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brahmin

/ˈbrɑː.mɪn/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein Mitglied der höchsten sozialen oder priesterlichen Klasse bezeichnet, entweder im Kontext der hinduistischen Kaste (Priesterkaste) oder einer kulturellen Elite, z. B. eines Nachkommen einer alten Familie aus Neuengland.

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noun

/ˈbrɑː.mɪn/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein Mitglied der höchsten sozialen oder priesterlichen Klasse bezeichnet, entweder im Kontext der hinduistischen Kaste (Priesterkaste) oder einer kulturellen Elite, z. B. eines Nachkommen einer alten Familie aus Neuengland.

A noun referring to a member of the highest social or priestly class, either in the context of Hindu varna (the priestly caste) or a cultural elite, such as a descendant of an old New England family.

  1. Hindu priestly classB2formal

    A member of the highest of the four Hindu varnas, traditionally priests and scholars.

    deBrahmane

    • The Brahmin performed the sacred rituals at the temple.
    • In ancient India, Brahmins were responsible for preserving religious texts.
    • Many Brahmins are respected for their knowledge of the Vedas.

    Synonymebrahman

    Antonymeshudra

  2. Social eliteC1formalamerican

    A member of a social and cultural elite, especially a descendant of an old New England family.

    deSoziale Elite

    • The Boston Brahmins were known for their wealth and influence.
    • She comes from a Brahmin family that has lived in New England for generations.
    • The old Brahmins of the city controlled the cultural institutions.

    Synonymearistocratblue bloodpatrician

    Antonymecommonerplebeianproletarian

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  • brahmins plural form
  • brahmins' possessive plural form
  • brahmin's possessive singular form
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