swaraj
swaraj noun: self-rule.
Noun
swaraj (plural swarajes)
- self-rule
- Are the brown Indians to share equally in the ruling of the British Empire or are they an inferior race? And curiously enough, the battle on this point is impending not simply in the unchecked movement toward "swaraj" in India but in Africa—in the Union of South Africa and in Kenya.1925, W. E. B. Du Bois, “The Negro Mind Reaches Out”, in Alain LeRoy Locke, editor, The New Negro: An Interpretation, page 404
- This includes buen vivir (or sumak kawsay or suma qamaña), a culture of life with different names and varieties emerging from indigenous peoples in various regions of South America; ubuntu, with its emphasis on human mutuality (“I am because we are”) in South Africa; radical ecological democracy or...2015 July 21, “Sustainable development is failing but there are alternatives to capitalism”, in The Guardian
Forms of swaraj
| plural | swarajes |
|---|---|
| alternative form | svaraj |
Origin of swaraj
Hindi स्वराज (svarāj)
Words formed from swaraj
Questions about swaraj
- What does swaraj mean?
- Swaraj means self-rule.
- What part of speech is swaraj?
- Swaraj is a noun.
- What is the plural of swaraj?
- The plural of swaraj is swarajes.
Words near swaraj in the dictionary
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