پبتري pabitrī S (पवित्री) s. f. A ring of kusha grass (Poa cynosuroides), or of gold, silver, or copper, worn on the ring-finger and fore-finger by Hindūs during religious worship.

پرداخت pardāḵẖt P (from پرداختن) s. f. Per- formance, patronising, relinquishment.

پوشنا poshnā S̱. v. a. See پوسنا posnā.

پوٿا poṭā H s. m. 1. An unfledged bird. 2. The eyelid. 3. The crop or craw (of birds). 4. Stomach. 5. The mucus of the nose, snot.

پونڐهنا paunḍhnā H v. n. See پوڙهنا pauṛhnā.

پونون pūnauṅ S̱. (see پورنما) s. f. Day of full moon.

پهاوڙا phāʼoṛā H s. m. Mattock, spade, hoe.

پتت पतित patit S adj. Fallen, abject; guilty, abandoned. پتت پاون patit-pāwan, Purifying the guilty. (An epithet of the deity). S̱.H. پت جهڙ pat-jhaṛ, 1. adj. Without leaves. پت جهڙهونا pāt jhaṛ honā, To lose itʼs leaves in autumn (a tree); (met.) To decay (a person from old age). 2. s. f. The fall of the leaf; autumn.

پليدي palīd-ī P vulg. pilīd-ī, s. f. Uncleanness.

پجرنا pajarnā H v. n. (dakh.) To drip: see ٿپکنا.