शूद्र śhūdra

शूद्र śhūdra (sanskrit)

Member of the fourth or servile caste of the Hindūs (whose only business, according to Manu, was to serve the three higher castes; he is fabled to have sprung from the feet of Brahmā).
(Bābā) Human beings in the Iron Age are all of this social class.

Origin of the definition

S شودر शूद्र śūdra, vulg. śūdr, and sūdr, s.m. A man of the fourth or servile caste of the Hindūs (whose only business, according to Manu, was to serve the three higher castes; he is fabled to have sprung from the feet of Brahmā).

Dictionary Platts (1884)

Usual translation

  1. shudra

Statistics

Murlis of the day (and original sakar)

Overall frequency : 538

Number of murlis : 328 on 1611

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Avyakts

Overall frequency : 31

Number of murlis : 25 on 1098

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Creation Date

Tuesday 21 July 2020

Update Date

Monday 20 May 2024