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1) converted, tamed; 2) broke in; 3) subdued, conquered; 4) killed, annihilated; 5) tilled, cultivated [p 'dul ba] [IW]
1) converted, tamed; 2) broke in; 3) subdued, conquered; 4) killed, annihilated; 5) tilled, cultivated [p 'dul ba] [IW]

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1) converted, tamed; 2) broke in; 3) subdued, conquered; 4) killed, annihilated; 5) tilled, cultivated [p 'dul ba] [IW]

subdue, tame, train; subjugate [RY]

convert rgya gar yul gyi mu stegs pa'i rgyal po btul convert the non-Buddhist kings in India [RY]

subdue, subjugate, conquer, SA 'dul ba [JV]