پهوڙا phoṛā S̱. (see پهوڙنا) s. m. A bile, sore, abscess, imposthume.

پري خوان parī-ḵẖẉān P s. m. A magician, one who holds the fairies and genii in subjection.

پهيري والا pherī-wālā H s. m. A pedler.

پنڐ pinḍ पिंड S̱. s. m. 1. Body, person. پنڐپڙنا pinḍ paṛnā, To follow, to pursue, to be intent on. پنڐچهڙانا pinḍ chhuṛānā, To avoid, to escape. 2. Balls made of flour or rice, at a religious ceremony of Hindūs. (They are after- wards thrown into the river or given to cows).

پرور parwar S̱. (Sans. पटोल) s. m. Name of a kind of gourd. (Trichosanthes dioica. Roxb.). See پلول palwal.

پهانسنا phāṅsnā S̱. (from पाश) 1. v. a. To noose, to ensnare, to entrap, to throttle, to strangle, to choak. 2. v. n. To be impeded, to stick (as, in mud); to be perplexed.

پک पिक pik S s. m. Name of a bird, the kokil or koyal, black or Indian cuckoo. (Cuculus Indicus. This bird makes a prominent figure in Hindū

پرکرت प्रकृति pra-krit S or pra-kr̤iti, s. f. Na- ture, disposition, property, quality.

پوجنا pūjnā S̱. 1. (for पूजन) v. a. To worship, to adore, to venerate. 2. (for पूरण) v. n. To be filled, completed, accomplished, fulfilled, per- fected.

پاروتي पार्वती pārvatī S s. f. (Daughter of पर्वत or a mountain) Durgā the wife of Siva.