پن pan H A termination, affixed to nouns to denote the abstract quality, and answering to the English terminations ship, hood, ness, &c. as لڙک پن laṛak-pan, Childhood. بنياپن banyā- pan, The business of a بنيا q. v.

پيما ‍ٴي paimā-ī P s. f. The act of measuring.

پيليور pailīwar H adv. (dakh.) Beyond: see پري pare.

پادگهابرا pād-ghābrā H adj. Frightened out of oneʼs wits.

پلنا pilnā S̱. (पेलन r. पिल Cast, throw) 1. v. a. To attack, to assault. 2. v. n. To be bruised, thrashed, treaded, pressed, ground.

پدر padar H (dakh.) See ته tah.

پيچيده pech-īda P (from پيچيدن) part. Twisted.

پهنکا phankā H s. m. A handful (or, rather, mouth- ful) of any thing eaten by being chucked into the mouth. پهنکا مارنا phankā mārnā, To eat by chucking into the mouth, to chuck food into the mouth. See پهانکنا phānknā.

پينچنا painchnā H v. a. To winnow.

پنج panj P adj. 1. Five. (Sans. पंच). 2. Of seven years old (a horse). نئي پنج naye panj, Of five years old. ملي پنج male panj, Of ten years old. (These phrases are applied to horses only). پنجروزه panj-roza, The space of five days. پنج عيب شرعي panj-aﻌib-i-sharʼīﻌ. adj. Very vicious (possessed of five vices, i. e. 1. Robbery. 2. Adultery. 3. Gaming. 4. Drunk- enness. 5. Falsehood). پنج آيت panj-āyat, The five chapters of the ḳurʼān, which are read during the mourning of a Musalmān. پنج تن پاک panj tan-i-pāk, Five holy persons (i. e. 1. Muhammad. 2. Alī. 3. Fātima. 4. Hasan.