پتهر patthar प्रस्तर S̱. s. m. A stone, stone. پتهربازي patthar-bāzī, s. f. Stone-throwing, playing with stones. پتهرپاني هوجانا patthar pānī ho jānā, 1. The melting of a stony heart. 2. A difficult task to be facilitated. پتهرپسيجنا patthar pasījnā, To be softened or melted (a stony heart). پتهرچهاتي پررکهنا patthar chhātī par rakhnā, To be patient by compulsion or from being without remedy. پتهرساپهينک مارنا patthar sā phenk mārnā, To reply rashly with- out understanding the meaning of oneʼs ques- tion. پتهرسي سرپهوڙنايامارنا patthar se sir phoṛnā or mārnā, To teach or instruct a fool.

پوٿ poṭ H s. f. 1. A bundle, a bale, a package. 2. A spout.

پيال payāl पलाल S̱. s. f. Straw.

پاٿراني pāṭ-rānī S̱. (پاٿ A throne, and راني A queen) s. f. The queen or principal wife of a Rājā.

پيتمبر pīt-ambar पीतांबर S̱. s. m. A silk cloth of yellow colour; (vulgarly) a silk cloth.

پون pūṅ H s. A sound of farting.

پنڐتاٴي panḍitāʼī पांडित्य S̱. s. f. The learning of a Brāhman, learning. S. P. پنڐت خانه panḍit-ḵẖāna (for بندي خانه) s. m. A prison, gaol.

پاک سنڙسي pāk-saṅṛsī H s. f. A table vice, a bench vice. (This is a modern name; for the instrument was introduced by Europeans). P.A. پاک صاف pāk-ṣāf, adj. Pure, clean, undefiled, unpolluted.

پاپڙاکهار pāpṛā-khār पर्पटक्षार S̱. s. m. Ashes of the plaintain tree (Musa paradisiaca) used

پنگ पन्नग pannag S s. m. A serpent.