(p. 688) prahasana a farce; a joke, a banter. 71)

(p. 638) pātatāḍ়i a bundle of palm-leaves used (instead of paper) in writing by a tyro. পাততাড়ি গোটানো v. (lit.) to put away the bundle of palm-leaves when the lesson is over; (fig.) to depart or decamp, to quit; to depart lock, stock and barrel; (fig.) to close down or wind up (a business etc.). 32)

(p. 672) pracēṣṭā (repeated or unflagging) effort, endeavour, application, persistent attempt. 15)

(p. 652) puṅgaba the ox; the bull; (as a sfx.) the best or greatest specimen (নরপুঙ্গব, নৃপপুঙ্গব). 47)

(p. 629) paścāttāpa repentance, remorse. 45)

(p. 601) pakṣiśikāra killing or shooting of birds, fowling. 30)

(p. 692) prāk denoting: prior, pre, eastern. ̃কলন n. an estimate. ̃কলনিক n. an estimator. 5)

(p. 644) pāripāṭya orderliness; neatness; tidiness, spruceness. 28)

(p. 606) padabi a title, an appellation; a nickname; a family name, a surname. 52)

(p. 629) parṣada, parṣat a council, a board. 6)

(p. 614) paẏasya produced of milk. পয়স্য দ্রব্য a milk-product. 11)

(p. 629) paśatu, paśatō Pushtu, Pushtoo, Pashto, a language of the Afghans. 38)

(p. 675) pratijihbā uvula. 26)

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

(p. 633) pān̐ṭhā a he-goat; (dero.) a dunce, a fool. fem. পাঁঠি । ̃বলি n. sacrifice of a goat by chopping off its head. পাঁঠার মাংস goat's meat; (pop.) mutton. 12)