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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Brahya (ब्रह्य):—(nm) God; the Eternal Spirit; a Brahman; knowledge; ~[ghāta] killing a Brahman; ~[ghātī] killer of a Brahman; -[jijñāsā] quest for the realisation of God; ~[jña] one who has realised God/the Supreme Spirit; one who has acquired eternal knowledge; -[jñāna] divine knowledge; realisation of the Supreme Spirit; ~[jñānī] see ~[jña; -teja] the radiant glow on the face of an ascetic Brahman ~[drohī] one who is hostile to the Brahmans; ~[niṣṭha] one who is dedicated to God/to the quest for Supreme Spirit; ~[pada] salvation, liberation; attainment of identity with the Supreme Spirit; ~[piśāca] a Brahman condemned to exist as an evil spirit; ~[bhoja] collective feeding of the Brahmans; ~[mahūrta], see [brāhya (muhūrta); ~raṃdhra] the suture on the top of the skull; ~[rākṣasa] a Brahman condemned to a demonic existence; ~[vādī] a follower of the [vedāṃta] system of Hindu Philosophy; ~[vid] one who knows God, one who has realized the Supreme Spirit; a theologist; ~[vidyā] theology; ~[śāpa] a Brahman's curse; ~[samāja] see [brāhma samāja; ~sūtra] the sacred thread worn by caste Hindus; name of a celebrated ancient work; ~[hatyā] murder/assassination of Brahman; hence ~[hatyārā] (nm); -[bolanā] the Inner Self to speak; -[maranā] the Inner Self to die/to become inert.

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Starts with: Brahyacarya, Brahyacaryya, Brahyacharya, Brahyacharyya, Brahyaghataka.

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