پٿيل paṭel S̱. (from پٿا) s. m. 1. Cudgelling. 2. Sovereignty. 3. A chief among the Kunbī tribe. 4. A title of Mahārāttas, the head man of a village. پٿيل ڐالنا paṭel ḍālnā, 1. To interrupt, to throw obstacles in the way of a business. 2. To beat.

پريتني pretnī S̱. (from प्रेत) s. f. A female ghost, demon, or evil spirit. See پريت pret.

پلڙي pilṛī H s. f. Forced meat.

پٿکا paṭkā पट्टि S̱. s. m. A cloth worn round the waist, a girdle. زري پٿکا zarī paṭkā, The golden girdle (an ensign conferred by the Pesh- wā on generals who are invested with authority immediately by him). پٿکاباندهنا paṭkā bāndh- nā, To determine on, or prepare for any act. پٿکاپکڙنا paṭkā pakaṛnā, To hinder, to obstruct. H.S̱. پٿکاجانا paṭkā jānā (from پٿکنا) v. n. To fall from oneʼs rank or estimation.

پوال puwāl पलाल S̱. s. f. Straw.

پيرگي pīra-gī P s. f. (perhaps the same as پيري) Old age.

پاڐها pāḍhā S̱. s. m. See پاڙها pāṛhā.

پوچهـ pūchh S̱. (from پوچهنا) s. f. Inquiry, investi- gation. پوچهـ پاچهـ pūchh-pāchh, s. f. Inquiry, interrogation.

پندار pindār P s. m. 1. Thought, imagination, opinion, notion. 2. Self-conceit, pride, arro- gance.

پنـﮩانا panhānā S̱. (from पानीय) v. a. To cause the milk to come into the udders of animals.