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pƒdam-pƒdai,
path, lit. that which is formed by repeated
treading of the foot.
Gk.
patos, D. and AS.pad, E. path, GE. poeth, G. pfad.
padi2, v.i. To be permanent,
to remain, to dwell, n. Abode,
town.
OS.
bidan, OE. bidan, OHG. bitan, E.bide, Ice. bida, Goth.
beiden,
E. bode.
pambu1, n. A variety of
bamboo in which the hollow is half
filled up,
K.
bombu.
E.
bamboo, Port. mambu, Malay. mamb‡, samamb‡.
“‘bambu’
now in Java and Sumatra, but perh. not
native”-C.O.D.
pambu2 v.i. To be abundant,
luxuriant, pambal, n. luxuriance,
abundance.
E.bumper,
“...anything unusul. large or abundant...”-C.O.D.
pavar n. Dense creeper.
Cf.
E. bower, a shelter made with boughs or twining
plants.
pƒr,
v.i. To appear.
v.t.
To look, see.
L.
pareo, E. appear.
pƒl,
n. and adj. White.
bidda
(Te.). n. Child, L. pallere, OE. palie, E. pale, E. biddy
(chickeŒ.
pugai, n. Smoke.
AS.
smoca, E.smoke, D. and LG. smook, Dan. sm†g,
G.
smauch,
Ir. much, W. moog.
po‰i,
v.i. To shower, as rain.
L.
pluo (to raiŒ, pluvia (raiŒ,
E. pluvial (rainy).
poŠŠai,
n. An isolated hill.
F.
butte, E. butte.
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