(p. 601) pakṣma eyelash; a feather. 35)

(p. 673) prajana breeding (of cattle). 3)

(p. 628) parba a holy day; a fiesta; a feast, a festival; a knuckle, a joint (as of a finger); (bot.) a node; (of books) a canto, a chapter. 3)

(p. 696) plāsa2 pliers. 73)

(p. 674) praṇiẏama regulation. 10)

(p. 629) palaṭi (imperf.) turning back. 12)

(p. 642) pānatuẏā a kind of ball-shaped sweetmeat made of posset and soaked in a solution of sugar. 3)

(p. 692) prātibhāsika apparent but not real or actual, seemingly real. 39)

(p. 625) parīkṣita tested; examined; tried; investigated; experimented. 59)

(p. 605) paṭamanḍapa a canopied pavilion. 6)

(p. 654) pulaka horripilation or gooseflesh (usu. caused by a delightful feeling or sensation); a thrill (of joy or delight); delight or joy. ̃কন্টকিত, পুলকিত a. horripilated in delight; (greatly) delighted. পুলকোচ্ছ্বাস n. an outburst of delight. 66)

(p. 614) paẏōmuka the cloud. 16)

(p. 654) purōnō old; ancient; backdated. 59)

(p. 629) paryēṣaṇa, paryēṣaṇā search, investigation; research. 4)

(p. 629) palbala any small pool of water (esp. a shallow one). 34)