Urdu Dictionary

پيندي पेंदी pendī dim. of pendā

H پيندي पेंदी pendī (dim. of pendā), s.f. The bottom, &c. (=pendā):—pendī-ke bal baiṭhnā, v.n. To go down bottom foremost; to flop down;—to be overcome, be subdued.

پنڐ पिण्ड, पिंड pinḍa, vulg. pinḍ

H پنڐ पिण्ड, पिंड pinḍa, vulg. pinḍ, s.m. A round mass, heap, quantity, cluster, collection, lump, ball, globe, knob; a round button; the body, person; a ball or lump of food, mouthful, morsel; food, sustenance, livelihood; a cake or ball of meal or flour offered to the manes, a funeral cake; an oblation to deceased ancestors (a ball or lump of meat or rice mixed up with milk, curds, flowers, &c. and offered at the several śrāddhs to the manes by the nearest surviving relations);—the dimension of thickness (in Geom.):—pinḍādhikārī, vulg. pinḍ-adhikārī, s.m. The superintendent of a funeral (usually the nearest relation) to whom belongs the right of presenting the funeral cake:—pinḍālu (pinḍa+ālu), s.m. The fruit of Trewia nudiflora (of Linn.) or Rottlera indica (of Willd.);—an esculent medicinal root (described as sweet cooling, and diuretic);—yam; sweet potato:—pinḍ-bhāk

pinḍ-bhāgi, s.m. One who partakes of, or one who is entitled to a share of, the funeral cake:—pinḍ paṛnā (ke), To stick closely (to); to follow persistently, to pursue, to be bent (on); to be intent (on):—pinḍ-pushp, s.m. The tree Jonesia asoca, and its flower;—the China rose;—a lotus;—the flower of the plant Tabernœmontana coronaria:—pinḍ-pushpak, s.m. A kind of pot-herb, Chenopodium album:—pinḍ-phalā, s.f. A bitter gourd:—pinḍ-tailak, s.m. Incense, olibanum:—pinḍa-ja, pinḍaj, s.m. (f. ā), Any creature born of or with a body:—pinḍ ćhuṭnā (-ke), To escape (from), to be rid (of):—pinḍ ćhuṛānā (-ke), To shake off, to be rid or quit (of), to escape (from), to avoid:—pinḍa-da, s.m. The relation who presents the funeral cake to the manes of a deceased ancestor:—pinḍ-dātā or pinḍ-dātr̤i = pinḍa-da, q.v.:—pinḍ-dān, s.m. The offering of the obsequial cake:—pinḍ-rog, s.m. Sickness from the time of birth; general debility and wasting of the body, marasmus; leprosy:—pinḍ-rogī, adj. & s.n. Sickly from birth, constitutionally diseased; suffering from marasmus;—a valetudinarian; one who is afflicted with marasmus; a leper:—pinḍ-kharjūr, vulg. pinḍ-khajūr, pindi-khejūr, s.m. The wild date tree; a cluster of fresh dates:—pinḍ-gos, s.m. Gum-myrrh:—pinḍ-mustā, s.f. A species of grass, Cyperus pertenuis;—pinḍ-mūl, pinḍ-mūlak, s.m. The carrot, Daucus carota:—pinḍ-vīj, vulg. pinḍ-bīj, s.m. The flowering shrub Oleander odorum.