s. m, Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Brahma. The Supreme Being; the all-pervading, the self-existent, the absolute; the divine cause and essence of the world, from which all things are supposed to proceed, and to which they return:—barahm bhoj, s. m. Feeding of Brahmans:—barahm chárí, s. m. A religious student; a Brahman from the time of his investiture with the Brahmanical thread till he becomes a householder; one who studies the Vedas under a spiritual teacher; an ascetic, a class of Hindu Sádhús:—barahm ḍaṇḍí, s. f. A medicine:—barahm gayáṉ, s. m. Spiritual wisdom, divine knowledge, theology:—barahm gayání, s. m. One versed in divine knowledge:—barahm hatyá, s. f. The murdering of a Brahman:—barahm lok, s. m. The world of Brahmá, the heavenly region.