(p. 652) pīyūṣa nectar, ambrosia. 35)

(p. 601) pa2 (used as a sfx.) breeding or keeping (গোপ), drinking (মধুপ).. 3)

(p. 647) pikatāna a cuckoo's call or note. 32)

(p. 667) pautra a son's or nephew's son, a grandson. fem. পৌত্রী a son's or nephew's daughter, a grand-daughter. 38)

(p. 692) prāṇāẏāma breath-control as prescribed in the yoga system. 31)

(p. 615) paraglāni slandering, backbiting, gossip; scandal. 4)

(p. 601) pañcānana having five faces. n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব). 53)

(p. 696) plāsa2 pliers. 73)

(p. 688) prashāna act of going off or setting out, departure; act of going out; (in drama) exit. প্রস্হান করা v. to go off; to set out; to depart; to go out. প্রস্হানোদ্যত a. on the point of departing or going out, ready to go. প্রস্হানোদ্যোগ n. preparation for departure. 56)

(p. 654) pula a bridge (as on a river). 65)

(p. 606) paṭhyamāna that which is being read or perused or studied or recited. 2)

(p. 644) pāramārthika concerning the ultimate Reality or God; theological; spiritual. 10)

(p. 673) prajana breeding (of cattle). 3)

(p. 684) prabartaka introducing, bringing into use or currency; inaugurating, starting; founding, establishing; employing, initiating. n. an introducer, one who introduces or brings (something) into use; an inaugurator; a pioneer; a founder; an employer, an initiator. 9)

(p. 615) paramānna a sweet dish prepared by boiling rice in milk with sugar and other ingredients, sweet rice-porridge. 60)