پالا pālā प्रालेय S̱. s. m. 1. Frost, hoar-frost, snow. 2. Trust, charge. 3. A heap of earth made by children to separate the two parties in a game called kabaḍḍī. 4. Leaves of a tree named jhaṛberī (a species of Zizyphus). پالاپڙنا pālā paṛnā, v. n. To snow. پالي پڙنا pāle paṛ- nā, v. n. To fall within the power of another.

پانتر pāntar प्रांतर S̱. s. m. A desert field.

پاهن pāhun प्राघुण S̱. s. m. A guest.

پاهنا pāhunā प्राघुण S̱. s. m. 1. A guest. 2. A son-in-law.

پاهني pāhun-ī प्राघुणीक S̱. s. f. A female guest.

پاوس pāwas प्रावृष् S̱. s. m. The rainy season.

پرات प्रातः prāt S s. m. Morning, dawn of day.

پرارنبهـ प्रारंभ prārambh S s. m. Beginning, com- mencement.

پراسچت prāschit प्रायश्चित्त S̱. s. m. Atone- ment, expiation. See پراچت parāchit.

پران प्राण parān S or prāṇ, s. m. 1. Breath. 2. Soul, life. 3. Sweetheart, mistress. پرانپت prān-pati, Soulʼs lord.

پراني प्राणी prāṇ-ī S adj. Having life, an animal, an animated being.

پراچت parāchit प्रायश्चित्त S̱. s. m. A fine or penance imposed on religious occasions as the price of absolution, atonement, expiation.

پراچين प्राचीन parāchīn S or prāchīn, adj. Old, of former times, ancient.

پراکرت بهاشا प्राकृत भाषा prākr̤it bhāsh̤ā S s. f. A dialect of the same origin as the Sanskrit language.

پرجوٿ parjawaṭ प्राजावत S̱. s. m. Quit- rent, tax.