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Brahma
1[ brah-muh ]
noun
- (in later Hinduism) “the Creator,” the first member of the Trimurti, with Vishnu the Preserver and Shiva the Destroyer.
Brahma
2[ brey-muh, brah- ]
noun
- one of a breed of large Asian chickens, having feathered legs and small wings and tail.
Brahma
3[ brey-muh, brah- ]
noun
- a Brahman bull, steer, or cow.
Brahma
1/ ˈbrɑːmə /
noun
- a Hindu god: in later Hindu tradition, the Creator who, with Vishnu, the Preserver, and Shiva, the Destroyer, constitutes the triad known as the Trimurti
- another name for Brahman
Brahma
2/ ˈbrɑːmə; ˈbreɪ- /
noun
- a heavy breed of domestic fowl with profusely feathered legs and feet
Word History and Origins
Origin of Brahma1
Origin of Brahma2
Word History and Origins
Origin of Brahma1
Origin of Brahma2
Example Sentences
Alex Macedo, the boyish-looking president of Burger King North America used to be an executive at Brahma beer.
Brahma was the prince of the angelic army; Vishnu and Siva were His coadjutors.
Siva and Vishnu became worshipped, as well as Brahma and a host of other gods unknown to the earlier Vedas.
Brahma and Confucius and Socrates taught some great truths which Moses would accept, but they taught errors likewise.
He has so much steam that I imagine he must have the spirit of a full-sized Brahma or Cochin compressed into the size of a pigeon.
From this wonderful flower Brahma sprang, and, seeing nothing but water, imagined himself the first-born of all creatures.
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