[Skt. brh. (brih) to increase, Probably, the Indianised form of the name of ‘Abraham’, as brahmamu is of ‘Abram,’ the pitamaha of the Jewish race. Compare their stories.] n. The god Brahma, the operative creator of the world. idi brahmabhedyamuganunnadi this is invincible even to Brahma.vadu vatti yambrahma he is a mere simpleton. There are said to be nine<\/i> Brahmas, viz<\/i>., bhrguvu, pulastyudu, pulahudu. angirasudu, atri, kratuvu, daksudu, vasisthudu, marici. brahmamu<\/b> brahmamu<\/i>. n. The deity, paramatma. The Veda, vedamu. Meditation, tapamu. brahmakammi<\/b> brahma-kammi<\/i>. n. The seam that goes down the middle of a sheet. brahmacaryamu<\/b> brahma-charyamu<\/i>. n. The bachelor state. Abstinence from sexual intercourse. brahmacari<\/b> brahma-chari<\/i>. n. A bachelor or novice: the title borne by a Brahmin during the period of religious instruction, which extends from childhood up to manhood, when he is married.brahmacarini<\/b> brahma-charini<\/i>. n. A maiden that remains unmarried, a female novice: a woman leading a life of continence. brahmacaryamunu anusthincu stri brahmanyamu Same as brahmadaruvu, ganga ravicettu, (q. v.). adj. Relating to, or connected with a Brahmin. brahmanahitamu. brahmatya<\/b> brahmatya<\/i>. (correctly, brahmahatya.) n. Brahmin-slaying, brahmanunicampadamu. brahmatvamu<\/b> brahmatvamu<\/i>. n. Identification with Brahma, or God. Godhead.brahmasayujyamu, brahmasvarupamu. brahmadandi<\/b> brahma-dandi<\/i>. n. The Mexican or Prickly Poppy. (Watts); a plant called Argemone mexicana<\/i>. (Wight.)varahi. brahmanadi<\/b> brahma-nadi<\/i>. n. The cerebral nerves. Hari Vams. i. 11. brahmanabhudu<\/b> brahma-nabhudu<\/i>. n. An epithet of Vishnu. brahmaputramu<\/b>brahma-putramu<\/i>. n. The river Brahmaputra. A sort of poison. makaraksajatisarpa visamu. brahmaputrudu<\/b> brahma-putrudu<\/i>. n. A name of Narada. naradudu. Ketu, ketugrahamu. brahmabandhuvu<\/b> brahma-bandhuvu<\/i>. n. A wretch, a miscreant infamous as a false witness. abaddhapusaksyamu palikinanduvalla nindimpabaddavadu, kutasaksi ayinaninditudu. brahmabinduvu<\/b> brahma-binduvu<\/i>. n. A drop of Saliva. brahmabhutudu<\/b> brahma-bhutudu<\/i>. n. One who has become one with the Supreme Spirit. brahmatvamupondinavadu. brahmabhuyamu<\/b> or brahmasayujyamu<\/b> brahma-bhuyamu<\/i>. n. Brahmanhood, brahmatvamu.brahmayajnamu<\/b> brahma-yagnamu<\/i>. n. The name of a certain rite among Brahmins. vedapathamu. brahmarathamu<\/b> brahma-rathamu<\/i>. n. A vehicle or car borne on the shoulders of Brahmins. P. i. 14. Vulgarly, a bier. pade, savavahanamu. brahmarandhramu<\/b> brahma-randhramu<\/i>. n. The fontanella, in anatomy: the quadrangular aperture found betwixt the os frontis<\/i> and ossa sincipittis<\/i>, in children just born; madapattu, nadinetti. At death the soul is supposed by the Hindus to quit the body by this crevice. brahmarakasicettu<\/b> brahma-rakasi-chettu<\/i>. n. The giant-aloe used in fences. brahmaraksasi<\/b> brahma-rakshasi<\/i>. n. A ghoul, ogre or she-sprite. kotipundu brahmaraksasi ayinadi this made matters worse than before. brahmaraksasudu<\/b> brahma-rakshasudu<\/i>. n. A fiend of the Brahminical class: a priest’s ghost. brahmalipi<\/b> or brahmavrata<\/b> brahma-lipi<\/i>. n. An unintelligible scrawl, a bad scribble. Originally applied to the lines or the sutures of the skull, which are supposed to be hieroglyphics, the mysterious writing of destiny. talapurre midi vrata, cikkuganundevralu. brammavadi<\/b> brahma-vadi<\/i>. n. A Vedantist,vedanti. brahma<\/b> vidva\u1e43sudu<\/b> brahma-vidvan-sidu<\/i>. n. An illustrious doctor or professor. brahmavela<\/b> brahma-vela<\/i>. n. Dawn. arunodayakalamu. A. vi. 2.brahmavralu<\/b> brahma-vralu<\/i>. n. The handwriting of God: a name given to the crooked lines on the skull. brahmasutramu<\/b> brahma-sutramu<\/i>. n. The sacred thread worn by Brahmins. yajnopavitamu, zandemu. brahmasuvu<\/b> brahma-suvu<\/i>. n. Manmadha, manmadhudu. brahmasvamu<\/b> brahma-svamu<\/i>. n. A Brahmin’s property or wealth. brahmanasottu Kod. \u00a7 5. Jain. 1. 77. brahmahatya<\/b> brahma-hatya<\/i>. Brahmin-slaying. Also (vulgarly) any killing; thus pillibrahmahatya cat slaughter. brahmahatyagadu<\/b> brahma-hatya-gadu<\/i>. n A Brahmin-slayer, a man of blood. brahmanuni campinavadu. brahmanjali<\/b> brahm-anjali<\/i>. n. Joining both hands together while reading the Vedas. vedadhyayana kalamandalimrokku. brahmammu<\/b> brahm-andamu<\/i>. n. The globe, the universe, the world. adj. Huge, vast, immense, awful. brahmandamuga<\/b> brahmandamu-ga<\/i>. adv. Vastly, prodigiously. brahmani<\/b> brahmani<\/i>. n. The female energy of Brahma. sarasvati.brahmanandamu<\/b> brahm-anandamu<\/i>. n. Divine bliss. Great joy. mahasantosamu. brahmaranyamu<\/b> brahm-aranyamu<\/i>. n. A place where the Veda is studied.vedapathabhumi. brahmavartamu<\/b> brahm-avartamu<\/i>. n. Brahmavarta, the land first occupied by the Brahmins to the north-west of Delhi. brahmasanamu<\/b>brahm-asanamu<\/i>. A sacred seat. brahmyamu<\/b> brahmyamu<\/i>. n. Divineness. nadabrahmyamu divine harmony, heavenly tones. See brahmanamu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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