پرلي parlai S̱. or pralai (प्रलय from प्र and r. ली Dissolve) s. f. 1. A general destruction, such as at the flood or resurrection. 2. (met.) Vexation, fatigue, oppression, languor, disgust.

پٿها paṭṭhā H s. m. 1. A young full-grown ani- mal, a youth, a wrestler. 2. A sinew, a tendon. 3. A plant with long leaves.

پرنيا puraniyā H or purainiyā, s. m. Name of a district and town. (Purneah in Bengal).

پهڙکنا phaṛaknā H v. n. To flutter, to vibrate with convulsive involuntary motion, as the eyelids and other muscles; to throb, to palpitate; to writhe (the shoulders, &c.).

پس پال पशुपाल पशु An animal, and r. पाल Preserve pasu-pāl S. s. m. Cow-herd. P. S̱. پس پاکرنا pas-pā karnā, v. a. To repulse. P. S̱. پس پاهونا pas-pā honā, v. n. 1. To decline. 2. To fall in the rear, to slink behind, to re- treat, to flee, to desist from an attempt.

پاک سنڙسي pāk-saṅṛsī H s. f. A table vice, a bench vice. (This is a modern name; for the instrument was introduced by Europeans). P.A. پاک صاف pāk-ṣāf, adj. Pure, clean, undefiled, unpolluted.

پدمني padmanī पद्मिनी S̱. s. f. A description of woman, the most excellent of the four classes into which womankind is divided by the Hin- dūs. (The names of the other three are chitri- ṇī, sankhinī and hastinī).

پرستت प्रस्तुत prastut S adj. 1. Praised. 2. Ready, prepared.

پادشاهي pādshāh-ī P See بادشاهي bādshāh-ī.

پهوکڙ phokāṛ H (from پهوک) s. m. Dross, refuse, trash, grains.