پاک سنڙسي pāk-saṅṛsī H s. f. A table vice, a bench vice. (This is a modern name; for the instrument was introduced by Europeans). P.A. پاک صاف pāk-ṣāf, adj. Pure, clean, undefiled, unpolluted.

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.

پاٿ pāṭ पट्ट S̱. s. m. 1. Silk. 2. A millstone. 3. A throne, seat. 4. A board, shutter, plank, slab, plank on which washermen beat clothes.

پيٿ पेट peṭ S s. m. 1. The belly. 2. The womb, pregnancy. 3. The bore (of a gun, &c.). 4. Cavity, capacity. پيٿ آنا peṭ ānā, To be purged. پيٿ باندهنا peṭ bāndhnā, To eat less than oneʼs appetite demands. پيٿ بڙهانا peṭ baṛhānā, To eat voraciously; to en- croach on the share or rights of another. پيٿ بهر

پتوار patwār H s. f. A rudder, helm.

پير pīr P s. m. 1. An old man, a saint, a spiri- tual guide. (Plur. Pers. پيران pīrān). پيرزن pīr- zan, Old woman. 2. Monday.

پـﮩراون pahirāwan परिधान S̱. s. f. Dress, clothing, &c. See پـﮩراوني sign. 2.

پيغمبر paig̠ẖam-bar P See پيغامبر paig̠ẖām-bar.

پيشگي peshgī P s. f. An advance (of money).

پينڐا painḍā S̱. (पंड r. पड Move) s. m. A road, highway, path. پينڐامارنا painḍā mārnā, 1. To stop a road. 2. To rob in the road.