a small pea, Pisum Orvense

The marriage of a widow with the brother (generally the younger brother) of the deceased husband (the custom prevails among the Jāṭs, Gūjars, Ahīrs, and other inferior tribes)

row of camels, horse horde

to marry a widow

of or belonging to Kuru, or to the Kurus

a gambler, a cheat, rogue, an enemy

gunman

tall, of commanding stature, famous

gaining height

hard times, trying time

to set out (on a journey), travel in a caravan, convoy

caravan after caravan

caravan after caravan

in the Middle Ages, hoses with large and spacious courtyards in African and Asian countries, where caravans, travelers, merchants and caravans stay while traveling

the convoy custodian who looking after the various tasks of the traveler

with abundance, like a caravan

convoy ruined, convoy robbed

convoy by robbery by robbers

to halt or stay the convoy at a destination

caravanserai

a Hindu festival in the month of Katik, where married Hindu women observe fasts for the health and safety of their husband

caravanserai, inn, inn

side, sleeping on a side

turns (while sleeping)

the chief of a caravan

action

bitter medicine

to watch something with occupying view

summary of procedure or trial.

change in conditions, mood, etc.

big saw, a fine tool of sawing or cutting planks

bitter as gall

(Metaphorically) terrifying environment