Definition of pinjrapol in English:

pinjrapol

(also pinjrapole, panjrapol, panjrapole)

noun ˈpɪndʒrəpəʊl

In South Asia: an enclosure or reserve where old or sick animals are kept.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Hindi p?jrā-pol from p?jrā cage (from Sanskrit pañjara) + pol enclosed yard (from Sanskrit pratolī); forms with a in the first syllable reflect Gujarati pãjra-poḷ.

Definition of pinjrapol in US English:

pinjrapol

(also pinjrapole, panjrapol, panjrapole)

nounˈpɪndʒrəpəʊl

In South Asia: an enclosure or reserve where old or sick animals are kept.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Hindi p?jrā-pol from p?jrā cage (from Sanskrit pañjara) + pol enclosed yard (from Sanskrit pratolī); forms with a in the first syllable reflect Gujarati pãjra-poḷ.

单词	pinjrapol
释义	Definition of pinjrapol in English: pinjrapol (also pinjrapole, panjrapol, panjrapole) noun ˈpɪndʒrəpəʊl In South Asia: an enclosure or reserve where old or sick animals are kept. Origin Early 19th century. From Hindi p?jrā-pol from p?jrā cage (from Sanskrit pañjara) + pol enclosed yard (from Sanskrit pratolī); forms with a in the first syllable reflect Gujarati pãjra-poḷ. Definition of pinjrapol in US English: pinjrapol (also pinjrapole, panjrapol, panjrapole) nounˈpɪndʒrəpəʊl In South Asia: an enclosure or reserve where old or sick animals are kept. Origin Early 19th century. From Hindi p?jrā-pol from p?jrā cage (from Sanskrit pañjara) + pol enclosed yard (from Sanskrit pratolī); forms with a in the first syllable reflect Gujarati pãjra-poḷ.
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