Pĭp’pul-tree, n.
n. (Bot.) The sacred fig of the Hindoos (Ficus religiosa), a tree often planted, in India, for the sake of its shade. [Written also peepul-tree.] Baird.
n. (Bot.) The sacred fig of the Hindoos (Ficus religiosa), a tree often planted, in India, for the sake of its shade. [Written also peepul-tree.] Baird.