پرشاد parshād प्रसाद S̱. s. m. See پرساد. S̱. پرشارتهـ पुरुषार्थ purushārath or purush̤ārth, s. m. Manliness, boldness, generousness.

پيچ pech P (from پيچيدن) s. m. f. 1. Twist, revo- lution, a coil, a plait, fold. 2. A screw. 3. Perplexity, ambiguity, maze, difficulty, trouble. 4. Deceit. 5. Complication, involution. پيچ اٿهانا pech uṭhānā, To suffer loss or distress. پيچ اکهڙنا pech ukhaṛnā, v. n. To loosen (the twist of any thing). پيچ باندهنا pech bāndhnā, To grapple in wrestling. پيچ پاچ pech-pāch or پيچ پانچ pech-pānch, s. m. Twist, coil, &c. پيچ پڙنا pech paṛnạ̄, To become difficult or intricate, to occur as an obstacle, to be entangled. پيچ چلنا pech chalna, To prevail by stratagem. پيچ چنا pech chunnā, To bind the twists of a turband with care. پيچ دار pech-dār, adj. Twisted, coiled, spiral, crooked, intricate. پيچ درپيچ pech-dar- pech, Coil within coil, entangled, complex, intri- cate. پيچ دينا pech denā, To circumvent, to de- ceive, to twist, to screw, &c. پيچ ڐالنا pech ḍālnā, 1. To throw obstacles in the way. 2. (in playing with paper kites) To entangle the string of an adversaryʼs kite. پيچ کرنا pech karnā, 1. To deceive, to trick, to complicate. 2. To seize in wrestling, to grapple. پيچ کهانا pech khānā, 1. To coil. 2. To be perplexed, to fall into dif- ficulties, to sustain a loss. پيچ کهلنا pech khulnā, To be untwisted or unscrewed. پيچ کهولنا pech

پنڐي pinḍī S. (पिंड A lump) s. f. 1. The upper part of a Siva-ling. 2. A lump of any thing that may be contained in the fist. 3. A small clue or ball of string. 4. A small altar of sand a cubit square, on which oblations to the manes are offered.

پنچ panach प्रत्यञ्चा S̱. s. f. A bowstring.

پنتوا pantawā H s. m. A kind of sweetmeat.

پربينتا प्रवीणता prabīṇ-tā S s. f. Skill, accom- plishment, cleverness, knowledge.

پهڙپهڙانا phaṛphaṛānā H v. n. To flutter, to wave, to twinkle, to move with convulsive motion.

پراجي पराजय parā-jai S s. m. Overthrow, defeat, discomfiture.

پرن pran पण S̱. s. m. Promise, agreement, vow, resolution.

پهدکنا phudaknā H v. n. To jump, to leap, to hop (applied to small birds), to dance about in token of delight.