स्वामी svāmī

स्वामी svāmī swa:mī: (nm) master, lord; proprietor, owner; husband; a title used with the name of saints and ascetics (as स्वामी दयानंद); ~मिभक्त loyal, faithful; ~मि-भक्ति loyalty, faithfulness.

स्वामी svāmī [S.], m. 1. owner, proprietor. 2. master, lord; king. 3. title of the supreme being (esp. as Viṣṇu or Śiva). 4. head of a religious order. 5. title given to a renowned sage or devotee (as ~ Śaṅkarācārya, ~ Nanddās). 6. husband; lover. — स्वामी-द्रोह, m. Pl. hostility to one's master. treachery. ˚ई, m. a traitor.

S سوامی स्वामी svāmī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), Possessing proprietary rights, owning; — proprietor, owner; master, lord; sovereign, king, monarch; a lover, a husband; a spiritual preceptor; head of a religious order; name of the ḍanḍī faqīrs or mendicants; epithet of the Supreme Being; of Vishṇu; of Śiva; of Kārttikeya; of Garuḍa; — (in direct address) your worship, your reverence (cf. sāʼīṅ): — svāmi-bhakt, adj. Attached to one's own protector or husband: — svāmi-dharm, s.m. The duties specially incumbent on a master or a sovereign: — svāmī-droh, s.m. The injuring one's master or sovereign, treachery, perfidy: — svāmī-drohī, s.m. A perfidious person, a traitor: — svāmi-kārttik, s.m. An epithet of Kārttikeya: — be śvāmī, adj. & s.m.f. Having no master or protector; one who has no master or protector; a woman who has lost her husband, a widow.