brahmin in Finnish
brahmin in Finnish is brahmalainen, brahmaani — brahmin means a member of the priestly, scholarly caste in traditional Hindu society, the highest of the four main social classes.
brahmin in Finnish
brahmalainen
Scholarly.
brahmalainen
(chiefly, US, especially, New England, capitalized) A member of a social and cultural elite, especially in the New England region of the USA.
brahmaani
A learned person of refined taste and mild manners.
What does "brahmin" mean?
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noun A member of the priestly, scholarly caste in traditional Hindu society, the highest of the four main social classes.
"The temple rituals were led by a brahmin priest."
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noun A member of an old, cultured, and somewhat exclusive social elite, especially one associated with New England.
"The family were regarded as Boston brahmins, with roots going back generations."
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brahmin in a sentence
- The temple rituals were led by a brahmin priest.
- The family were regarded as Boston brahmins, with roots going back generations.
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What is "brahmin" in Finnish?
"brahmin" in Finnish is brahmalainen, brahmaani. brahmin means: A member of the priestly, scholarly caste in traditional Hindu society, the highest of the four main social classes.
How do you use "brahmin" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple rituals were led by a brahmin priest." In Finnish, "brahmin" is brahmalainen, brahmaani.
Are there other ways to say "brahmin" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "brahmin": brahmalainen, brahmaani.
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