(p. 601) pan̐cāttara seventy-five. 7)

(p. 629) palīẏa protein. 31)

(p. 669) paulōmī a daughter of Puloma (পুলোমা) Sachi, Indra's queen. 5)

(p. 647) pāśa5, pāśaka (playing) dice. 5)

(p. 680) pratyakcaitanya subconscious, subconsciousness. 15)

(p. 644) pāramāṇaba, pāramāṇabika atomic. 9)

(p. 614) paẏōdhara the cloud; the mammary gland of women; the coconut. পয়োধরী, পয়োধরা n. a woman (esp. one having well-shaped breasts). 14)

(p. 631) pasārā (poet.) to stretch out, to extend (বাহু পসারিয়া). 12)

(p. 673) praṇata bowed or bent or lying prostrate in obeisance; stooping, bent, inclined. fem. প্রণতা । প্রণত হওয়া v. to bow or bend or lie prostrate in obeisance; to stoop, to bend, to incline. প্রণতি n. bowing or bending or lying prostrate in obeisance; stooping or bending, inclination. 16)

(p. 681) pratyābṛtta come or gone back, returned. fem. প্রত্যাবৃত্তা । প্রত্যাবৃত্ত হওয়া v. to come or go back, to return. 22)

(p. 638) pātābāhāra a tropical hedge-plant of the Croton genus, the Codiaeum variegatum. 42)

(p. 650) pitā father. ̃মহ n. one's father's father or uncle, a grandfather or a granduncle; an appellation of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). ̃মহী n. fem. one's father's mother or aunt, a grandmother or a grand-aunt. 6)

(p. 629) palatē the wick of a lamp. 14)

(p. 696) plēna2 plain, simple, ordinary. 81)

(p. 614) paẏamanta auspicious, lucky; having an auspicious or lucky aspect (পয়মন্ত চেহারা); bringing in good fortune (পয়মন্ত বউ). 5)