پره पुर pura S s. m. A town. See پر pur and پرا purā.

پلپلاهٿ pulpulāhaṭ H (from پلپلانا pulpulānā) s. f. 1. Fear. 2. The act of turning about a morsel in the mouth.

پهيٿنا pheṭnā H v. a. To mix by trituration.

پکا pakkā पक्व S̱. adj. 1. Ripe, mature, matured. 2. Boiled, dressed (opposite to raw), cooked, baked (as bricks), made of brick. 3. Cunning, knowing, instructed, firm, strong, proved, expert. پکاکرنا pakkā karnā, To establish a claim, agree- ment, or proposition, so that no doubt or subject of dispute can remain.

پتانبر pitāmbar S̱. s. m. See پيتمبر pīt-ambar.

پرکهيا parakhaiyā परीक्षक S̱. s. m. An inspec- tor, examiner, prover, assayer.

پيلباني pīl-bān-ī P s. f. The business of taking care of elephants.

پلندا pulindā H s. m. A bundle.

پـﮩرنا paharnā परिधान S̱. v. a. To put on clothes, to dress, to clothe oneʼs self, to wear.

پنجه panja P s. m. 1. A hand with the five fingers extended, claw, clutch, paw, grasp. 2. A sort of link or torch resembling the five fin- gers, which is also called پنج شاخه panj-shāḵẖa. 3. A hand made of ivory, &c. to scratch the back with. پنجه پهيرنا panja phernā, To over- come, to overpower. پنجه کرنا panja karnā, A kind of wrestling, wherein the antagonists lock their fingers together. پنجه کش panja- kash, 1. s. m. An iron instrument resembling a hand, with which wrestlers exercise themselves by locking their fingers into those of the instru- ment. 2. (A kind of bread) bearing the marks of five fingers.