(p. 692) prāẏa3 death by starvation, desire to die of starvation or fasting (প্রায়োপবেশন); overmuchness.

(p. 650) piẏānō2 a piano. 29)

(p. 647) pāhuna1 (poet. & obs.) stone-hearted. cruel ('পুরুষ পাহুন'). 23)

(p. 619) parimanḍala an orbit; a circle; a circumference; (fig.) a society or sphere; environment; surrounding, encirclement; a globe; any globular object.

(p. 692) prātiṣṭhānika institutional; organizational; of or about the establishment. 40)

(p. 675) pratipādaka ascertaining; corroborating, confirming; verifying; proving, substantiating; performing. 48)

(p. 654) pēṭi2 a basket; a chest. 135)

(p. 625) parisahanīẏa laughable, ridiculous; fit to be derided or mocked. 49)

(p. 601) pakṣibidyā ornithology. 26)

(p. 682) pradarśamālā a museum. 18)

(p. 625) parisphuṭa clearly revealed or expressed; well-developed; manifest, obvious; blossomed, blooming. 45)

(p. 625) parōpakāra the good of others; philanthropy, benevolence; (loos. but pop.) public welfare. পরোপকার করা v. to do good to others, to do a good turn (to a person). ̃ক, পরোপকারী a. doing good to others; philanthropic, benevolent. fem. পরোপকারিণী । পরোপকারিতা n. act of doing good to others; philanthropy, benevolence. 65)

(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. 631) pāipa a pipe. 22)

(p. 649) piṭanā a small cudgel for ramming the roof or the floor of a building, a rammer. 7)