پاٴيکاشت pāʼe-kāsht P adj. (Land) let out to non- resident tenants.

پانـﮩر pānhar H s. m. A kind of reed.

پيلو pīlū S (पीलु) s. m. The name of a tree. (Salvadora persica; also, in the Dakhin, Careya arborea. Roxb.).

پرسه pursa P s. m. Condolence, visiting of the sick.

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.

پيوڙي peʼoṛī H s. f. A kind of yellow colour (said to be obtained from the urine of a cow, fed on the flowers of Butea frondosa, or, ac- cording to others, on the leaves of the mango tree). S. پيوس पीयूष or पेयूष pīyūs or peyūs, s. m. The milk of a cow for some days after calving, biestings.

پهرچهانا pharchhānā H v. a. To clean, to wipe, to settle, to clear away (the clouds, &c.).

پلو pallū H s. m. The hem or border of a garment, پلودار pallū-dār, A garment with a silver or gold border.

پتهرچٿا patthar chaṭā S̱. 1. s. m. Name of a sort of greens. 2. A skinflint. 3. Name of a ser- pent. 4. Name of a fish. 5. adj. One attach- ed to his own house, who remains there even in distress.

پٿهانا paṭhānā H or piṭhānā, v. a. To send.