پي pai P s. m. 1. (Sans. पाद) The foot. پي آنا pai ānā, To have a splint (a horse). پي کرنا pai karnā, To plague, to seize, to be importunate. 2. A nerve, tendon, sinew. 3. adv. Behind, after, following, therefore, in pur- suit, by reason, on account. پي به پي pai-ba- pai, or پي درپي pai-dar-pai, adv. One after another, successively.

پاٿ pāṭ पट्ट S̱. s. m. 1. Silk. 2. A millstone. 3. A throne, seat. 4. A board, shutter, plank, slab, plank on which washermen beat clothes.

پيل مارنا pel mārnā S̱. v. a. To shove, to push.

پيکڙي pai-kaṛī S̱. s. f. 1. Iron chains on a cul- pritʼs legs, fetters. 2. Ornamental rings worn on the ankles.

پاکدامن pāk-dāman P adj. Chaste, pure, innocent, holy in life, modest (woman).

پـﮩرو pahrū S̱. (प्रहरी) s. m. A watchman, sentinel, guard.

پـﮩرنا paharnā परिधान S̱. v. a. To put on clothes, to dress, to clothe oneʼs self, to wear.

پري pur-ī P s. f. Fulness, repletion.

پنجيارا pinjiyārā H (from پينجنا) s. m. One whose business it is to beat or separate cotton.

پهنکنا phinknā S̱. (r. क्षिप Throw) v. n. To be thrown.