پاشنه pāshna P (prop. pāshina) s. m. The heel.

پکهاله pakhāla S̱. s. m. See پکهال pakhāl.

پرکها purkhā पुरुष S̱. s. m. An old man, an el- der, an ancestor.

پاٴيخانه pāʼe-ḵẖāna P s. m. A necessary.

پو pau H s. f. 1. The one or ace on dice. 2. A stand where water is provided for passengers. پوپهٿنا pau phaṭnā, To dawn (the morning).

پتيا pitiyā पितृव्य S. s. m. A paternal uncle, a fatherʼs brother.

پهلکارنا phulkārnā S̱. (from फुल्ल Blossom, and r. कृ Make) v. n. To inflate, to swell out (as a snakeʼs hood), to expand.

پليدي palīd-ī P vulg. pilīd-ī, s. f. Uncleanness.

پهون phūṅ H (dakh.) See اکڙباز akaṛ-bāz.

پر par P s. m. A feather, a quill, a wing. پرافشان par-afshān, adj. Expanding or shaking the wings. پرافشاني par-afshānī, s. f. Expansion or shaking of the wings. پربسته par-basta, Having the wings bound. پرٿوٿنا par-ṭūṭnā or پرجلنا par-jalnā, To be without power or ability. پرجهاڙنا par-jhāṛnā or پرگرانا par-girānā, 1. To pre- pare to fly. 2. To get new feathers after moulting. پرريخته par-reḵẖta, adj. Moulted (a bird). پرزن par-zan, Striking the wings, flying. پرزني par-zan-ī, s. f. Striking of the wings, fluttering, flying. پرشکسته par-shikasta, Distressed, af- flicted. پرفشاني par-fishānī, s. f. A shaking of the feathers or extension of the wings. پرنکالنا par-nikālnā, To display, on acquiring power, those qualities which remained concealed in po- verty or a low station.