پانوڙا pāṅwṛā S̱. s. m. A cloth or carpet spread to walk on.

پاره pāra P s. m. A strap, a slip, a piece, a bit, a fragment. پاره دوز pāra-doz, s. m. 1. A patch- er, cobler. 2. A tent-maker or one who applies the leather parts in tents, pardas, &c.

پيراوا perāwā H s. (dakh.) See زراعت zirāʼaﻌt. ¶ pairāwā, s. (dakh.) Clothing.

پکا pakkā पक्व S̱. adj. 1. Ripe, mature, matured. 2. Boiled, dressed (opposite to raw), cooked, baked (as bricks), made of brick. 3. Cunning, knowing, instructed, firm, strong, proved, expert. پکاکرنا pakkā karnā, To establish a claim, agree- ment, or proposition, so that no doubt or subject of dispute can remain.

پتهرچٿا patthar chaṭā S̱. 1. s. m. Name of a sort of greens. 2. A skinflint. 3. Name of a ser- pent. 4. Name of a fish. 5. adj. One attach- ed to his own house, who remains there even in distress.

پهوها phūhā H s. m. A fictitious teat or pap,

پيکر paikar P s. m. f. 1. Face, countenance, vi- sage, form, appearance. 2. A portrait, a likeness. (Much used in compos. as) ظفرپيکر z̤afar- paikar, Victory in face, victorious.

پود pūd P s. Woof, the threads woven in the breadth of a piece of cloth across the warp, which is called in Persian تار tār.

پريتم prītam प्रियतम S̱. adj. superl. Dearest, most beloved; s. m. A favourite, friend, be- loved, lover, sweetheart, husband. See پيتم pī- tam.

پانس pāṅs H s. m. Manure, a dunghil. پانس هوجانا pāṅs hojānā, 1. To rot. 2. To become mellow (land).