cakravartin
or chak·ra·var·tin
[ chuhk-ruh-vahr-tin ]
/ ˌtʃʌk rəˈvɑr tɪn /
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noun
(in Indian philosophy, politics, etc.) an ideal, universal, enlightened ruler, under whom the world exists in justice and peace.
Nearby words
caked, caked breast, cakes and ale, cakewalk, cakra, cakravartin, cal, cal., calaba, calabar, calabar bean
Origin of cakravartin
From Sanskrit
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Examples from the Web for cakravartin
It is also called the “great man” (Mahapurusha) or the “victorious lord” (Cakravartin).
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