished. 7)

(p. 619) paribrājaka a traveller; a mendicant or wandering ascetic. 154)

(p. 647) pāśabaddha entrapped, ensnared. 8)

(p. 633) pāñcabhautika of or composed of the five elements namely the earth, water, fire, air and atmosphere. 70)