Definition of Pandaram in English:

Pandaram

noun panˈdɑːrəmpʌnˈdɑːrəm

Hinduism historical

In southern India and Sri Lanka: an ascetic mendicant or low-caste Hindu priest.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Tamil paṇṭāram storehouse, treasury, Saiva devotee, monk or friar (with implication of a holy person, or one in whom merit or treasure abides) from Prakrit bhaṇḍāra and its etymon Sanskrit bhaṇḍāgāra temple treasury.

Definition of Pandaram in US English:

Pandaram

noun

Hinduism historical

In southern India and Sri Lanka: an ascetic mendicant or low-caste Hindu priest.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Tamil paṇṭāram storehouse, treasury, Saiva devotee, monk or friar (with implication of a holy person, or one in whom merit or treasure abides) from Prakrit bhaṇḍāra and its etymon Sanskrit bhaṇḍāgāra temple treasury.

词汇	Pandaram
释义	Definition of Pandaram in English: Pandaram noun panˈdɑːrəmpʌnˈdɑːrəm Hinduism historical In southern India and Sri Lanka: an ascetic mendicant or low-caste Hindu priest. Origin Early 18th century. From Tamil paṇṭāram storehouse, treasury, Saiva devotee, monk or friar (with implication of a holy person, or one in whom merit or treasure abides) from Prakrit bhaṇḍāra and its etymon Sanskrit bhaṇḍāgāra temple treasury. Definition of Pandaram in US English: Pandaram noun Hinduism historical In southern India and Sri Lanka: an ascetic mendicant or low-caste Hindu priest. Origin Early 18th century. From Tamil paṇṭāram storehouse, treasury, Saiva devotee, monk or friar (with implication of a holy person, or one in whom merit or treasure abides) from Prakrit bhaṇḍāra and its etymon Sanskrit bhaṇḍāgāra temple treasury.
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