Padri (priest):
This refers to a person who goes to excess in innovation.
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Paad maarna (passing wind):
➊ This refers to idle talk.
➋ It may also be interpreted as foolishness or obscene speech.
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Paon (feet):
The feet refer to a person’s livelihood.
➊ If he is walking barefoot in a dream, its interpretation is that he will face hardship and distress.
➋ If there is a shoe on one foot, he will separate from his partner.
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Pakhana (excrement):
➊ If a person is defecating in a dream while people are watching him, he should beware of disgrace.
➋ If he defecates on the bed, he will divorce his wife or will suffer from a long illness.
➌ Whoever has excrement stuck to his body will commit some sin.
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Pazeb (anklet):
➊ If in a dream he is wearing a gold or silver anklet, it means he will face anxiety or grief, or he will suffer the hardship of imprisonment.
➋ If a woman sees an anklet in a dream, whether in good or bad condition, its interpretation is her husband.
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Patta / Patay (leaf / leaves):
The interpretation of tree leaves is clothing.
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Pachhadna (throwing down):
➊ If in a dream a person has been thrown down by someone, its interpretation is that the one who threw him down will cause loss to his wealth.
➋ If a person has been thrown down by a jinn, that person will consume interest or practise sorcery, or his wealth and property will be lost and he will be distressed.
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Pichhla hissa (back part):
This refers to a wife.
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Patthar (stone):
➊ Stones refer to hard-hearted, heedless, ignorant and useless people.
➋ If in a dream a poor man strikes a rock with his staff and a spring gushes forth from it, its interpretation is that he will become wealthy. It may also be taken to mean pleasant provision.
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Par (feather):
The interpretation of a feather is wealth and property and splendour.
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Parda (veil):
➊ If a white veil covers the eyes, he will be struck by some severe distress.
➋ The interpretation of a veil falling down is also hypocrisy.
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Parinda (bird):
➊ Its interpretation is honour, rule and adornment.
➋ If a merchant sees a bird, it refers to profit.
➌ If a bird falls upon someone, its interpretation may also be that he is about to travel.
➍ If a person sees in a dream that a bird has come down from the sky and sat in front of him, this is good news for him.
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Parnala (drainpipe):
➊ Its interpretation is a righteous person.
➋ If drainpipes are flowing on days other than the rainy season, it refers to trials and disturbances.
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Pasa hona (being routed):
➊ For a man, being routed refers to loss.
➋ For a woman, being routed refers to turning away from her husband.
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Pistan (breast):
➊ Seeing a breast in a dream refers to a man’s wife or daughter.
➋ If a woman is seen in a dream clinging to a breast, its interpretation is that she will commit adultery.
➌ A woman’s breast being large refers to her wickedness and immorality.
➍ Milk in the breast is interpreted as an increase in wealth and property and as offspring.
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Paseena (sweat):
➊ If a sick person sees sweat in a dream and there is hope of his recovery, it refers to health and well-being. If there is no hope of his becoming healthy, it refers to death.
➋ If sweat is flowing from a person in a dream, its interpretation is that his essential task will be brought to completion.
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Pakana (cooking):
➊ If a person is cooking food over a fire in a dream and it becomes properly cooked, it means he will attain what he seeks.
➋ If goat meat has been cooked, it refers to an honourable and dignified life.
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Pagri (turban):
➊ The interpretation of a turban is splendour, strength and power, and rule.
➋ If in a dream he sees that his turban is made of gold, its interpretation is that his rule is about to end, or his wife is about to be separated from him, and his wealth and his position and office are about to end.
➌ If in a dream he puts on a turban, it means his scope of authority and his position will increase.
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Pul (bridge):
➊ Its interpretation is this world.
➋ Its interpretation is also the end of troubles.
➌ A bridge may also refer to a person who is of benefit to people.
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Pindli (shin / calf):
➊ Observing the shin in a dream is interpreted as a person’s life and means of livelihood.
➋ If a person sees in a dream that he has raised one shin and stretched out the other, and both have joined together, it means that his time of death has drawn near, or a terrifying and distressing accident is about to befall him.
➌ If a woman lifts her clothing above her shins, its interpretation is that her religious condition has improved.
➍ Whoever sees in a dream that he is running on one leg, half of his wealth will be lost.
➎ If in a dream he sees a beautiful, plump shin, it means that what he is giving to someone, or what is being given to him, is good.
➊ The shin may also refer to severity and harshness.
➐ The shin being exposed is interpreted as one who neglects prayer and is devoid of honour.
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Cage (Panjra):
Its interpretation is prison.
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Cheese (Paneer):
➊ Cheese made from milk signifies sustenance.
➋ If an enemy sees cheese in a dream, its interpretation is that he will be defeated and will show cowardice by avoiding confrontation.
➌ Fresh cheese is a sign of goodness compared to dried cheese.
➍ A person who, in a dream, is eating bread with cheese will lead a life of destitution.
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Bridge (Pul):
➊ It signifies something that saves a person from the punishment of the Hereafter and the afflictions of this world.
➋ A bridge may also signify a person who will be of benefit to people.
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Beating (Peetna):
➊ A person turning on his feet is a sign of loss.
➋ If a woman sees such a situation in a dream, its interpretation is that she will turn away from her husband.
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Plate:
It signifies a woman or a servant.
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Eyelid (Palak):
➊ If there is no pain in the eyelids, the dream is generally favourable for everyone, and for a woman it is particularly desirable.
➋ If there are wounds on the eyelids, it is a sign of grief and anxiety.
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Pen (Pan):
The interpretation of a pen is knowledge, intelligence and skill.
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Protector (Panah dene wala):
It signifies peace and safety.
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Refuge-giver (Panah dihanda):
Its interpretation is peace and safety.
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Policeman:
See Sipahi (soldier).
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Hanging (Phansi):
➊ It signifies the enemy’s happiness and disgrace.
➋ It may also signify an accusation.
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Mountain (Pahar):
➊ If a person sees in a dream that he is falling from a mountain, its interpretation is that he will commit a sin and will be afflicted with some physical suffering.
➋ Or he will be removed from a position or office and his circumstances will change.
➌ If he climbs up a mountain, it signifies that he will attain his goal. Similarly, climbing a mountain, a hillock, a roof, etc. signifies reaching one’s objective.
➍ If in a dream it appears that an earthquake has struck a mountain and then stopped, its interpretation is that a terrible event will occur in that city.
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Fruit (Phal):
➊ If the fruit is sweet, it signifies sustenance, benefit and beneficial knowledge.
➋ Bitter fruit signifies unlawful earnings and an increase in illness.
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Fruit seller:
➊ Its interpretation is being a trustee of people’s wealth and their secrets.
➋ It may also signify children, a wife, wealth obtained quickly, and benefit.
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Crescent of the first night (Pehli raat ka chand):
➊ The rising of the crescent signifies the truthfulness of a promise.
➋ If the crescent is seen in the months of Hajj, it may also signify Hajj.
➌ If a person sees a dark moon in a dream, this is not a good omen.
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Boil (Phora):
If a person sees a boil on his body in a dream, its interpretation is the acquisition of wealth.
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Bellows (Phoonkni):
➊ It signifies publicity and fame.
➋ It also signifies the earning of livelihood.
➌ For a woman, it is also an interpretation of pregnancy.
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Onion (Pyaz):
If onions are only seen and not eaten, it is a good omen; if one eats them, it is a sign of displeasure.
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Thirst (Pyaas):
➊ If one feels thirst in a dream, it signifies poverty and the loss of one’s livelihood.
➋ Its interpretation may also be an intense desire of a traveller to return.
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Cup (Pyala):
➊ Its interpretation is a woman or a servant.
➋ If the cup is full, it signifies a woman becoming pregnant.
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Walking on foot (Paidal chalna):
➊ Walking straight on foot signifies being guided.
➋ Walking on foot also indicates the search for sustenance.
➌ If there is arrogance in the gait, its interpretation is religious waywardness and religious decline.
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Piano:
See musical instrument.
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Beating (Peetna):
➊ If a righteous woman is beating her cheeks, it is good news of male offspring after she has despaired.
The Exalted said:
«وَبَشَّرُوهُ بِغُلَامٍ عَلِيمٍ ﴿٢٨﴾ فَأَقْبَلَتِ امْرَأَتُهُ فِي صَرَّةٍ فَصَكَّتْ وَجْهَهَا وَقَالَتْ عَجُوزٌ عَقِيمٌ»
“They gave him the good news of a learned son. Then his wife came forward in amazement, struck her face and said: I am an extremely old woman and barren.”
➋ Beating may also signify immorality, disobedience and afflictions.
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Urinating (Peshab karna):
➊ If a person sees blood flowing instead of urine, its interpretation is that he will have intercourse, unknowingly, with a divorced woman or a woman who is forbidden to him (mahram).
➋ If a person in a dream is urinating in the neighbourhood of a family, it is a sign of his marriage into that family.
➌ If he sees himself urinating unusually heavily, or the urine falls on his body, or it is extremely foul-smelling, or he urinates in front of people’s eyes, it is a sign of a worry which will be a cause of disgrace for him.
➋ Drinking urine signifies doubtful or unlawful wealth.
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Forehead (Peshani):
➊ It signifies dominance over people and a station and status among them.
➋ If some defective thing appears on the forehead, its interpretation is that his awe, glory and dominance have diminished.
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Forelock (Peshani ke baal):
➊ If a person is holding his locks or forelock in his hand, it is good news of a righteous child.
➋ If locks appear in the hair, it signifies wealth.
➌ If a woman sees her hair and braids grown long, it signifies children.
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Wrinkled forehead (Peshani ka shikan zada hona):
See: to be stern-faced.
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Message (Paigham):
See: “Letter (Khat)”
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Drinking:
➊ If someone sees himself drinking an unknown beverage or sweet water in his sleep, it is a sign of guidance, rectitude and knowledge.
➋ If he drinks cold and sweet water, it signifies the acquisition of lawful sustenance.
