پنڐالو pinḍālū पिंडार S̱. s. m. Name of a fruit. (Trewia nudiflora: Linn. Rottlera in- dica: Willd.). S̱. H. پنڐبي panḍubī or panḍubbī (पानीय Water, and ڐوب Dive) s. f. A waterfowl, the coot, the diver.

پاکهنڐ पाषंड pākh̤anḍ S or pāsh̤anḍ, adj. Hypocritical, deceitful, heretical.

پذيري paẕīr-ī P s. f. (in compos.) Taking, accept- ance.

پنجه panja P s. m. 1. A hand with the five fingers extended, claw, clutch, paw, grasp. 2. A sort of link or torch resembling the five fin- gers, which is also called پنج شاخه panj-shāḵẖa. 3. A hand made of ivory, &c. to scratch the back with. پنجه پهيرنا panja phernā, To over- come, to overpower. پنجه کرنا panja karnā, A kind of wrestling, wherein the antagonists lock their fingers together. پنجه کش panja- kash, 1. s. m. An iron instrument resembling a hand, with which wrestlers exercise themselves by locking their fingers into those of the instru- ment. 2. (A kind of bread) bearing the marks of five fingers.

پرگنه pargana P s. m. An inferiour division of a country (less than a ضلع ẓilﻌ) nearly equalling a barony. پرگنه دار pargana-dār, s. m. The su- periour officer of a pargana, lord of the barony.

پاٴيدار pāʼe-dār P adj. Firm, steady, stable, du- rable, lasting, permanent, perpetual.

پشمينه pashm-īna P adj. Woollen, woollen (goods).

پهيرا pherā H (from پهيرنا) s. m. 1. Turning, cir- cuit, perambulation. 2. A roll. 3. A wooden frame with which lime, sand, &c. is measured.

پليد palīd P vulg. pilīd, adj. Unclean, polluted, impure, nasty.

پتلي putlī पुत्तली S̱. s. f. 1. The pupil of the eye. 2. An image, a puppet, an idol, a doll. 3. The frog of a horseʼs hoof. (See پوتلي). پتلي کاتاراکرنا putlī kā tārā karnā, To honour or esteem as the apple of the eye. S. پتن पतन (r. पत Fall) patan, s. m. The act of falling. पत्तन pattan (in comp.) A town, a city.