(p. 605) paṭānō to bring to terms; to persuade; to cause to agree or give in; to win over; to lure, to seduce (মেয়ে পটানো). 10)

(p. 682) prathita famous, celebrated. ̃নামা a. one whose name is famous; renowned; widely famous. ̃যশা a. widely famous, renowned. 10)

(p. 654) puñjīgaṇitaka capital accounts. 3)

(p. 625) parōkṣa imperceptible or unseen but known or true, not known directly, circumstantial (পরোক্ষ প্রমাণ); indirect (পরোক্ষ উক্তি); roundabout (পরোক্ষভাবে). পরোক্ষ কর an indirect tax. পরোক্ষে, ̃ভাবে adv. behind one's back, in one's absence. পরোক্ষে নিন্দা করা to slander somebody in his absence, to backbite. 63)

(p. 675) pratibihita remedied, redressed, righted, avenged. 79)

(p. 619) paripōṣaka nourishing; cherishing; supporting (পরিপোষক মূল্য); protecting, protective. 119)

(p. 654) puranta plump; well-developed; complete; full-grown. 32)

(p. 671) prakṛṣṭa best, excellent (প্রকৃষ্ট উপায়); most auspicious or favourable or suitable (প্রকৃষ্ট সময়). fem. প্রকৃষ্টা । ̃তা n. the state of being the best, excellence; auspiciousness, suitability. 9)

(p. 633) pākistāni of Pakistan. n. a citizen of Pakistan, Pakistani. 34)

(p. 606) paḍ়tā a continuous succession of winning or lucky throws (as of dice); luck (পড়তা মন্দ); favourable time, fortune; good terms, amiability (তার সঙ্গে আমার পড়তা হলনা); an approximate number or amount, approximation (গড়পড়তা); (comm.) cost of production or procurement. পড়তা পড়া v. (at dice etc.) to be able to make winning or lucky throws in a row; to have a favourable or fortunate time; (comn.) to meet the cost of production or procurement. পড়তা পোষানো v. to meet or cover the cost of production or procurement. 3)

(p. 638) pāḍ়4 a cross-beam. 10)

(p. 633) pāñcabhautika of or composed of the five elements namely the earth, water, fire, air and atmosphere. 70)

(p. 644) pārṭi a party. 37)

(p. 633) pāchē same as পিছে । con. lest. পাছে পাছে same as পিছে পিছে । 66)

(p. 601) pagāra a ditch or drain marking the boundary of tract or land. পগার পার হওয়া v. (lit.) to leap over or cross a ditch; (fig.) to scamper off or to run away beyond reach. 36)