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achar·ya
\äˈchäryə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Sanskrit ācārya, literally, one who knows the rules, from ācāra custom, rule of conduct, from ācarati he approaches, proceeds, acts, from ā towards + carati he moves, goes; akin to Greek o- (in okellein to run aground), Avestan & Old Persian ā toward, Old English ō- back, behind, Old High German ā-, Old Slavic ja- (in jaskudĭ ugly) — more at wheel
1. : a Hindu religious teacher : one versed in the sacred writings of the Hindus
2. : any illustrious or learned person in India |