پاپڙ pāpaṛ S̱. or pāpar (पर्पट) s. m. A thin crisp cake made of any grain of the pea kind. پاپڙبيلنا pāpaṛ-belnā, To undergo great labour or pain.

پڙاپڙ paṛāpaṛ S̱. adv. With reiterated strokes.

پـﮩرنا paharnā परिधान S̱. v. a. To put on clothes, to dress, to clothe oneʼs self, to wear.

پرکها purkhā पुरुष S̱. s. m. An old man, an el- der, an ancestor.

پگ باجنا pag पद S̱. s. m. The foot. پگ پٿ تار

پيشي pesh-ī P s. f. 1. An advance. 2. Prece dence, superiour rank.

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

پنکي pinkī S̱. s. f. 1. Intoxication from eating opium. 2. Drowsiness, nodding. See پينک.

پچتانا pachtānā S̱. v. n. See پچهتانا pachhtānā.

پنچ पंच panch S 1. adj. Five. 2. s. m. A council, an assembly, a meeting, a company. 3. Arbitrators. پنچ پلو पंचपल्लव panch pal- lav, The branches of five trees which are used in religious ceremonies. پنچ شاکها पंचशाखा panch-shākhā (Pers. پنج شاخه) see پنجه panja, sign. 2. پنچ پريا panch-piriyā, 1. Any person, Hindū or other, who worships the five pīrs or saints of the Musalmāns. 2. A cast of ḥalāl- ḵẖors. پنچ پاتر पंचपात्र panch-pātr, s. m. A kind of vessel used by Hindūs during worship.