پشتک pushtak P s. A vice in horses, plunging and kicking up behind.

پونا ponā H 1. v. a. To string (pearls), to thread (a needle). 2. To make bread. 3. s. m. A spoon with holes in it like a colander for skim- ming, &c.

پيکڙي pai-kaṛī S̱. s. f. 1. Iron chains on a cul- pritʼs legs, fetters. 2. Ornamental rings worn on the ankles.

پرداز pardāz P (from پرداختن) 1. part. Performing, finishing, completing; performing on mu- sick. 2. s. Finish, perfection.

پيچها pīchhā S̱. (from पश्चात्) s. m. 1. The hind- er part, the rear. 2. Pursuit, persecution, fol- lowing. 3. Absence. پيچهاپهيرنا pīchhā phernā, To leave, to withdraw. پيچهاکرنا pīchhā karnā, 1. To pursue, to chase, to follow. 2. To recoil, (a gun, &c.). پيچهالينا pīchhā lenā, To pursue, to importune, to be obstinately persevering.

پچهتانا pachhtānā S̱. (पश्चात्तापन i. e. पश्चात् Behind, after, and तापन Burning, from r. तप Burn) v. n. To regret, repent, rue, grieve.

پروانه parwāna P s. m. 1. An order, a pass, a license, leave, command, a precept, a warrant. 2. A butterfly, a moth. پروانه کسي کاهونا par-

پري دار parī-dār P adj. (One) possessed by fairies or demons, or who commands them.

پوٿلي poṭlī H s. f. A bundle.

پنچاگن पंचाग्नि panchāgni S s. Five fires (a- midst which a devotee performs penance during the summer season; or four fires lighted seve- rally to the north, south, east, and west, and the sun over head).