پوکهنا pokhnā S̱. v. a. See پوسنا posnā.

پيکڙها pai-kaṛhā S̱. s. m. 1. Iron chains on a cul- pritʼs legs, fetters. 2. Ornamental rings worn on the ankles.

پهرکنا pharaknā H v. n. See پهڙکنا phaṛaknā.

پاسنگ pā-sang P s. m. A make weight, some- thing placed in one scale to balance the other, or something placed on one side of a load to form an equipoise to the other.

پتلي putlī पुत्तली S̱. s. f. 1. The pupil of the eye. 2. An image, a puppet, an idol, a doll. 3. The frog of a horseʼs hoof. (See پوتلي). پتلي کاتاراکرنا putlī kā tārā karnā, To honour or esteem as the apple of the eye. S. پتن पतन (r. पत Fall) patan, s. m. The act of falling. पत्तन pattan (in comp.) A town, a city.

پنـﮩانا pinhānā S̱. (see پـﮩنا pahannā) v. a. To clothe, to put on, to adorn, to dress.

پرکاس प्रकाश प्र and r. काश Shine parkās S. or pra-kās, 1. s. m. Light, daylight, splendour, display, manifestation, revelation, appearance. 2. adj. Apparent, manifest, conspicuous, clear, notorious, illumined.

پلپل pilpil P s. m. Pepper. (Sans. पिप्पली).

پنسوٴي pansoʼī H s. f. A small boat so called.

پنڐ panḍu पाण्डु S̱. s. m. Name of a sovereign of ancient Delhi, and nominal father of Yu- dhish̤ṭhir and the other four Pānḍava princes.