(p. 652) pilu an Indian musical mode. 3)

(p. 631) paśbādhama even worse than a beast or brute (পশ্বাধম ব্যক্তি). 8)

(p. 654) pūrṇōpamā (rhet.) a sustained simile. 106)

(p. 631) pāuḍāra powder (esp. cosmetic powder). পাউডার বোলানো, পাউডার মাখা v. to dust or daub with powder, to powder. পাউডারের কৌটো a powder-case, a powder-box. পাউডারের তুলি a powder-puff. 23)

(p. 638) pāḍ়ā2 a small area of human habitation containing a cluster of houses, a locality (গোয়ালপাড়া). পাড়া বেড়ানো. v. to stroll about idly in the neighbourhood, to go round the locality. 13)

(p. 638) pāḍ়āgēm̐ẏē rural; rustic (lit. & fig). 16)

(p. 650) pindhā (obs.) to put on, to wear. পিন্ধাওল v. to dress (one) in. 20)

(p. 629) parśukā a rib, a vertebra. 5)

(p. 647) pāṣaṇḍa atheistic, godless; heretical; inveterately sinful; extremely wicked and hard-hearted. n. an atheist, a godless person; a heretic; an inveterate sinner; an extremely wicked and hardhearted person. 17)

(p. 696) prāhna the first part or quarter of the day; (loos.) forenoon. 18)

(p. 652) piśuna scandal-mongering, talebearing; malicious; cruel. 6)

(p. 654) purātattba archaeology; antiquities; ancient history. ̃জ্ঞ , ̃বিদ a. versed in archaeology or antiquities or ancient history. n. an archaeologist; an antiquary, an antiquarian; one versed in ancient history. 42)

(p. 629) palu a species of silk-worm living on the mulberry tree. 32)

(p. 667) pōtādhipāla shipping master. 2)

(p. 606) padādhikārē, padādhikārabalē by virtue of one's office or position, ex-officio. 54)