پون paun S̱. or pawan (पवन) 1. s. f. Air, wind. 2. pawan, s. m. Regent of the winds and of the N.W. quarter. پون چکي pawan-chakkī, s. f. A windmill. پون کوپوت pawan kau pūt, Son of Pawan, i. e. Hanūmān.

پهل بجهول phal-bujhauwal S̱. s. m. The name of a game (called also Mankelā): "think of a num- ber, double it, add ten to it, take five from it, &c. how much remains?" "twenty one," "the number was eight."

پتوار patwār H s. f. A rudder, helm.

پرتهي pirthī, prithī S̱. or pirathī, (Sans. पृथिवी or पृथ्वी) s. f. The earth; ground.

پختري puḵẖtarī P s. f. 1. Cakes (or bread) which are laid over dishes when bringing to table, and under which the meat is kept warm. 2. Cakes imbued with clarified butter from being laid over certain greasy dishes, such as dopiyāza, &c. (These cakes are very soft and savoury; whence) ماماپختريان کهانا māmā puḵẖ- tariyāṅ khānā, To eat cakes of this description prepared by his mother, is applied to a person accustomed to luxury and incapable of labour or fatigue.

پهنسانا phansānā S̱. (caus. of پهنسنا) v. a. To cause to be ensnared, caught or involved (in), &c. to entrap.

پادزهر pād-zahr P s. m. The name of a medicine, expeller of poison. (Bezoar stone).

پروسي paros-ī S̱. (see پڙوسي) s. m. A neighbour.

پٿنا piṭnā S̱. (intr. of پيٿنا) v. n. To be beaten.

پهوٿن phūṭan S̱. (see پهوٿنا) s. f. Wrangling, dis- agreement, misunderstanding.