پیت

पीत pīt, adj. & s.m. Yellow;—yellow colour:—pītāmbar (˚ta+am˚), adj. & s.m. Dressed in yellow clothes;—a name of Kr̤ishnaor Vishṇu;—silk cloth of a yellow colour; (vulg.) a silk cloth;—a dancer, an actor; a religious mendicant wearing yellow garments:—pīt-pādā, s.f. lit. 'Yellow-legged'; a small bird, the Maina,Turdus salica:—pīt-paṭ, s.m.=pītāmbar, q.v.:—pīt-parṇī, s.f. lit. 'Yellow-leaved'; the plant commonly called bićhati; a kind of nettle, Tragia involucrata:—pīt-pushp, s.m. The plant Barleria prionitis; the tree Michelia champaka; a species of Tabernœmontana coronaria; a species of Karṇikāra:—pīt-pushpī, s.f.Andropogon acicularis; a species of Barleriawith yellow flowers:—pīt-phal, s.m. The tree Trophis aspera; Averrhoa carambola:—pīt-tunḍ, s.m. lit. 'Yellow beak'; the tailor-bird, Sylvia sutoria:—pīt-ćandan, s.m. A yellow fragrant wood (considered as a yellow species of sandal wood):—pīt-dāru, s.m.