پرداز pardāz P (from پرداختن) 1. part. Performing, finishing, completing; performing on mu- sick. 2. s. Finish, perfection.

پاچن पाचन pāchan S s. m. A digestive. See s. پاچک pāchak.

پلساٿ pilsāṭ S̱. (from پيلا pīlā, q. v.) s. f. Yellowness. P.A. پل سراط pul-sirāt̤, s. m. The bridge over which Musalmāns believe they must pass into paradise.

پور por पर्व S̱. s. f. The space or interval be- tween two joints or articulations (of the body, or of a bamboo, sugar-cane, &c.). پورپور por- por, adv. Every joint.

پرش पुरुष purush̤ S s. m. A man, generally or individually, a male, mankind.

پختري puḵẖtarī P s. f. 1. Cakes (or bread) which are laid over dishes when bringing to table, and under which the meat is kept warm. 2. Cakes imbued with clarified butter from being laid over certain greasy dishes, such as dopiyāza, &c. (These cakes are very soft and savoury; whence) ماماپختريان کهانا māmā puḵẖ- tariyāṅ khānā, To eat cakes of this description prepared by his mother, is applied to a person accustomed to luxury and incapable of labour or fatigue.

پنڐلي pinḍlī S̱. (from पिंड A lump) s. f. The calf of the leg.

پوراٴي pūrā-ī S̱. (from پورا) s. f. Fulness, comple- tion.

پسنا pisnā पेषण S̱. v. n. 1. To be reduced to meal, to be ground, bruised or broken to pow- der. 2. To be ruined or distressed, (met.) to be desperately in love.

پتلو patlo S̱. (from पत्र) s. m. 1. The dead leaves fallen from a tree. 2. The leaves cut off from the culm of a reed (Saccharum spontaneum) and used for thatching.