(p. 692) prākṛta natural, physical, unrefined, pertaining to the populace, (cp.) plebeian; traditional; commonplace, usual, general; base, mean; vulgar. n. the Prakrit language (usu. প্রাকৃতভাষা). 8)

(p. 606) paḍ়śi a neighbour. 10)

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

(p. 675) pratigrāhya acceptable. 22)

(p. 619) paripakka thoroughly ripe; (thoroughly) mature; well-experienced; thoroughly habituated or addicted (নেশায় পরিপক্ক); very precocious (পরিপক্ক ছেলে). ̃তা n. thorough ripeness; (thorough) maturity; thorough experience; inveterate habit or addiction; precocity. 105)

(p. 631) paścāddhābita running after; chasing, pursuing. 3)

(p. 674) praṇōdana incitement, instigation; inducement, encouragement. 13)

(p. 618) parā-1 denoting; excessiveness, contrariety, opposition etc. (পরাজয়). 19)

(p. 680) pratula abundance, plenty; prosperity, richness. a. abundant, plentiful. 12)

(p. 619) parigṛhīta solemnly taken, accepted; put on; won; assumed. 52)

(p. 654) purā1 before, formerly, in the past, in ancient times. 37)

(p. 619) paribhūta defeated, discomfited. 159)

(p. 650) piṇḍībhūta conglomerate. 2)

(p. 684) prabartaẏitā an initiator; an inciter; an inducer. fem. প্রবর্তয়িত্রী । 11)

(p. 654) pēṭuka gluttonous, voracious, fond of eating. পেটুক লোক n. a glutton, a gourmand, a belly-god. 136)