Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.79

c11.79

Payeke, 748b Payen-ghaut, 690a Paygod, 657a Páyik, 749a Páyin-ghát, 690a Pazahar, 91a Pazend, 658b Pazem, 691a Pazend, 690b, 658b Pazze, 682b Peça, 704a Pecca, 734a Peccull, 690b Pecha, 704a Peco, 908b Pecù, 693a, b Pecul, 690b, 48a, 918b Pedeare, 691a Pedeshaw, 652b Pedir, 690b Pedra de Cobra, 848a Peeáda, 691b Peedere, 691a Peenus, 691a Peepal, Peepul, 692a, 691b Peer, 692a Pego, 693a Pego, 908b Pegu, 693a; Jar, 560b; Pony, 693b Pegúo, Peguu, 693a, b Pehlevan, Pehlivân, 737b Pehlvi, 657b, 658b Peiche-kane, 701b Peigu, 693b Peik, 748b Peisach, 714b Peischcush, 701b Peish-khanna, 701b Peishor, 700b Peishwah, 702a Peixe Cerra, 808a Peker, 860b Peking, 694a Pekoe, 909a Pelau, 711a Pelican, 694b, 289b Pellacata, 736b Pelo, 710b Pelong, 354a Penang Lawyer, 695a Pendal, Pendaul, 665b Pendet, 741a Penguin, Penguyn, Pengwin, Pen-gwyn, Duck, 695b, 696a Peniasco, 708a Penical, 669b Penisse, 691b Pentado, 713b Peon, 696a, 220a Peon, 723b Peor, 692b Pepe, 698b Pepper, 697b Pequij, Pequin, 694a Percaula, Percolla, Percolle, 708a Perdaw, Perdo, 678a