پهراس pharrās S̱. (r. स्फुर Start) s. m. The name of a tree. (Its leaves resemble those of the Cy- press or of the Tamarisk, and make a whistling noise in the wind; whence the name).

پٿي paṭṭī S s. f. 1. (पट्टी) A bandage, a fillet. 2. (पट्टिका) A quarter of a place. 3. The side pieces of the frame of a bedstead. پٿي پکڙکي هلتي رهنا paṭṭī pakaṛke hilte rahnā, de- notes excessive weakness and laziness. پٿي توڙنا paṭṭī toṛnā, To be bedrid. پٿي سي پٿي ملانا paṭṭī se paṭṭī milānā, expresses the most inti- mate proximity. 4. A row. 5. A kind of sweet- meat. 6. Division of the hair which is combed towards the two sides and divided by a line in the middle. 7. (पट्ट or पट्टी) A written or- der or patent.

پتا patā H s. m. A sign, mark, symptom, hint, token, direction, address or place to which one is directed, label.

پدر padar P in Hind. pidar, s. m. Father.

پروردگار parwardi-gār P (from پروردن) s. m. An epithet of the deity, nourisher (of all).

پرشاد parshād प्रसाद S̱. s. m. See پرساد. S̱. پرشارتهـ पुरुषार्थ purushārath or purush̤ārth, s. m. Manliness, boldness, generousness.

پرهاس परिहास परि and r. हस Laugh parihās S. s. m. Jest, joke, jeer, jesting.

پرنام प्रणाम प्र and r. णम Bow praṇām S. or parnām, s. m. Salutation, bow, obeisance.

پابوس pā-bos P (پا Foot, and part. act. of بوسيدن To kiss) part. or s. m. Kissing the feet, i. e. Adoring, worshipping, revering. پابوس هونا pā- bos-honā, v. n. To worship, revere, adore.

پهوهار phūhār H s. f. Small rain.