جلپاٴي jalpāʼī H s. f. 1. The Elæocarpus ser- ratus. 2. An olive.

سپاٴي sipāʼī P. (prop. سه پايه) A tripod, trevet, a three-legged stool, table, &c.

فيلپاٴي fīl-pā-ī P. s. f. Elephantiasis.

هاتها بانہي يا پاٴي کرنا hāthā-bāṅhī S̱. or -pāʼī karnā, To scuffle or struggle together.

پاٴي pāʼe H s. m. A peasant residing in one vil- lage and cultivating land belonging to another village.

پاٴي pāʼe P (Sans. पाद) s. m. The foot, the stand of a table, chair, &c. پاٴي بند pāʼe-band, 1. adj. Tied by the leg, fettered, captivated; (met.) encumbered with a family. 2. s. m. Fet- ters. پاٴي تخت pāʼe-taḵẖt, s. m. The royal residence or place of general residence of the royal family. پاٴي تراب pāʼe-turāb, s. m. The first stage of a journey. (It is usual to make one short stage at the commencement of a jour- ney, and then to wait a few days to collect every thing necessary). پاٴي حساب لانا pāʼe ḥisāb

پاٴي pāʼī S̱. (from पाद) s. f. A coin, the fourth part of an ānā.

پاٴي pāʼī H s. f. Pins used by weavers to wind off the warp from.

پاٴي تابه pāʼe-tāba P s. m. A sock. See پاتابه.

پاٴي موز pāʼe-moz P s. m. A kind of pigeon.

پاٴيجامه pāʼe-jāma P s. m. Drawers, trousers.

پاٴيخانه pāʼe-ḵẖāna P s. m. A necessary.

پاٴيدار pāʼe-dār P adj. Firm, steady, stable, du- rable, lasting, permanent, perpetual.

پاٴيداري pāʼe-dār-ī P s. f. Permanence, stability, durability, firmness.

پاٴيري pāʼerī H s. f. (dakh.) See بنياد bunyād.