(p. 692) prābīṇya same as প্রবীণতা (see প্রবীণ). 62)

(p. 605) paṭakā extremely weak or feeble (রোগাপটকা). n. a cracker; a squib; the bladder of a fish. 2)

(p. 669) pyānṭāluna pantaloons, trousers; shorts. 19)

(p. 638) pāṇḍu, pāṇḍura the pale yellow or whitish yellow colour, the mud colour; jaundice; chlorosis, green sickness. a. pale yellow, white yellow, mud-coloured; pale; jaundiced; chlorotic, etiolated. পাণ্ডু রোগ n. jaundice, chlorosis. 23)

(p. 631) pāika a foot soldier, an infantryman, a footman; a guard or messenger armed with a staff and also with other weapons (often a liveried one). পাইকবরকন্দাজ n. footmen and other followers. 20)

(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. 687) prayōjya applicable. ̃তা n. applicability. 14)

(p. 619) parikīrtana act of singing or narrating or praising or glorifying emphatically or in a special manner. পরিকীর্তিত a. sung or narrated or praised or glorified emphatically or in a special manner. 41)

(p. 633) pāñjā the five playing-cards or dice; the palm of a hand; an impression of the palm; a letter or permit marked with the impression of the palm of a king or an official authority. পাঞ্জা কষা, পাঞ্জা লড়া v. to try the strength of each other's wrist by seizing it and trying to turn it down. 72)

(p. 674) praṇētā a maker; a composer; a compiler; a creator; one who draws up. fem. প্রণেত্রী । 12)

(p. 605) paṭāsa expressing: a loud পট্ sound. 13)

(p. 614) paẏōmukha sweet-tongued. 17)

(p. 696) plābī flooding; inundating; overflowing; causing to stream with; drenching or steeping (in). 71)

(p. 633) pākāṭi a stalk of the jute-plant used as fuel; (fig.) a lean rickety person. 29)

(p. 692) prābandhika an essayist. 59)