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پود pūd

P پود pūd, s.m. (?), Woof, the threads woven in the breadth of a piece of cloth across the warp (called, in Persian, tār).

پاد पाद pād

H پاد पाद pād [S. पर्दः], s.m. Breaking wind, a fart:—pād-ā-non, s.m. Black salt (used to remove flatulence, &c. It is prepared by fusing common salt with a small proportion of myrobalans and sulphur; syn. kālā namak; biṭ-lavan):—pād-ghābrā, adj. lit, 'Startled by a fart'; easily frightened, timorous, frightened out of one's wits:—pād mārnā, pād lagānā, pād ćhoṛnā, pād urānā, v.n. To let a fart, to fart (=pādnā).

پيڙ पेड़ peṛ

H پيڙ पेड़ peṛ [Prk. पेण्डं=S. पिण्डं], s.m. A lump, &c. (see pinḍa; and cf. peṛā).

پيڙ पीड़ pīṛ

H پيڙ पीड़ pīṛ, s.f. Pain, &c.=pīṛā, q.v.

پيڙ पेड़ peṛ

H پيڙ पेड़ peṛ [Prk. पट्टी; S. पत्री], s.m. A tree; plant; shrub:—peṛ lagānā, v.n. To plant trees.