(p. 629) palā1 coral. 18)

(p. 696) plēga a deadly epidemic or pestilence, the plague. 78)

(p. 606) paẏagambara (Mus.) a human being accredited as a messenger of God, a prophet.

(p. 650) piṇḍāri a band of mercenary freebooters who operated in India till 1817, the Pindaris. 18)

(p. 628) paryaṅka a costly bedstead or cot; a couch, a divan; (geog.) a basin (of a river). 8)

(p. 671) prakṣālana washing. প্রক্ষালন করা v. to wash. 19)

(p. 615) parapuṣṭa fostered or brought up or nourished by a stranger. n. the cuckoo. পরপুষ্টা a. fem. of পরপুষ্ট । n. a prostitute, a harlot. 40)

(p. 628) paryābasāna end, close, termination, conclusion; result; reduction. পর্যাবসান হওয়া v. to end, to terminate, to conclude; to result in; to be reduced to. 12)

(p. 644) pāratrika relating to the other world, extra-mundane; spiritual. 3)

(p. 681) pratyākhyāta rejected, refused; discarded; disallowed; unentertained; (rare) neglected, slighted. 11)

(p. 650) pira a muslim saint. 31)

(p. 629) palu a species of silk-worm living on the mulberry tree. 32)

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

(p. 619) parāṅmukha turning away (from); averse (to); disinclined; shunning, opposed; unfavourable; desisting from. পরাঙ্মুখ হওয়া v. to turn away from; to be averse or disinclined to; to shun, to avoid; to oppose; to disfavour; to desist from. 4)

(p. 666) pōtā1 plinth (of a house). 26)