اپروائ تروائ uparwā-ī tarwā-ī S̱. s. f. Surfeit, mort de chien, cholera morbus.

پروا parwā P s. f. 1. Care, concern, anxiety, vexa- tion. 2. Fear, terrour. 3. Inclination, affec- tion, concupiscence, desire. 4. Rest, quiet.

پرواز parwāz P (from پريدن) s. f. m. Flying, flight. پروازکرنا parwāz karnā, To fly.

پروازي parwāz-ī P s. f. in compos. Flying, flight.

پروال parwāl H s. m. A disease of the eyelids in which the eyelashes fall, a sty or stythe.

پروان parwān H s. The yard (of a sail). پروان چڙهنا parwān chaṛhnā, To grow up (a phrase pe- culiar to women).

پروانجات parwāna-jāt P (plur. of پروانه) s. m. 1. Orders. 2. Licenses, passes.

پروانه parwāna P s. m. 1. An order, a pass, a license, leave, command, a precept, a warrant. 2. A butterfly, a moth. پروانه کسي کاهونا par-

پروانگي parwāna-gī P (from پروانه) s. f. Command, order, permission.

پرواه parwāh P. s. f. Same as پروا parwā, q. v.

پرواٴي parwā-ī P (from پروا) adj. One who stands in need of, necessitated, having occasion for.

پرور parwar P part. act. and pass. (from پروردن) used in compos. A patron, protector, nourisher, cherisher: educated, cherished. As, غريب پرور g̠ẖarīb-parwar, Cherisher of the poor. سايه پرور sāya-parwar, adj. Educated in the shade or at home; soft, delicate, knowing little of the world.

پرور parwar S̱. (Sans. पटोल) s. m. Name of a kind of gourd. (Trichosanthes dioica. Roxb.). See پلول palwal.

پرورد parward P (from پروردن) 1. adj. Bred, reared, brought up, nou- rished. 2. (used substantively) A slave.

پروردني parwardan-ī P adj. To be bred or nou- rished or fostered.