pinjrapol
/ˈpɪndʒrəpəʊl/(also panjrapol, pinjrapole, panjrapole)
noun
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.