(p. 667) pōṣa2 taming, domestication; act of bringing under one's control, subdual. পোষ-মানা a. tame, domesticated; brought under control, subdued; habituated to obedience. পোষ মানা v. to become tame or domesticated; to come under control, to be subdued; to be habituated to obedience; (of a horse) to be broken. পোষ মানানো v. to tame, to domesticate; to bring under one's control, to subdue; to habituate to obedience; to break (as a horse). 18)

(p. 650) pittāśaẏa the gall-bladder, 11)

(p. 665) pēśā a profession, a trade, a calling; (fig.) a practice, a habit. ̃দার a. professional. ̃দারি n. professionalism. a. professional. 33)

(p. 601) pakṣiśābaka the young ones of a bird; young of a bird (collectively). 28)

(p. 642) pābaka fire. a. purifying; sanctifying. 33)

(p. 601) pakṣipālaka employed in aviculture. n. a bird-fancier, an aviarist. 24)

(p. 638) pāni (obs.) slipper, (esp.) wooden slipper ('বাঁধা পানই হাতে লইও'). 74)

(p. 696) prōkṣikā of েক্ষক । 32)

(p. 629) pali silt; alluvium. পলি পড়া v. to collect alluvial deposit, to silt. পলি-পড়া a. silted up. ̃মাটি n. alluvium, silt; alluvial soil. 28)

(p. 615) paramātmā the Supreme Being or Spirit or Soul, God. 55)

(p. 669) pyān̐cā the owl; (sarcas.) an extremely ugly-looking man or boy. প্যাঁচার ডাক howling, hooting, screeching. প্যাঁচা ডাকে an owl; howls or hoots or screeches. প্যাঁচার বাচ্চা an owlet; (sarcas. -both masc. & fem.) an extremely ugly-looking person. প্যাঁচার বাসা an owlery. fem. পেঁচি । 10)

(p. 619) pari1 denoting: thoroughness, expensiveness, excessiveness, especiality, opposition, decrial etc. 33)

(p. 654) puṭi putty. পুটিং করা, পুটিং দেওয়া v. to putty. 6)

(p. 649) piṇḍita shaped into a lump, conglomerated; conglomerate.

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