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^^■^1ri phushti, a chaddar or sheet for wearing. 



t'^Vv phasha^A, v. p.p. phakka, to cook. P. pazidau and 

 H. pakka. 



*— ^•w'Vi ptaskk, a woman's garment, boddice. 



phakka, (1) ripe, cooked ; (2) a boil. H. pakka. 

 ^ j i-f/j phakki, anything reduced to powder, and taken down at a 



gulp with water. 

 ^J^i phagaray/j, to melt, thaw. 



i^^^ti ptagew, early in the morning. P. pagah, dawn. 

 tSyJ phul, a flower. Si. Panj. 

 jJ't'J puhal, a bridge. P. pul. 

 Vii-jityJ phulat, steel. P. pulad. 



ifvv phulla_j'7i, to rob, plunder, p.p. phulli^^a. Si. phuranu. 

 •Ai^iyJ phulkand, sugar. 

 ^^ti plia-lo, direction, way, side. Si. palau, edge, border. 



Pashto, ditto. 

 l^yJ phalwa, in a direction. 

 *J'^»v phuluh, nose-ring. Si. biilo. 

 phalli, section of a tribe. 

 ^^ifi pahli, rib. P. pahlu. 

 y^^j phulli, the cap of a gun. 



C^-^t» phali^/ia^/i, match of a matchlock. P. palita or falita. 

 •"^i^Vr! plialit, unclean. P. palid or paliz. 

 ^U*t^ phimbli, eyelash. Si. pimbini. 

 pahnad, side, dii'ection. 

 d^Hv pahnal, flank. 

 ^^ti phanch, five. P. panj. 



phanjak, one-fifth. (The share of plunder due to a chief.) 

 »^-^Vv phanjah, fifty. P. panjan. 

 ly^'^ti pahnwal, shepherd. 

 y^^. phini, calf of leg. Panj. 

 J^ti phancr, curds, cheese. P. panir. 

 ^ ^i-*-^ phanerpuch, rennet. 

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