#016 P

prasamsa (Sanskrit); praise (English).: pagirsna (Sudovian) .

parjanya (Sanskrit)=thunder God Indra. : purginepaz (Lithuanian mythology)= thunder God.. See this wikipedia link. wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_mythology.

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