پرا purā पुर S̱. s. m. A large village, a town, an assemblage of habitations.

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.

پگلا paglā H adj. Foolish. (Phrase peculiar to Bengal and the eastern parts of Hindūstān).

پرور parwar S̱. (Sans. पटोल) s. m. Name of a kind of gourd. (Trichosanthes dioica. Roxb.). See پلول palwal.

پتوار patwār H s. f. A rudder, helm.

پـﮩرا pahrā S̱. (from پـﮩر) s. m. 1. A watch, a senti- nel. 2. Tour of watch. 3. A corporal and six. پـﮩرادينا pahrā denā, To watch. پـﮩري مين ڐالنا pahre meṅ ḍālnā, To give in charge to a watch

پچي pachchī H adj. 1. Adherent, sticking, joined. 2. (met. in musick) In unison. پچي کاري pachchī-kārī, s. f. 1. Mosaick. 2. Patching or darning of damaged cloth. پچي هونا pachchī honā, 1. To be stuck together as with glue. 2. To be in unison. 3. To be strongly attached by love.

پاچک pāchak P s. m. Cow-dung dried for fuel.

پربودهن प्रबोधन प्र and r. बुध Know pra- bodhan S. s. m. Persuasion, persuading.

پرمپرا परम्परा paramparā S s. f. Communica- tion from one to another in succession, tradition.