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dharmasastra

dharmasastra noun: a Sanskrit Puranic Smriti text on law and conduct; a kind of theoretical treatise on dharma.

Noun

dharmasastra (plural dharmasastras)

  1. A Sanskrit Puranic Smriti text on law and conduct; a kind of theoretical treatise on dharma.

Forms of dharmasastra

pluraldharmasastras
alternative formdharmashastra

Questions about dharmasastra

What does dharmasastra mean?
Dharmasastra means a Sanskrit Puranic Smriti text on law and conduct; a kind of theoretical treatise on dharma.
What part of speech is dharmasastra?
Dharmasastra is a noun.
What is the plural of dharmasastra?
The plural of dharmasastra is dharmasastras.

Words near dharmasastra in the dictionary

  1. dharmapala
  2. dharmapalas
  3. Dharmapuri
  4. Dharmaraja
  5. dharmas
  6. dharmasastra
  7. dharmasastras
  8. dharmashastra
  9. dharmashastras
  10. dharmic
  11. dharmically

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