Category: P

Put or PUt, ¦ ind. an onomat. word (used only with √ f, and its derivatives; sometimes expressive of contempt).

PupPu-kAraka ¦ mf(ikA)n. panting, gasping, L.

Put—kara ¦ m. ‘making a crackling noise’, fire, L.

PupPusa, m. (Suśr.) and PuPusa, n. (ŚārṅgS.) ¦ the lungs.

Put—kartu-manas ¦ mfn. wishing to make a derisory noise, intending to cry aloud, MW.

Put—kAra ¦ m. puffing, blowing, hissing, the hiss of a serpent (also PUt-), Kathās.; Kuval.

shrieking, screaming, Bhartṛ.; Kathās.

Put—kAra—ranDra ¦ n. the hole to which the mouth is applied in playing a flute, Saṃgīt.

Put—kAra—vat ¦ mfn. hissing, shrieking, L.

Put—kArya ¦ mfn. in a-PUt-, requiring no blowing, Kathās.

Put—√ kf ¦ P. Ā. -karoti, -kurute, to puff, blow, make a bubbling noise, blow into, Pañcat.; Hit.;to shriek, yell,… read more Putkf:- Put—kf

Put—kfta ¦ mfn. puffed, blown &c.

Put—kfta ¦ n. the sound of a wind instrument, L.

a loud scream, shriek, Rājat.

blowing, hissing, Naiṣ.

PuwwikA ¦ f. a sort of woven texture, Kathās.

Put—kfti ¦ f. the blowing of a wind instrument, Saṃgīt.

Puwwaka-vastra ¦ n., a kind of cloth

crying aloud, R.

Puqut ¦ ind. an interjection, KāśīKh., Sch.

PupPu ¦ ind. an onomat. word.

Prab., Sch.

Pet—kArin ¦ mfn. howling, yelling (as a jackal), Prab.

PurAPurAya ¦ Nom. Ā. ate, to tremble, flicker, Mṛcch.

Pet—kriRI-tantra ¦ n. N. of wk.

PumPuA ¦ ind. imitation of the sound made by the crackling of a fire, L.

Pet—krIya-tantra ¦ n. N. of wk.

PuliNga ¦ m. syphilis, Cat. (cf. PiraNga).

Pet—kfta ¦ n. howling, a howl, Śatr.

Pull ¦ cl. 1. P. Pullati (Dhātup. xv, 24) See under Pulla, p. 717, col. 3.

Pe/na ¦ m. once n. (often written PeRa and prob. connected with √ PaR; but See Uṇ. iii, 3) foam,… read more Pena:- Pe/na

PullarIka ¦ m. a district, place, L.

moisture of the lips, saliva, Mn. iii, 19

a serpent, L. (cf. Pullaka, col. 1).

Pe/na ¦ n. (m., L.) Os Sepiae (white cuttle-fish bone, supposed to be indurated foam of the sea), Car.

PUt ¦ PUt-kAra &c. See Put above.

Pe/na ¦ m. N. of a man (son of Uṣad-ratha and father of Su-tapas), Hariv.

PeYcaka ¦ m. a kind of bird, Cat.

Pew—kAra ¦ m. howling, a howl, Śatr. (cf. Pet &c.)

Pew ¦ ind. an onomat. word.