Pullani, see [Poulains].
Pumpopolsk.
Ugrian: a dialect of Ostiak allied to Inbazk. Vocaby., Klaproth’s “Asia P.,” p. 171.
Punca, Puncaw.
American: dialect of Sioux, closely allied to Omaha.
Pundrabee.
Indo-Chinese: tribes speaking one of the languages of Kunawar.
Punic.
Semitic: the dialect of Phœnician belonging to ancient Carthage, in N. Africa, sometimes called Carthaginian; it is known only by inscriptions and some dialogues in Plautus. Kopp’s “Bemerkungen,” Heidelberg, 1824. See [Poenulus].
Punjabi, see [Sikh].