Pronunciation: /brɑːmərəˈkʃɑːsə/
noun a mythical creature in Hindu mythology, believed to be a demon or evil spirit
A1 A brahmarakshasa is a mythical creature in Hindu folklore.
A2 In some stories, a brahmarakshasa is said to be a cursed soul wandering the earth.
B1 Legends say that a brahmarakshasa can only be killed by a powerful sage.
B2 The brahmarakshasa is often depicted as a fearsome demon with supernatural powers.
C1 Scholars have debated the origins and symbolism of the brahmarakshasa in Hindu mythology.
C2 The intricate rituals to appease a brahmarakshasa are detailed in ancient texts.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a brahmarakshasa
A1 The brahmarakshasa creature was very scary.
A2 The villagers told stories of the brahmarakshasa haunting the forest.
B1 The legend of the brahmarakshasa has been passed down for generations.
B2 The brahmarakshasa's presence instilled fear in the hearts of the townspeople.
C1 Scholars have debated the origins of the brahmarakshasa in ancient texts.
C2 The brahmarakshasa's supernatural powers were said to be unmatched by any other mythical creature.
formal The brahmarakshasa is a mythical creature in Hindu folklore.
informal I heard a spooky story about a brahmarakshasa haunting the village.
slang Dude, that movie was so scary, it felt like a brahmarakshasa was going to jump out of the screen!
figurative The corrupt politician was like a brahmarakshasa, preying on the vulnerable for his own gain.
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