پپڙياکت papṛiyā-kat H s. f. A kind of white- coloured kath (extract of Mimosa catechu).

پوکهن पोषण pokh̤aṇ S s. m. Breeding, rearing. See پوسنا posnā.

پهونکارنا phūnkārnā फुत्कार S̱. v. n. To hiss (as a snake), to snort.

پرتاپي प्रतापी pratāp-ī S adj. Glori- ous, potent.

پاٴيجامه pāʼe-jāma P s. m. Drawers, trousers.

پيٿها pīṭhā पिष्टक S̱. s. m. A kind of food made of rice and flour.

پهنکوانا phinkwānā S̱. (caus. of پهينکنا) v. a. To cause to fling or throw. ¶ phunkwānā (caus. of پهونکنا) v. a. To cause to blow, to cause to set on fire.

پنچم पंचम pancham S or panchama, 1. adj. Fifth. 2. s. m. Name of a rāg and of a sur or musical note. S̱. پنچمي पंचमी panchamī, s. f. The fifth day of the lunar fortnight.

پيچ pech P (from پيچيدن) s. m. f. 1. Twist, revo- lution, a coil, a plait, fold. 2. A screw. 3. Perplexity, ambiguity, maze, difficulty, trouble. 4. Deceit. 5. Complication, involution. پيچ اٿهانا pech uṭhānā, To suffer loss or distress. پيچ اکهڙنا pech ukhaṛnā, v. n. To loosen (the twist of any thing). پيچ باندهنا pech bāndhnā, To grapple in wrestling. پيچ پاچ pech-pāch or پيچ پانچ pech-pānch, s. m. Twist, coil, &c. پيچ پڙنا pech paṛnạ̄, To become difficult or intricate, to occur as an obstacle, to be entangled. پيچ چلنا pech chalna, To prevail by stratagem. پيچ چنا pech chunnā, To bind the twists of a turband with care. پيچ دار pech-dār, adj. Twisted, coiled, spiral, crooked, intricate. پيچ درپيچ pech-dar- pech, Coil within coil, entangled, complex, intri- cate. پيچ دينا pech denā, To circumvent, to de- ceive, to twist, to screw, &c. پيچ ڐالنا pech ḍālnā, 1. To throw obstacles in the way. 2. (in playing with paper kites) To entangle the string of an adversaryʼs kite. پيچ کرنا pech karnā, 1. To deceive, to trick, to complicate. 2. To seize in wrestling, to grapple. پيچ کهانا pech khānā, 1. To coil. 2. To be perplexed, to fall into dif- ficulties, to sustain a loss. پيچ کهلنا pech khulnā, To be untwisted or unscrewed. پيچ کهولنا pech

پرب parab S̱. or parb (पर्व्व) s. m. A festival, a holiday, an anniversary festival, feast.