pagal
crazy, mad
pak pak
in small pieces
pak woʦn
to tear, crash
palew
side, by
palm
soft, powdery, smooth
palmiɣ̌
leftover, remains, leavings
palwon
hunter
palč
leaf
palč č̣ṣ̌ak
to collect fallen leaves
panḍayi
cut stone
panʣ
five
panʣ toq(i)š
21 Dec - 20 Jan
panʣ wist
hundred
panʣ wiste ðas
one hundred and ten
panʣəla, panzela
load on donkey or horse
pardi
last year (adv)
parg
ash
parinda
bird
parwana
moth, butterfly 2) Ismaili tawab
pasand x̌ak
to like, to choose
pask
leather
past
downside, down 2) short 3) low
past raž
at the right side of entrance
past riʦn
hole on the roof
pasu
Pasu
pasu(i)wik
Pasu people
paṭ
penis
paxč x̌ak
to push
pay
curd, yoghurt
payp
stovepipe
paš
tin, tin plate
paɣ
crack
pe
with, by means of
pe dam x̌ak
to carry on one's back
perg vndak
"tying necklace" ceremony (engagement)
permretk, purmretk
damaged (skin, plants, elders)
persn / pers-
to ask 2) question
pes
snow leopard, tiger?
pest
dried apple 2) ground
pet
dandruff
petr
son
petrej
stepson
pey(y)
paddle, shovel, oar
peðn
saddle
peṣ̌
pear
pil
bowl (small) 2) kneecap, elbow joint
pila
swollen gum
pila x̌ak
to get gum swelling
pipr
large cushion
pipr(e) gin
bedclothes, bedding
piq kak
of small eyes
pir(e) raž
upper space in a room
pirč
tin cup
pis
ringworm
pist
skin 2) peel 3) bark
pist wingas
small bat, swallow-like bird
pist xṣ̌ak
to skin (animal), pluck
pistov
dried apple powder 2) apple juice by pest
pital
copper
pitk
summit 2) cliff 3) rotten
pitk woʦn
to go off, to rot
pitn / pev-
to drink
pitova naxčir
bat
piwand
a type of apricot
piwandi
grafted
pizvan
breakfast
piðsʉvn
to kindle
pič x̌ak
to cover carefully
pičo
refuse, denial
pičo x̌ak
to refuse
piš
cat
piš v13
(blue?)
piš kak
blue-eyed
piša
flea
piṣ̌ xṣ̌ak
to fist
piṣ̌kaṣ̌
trousseau, bottom drawer
piɣ̌a
tomorrow
piθʉw
mosquito
plek
dirty piece of cloth
plnak, pʉlnak / plan-
to fall
pmeʦn, pəmeʦn / pemeʦ-
to put on
pojoma
trousers, shalwar
pokiza
clean
polpol tayin x̌ak
to stare at
pop(e) nung
grandfather’s name
poya
next 2) one by one
poča
skirt, shalwar train
poçariz
tight shalwar for women
poč̣n
nearly finished (water)
poṣ̌t
heel
praṭ qaq
dried apricot for livestock
pri, pəri
fairy in summer pastures
prič
insect, worm
prišon woʦn
to worry
prunṭa
fried chapatti (whole)
prveyn / perve-
to fall down, strike, touch
prwo
problem
prwoos
beam on roof
prwurtn, purwurtn / purwur-
to throw up
prčoð
girl
prʉng, p(ʉrʉng / pʉrʉnd-
to sell
prʉt
front
prʦeng
bracelet
prʦuq
up
prʦuq rundʉk
to jump up
ps poya
next 2) one by one
psʉyn, pʉsʉyn / pʉsʉy-
to sharpen
ptvartʉng, patvartʉng
two years ago’s
ptẓ̌oð x̌ak, petẓ̌ð x̌ak
to scatter
ptʉk din
flour-on-pillars ceremony
ptʉn ror
all day
pṭefč
bladder
pṭek
shawl
pṭik
stone game
pṭok
thick bread
pulpul
Pulpul (mountain)
pundor, pndor
special gift (e.g., wedding)
pup
grandfather
pupi
namesake of grandfather
purvor
front side
pus
castrated male sheep
putrumn / putrum-
to stop (vt)
puṭ
rash 2) short, round
pux̌t
cattle place in pasture
puz
rib, breast
puð
footprint
puṣ̌n / puṣ̌-
to dig
pyola, piyola
teacup
pzʉv
heart
pzʉvar
brave, courageous
pðeṣ̌n
safe hunting spot
pðing
flame
pðisk
fire starter 2) troublemaker
pðmeṣ̌n, peðmeṣ̌n / peðmeṣ̌-
to swell (vi)
pča
medium hair
pčʉx̌č, pʉčʉx̌č
chapatti flipper tool
pč̣etk
ripe 2) mature 3) experienced
pšin / pšew-
to come back
pṣ̌in din
to engage in homosexual activity
pṣ̌ok
cloth
pʉl
money
pʉnʣg
kohl stick (traditional eyeliner)
pʉr
feather, fur
pʉrk
rat, mouse
pʉrs
rib
pʉrz
evening
pʉrzer
in the evening (future)
pʉrzi
last evening
pʉrzla
in the evening
pʉrzʉng
leftovers from last night
pʉrʉfn / pʉrʉf-
to darn
pʉs
broken
pʉs pʉs
shattered
pʉtmʉyn / pʉtmʉy-
to copy
pʉtʉp
baby food
pʉyuk(e) sar, pyuk(e) sar
spring onion
pʉyuk, pyuk
onion
pʉð
foot, limb
pʉð nʉwizn
to dislocate
pʉð pax̌č x̌ak
to tread 2) to slander
pʉð(e) yašč
ankle bone
pʦak / paʦ-
to cook
pʦetk
cooked