پر

par[Zend parenā; S. पणर् ], s.m. Pinion, feather, wing, quill:—par-afshān, adj. Expanding or shaking the wings: par-afshānī, s.f. Expansion or shaking of the wings:—parbāl, s.m. The eyelashes:—par-basta, adj. Having the wings bound:—par-ṭūṭnā, par jalnā, v.n. 'The wing to be broken,' or 'the feathers to be burnt'; to be without power or ability; to be exposed to risk or danger, to have one's wings singed, to be rendered powerless:—par jhāṛnā, To shake the feathers (preparatory to flying, etc.); to shed the feathers, to moult:—par-jhaṛnā, v.n. To be moulting:—par-rekhta, adj. Moulted (a bird):—par-zan, adj. Striking the wings, flying:—par-zanī, s.f. Flapping of the wings, fluttering, flying:—par-shikasta, adj. 'Having the wing broken,' distressed, afflicted, disabled, powerless:—par-fishānī, s.f.=parafshānī, q.v.:—par qainć-karnā(-ke), To clip the wings (of), to disable, cripple:—par-kāqalam, s.m. A quill pen:—par-kaṭ, adj. Having the wings clipped, wing-clipped:—par girānā, v.n.=par jhāṛnā, q.v.:—par-gīrī, s.f. Feathering or winging an arrow; the feather so applied:—par mārnā, v.n. To flap or flutter the wings, to fly; to get access to, to approach, enter:—par nikālnā, v.n. To display (one's) new feathers, to come out, to show off, to begin (one's) pranks, give oneself airs:—par noćnā(-ke), To pluck the feathers (of).