brahmin in Russian
brahmin in Russian is брами́н, брахма́н — brahmin means a member of the priestly, scholarly caste in traditional Hindu society, the highest of the four main social classes.
brahmin in Russian
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."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "brahmin" in Russian?
"brahmin" in Russian is брами́н, брахма́н. brahmin means: A member of the priestly, scholarly caste in traditional Hindu society, the highest of the four main social classes.
How do you pronounce брами́н?
"brahmin" in Russian is брами́н, pronounced "bramin".
How do you use "brahmin" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple rituals were led by a brahmin priest." In Russian, "brahmin" is брами́н, брахма́н.
Are there other ways to say "brahmin" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "brahmin": брами́н, брахма́н.