(p. 606) patti a foot-soldier, an infantryman. 33)

(p. 638) pāṭhārthī desirous of reading or studying. n. a student, a pupil; a prospective student. fem. পাঠাথির্নী । পাঠোদ্ধার n. deciphering an obscure piece of writing or passage. 2)

(p. 682) pradṛpta very proud or haughty or arrogant or vulgarly self-assertive or vigorous. 27)

(p. 649) piṭāli a paste made of pounded rice, used as a cooking ingredient. 10)

(p. 665) pēśala beautiful, charming; (inc. but pop.) muscular, thewy, robust; brawny. 32)

(p. 625) parimārjita scoured; cleansed; refined; corrected and revised; chastened. পরিমার্জিত করা v. to scour; to cleanse; to refine; to correct and revise; to chasten. 8)

(p. 619) pariṇētā one who marries; a husband. 82)

(p. 601) pañcēndriẏa the five sense-organs collectively, namely, the eye(s), the nose, the tongue, the skin. 60)

(p. 692) prābīṇya same as প্রবীণতা (see প্রবীণ). 62)

(p. 638) pāḍ়ā-paḍ়śi neighbours; a neighbour. a. dwelling in one's neighbourhood (পাড়া-পড়শি লোক). 18)

(p. 638) pāthāra the sea, the ocean; a vast expanse of water. 58)

(p. 625) pariyāẏī trafficking; itinerant; migratory. 15)

(p. 665) pērubhīẏa Peruvian. 25)

(p. 667) pōṣa2 taming, domestication; act of bringing under one's control, subdual. পোষ-মানা a. tame, domesticated; brought under control, subdued; habituated to obedience. পোষ মানা v. to become tame or domesticated; to come under control, to be subdued; to be habituated to obedience; (of a horse) to be broken. পোষ মানানো v. to tame, to domesticate; to bring under one's control, to subdue; to habituate to obedience; to break (as a horse). 18)

(p. 687) pramukhāt from the mouth of; by word of one's mouth; verbally from. 5)