Brahman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAHMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a member of the highest Hindu caste, also BRAHMIN
• member of highest Hindu caste
• Alt. of Brahmin
• a member of a social and cultural elite (especially a descendant of an old New England family)
• a member of the highest of the four Hindu varnas
• the highest of the four varnas: the priestly or sacerdotal category
• any of several breeds of Indian cattle; especially a large American heat and tick resistant greyish humped breed evolved in the Gulf States by interbreeding Indian cattle and now used chiefly for crossbreeding

Words related to BRAHMAN

brahmans15 brahmin14

Words that contain BRAHMAN

brahmani15 brahmans15 brahmanis16 brahmanism19 brahmanist17 brahmanisms20 brahmanists18

How to use BRAHMAN in a sentence

• As the Brahman came nearer, the manjhi saw it was a bag of money.
• In it there lived a poor Brahman who had seven sons and seven daughters-in-law.
• Now Kartakswami had a Brahman friend who had gone into a far-off country, and Kartakswami met him by accident shortly afterwards.
• So the Brahman also practised the same rites for seventeen Mondays.
• First you lost the lid of the casket, then, in order to get it back, your wife killed a Brahman.
• In it there lived a poor Brahman who used always to perform Shradh or memorial ceremonies to his father on the last day of the month of Shravan.
• The Brahman was a very thin man with his ribs showing through his skin.
• My lord, your friends being convinced that you had gone on some expedition with the brahman, and knowing nothing of the direction which you had taken, were greatly perplexed.
• He, on the other hand, section 6 continues, who knows the true Brahman, does not pass out of the body, but becomes one with Brahman then and there.
• These injunctions rouse in us the desire to know what that Brahman is.
• We see that in the whole chapter Brahman is carried on as the topic of discussion.
• The absolutely complete power of Brahman, on the other hand, does not require to be supplemented by any extraneous help.
• This race belonged to the splendid Aryan or Indo-Germanic stock from which the Brahman, the Rajput, and the Englishman alike descend.
• This was the ideal life prescribed for a Brahman, and ancient Indian literature shows that it was to a large extent practically carried out.
• He is finally lost in a crowd of gods, and becomes nothing more than an incarnation of one of the Brahman deities.
• But in spite of its existence as Brahman its character as represented to experience could not be denied.
• These souls at death enter successively into flame, day, bright half of the month, bright half of the year, sun, moon, lightning, and then finally into Brahman never to return.
• Such a Brahman is sought for in many passages for personal gain or welfare.
• Thus the world appearance though it is very true now, may be rendered false, when this is contradicted by right knowledge of Brahman as the one reality.
• It was introduced into Southern India with the Brahman civilization, and was prevalent there chiefly in the Brahmanical Kingdom of Vijayanagar, and among the Mahrattas.
• HARISARMAN There was in a certain village, a certain Brahman named Harisarman.
• Both Buddha and Mahavira recognised no such restrictions, though they did not refuse reverence to the Brahman as a man of special learning.

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