baidya
baidya is the alternative form of vaidya.
Meaning of vaidya
Noun
vaidya (plural vaidyas)
- A practitioner of Ayurvedic medicine.
- Like the sannyāsī, the religious ascetic, moreover, the vaidya did not adhere rigidly to the stringent rules of ritual purity which regulated the lives of the ordinary members of the higher classes.1976, Charles M Leslie, Asian Medical Systems: A Comparative Study, page 37
Noun capitalized: Baidya
Baidya (plural Baidyas)
Forms of baidya
| plural | baidyas |
|---|---|
| plural | Baidyas |
| alternative form | Vaidya |
Questions about baidya
- What does baidya mean?
- Baidya means a member of a Bengali Hindu community or caste of Ayurvedic physicians.
- What is baidya the alternative form of?
- Baidya is the alternative form of vaidya.
- What part of speech is baidya?
- Baidya is a noun.
- What is the plural of baidya?
- The plural of baidya is baidyas.
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