(p. 2) akṣauhiṇī a division of army in ancient India, comprising 1935 foot-soldiers, 6561 cavalrymen, 2187 fighters on elephant-back and 2187 charioteers. 104)

(p. 83) aśbārōha, aśbārōhaṇa horse-riding; horsemanship. অশ্বারোহী a. mounted on a horse, equestrian, fighting on horseback. n. a horseman, a rider; a horsesoldier. অশ্বারোহী বাহিনী n. the cavalry. 2)

(p. 338) ghōḍ়sōẏāra a horseman; a horse-soldier, a cavalryman. 19)

(p. 345) caturaṅga (of an army) comprising four parts such as elephants, cavalry, chariots and infantry; four-limbed; having all limbs; complete, thorough. n. an army complete in all the four parts such as elephants, cavalry, chariots, and infantry; a form of (Indian) music; chess. 14)

(p. 721) bargi (hist.) the Maratha cavalry notorious for their free-booting inroads. 82)

(p. 914) risālā a cavalry. ̃দার, রিসালদার n. the commander of a cavalry, a risaldar. 24)