(p. 30) anupaśamanīẏa not possible to alleviate or assuage, unrelievable, unmitigable; incurable. 103)

(p. 48) apaśabda a grammatically incorrect word; a corrupt word; an obscene or vulgar word; a cant phrase; vulgar speech. 6)

(p. 167) upaśama relief; alleviation; abatement, subsidence; cessation; intermission; repression of one's own senses. উপশম করা v. to relieve; to alleviate, to allay; to mitigate; to abate, to cause to subside or cease or intermit; to repress one's own senses. উপশম হওয়া v. to be relieved; to be alleviated or mitigated; to abate, to subside; to cease; to intermit; (of one's senses) to be repressed. ̃ক a. relieving; alleviating, allaying, mitigating; causing abatement or subsidence or cessation or intermission; causing repression of one's senses. ̃নীয় a. that which is to be or can be relieved or alleviated or allayed or mitigated or abated or made to cease or made to intermit or repressed. উপশমিত a. relieved; alleviated, mitigated, allayed; abated, subsided; ceased; intermitted; (of one's senses) repressed. 6)

(p. 167) upaśaẏa lying down. 7)

(p. 629) paśatu, paśatō Pushtu, Pushtoo, Pashto, a language of the Afghans. 38)

(p. 629) paśama wool; fur. পশম পরিস্কার করা to card or comb wool. পশমিনা n. a kind of very fine woollen cloth. পশমি a. woollen; made of fur. 39)

(p. 629) paśalā a short spell of fall (as of rain), a shower. 40)

(p. 696) prēsakripaśana a prescription (of a physician). 49)