پرياگ प्रयाग prayāg S s. m. A celebrated place of pilgrimage, the confluence of the Ganges and Jamunā with the supposed subterraneous addi- tion of the Saraswatī; the modern Ilāhābād.

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.

پخته puḵẖta P adj. 1. Dressed (as victuals). 2. Baked (as bricks), of brick or stone. 3. Ripe.

پلا pallā H s. m. 1. Space, distance. 2. Assist- ance. 3. A border of cloths, 4. A sheet (ge- nerally applied to chintz or shawl). 5. A bag. 6. Labium vulvæ. 7. One shutter or fold of a door, &c. 8. Border, margin.

پرهاري prahārī S (from پرهار) s. m. A striker, smiter, destroyer, debaser, humbler.

پنسالا pansālā S̱. (पानीयशाला) s. m. A stand where water is provided for passengers.

پهرپهرانا phurphurānā S̱. (r. स्फुर Shake, move) v. n. 1. To tremble. 2. To wave (as, hair in the wind).

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.

پيراوا perāwā H s. (dakh.) See زراعت zirāʼaﻌt. ¶ pairāwā, s. (dakh.) Clothing.

پوروني pūrvnī S̱. (from पूर्व) adj. f. Eastern (wo- man).