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[PUNITIVE.) Punishing: tending to punishment. Pun-Jâub, Pun-jab, Pan-jab, s. (Pers. panj five, and ab =water. Named from the five rivers, the Jhelum, the Chenaub, the Ravee, the Beas, and the Sutlej, traversing the region. Perhaps at first the Indus may have been included, and the Beas, the shortest of the whole, omitted.] Geog.: An extensive territory in the northwest of India, most of it under direct Anglo-Indian authority, and ruled by a lieutenant-governor, a large portion of the remainder constituting the protected state of Cashmere. Punjaub wild-sheep, s . Zool.: Ovis cyclo ceros, the Oorial (q. v.). pun-jum, s. [Native name.] Fabric: A fine, heavy, unbleached long-cloth, made in India.