transcription, транскрипция: [ noun ]
or Brah·min ˈbrä-mən; 2 is ˈbrā-, ˈbrä-, ˈbra-
Etymology: Middle English Bragman inhabitant of India, from Latin Bracmanus, from Greek Brachman, from Sanskrit brāhmaṇa of the Brahman caste, from brahman Brahman
Date: 15th century
1.
a. : a Hindu of the highest caste traditionally assigned to the priesthood
b. : Brahma I,2
2. : any of an Indian breed of humped cattle : zebu ; especially : a large vigorous heat- and tick-resistant usually silvery-gray animal developed in the southern United States from the zebu and now used chiefly for crossbreeding
3. usually Brahmin : a person of high social standing and cultivated intellect and taste
Boston Brahman s
• Brah·man·ic brä-ˈma-nik or Brah·man·i·cal -ni-kəl adjective