پلشت palasht P (Hind. pilisht) adj. Polluted, impure, unclean; (met.) s. f. An adulteress, a strumpet.

پهرانا pharrānā स्फुरण S̱. v. n. To fly (as, a flag).

پٿهيا paṭhiyā H s. f. A young full-grown animal. (Generally applied to kids, fowls, &c.).

پنچ पंच panch S 1. adj. Five. 2. s. m. A council, an assembly, a meeting, a company. 3. Arbitrators. پنچ پلو पंचपल्लव panch pal- lav, The branches of five trees which are used in religious ceremonies. پنچ شاکها पंचशाखा panch-shākhā (Pers. پنج شاخه) see پنجه panja, sign. 2. پنچ پريا panch-piriyā, 1. Any person, Hindū or other, who worships the five pīrs or saints of the Musalmāns. 2. A cast of ḥalāl- ḵẖors. پنچ پاتر पंचपात्र panch-pātr, s. m. A kind of vessel used by Hindūs during worship.

پنجم panjum P adj. Fifth.

پچانوي pachānauwe पंचनवति S̱. adj. Nine- ty five.

پار पार pār S s. m. The opposite bank or shore; adv. Over, across, on or to the other side, through, beyond; adj. Last, past. پارکرنا pār- karnā, 1. To ferry over, to cross. 2. To finish, accomplish, carry through. 3. To perforate, to transfix. 4. To relieve. 5. To carry off.

پهل بجهول phal-bujhauwal S̱. s. m. The name of a game (called also Mankelā): "think of a num- ber, double it, add ten to it, take five from it, &c. how much remains?" "twenty one," "the number was eight."

پيري pair-ī H (from پير) s. f. An ornament worn on the legs.

پرکاسي प्रकाशी prakās-ī S s. m. A discoverer.