پنپنانا pinpinānā H v. n. To twang, to whiz.

پالا pālā प्रालेय S̱. s. m. 1. Frost, hoar-frost, snow. 2. Trust, charge. 3. A heap of earth made by children to separate the two parties in a game called kabaḍḍī. 4. Leaves of a tree named jhaṛberī (a species of Zizyphus). پالاپڙنا pālā paṛnā, v. n. To snow. پالي پڙنا pāle paṛ- nā, v. n. To fall within the power of another.

پنچ पंच panch S 1. adj. Five. 2. s. m. A council, an assembly, a meeting, a company. 3. Arbitrators. پنچ پلو पंचपल्लव panch pal- lav, The branches of five trees which are used in religious ceremonies. پنچ شاکها पंचशाखा panch-shākhā (Pers. پنج شاخه) see پنجه panja, sign. 2. پنچ پريا panch-piriyā, 1. Any person, Hindū or other, who worships the five pīrs or saints of the Musalmāns. 2. A cast of ḥalāl- ḵẖors. پنچ پاتر पंचपात्र panch-pātr, s. m. A kind of vessel used by Hindūs during worship.

پهنـﮩ‍ارا phuṅhārā H (from پهنـﮩ‍ار) s. m. A foun- tain, a jet dʼeau.

پراگنده parāganda P adj. Dispersed, scattered, distracted.

پن pan H A termination, affixed to nouns to denote the abstract quality, and answering to the English terminations ship, hood, ness, &c. as لڙک پن laṛak-pan, Childhood. بنياپن banyā- pan, The business of a بنيا q. v.

پکهارنا pakhārnā प्रक्षालन S̱. v. a. To wash.

پشٿتا पुष्टता push̤ṭ-tā S s. f. 1. Fatness. 2. In- vigoration, restorative power.

پروانجات parwāna-jāt P (plur. of پروانه) s. m. 1. Orders. 2. Licenses, passes.

پگاه pagāh P s. f. Dawn of day, morning twi- light.