پيزار paizār
P پيزار paizār, s.f. A slipper; a shoe:—paizārā-paizārī, s.f. Fighting or mutual beating with slippers:—paizār-paṭṭī, s.f. The act of beating with a slipper:—paizār-ḵẖor, adj. 'Fit or deserving to receive a shoe-beating'; abject, mean, base:—paizār-se, intj. It concerns my shoes! My shoes may care! I care not! (cf. balā-se):—paizār-kārī, s.f.=paizār-paṭṭī, q.v.:—paizār khānā, v.n. To suffer a shoe-beating, be beaten with slippers.
پذير paẕīṛ, piẕīr
P پذير paẕīṛ, piẕīr, part. adj. (from paẕīruftan, 'to take,' &c., see next), Taking, receiving, accepting, admitting; being possessed of or endowed with, capable (of), susceptible, liable (used as the last member of compounds, e.g. iṣlāḥ-paẕīr, adj. Capable of correction or amendment, remediable).
