(p. 606) panira cheese. 71)

(p. 644) pārasya Persia, Iran. 17)

(p. 647) pin̐cuṭi mucus or catarrh exuding from eyes. চোখ দিয়ে পিঁচুটি পড়ছে eyes are running. 27)

(p. 618) parahitaiṣaṇā an effort to do good to others; an effort for public welfare; altruism. 17)

(p. 665) pēśōẏā a Maratha peshwa. 35)

(p. 631) pām̐iṭa a measure of capacity, a pint. 30)

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

(p. 645) pālāna a panel (of a beast of burden); a packsaddle; a cow's udder or teat. 25)

(p. 650) pilapā a thick pillar. ̃গাড়ি n. act of building or fixing or planting a pillar to mark out the boundaries. 40)

(p. 601) pam̐ẏaṣaṭṭi sixty-five. 12)

(p. 654) purāṇa a myth or mythology (esp. of Hindus). a. ancient; primordial (পুরাণ পুরুষ). ̃কর্তা, ̃কার n. an author of a mythology. ̃পুরুষ n. God. ̃প্রসিদ্ধি n. mention in the Puranas or mythology; long-standing fame. 41)

(p. 692) prahlāda (myth.) an Asura (অসুর) prince who was very much devoted to Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). দৈত্যকালে প্রহ্লাদ (fig.) a saint amongst infidels. 3)

(p. 638) pātipāti line by line; minutely; ransackingly. পাতিপাতি করা v. to search line by line; to search minutely, to ransack, to rummage, to make a thorough search, to rifle. 50)

(p. 606) paẏa auspiciousness, luck; good fortune. 81)

(p. 688) praharī a guard, a watchman, a watcher, a guardsman. 69)