(p. 619) parikīrtana act of singing or narrating or praising or glorifying emphatically or in a special manner. পরিকীর্তিত a. sung or narrated or praised or glorified emphatically or in a special manner. 41)

(p. 605) paṭāśa potash. 12)

(p. 692) prātikulya same as প্রতিকুলতা (see প্রতিকুল ।) 36)

(p. 645) pālalika alluvial. পাললিক শিলা alluvial rock. 23)

(p. 688) prasīda be pleased (প্রসীদ হে দেবী). 45)

(p. 638) pāṇḍā a Brahman priest acting as a guide to pilgrims at holy places; (dero.) a leader, a ring-leader. 21)

(p. 696) prōbēṭa (in law) a probate. 58)

(p. 647) pāśā1 a Turkish title given to governors, officials, and men of importance; Pasha. 10)

(p. 692) prāgabhāba (phil.) non-existence of an object prior to its being brought into existence. 13)

(p. 644) pārāẏaṇa completeness, thoroughness; completion; completion of reading a book within the fixed time. 25)

(p. 606) pathikṛt preparing the way. n. a pioneer. 45)

(p. 654) punnāmanaraka a region of hell called Put (পুত্) to which a sonless person is condemned. 25)

(p. 678) pratihāra a gate or a door; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter (fem. porteress portress), a janitor (fem. janitrix, janitress); an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate, act of giving up, abandonment, avoidance; a race of ancient India. প্রতিহারী n. an armed guard stationed at a door or a gate; a doorkeeper, a gateman, a porter. fem. প্রতিহারিণী । 46)

(p. 654) puṇyātmā pious, virtuous; holy. 13)

(p. 650) piẏānō1 (poet.) to make one drink, to cause to drink; to suckle. 28)