Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6.74

v2.c6.74

Pitr, ‘father,’ i. 526-529 Pitṛyāṇa, ‘way of the fathers,’ i. 529, 530 Pitṛhan, ‘parricide,’ i. 530 Pitta, ‘gall,’ ii. 361 Pitrya, a science, i. 530 Pitva or Pidva, an animal, i. 530 Pināka, ‘club,’ i. 530 Piṇvana, a vessel, i. 530 Pipīla, ‘ant,’ i. 530 Pipīlikā, ‘ant,’ i. 531 Pippakā, a bird, i. 531 Pippala, ‘berry of the Peepal-tree,’ i. 43, 531 Pippalāda, a teacher, i. 532 Pipru, a foe, i. 263, 358, 532 ; ii. 355 Piśa, ‘deer,’ i. 532 Piśaṅga, a priest, i. 532 Piśācas, ‘demons,’ i. 533 ; ii. 516 Piśita, ‘raw flesh,’ i. 533 Piśila, ‘wooden vessel,’ i. 533 Piśuna, ‘traitor,’ i. 534 Piṣṭa, ‘meal,’ i. 534 Pītha, ‘stool,’ i. 534 Pīṭudāru, ‘Deodar,’ i. 534 Pīyūṣa, ‘biestings,’ i. 534 Pilā, a plant, i. 534, 535 Pilu, a tree, i. 535 Pilumati, a heaven, i. 535 Pumścalī, ‘wanton woman,’ i. 396, 480, 535 Puṃsavana, ‘male production,’ i. 535 Puklaka, a tribe, i. 535 ; ii. 27 Puñjiṣṭha, ‘fisherman,’ i. 535 Puñjila, ‘bundle,’ i. 536 Puṇḍarīka, ‘lotus blossom,’ i. 536 Puṇḍra, a people, i. 23, 536 ; ii. 354 Putra, ‘son,’ i. 536 Putrasena, a man, i. 537 Putrikā, ‘daughter,’ i. 528, 537 ; ii. 496 Punardatta, a teacher, i. 537 Punarbhū, ‘wife who remarries,’ i. 537 Punarvasu, a constellation, i. 413, 416, 537 Puṇaḥsara, ‘recurrent,’ i. 25, 538 Pumāṃs, ‘man,’ i. 538 ; ii. 485 Pur, ‘fort,’ i. 538-540 Puramdhi, a woman, i. 540 ; ii. 105 Puraya, a patron, i. 540
1. Purāṇa, ‘legend,’ i. 76, 540
2. Purāṇa, a seer, i. 540 Purikaya, a water animal, i. 172, 511, 541