پربهاتي प्रभाती prabhāt-ī S adj. Sung in a tune (or rāginī) peculiar to morning.

پرياگ प्रयाग prayāg S s. m. A celebrated place of pilgrimage, the confluence of the Ganges and Jamunā with the supposed subterraneous addi- tion of the Saraswatī; the modern Ilāhābād.

پياس pyās पिपासा S̱. s. f. Thirst. پياس بجهانا pyās bujhānā, To quench thirst. پياس لگنا pyās lagnā, To be thirsty. پياس مارنا pyās mārnā, To suffer thirst. پياس مرنا pyās marnā, Applied to thirst which vanishes without drinking.

پجانا pujānā S̱. v. a. To fill, to complete.

پاٴين pāʼiṅ H s. f. Pins used by weavers to wind off the warp from.

پشپک पुष्पक push̤pak S s. m. The car of Ku- vera, god of riches.

پري parī P s. f. A fairy. پري پيکر parī-paikar or پري چـﮩره parī-chihra or پري رخسار parī-ruḵẖ- sār or پري رو parī-rū, Fairy-faced, angelick. پري وش parī-wash, Fairy-like.

پرمل परिमल parimal S 1. adj. Sweet-scented. 2. s. m. Parched grain of joʼār or bājrā (Hol- cus sorgum and spicatus).

پسارا pasārā S̱. (प्रसार from प्र and r. सृ Spread) s. m. Expansion, the act of spreading out. پساراکرنا pasārā karnā, To procrastinate and find ob- stacles to an easy matter.

پوڙهاٴي pauṛhā-ī प्रौढता S̱. s. f. 1. Strength, firmness. 2. Breadth.