ব্রাহ্মণ (বর্ণ): সংশোধিত সংস্করণের মধ্যে পার্থক্য

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একটি উপাধি যা কর্ম এবং গুণের মাধ্যমে মানুষ

অর্জন করে। জন্মানুসারে এই উপাধি আসেনা তাকে অর্জন করতে হয়।who knows Brahma he is called Brahmanh.<ref>''{{IAST|Brāhmaṇaḥ}}'', noun: "1. A man belonging to the first of the four classes (''{{IAST | varṇas}}'' instead of ''castes'' in Apte's Skt-Hindi dictionary) of the Hindus, a {{IAST|Brāhmaṇa}}(priest) (born from the mouth of the ''Purusha'')"; and {{lang|sa|ब्राह्मण}} ''{{IAST|brāhmaṇa}}'', adjective, "''a''. 1. Belonging to a {{IAST|Brāhmaṇa}}", and other meanings, see: {{Harvnb|Apte|1965|p=707}}, {{Harvnb|Apte|1966|p=724–25}}; on p. 901 of the latter, Apte gave one of the meanings of {{IAST|varṇa}} as ''caste'' but qualified it with a statement: "mainly people of four {{IAST|varṇas}} of {{IAST|brāhmaṇa (scholars, priests), kṣatriya (warriors), vaiśya (merchants), śudra (artisans)}}", and did not permit use of the term {{IAST|varṇa}} for any caste other than these four.</ref><ref>For definition of {{lang|sa|ब्राह्मण}} ''{{IAST|brāhmaṇa}}'', with last sylable showing a Vedic accent, used as a noun as "m. (having to do with Brahman ''or'' divine knowledge), one learned in the Veda, theologian, priest, {{IAST| Brāhman}}, man of the first four castes"; and definition of {{lang|sa|ब्राह्मण}} ''{{IAST| brāhmaṇa}}'', with only first syllable showing a Vedic accent, used as an adjective as "''a''. (i) belonging to a {{IAST|Brāhman}}, Brāhmanic", see: {{Harvnb|Macdonell| 1924|p= 199}}.</ref><ref>For definition of ''{{IAST|brāhmaṇa}}'', with last syllable showing Vedic accents, as a noun, "''m''., one who has divine knowledge, a {{IAST| Brāhman}}. a man belonging to the 1st of the 3 twice-born classes and of the 4 original divisions of the {{IAST|Hindū}} body", and the adjective ''{{IAST|brāhmaṇa}}'', with first syllable showing a Vedic accent, as "relating to or given by a {{IAST|Brāhman}}, befitting or becoming a Br., Brāhmanical", see Monier-Williams, p. 741, middle column. Cf. Rgveda, Pune Edition, vol. 5 (index), p. 408 in which all occurrences of ''{{IAST|brāhmaṇa}}'' as first person singular show anudātta (absence of accent) on first two syllables.</ref><ref>For definition of the neuter noun ''{{IAST|brahman}}'' (with Vedic accent on first syllable) as "n. the class of men who are the repositories and communicators of sacred knowledge, the Bramānical caste as a body (rarely an individual Brāhman)"; and the masuline noun ''{{IAST| brahman}}'' (with Vedic accent on final syllable) as "one who prays, a devout or religious man, a Brāhman who is a knower of Vedic texts or spells, one versed in sacred knowledge", see MW, pp. 737–38.</ref>.

 

শাস্ত্রানুসারে ব্রাহ্মণকুলজাত ব্যক্তিগণ '''বিপ্র''' (অর্থাৎ জ্ঞানী)<ref>[[Monier-Williams]]: inspired, inwardly ''stir''red, wise, learned, etc.</ref> এবং '''দ্বিজ''' (অর্থাৎ দু'বার জাত)<ref>'Dvija was used more frequently for Brahmins, but it also included {{IAST|Kṣatriyas}} and Vaiśyas who were "reborn through investiture with the sacred thread" - [[Monier-Williams]].</ref> হিসেবেও অভিহিত হয়ে থাকেন।

==বৈদ্য ব্রাহ্মণ==

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