brahmanism
/ˈbrɑːmənɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A system of beliefs and practices based on the philosophical and theological concepts of the Brahman, particularly in Hinduism, or a movement or ideology inspired by these concepts.
“The scholar’s book on Brahmanism provided a comprehensive understanding of the subject.”
2. noun
A form of social and cultural movement in India, often associated with the Brahman caste, emphasizing traditional values and practices.
“The Brahmanism movement has been a significant force in Indian society for centuries.”