(p. 692) prājña learned; wise, prudent. fem. প্রাজ্ঞা । ̃তা n. learning, wisdom; prudence. 28)

(p. 675) pratijihbā uvula. 26)

(p. 654) puḍ়na burning; scalding, scorching; calcination; incineration; inflammation; state of becoming very hot, affliction. 9)

(p. 675) pratipāda antipodal. ̃স্হান n. (geog.) the antipodes. 47)

(p. 645) pāla3 mating or coupling (of beasts or birds.) পাল দেওয়া v. to mate or couple (beasts or birds); (esp. of horses) to sire. 11)

(p. 696) pluta (gr.) an extra-long vowel or sound; a protracted sound; a leap or hop; a (horse's) gallop. a. flooded, inundated; thoroughly drenched or steeped. ̃গতি n. a leaping or hopping movement; a gallop. a. going leapingly or hoppingly; galloping. 77)

(p. 684) prabartita brought into use, introduced; inaugurated, started, commenced; established, founded; employed, initiated, induced. 12)

(p. 665) pērēka a nail, a wire-nail, a spike. 26)

(p. 652) pīnasa ozaena. 32)

(p. 614) paẏōda the cloud. 13)

(p. 601) pacya worth cooking; digestible. 49)

(p. 675) pratikartā redressing; remedying, avenging; preventing; counteracting. n. a redresser; an avenger; a preventer; a counteractor. 4)

(p. 672) pracchādana a cover; a thin wrapper for the upper body. প্রচ্ছাদিত a. covered, wrapped.

(p. 654) purōdhā a priest; a pioneer, avant garde. 58)

(p. 614) parakṣaṇa the next moment. 26)