پنـﮩارا panhārā पानीयहर S̱. s. m. A man who carries water in pots on his head.

پوجنا pūjnā S̱. 1. (for पूजन) v. a. To worship, to adore, to venerate. 2. (for पूरण) v. n. To be filled, completed, accomplished, fulfilled, per- fected.

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

پٿ paṭ H 1. s. m. A shutter, the valve of a folding door. 2. adj. Upside down, over- turned.

پهوهڙ phūhaṛ H 1. adj. f. Undisciplined, un- educated; stupid; obscene, foolish, rude (ap- plied to women). 2. s. f. A bad housewife, a slut or slattern. پهوهڙپن يا پنا phūhaṛ-pan or -panā, s. m. Stupidity, &c.

پاسي pās-ī S̱. (from पाश A rope) s. m. One whose business it is to make tāḍī. (So named from the rope round his leg when he climbs the تاڙ tree).

پڙاپڙ paṛāpaṛ S̱. adv. With reiterated strokes.

پي pai H s. f. A fault.

پيـﮩم pai-ham P adv. Thickly, close together.

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.