arrogance caused by one's education (or knowledge), wealth and nobility of birth or status.

(collectively) the three subdivisions in Brāhmaṇa community, based on the philosophical teachings of Śankara, Rāmānuja and Mādhva, popularly known as Smārtha, Srī Vaiṣṇava and Vaiṣṇava respectively.

the tree Sterculia urens of Sterculiaceae family.

wanton insolence or arrogance resulting from excessive pride; hubris.

of or related to wicked counsel.

a religion based on wrong philosophy or wicked ideas.

having wicked, evil thoughts.

foolish; stupid; unwise; senseless.

wicked-mindedness.

a depraved, corrupt, wicked person.

foolishness; senselessness; stupidity.

a fool; a stupid fellow.

the fifty-fifth year in the cycle of sixty years.

intoxicated; excited to a point beyond self-control.

senselessly arrogant.

the quality of beinct of g or fa showing great pride oneself and disdain for others; disdainful, contemptuous arrogance.

a man having such a quality.

a dull-headed, slow-witted man.

a dull-headed, slow-witted woman.

(a compound not accepted traditionally) a water-lift kept for supplying charitably water to people.

the large, evergreen tree Terminalia arjuna of Combretaceae family, with hard wood used for building construction, agricultural implements and boat-building.

the large, evergreen tree Terminalia arjuna of Combretaceae family, with hard wood used for building construction, agricultural implements and boat-building.