Category: P

PeRwa ¦ m. a kind of bird, Cat.

Pet ¦ ind. an onomat. word.

PeRa ¦ &c. See Pena.

Pet—kAra ¦ m. howling (of the wind or of animals), BhP.

Pena—pa ¦ mfn. ‘foam-drinking’, feeding on foam, MBh.; BhP.

(feeding on fruits fallen from the trees, BhP., Sch.)

Pena—piRqa ¦ m. ‘mass of foam’, a mere bubble, nonsense, L.

Pena—praKya ¦ mfn. foam-like, resembling foam, Yājñ.

Pena—mehin ¦ mfn. discharging frothy urine, Suśr.

Pena—vat ¦ mfn. frothy, foaming, MBh.

Pena—vat ¦ ind. like foam, Śāntiś.

Pena—vAhin ¦ mfn. ‘carrying of the scum’

Pena—vAhin ¦ m. Indra’s thunderbolt, L. (rather ‘N. of Indra’; cf. PenASani).

Pe/nA ¦ (A), f. a kind of shrub (= sAtalA), L.

PenAgra ¦ n. ‘point of foam’, a bubble on the water, L.

Pe/nI ¦ (I), f. a kind of food, L.

Pena—vAhin ¦ (with vastra), n. a filtering cloth, L.

Pena ¦ [cf. Slav. pěna; Angl.Sax. fam; Eng. foam; Germ. Feim.]

PenASani ¦ m. ‘having foam for a thunderbolt’, N. of Indra, L. (cf. PenavAhin).

Pena—giri ¦ m. N. of a mountain near the mouth of the Indus, R.; Var. (v.l. PeRa-).

PenAhAra ¦ mfn. feeding on foam, MBh. (cf. Pena-pa).

Pena—tA ¦ f. frothiness, vapour, W.

Penopama ¦ mfn. resembling foam (said of life), Hit.

Pena—Darman ¦ mfn. ‘having the nature of foam’, transient, MBh.

Pena—dugDA ¦ f. a kind of small shrub (= dugDa-PenI), L.

ground rice boiled in water (also f(A). ), L.

Prab.; Pracaṇḍ.

Pnala ¦ mfn. frothy, foamy, L. (cf. Penila).

Penila ¦ mf(A)n. foamy, frothy, spumous, MBh.; Kāv. &c.

Penila ¦ m. a kind of tree, Vāsav.

PnAya ¦ Nom. Ā. ate (also P. ati, g. lohitAdi), to foam, froth, MBh.; Hcar.

Botanical Name: Zizyphus Jujuba, Bhpr.

Botanical Name: Sapindus Detergens, L.

PenilA ¦ f. SepindusSa Detergens Car.

Botanical Name: Hingcha Repens, L.

= sarpAkzI, L.

Penila ¦ n. the fruit of SepindusSa Detergens or of ZizyphusZi Jujuba or of Madana, L.

Pe/nya ¦ mfn. existing in foam, VS.

Pera ¦ m. (onomat.) a jackal, L.

PeraRqa ¦ m. a jackal, L. (also uRqa, L.)