پختري puḵẖtarī P s. f. 1. Cakes (or bread) which are laid over dishes when bringing to table, and under which the meat is kept warm. 2. Cakes imbued with clarified butter from being laid over certain greasy dishes, such as dopiyāza, &c. (These cakes are very soft and savoury; whence) ماماپختريان کهانا māmā puḵẖ- tariyāṅ khānā, To eat cakes of this description prepared by his mother, is applied to a person accustomed to luxury and incapable of labour or fatigue.

پال pāl H s. m. f. 1. A sail. 2. A small tent. 3. Layers of straw, leaves, &c. between which unripe mangos are ripened.

پسا pasā प्रसृत S̱. s. m. Two handfuls, as much as can be held in both hands open. See انجلا anjlā.

پيسا paisā H s. m. 1. The name of a copper coin. 2. Money, cash. پيسااڙانا paisā uṛānā, 1. To spend extravagantly. 2. To take the money of another by theft or deceit. پيساپهيرپهارکرنا paisā pher phār karnā, To turn the penny. پيساڐبونا paisā ḍubonā, To sink money, to lay out money without return. پيساڐوبنا paisā ḍūb-

پهلانا phulānā S̱. (trans. of پهولنا) v. a. 1. To cause to swell, to inflate, distend. 2. To fatten. 3. (met.) To make proud or to puff up with flattery.

پروڙه प्रौढ prauṛh S adj. Able, clever.

پرانا pirānā S̱. (पीडन r. पीड Give pain) v. n. To have pain, be painful, pain, ache, ake.

پيلهڙ pelhaṛ H s. m. See پيلڙ pelaṛ.

پوپلا poplā H adj. One whose teeth are fallen out, toothless.

پکارا pukārā H s. f. See پکار pukār.