Paaband

    [Paa-band] Bound

Paagal

    [Paa-gal] Insane, Mad

Paak

    [Paa-k] Clean (Islamically)

Paakeezah

    [Paa-kee-zah] Pure, Clean

Paamaal

    [Paa-maal] Trodden under foot, Ruined

Paanee

    [Paa-nee] Water

Paani

    [Paa-ni] Water

Paar

    [Paar] Opposite (of river) bank

Paasbaan

    [Paas-baan] Guardian

Pahaar

    [Pa-haar] Mountain

Paighaam

    [Pai-ghaam] Message

Paijamah

    [Pai-ja-mah] Pajama, Trouser

Pairawi

    [Pai-ra-wi] To follow someone

Pakeeza

    [Pa-kee-za] Someone who is clean and pure

Pal

    [Pal] Moment

Pamaal

    [Pa-maal] To crush with running horses, To destroy

Panaah

    [Pa-naah] Refuge, Protection

Panja

    [Pan-ja] Replica of hand

Panjaa

    [Pan-jaa] Claw

Panjtan

    [Panj-tan] Prophet Mohammad, Imam Ali, Bibi Fatima, Imam Hasan & Imam Hussain

Paraknaa

    [Pa-rak-naa] To examine, To test

Pardah

    [Par-dah] Curtain, Veil

Pareshaan

    [Pa-re-shaan] Troubled, Distressed

Parwardigar

    [Par-war-di-gar] Synonym for Allah, Khuda which means God

Parwarish

    [Par-wa-rish] Fostering

Pasand

    [Pa-sand] Choice, Preference

Pashemaan

    [Pa-she-maan] Repentant, Ashamed

Pasinaa

    [Pa-si-naa] Sweat, Perspiration

Patthar

    [Pat-thar] Stone, Rock

Payaam

    [Pa-yaam] Message

Peir

    [Pe-ir] Monday

Peshaah

    [Pe-shaah] Trade, Profession

Phal

    [Pha-l] Fruit

Phool

    [Phoo-l] Flower

Phupee

    [Phu-pee] Aunt, Father's Sister

Phuppi

    [Phup-pi] Aunty (Father's Sister)

Pidar

    [Pi-dar] Father

Piyaas

    [Pi-yaas] Thirst

Piyalah

    [Pi-ya-lah] Cup, Bowl

Piyar

    [Pi-yar] Love

Piyas

    [Pi-yas] Thirst

Pota

    [Po-ta] Grand Son

Poti

    [Po-ti] Grand Daughter

Pukaar

    [Pu-kaar] To call

Purana

    [Pu-ra-na] Old thing, Not new

Pyaaz

    [Py-aaz] Onion