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पुं puṅ(see puṅs), s.m. Male, male being, man (used chiefly in comp.):—puṅ-savan, adj. & s.m. Bringing forth a male; causing the birth of a male child;—the first of the essential ceremonies of Hindūinitiation, a religious and domestic festival held on the mother's perceiving the first signs of a living conception:—puṅ-śakti, s.f. Manly vigour, manliness, manhood, virility:—puṅ-gav, adj. & s.m., Chief, best, most excellent (=śreshṭh); a distinguished or eminent person, a hero:—puṅ-ling, vulg. pul-ling, s.m. The characteristic sign of a man, manhood, virility; the male organ; (in Gram.) the masculine gender:—pun-nāg, s.m. 'An elephant of a man,' a distinguished or preëminent man;—a white elephant;—the tree Rottleria tinctoria (from the blossoms of which a yellowish dye is prepared);—a white lotus;—nutmeg:—pun-nakshatra, s.m.