| paśupā | पशुपा | paśu—pā́ m. a keeper of herds, herdsman, [RV.] |
| N. of Pūṣan, [ib.] |
| du. N. of P° and Revati, [TBr.] |
| paśupāśa | पशुपाश | paśu—pāśa m. the cord with which the victim is bound, [L.] |
| the chains which fetter the individual soul, the world of sense, [Prab.] |
| paśupāla | पशुपाल | paśu—pāla m. = -pa, [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. (-vat, ind. like a herdsman) |
| (pl.) N. of a people to the north-east of Madhya-deśa, [R.]; [Var.] |
| of a king (or perhaps king of the Paśu-pālas), [Pur.] |
| paśu—pāla n. the country or kingdom of the Paśu-pālas, [Pur.] |
| paśupālya | पशुपाल्य | paśu—pālya n. id., [MW.] |
| paśupāśaka | पशुपाशक | paśu—pāśaka m. a kind of coitus, [L.] |
| paśupālaka | पशुपालक | paśu—pālaka m. a herdsman |
| paśupālana | पशुपालन | paśu—pālana n. the tending or rearing of cattle (the duty of a Vaiśya), [Viṣṇ.] |
| paśupālikā | पशुपालिका | paśu—pālikā f. a herdsman wife, [Pāṇ. iv, 1, 48]; [Pat.] |
| paśupālavat | पशुपालवत् | paśu—pāla—vat ind., like a herdsman |