(p. 633) pāṅāśa a large silvery-white fish. 48)

(p. 687) praẏāta departed; deceased, passed away, dead and gone. 16)

(p. 615) paramātmīẏa closely related; intimate. n. a close relative; an intimate friend, a great friend. fem. পরমাত্মীয়া । পরমাত্মীয়তা n. close relation; intimate friendship. 56)

(p. 615) pararaśmi (phys.) a positive ray. 71)

(p. 625) pariyāẏī trafficking; itinerant; migratory. 15)

(p. 673) prajñā superior understanding or intelligence, profound wisdom; knowledge about philosophical reality. ̃চক্ষু n. eyes having superhuman or rare power of attaining knowledge; power to attain knowledge about philosophical reality. a. having superhumanly or uncommonly knowing eyes; endowed with philosophical insight into the ultimate reality. ̃ত a. well-known or widely known; famous. ̃ন n. especial or superior knowledge; knowledge about philosophical reality; a sign, a token; a hint. ̃পক n. a propagandist; a publicity man, a publicity officer. ̃পন n. propaganda; publicity; notification; a communique. ̃পারমিতা n. culmination of knowledge; highest knowledge; (in Buddhism) the goddess of knowledge. ̃বান a. endowed with the knowledge about philosophical reality; profoundly wise. 11)

(p. 669) pyāca pyāca denoting the noise caused by going along or wading through a slimy or miry place (প্যাচ প্যাচ করে চলা). প্যাচপেচে a. giving out or resembling the aforesaid noise; slimy or miry. 15)

(p. 619) paribardhaka one who or that which develops or improves or extends or magnifies or enlarges or amplifies, promoting or helping development or growth (of). পরিবর্ধক কাচ a magnifying glass. 129)

(p. 619) paritapta very much heated; quite warm; extremely afflicted. 84)

(p. 644) pāruṣya haughtiness, arrogance; harshness, rudeness; strong language. 36)

(p. 614) paẏamāla spoiled; annihilated, destroyed. 6)

(p. 606) padya a verse, a poem; poetry. 68)

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

(p. 696) prīta pleased, satisfied; delighted, gladdened. n. (obs. & poet.) love or love affair. ('কুলকলঙ্কিনী হইনু করিয়া প্রীত'); act of pleasing, pleasure ('শ্রীরামের প্রীতে ভাই মুখে বল হরি'). 25)

(p. 619) paridṛṣṭa observed, noticed; espied; inspected; supervised. 99)