1. pasü-
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1. pasü-
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2. paśu
2. paśu or paśu, m. ( instr. paśunā or śva; dat. paśve or paśave; gen. paśvas or śos; du. paśvā; acc. pl. paśvas or śūn) cattle, kine ( orig. ‘any tethered animal’; singly or collect. ‘a herd’), a domestic or sacrificial animal (as opp. to mṛga, ‘wild animal’; 5 kinds are enumerated, ‘men, kine, hor
3. paśu
any animal or brute or beast (also applied contemptuously to a man; cf. narap and nṛp)
4. paśu
(with Māheśvara s and Pāśupata s) the individual soul as distinct from the divine Soul of the universe, RTL. 89
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