Unclassed dialect of N. Britain in ancient times, but most probably a form of Celtic, with close affinity to Welsh.
Picture-Writing, see [Hieroglyphic].
Piede.
American: same as Pa-Utah. See [Paduca].
Piedmontese, Piemont.
(1) Romance: sub-dialect of Italian. Vocaby. by Ponza, Turin, 1843.
(2) Teutonic: sub-dialect of High-German. Schott: “Die Deutschen Colonien, &c.,” Stuttgart, 1842.
Pieds-noirs, see [Blackfoot].
Piekanns.
American: same as Pieds-noirs.