(p. 633) pān̐ṭhā a he-goat; (dero.) a dunce, a fool. fem. পাঁঠি । ̃বলি n. sacrifice of a goat by chopping off its head. পাঁঠার মাংস goat's meat; (pop.) mutton. 12)

(p. 615) paraba a feast or festival (esp. a holy one); a fiesta. 42)

(p. 625) parimārjita scoured; cleansed; refined; corrected and revised; chastened. পরিমার্জিত করা v. to scour; to cleanse; to refine; to correct and revise; to chasten. 8)

(p. 638) pātita felled; flung down; knocked down; brought down, humbled; distilled. 48)

(p. 672) pragāḍh় very thick or deep or dense; very severe; profound. ̃তা n. great thickness or depth or density; great severity; profundity. 7)

(p. 669) pyānapyāna denoting the noise of complaining or imploring whimperingly or whiningly. প্যানপ্যান করা, প্যানপ্যানানো v. to complain or implore whimperingly or whiningly. প্যানপেনে a. given to complaining or imploring whimperingly or whiningly; whimpering or whining. 17)

(p. 688) prahasana a farce; a joke, a banter. 71)

(p. 644) pārṭi a party. 37)

(p. 647) pica2 a juicy stone-fruit, peach. 37)

(p. 629) palastārā a plaster (esp. one composed of slaked lime, sand and hair, and used for coating walls etc.). পলস্তারা দেওয়া বা লাগানো v. to plaster. 17)

(p. 629) palāẏita fled; absconded; escaped, fem. পলায়িতা । 26)

(p. 652) pīḍyamāna in the state of being oppressed or persecuted. 27)

(p. 696) prāhna the first part or quarter of the day; (loos.) forenoon. 18)

(p. 618) parākaraṇa act of looking down on, contempt, slight, neglect. 23)

(p. 654) puliśa, pulisa the police; a policeman; a police constable. 73)