پنڐ pinḍ पिंड S̱. s. m. 1. Body, person. پنڐپڙنا pinḍ paṛnā, To follow, to pursue, to be intent on. پنڐچهڙانا pinḍ chhuṛānā, To avoid, to escape. 2. Balls made of flour or rice, at a religious ceremony of Hindūs. (They are after- wards thrown into the river or given to cows).

پنڐا pinḍā पिंड S̱. s. m. 1. Body, person. 2. A lump of clay. 3. A bundle or ball of string, clew. 4. See پنڐ pinḍ, sign. 2.

پنڐالو pinḍālū पिंडार S̱. s. m. Name of a fruit. (Trewia nudiflora: Linn. Rottlera in- dica: Willd.). S̱. H. پنڐبي panḍubī or panḍubbī (पानीय Water, and ڐوب Dive) s. f. A waterfowl, the coot, the diver.

پنڐري pinḍrī S̱. s. f. See پنڐلي pinḍlī, and ساق sāḳ.

پنڐلي pinḍlī S̱. (from पिंड A lump) s. f. The calf of the leg.

پنڐول pinḍol पांडुर S̱. s. f. A kind of white earth used by the Hindūs to cover or wash the walls of their houses with.

پنڐي pinḍī S. (पिंड A lump) s. f. 1. The upper part of a Siva-ling. 2. A lump of any thing that may be contained in the fist. 3. A small clue or ball of string. 4. A small altar of sand a cubit square, on which oblations to the manes are offered.

پنڐک pinḍuk पांडु S̱. s. m. A turtledove.