(p. 301) garjamāna engaged in or in a state of roaring, roaring, rumbling, howling, thundering. 3)

(p. 301) garjānō to roar, to rumble, to howl, to thunder. গর্জানি n. roaring, rumbling, howling, thundering. 4)

(p. 669) pyān̐cā the owl; (sarcas.) an extremely ugly-looking man or boy. প্যাঁচার ডাক howling, hooting, screeching. প্যাঁচা ডাকে an owl; howls or hoots or screeches. প্যাঁচার বাচ্চা an owlet; (sarcas. -both masc. & fem.) an extremely ugly-looking person. প্যাঁচার বাসা an owlery. fem. পেঁচি । 10)

(p. 706) phēu the jackal; a mad or rabid jackal; a kind of jackal which pursues tigers howlingly. ফেউ লাগা v. (of a tiger) to be pursued by howling jackals; (fig.) to be pestered by taunting pursuers; (fig.) to be doggedly pursued or harassed by a sleuth or detective. 76)