پيلي pīlī S̱. (from पीत) s. f. A gold-mohur.

پروانجات parwāna-jāt P (plur. of پروانه) s. m. 1. Orders. 2. Licenses, passes.

پيلنا pelnā पेलन S̱. v. a. 1. To shove, to push. 2. To stuff, to cram. 3. To express, to squeeze out. پيل پال pel-pāl, part. Shoving, pushing, &c.

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

پلنگ puling पुल्लिंग S̱. adj. Masculine.

پٿکا paṭkā पट्टि S̱. s. m. A cloth worn round the waist, a girdle. زري پٿکا zarī paṭkā, The golden girdle (an ensign conferred by the Pesh- wā on generals who are invested with authority immediately by him). پٿکاباندهنا paṭkā bāndh- nā, To determine on, or prepare for any act. پٿکاپکڙنا paṭkā pakaṛnā, To hinder, to obstruct. H.S̱. پٿکاجانا paṭkā jānā (from پٿکنا) v. n. To fall from oneʼs rank or estimation.

پـﮩچان pahchān S̱. (from پـﮩچاننا q. v.) s. f. Ac- quaintance, knowledge, recognisance.

بيزنه pezna P (from پيزيدن or پيختن) s. m. A sieve.

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.

پروردگار parwardi-gār P (from پروردن) s. m. An epithet of the deity, nourisher (of all).