پوه poh H s. f. Dawn of day.

پيٿهـ pīṭh पृष्ठ S̱. s. f. The back. پيٿهـ پرهاتهـ پهيرنا pīṭh par hāth phernā, To pat on the back, to encourage. پيٿهـ پهيرنا pīṭh phernā, To turn oneʼs back, to depart, to flee, to leave, to with- draw. پيٿهـ ٿهوکنا pīṭh ṭhoknā, To animate, en- courage. پيٿهـ دينا pīṭh denā, 1. To run away, to flee, to turn tail. 2. To turn, to shrink from, to veer. 3. To turn away in displeasure. پيٿهـ کي پيچهي پڙنا pīṭh ke pīchhe paṛnā, To take re- fuge or shelter. پيٿ کي پيچهي ڐال لينا pīṭh ke pīchhe ḍāl lenā, To protect, to defend. پيٿهـ لگانا pīṭh lagānā, To throw down in wrestling. پيٿهـ لگنا pīṭh lagnā, 1. To have a sore on the back (a horse). 2. To mount or to back a horse.

پن بهتا pan-bhattā H s. m. A kind of drink made from rice.

پـﮩلواني pahlawān-ī P (from پـﮩلوان) s. f. Heroism.

پيشگي peshgī P s. f. An advance (of money).

پبترا pabitrā पवित्र S̱. s. m. A brāhmanical thread, a string of silken beads, a knotted piece of kusha grass used in religious ceremonies of the Hindūs.

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

پٿاري piṭārī H s. f. A weevil, an insect bred in rice, &c.

پيسنا pīsnā पेषण S̱. 1. v. a. To grind, to tritu- rate, to bruise, to powder; to gnash (the teeth). 2. s. m. The corn or grain for grinding.

پوترا potrā S̱. or potṛā, s. m. Baby-cloths, clouts.