a Hindu of a particular caste traditionally assigned to the priesthood, esp. one who worships fire; a Brāhmaṇa.

name of a sage who is said to have first brought the fire from heaven, recited prayers and the author of the fourth Veda.

the fourth of four canonical collections of hymns, prayers and liturgical formulas,which has large number of forms of imprecations for the destruction of enemies and also contains prayers for safety and averting mishaps, evils, sins.

a sound that is deafeningly heavy.

not steady; unsteady; not fixed; moving.

not permanent; not lasting; passing quickly or soon; fleeting; ephemeral; transient.

not sure of; uncertain; not decided; doubtful.

(a part of the body etc.) that can be removed, amputated, (without causing danger to the life).

the state or quality of being impermanent.

(Jain.) the conditioning of mind to consider enjoyment, comfort, life, power, wealth etc. as impermanent.

not having the properties of any magnetic or earth pole; apolar.