(p. 682) pratyuṣa, pratyūṣa the dawn; daybreak; the morning. প্রত্যুষে adv. at dawn or daybreak, early in the morning. 6)

(p. 647) pim̐paḍ়ē the ant. 29)

(p. 669) pyārāśuṭa parachute. 21)

(p. 633) pāñcajanya (myth.) the conch used to be blown by Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) esp. in battles. 68)

(p. 666) pōḍ় a spell of burning or scalding or singeing; affliction, distress; a severe ordeal. পোড় খাওয়া v. to get burnt or scalded or singed. পোড়-খাওয়া a. burnt, scalded, singed; passed through an affliction or distress or a severe ordeal. 21)

(p. 654) pūraka fulfilling; filling; completing; (geom.) complementary; (arith. & alg.) multiplying. □ n. (arith.) a multiplier; (geom.) a complementary angle, a complement (also পূরক কোণ); act of breathing in yoga (যোগ). 97)

(p. 684) pramā true or positive knowledge; truth; conviction. 47)

(p. 682) pratyudāharaṇa counter-example; a counterprecedent. 3)

(p. 688) praśaṃsaka one who speaks highly of, a praiser, an admirer. 15)

(p. 654) purōḍāśa thick saucer-shaped bread. 57)

(p. 619) paribēdanā great pain or pang or affliction or distress. 146)

(p. 665) pēṣaṇadanta a grinder, a molar tooth. 39)

(p. 680) pratyagātmā the Supreme Being, God; the human soul endowed with the knowledge about theological and philosophical reality. 17)

(p. 647) piupiu the note or cooing of the hawk-cuckoo. 26)

(p. 625) pariṣēbā care of the sick, nursing. 34)