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spiritual wisdom |
Noun
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knowledge of the ultimate reality or divine |
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Bangkok |
Noun
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the capital city of Thailand |
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place of final repose |
Noun
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a place by a river or temple where a dying person is laid |
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brahminhood |
Noun
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the state or status of being a Brahmin |
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metaphysical reality |
Noun
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the fundamental truth regarding the ultimate reality |
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spiritual aura |
Noun
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extraordinary radiance derived from celibacy or divine knowledge |
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godhood |
Noun
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the power and qualities inherent in the supreme reality |
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Brahma-yajna |
Noun
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a ritual sacrifice dedicated to the supreme reality |
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crown of the head |
Noun
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the soft spot on the crown of the head |
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brahminicide |
Noun
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the act of killing a Brahmin |
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killer of a brahmin |
Noun
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one who commits the murder of a Brahmin |
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be awakened |
Verb
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to be roused from sleep |
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wake someone up |
Verb
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to cause someone to wake up |
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brahmanical |
Adjective
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relating to the supreme reality |
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Brahminhood |
Noun
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the state or status of being a Brahmin |
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nominal Brahmin |
Noun
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a Brahmin lacking proper rituals and conduct |
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Brahmin feast |
Phrase
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a meal served to Brahmins for religious purposes |
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Brahmin woman |
Noun
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a woman of the Brahmin caste |
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barristery |
Noun
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the practice of high-level legal advocacy |
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Brahmin caste |
Noun
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the first of the four social classes in the Aryan hierarchy |
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female sparrow |
Noun
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a female house sparrow |
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spindly-legged |
Adjective
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having thin, spindly legs like a sparrow |
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brown rice variety |
Noun
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a variety of rice with brown-colored grains |
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Brahmo Samaj |
Noun
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a modern religious reform movement founded by Raja Ram Mohan Roy |
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Brahmavarta |
Noun
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an ancient Aryan settlement region between the Saraswati and Drishadvati rivers |
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meditative posture |
Noun
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a meditative posture used for contemplating the supreme reality |
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philosophical treatise |
Noun
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a famous philosophical text composed by Vyasa Muni |
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insane woman |
Noun
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a woman who is mentally unstable or insane |
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Brahmi |
Noun
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an ancient script that is the progenitor of Devanagari |
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fracturing |
Noun
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the act or process of breaking something |
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make break |
Verb
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cause to break |
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be disrupted |
Verb
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be caused to be disrupted |
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be spoiled |
Verb
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be caused to be spoiled |
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female entertainer |
Noun
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woman of the traditional entertainer caste |
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going mad |
Noun
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process of becoming mad |
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becoming insane |
Noun
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process of becoming insane |
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Brahmin sage |
Noun
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sage of Brahmin caste |
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brahmacharya ashrama |
Noun
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stage of life for an unmarried student dedicated to Vedic study |
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period of studentship |
Noun
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period of life spent as an unmarried student |
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celibate female student |
Noun
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female student living in celibacy |
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Brahmani |
Noun
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the feminine power or consort of Brahma |
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vowing |
Noun
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act or process of making a vow |
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making someone vow |
Noun
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act or process of causing someone to vow |
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administering an oath |
Noun
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act of administering an oath |
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to cause to vow |
Verb
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to cause someone to make a vow |
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to administer an oath |
Verb
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to make someone swear an oath |
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razor blade |
Noun
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thin metal blade used for shaving |
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society of Brahmins |
Noun
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community or society of Brahmins |
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Brahmo Samaj-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to the Brahmo Samaj |
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blank fire |
Noun
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shot fired into the air to disperse a crowd |