پشت pusht P s. f. 1. Back. 2. Progenitors, an- cestry, a generation of progenitors. 3. A prop, a second, an assistant. (Sans. पृष्ठ The back). پشت به پشت pusht-ba-pusht, Generation by generation. پشت پا pusht-i-pā, s. f. The instep. پشت پانو pusht-pāṅw, s. m. The instep, an in- flammation or phlegmon on the upper surface of the foot. پشت قدم pusht-i-ḳadam, The top of the foot, the instep. پشت پرکسي کي رهنا pusht par kisī kī rahnā (lit. To back one) To support steadily. پشت پناه pusht-panāh, An ally, a supporter. پشت خم pusht-ḵẖam, adj. Hump- backed. پشت دست کسي پرمارناياپشت پامارنا pusht-i-dast kisī par mārnā or pusht-i-pā mārnā, To reject, to abandon. پشت دينا pusht denā (lit. To turn oneʼs back) To flee, run away, turn tail.

پاپڙاکهار pāpṛā-khār पर्पटक्षार S̱. s. m. Ashes of the plaintain tree (Musa paradisiaca) used

پنچورا panchorā H s. m. An earthen vessel with a narrow neck and a hole in the bottom. When filled with water and the mouth stopped, no water flows from the hole below till the hand or whatever stopped the mouth be removed. (It is used as an experiment to illustrate the doc- trine of the horror vacui by the followers of Aristotle).

پهڐي phaḍḍī H (dakh.) See اخير aḵẖīr.

پهانکڙا phānkṛā H s. m. A fop.

پخ paḵẖ P interj. Happy! bravo! excellent!

پيا piyā प्रिय S̱. 1. adj. Beloved. 2. s. m. A husband, a lover, a sweetheart.

پرگهٿ parghaṭ S̱. adj. See پرگٿ pargaṭ.

پنپنا panapnā H v. n. 1. To commence increasing in bulk (a man, tree, &c.). 2. To pros- per, to flourish, to thrive, to shoot, to grow, to be refreshed or restored.

پنـﮩ‍ين panhīṅ S̱. s. f. See پنـﮩ‍ي panhī.