(p. 654) purāṇa a myth or mythology (esp. of Hindus). a. ancient; primordial (পুরাণ পুরুষ). ̃কর্তা, ̃কার n. an author of a mythology. ̃পুরুষ n. God. ̃প্রসিদ্ধি n. mention in the Puranas or mythology; long-standing fame. 41)

(p. 696) plāsa2 pliers. 73)

(p. 619) paripālaka one who brings up, a rearer; an administrator. 111)

(p. 675) pratigṛhīta accepted. 19)

(p. 665) paitāmaha relating to a paternal grandfather.

(p. 654) pūya purulent matter formed in an ulcer, wound, boil etc.; pus. পূয জমা, পুয হওয়া v. to suppurate. পূয ঝরা v. to discharge or secrete pus. 95)

(p. 601) paṅkhī (vul.) a bird; (vul.) a ganjasmoker and teller of cock-and-bull stories (পঙ্খীর দল). a. shaped like a bird (ময়ূরপঙ্খী). 40)

(p. 631) pān̐canara a five-tiered or five-stringed necklace. পাঁচনরি a. five-stringed or five-tiered পাঁচনরি হার.

(p. 645) pālaka1 (of birds) a wing; a feather. 14)

(p. 650) pipē a cask, a barrel, a coop. 23)

(p. 654) putuputu expressing; excessive carefulness or attention or fondling. পুতুপুতু করা v. to take care of or attend on overmuch, to fondle overmuch. 16)

(p. 654) purānō1 old; ancient; aged; backdated (পুরানো রীতি). 46)

(p. 619) parānna food given in charity by another, unearned or unpaid-for food. ̃জীবী a. living on food given by another; eating habitually at another's table; parasitic. n. a parasite. ̃পালিত, ̃পুষ্ট a. nourished by food given by another. ̃ভোজী a. habitually eating at another's table. 14)

(p. 696) pluta (gr.) an extra-long vowel or sound; a protracted sound; a leap or hop; a (horse's) gallop. a. flooded, inundated; thoroughly drenched or steeped. ̃গতি n. a leaping or hopping movement; a gallop. a. going leapingly or hoppingly; galloping. 77)

(p. 696) prāsa an ancient missile. 14)