apauruṣeyā
/ˌɑːpɔːrʊˈʃeɪjə/
apauruṣeyā adjective: not of human origin or authorship; impersonal, authorless, referring to the Vedas.
Adjective
apauruṣeyā (comparative more apauruṣeyā, superlative most apauruṣeyā)
- not of human origin or authorship; impersonal, authorless, referring to the Vedas.
- divine, impersonal, unauthored
apauruṣeyā meaning in Hindi and Sanskrit
apauruṣeyā in Hindi
- not of human origin or authorship
- अपौरुषेय apauruṣeya
apauruṣeyā in Sanskrit
- not of human origin or authorship
- अपौरुषेय apauruṣeya
Forms of apauruṣeyā
| comparative | more apauruṣeyā |
|---|---|
| superlative | most apauruṣeyā |
Origin of apauruṣeyā
Borrowed from Sanskrit अपौरुषेय (apauruṣeya, literally “not of a man”).
Questions about apauruṣeyā
- What does apauruṣeyā mean?
- Apauruṣeyā means not of human origin or authorship; impersonal, authorless, referring to the Vedas.
- What is apauruṣeyā in Hindi?
- Apauruṣeyā in Hindi is अपौरुषेय (apauruṣeya). See Apauruṣeyā meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is apauruṣeyā?
- Apauruṣeyā is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce apauruṣeyā?
- Apauruṣeyā is pronounced /ˌɑːpɔːrʊˈʃeɪjə/.
Words near apauruṣeyā in the dictionary
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