پير pair H s. m. The foot.

پذيره paẕīra P (from پذيرفتن) adj. Acceptable, agreeable.

پرتما प्रतिमा pratimā S s. f. Image, statue, pic- ture, likeness.

پارس پيپل pāras-pīpal पार्श्वपिप्पल S̱. s. m. The name of a tree. (Hibiscus populneoides. Roxb.). S.P. پارسي pārsī (Sans. पारसी) s. m. A Per- sian, the Persian language.

پچهلا pichhlā S̱. (from پيچها q. v.) adj. Hindermost, hind, hinder, latter, last, late, modern. پچهلي پانوهٿنا pichhle pāṅw haṭnā, To withdraw from oneʼs agreement.

پنجه panja P s. m. 1. A hand with the five fingers extended, claw, clutch, paw, grasp. 2. A sort of link or torch resembling the five fin- gers, which is also called پنج شاخه panj-shāḵẖa. 3. A hand made of ivory, &c. to scratch the back with. پنجه پهيرنا panja phernā, To over- come, to overpower. پنجه کرنا panja karnā, A kind of wrestling, wherein the antagonists lock their fingers together. پنجه کش panja- kash, 1. s. m. An iron instrument resembling a hand, with which wrestlers exercise themselves by locking their fingers into those of the instru- ment. 2. (A kind of bread) bearing the marks of five fingers.

پاسي pāsī S 1. (from पाश) s. f. A net. 2. A rope with which the legs of a horse are bound. 3. (पाशी) s. m. A fowler.

پربيس प्रवेश प्र and r. विश Enter prabes S. s. m. Entrance, admittance, access.

پراوا pirāwā H s. (dakh.) See زراعت zirāʼaﻌt.

پيران pīrān P s. m. Charity-lands (bestowed on the poor in honour of a saint).