پکوانا pakwānā S̱. (caus. of پکنا) v. a. To cause to be dressed or cooked, to cause to ripen.

پارس pāras S̱. s. m. 1. (स्पर्शमणि) The phi- losopherʼs stone. 2. (पारसी) Persian.

پنيالا paniyālā S̱. (प्राचीनामलक or पानी)

پرکرت प्रकृति pra-krit S or pra-kr̤iti, s. f. Na- ture, disposition, property, quality.

پلوٿها palauṭhā H adj. First-born. (q. d. پـﮩ‍لااٿها pahlā uṭhā).

پات pāt पत्र S̱. s. m. 1. A leaf. 2. An orna- ment worn in the upper part of the ear. 3. A draught or check on a banker. پاتون آلگنا pā- toṅ-ā-lagnā, applied to trees, indicates the fall of their leaves in autumn: metaphorically, the phrase signifies that oneʼs power or ability is exhausted; and, this expression is often applied to patience exhausted by the scorn of a beloved person; or, to a destitute condition from ad- verse fortune.

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.

پرجوٿ parjawaṭ प्राजावत S̱. s. m. Quit- rent, tax.

پپيـﮩا papīhā H s. m. A sparrow-hawk. (Falco nisus).

پتورتا पतिव्रता pativratā S See پتبرتا patibratā.