brāhma | ब्राह्म | brAhma
brāhma/ | ब्राह्म/ | mf(I)n. (fr. brahman | ब्रह्मन् |, for which it is also the Vṛddhi form in comp.) relating to Brahmă or Brahmā, holy, sacred, divine, AV. &c. &c.
relating to sacred knowledge, prescribed by the Veda, scriptural, Mn. ii, 150 &c.
sacred to the Veda (with or scil. tīrṭa | तीर्ट | n. the part of the hand situated at the root of the thumb), ii, 59 &c.
relating or belonging to the Brāhmans or the sacerdotal class peculiar or favourable to or consisting of Brāhmans Brahmanical, Mn.; MBh. &c. (with niḍi | निडि | m. money bestowed on the sacerdotal class, Mn. vii, 89)
belonging to an inhabitant of Brahmā's world, Jātakam.
brāhma/ | ब्राह्म/ | m. (with or scil. vivāha | विवाह |) N. of a form of marriage (in which the bride is bestowed on the bridegroom without requiring anything from him), Mn. iii, 21 &c.
N. of a man (son of Kṛṣṇa and father of Maheśvara), Cat.
patr. of Nārada, L.
of Kavi, MBh.
of Ūrdhva-nābhan and Rakṣo-han, RAnukr.
brāhma/ | ब्राह्म/ | n. sacred study, study of the Veda, BhP.
(with or scil. tīrṭa | तीर्ट |) See above.
brāhma | ब्राह्म | brāhmaṛa | ब्राह्मऋअ | &c. See p. 741.
relating to sacred knowledge, prescribed by the Veda, scriptural, Mn. ii, 150 &c.
sacred to the Veda (with or scil. tīrṭa | तीर्ट | n. the part of the hand situated at the root of the thumb), ii, 59 &c.
relating or belonging to the Brāhmans or the sacerdotal class peculiar or favourable to or consisting of Brāhmans Brahmanical, Mn.; MBh. &c. (with niḍi | निडि | m. money bestowed on the sacerdotal class, Mn. vii, 89)
belonging to an inhabitant of Brahmā's world, Jātakam.
brāhma/ | ब्राह्म/ | m. (with or scil. vivāha | विवाह |) N. of a form of marriage (in which the bride is bestowed on the bridegroom without requiring anything from him), Mn. iii, 21 &c.
N. of a man (son of Kṛṣṇa and father of Maheśvara), Cat.
patr. of Nārada, L.
of Kavi, MBh.
of Ūrdhva-nābhan and Rakṣo-han, RAnukr.
brāhma/ | ब्राह्म/ | n. sacred study, study of the Veda, BhP.
(with or scil. tīrṭa | तीर्ट |) See above.
brāhma | ब्राह्म | brāhmaṛa | ब्राह्मऋअ | &c. See p. 741.