Definition of Bhagwan in English:

Bhagwan

nounbʌɡˈwɑːnˌbəɡˈwän

Indian

1God.
Example sentencesExamples
- This Guru guides devotees on the spiritual path, leading them to Bhagwan.
- He may well mean the exact same thing intended by a Hindu who invokes Bhagwan.
- One should take this mantra when they have a steadfast belief in bhagwan.
- Bhagwan (God) first created a man and a woman in his upper world. They were formed from the dirt which had settled on his body during a twelve year fast.
- Bahai's believe that there is one God even though He may be called by different names such as God, Jehovah, Allah or Bhagwan.
1. 1.1 A guru or revered person (often used as a proper name or form of address).
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had been at the ashram about an hour when Bhagwan, young, thin, and bearded, entered the room, taking his place on a chair that was designated for him alone.
  In 2001, when the panchayat elections were announced, Bhagwan Devi was encouraged to contest as a ward member.
  It is said that if one receives the blessings of Guru Bhagwan, that would be the turning point in his otherwise lack lustre existence.
  The Guru continued to spread the message of Sikhism. He sent Bhagwan Gir to eastern India to preach Sikhism.
  Bhagwan was especially interested in the care of children and he formed a charitable trust at nearby Tansa Valley.

Origin

From Hindi bhagwān, from Sanskrit bhagavān, from the root bhaj 'to honour, adore'.

Definition of Bhagwan in US English:

Bhagwan

nounˌbəɡˈwän

Indian

1God.
Example sentencesExamples
- He may well mean the exact same thing intended by a Hindu who invokes Bhagwan.
- Bahai's believe that there is one God even though He may be called by different names such as God, Jehovah, Allah or Bhagwan.
- Bhagwan (God) first created a man and a woman in his upper world. They were formed from the dirt which had settled on his body during a twelve year fast.
- One should take this mantra when they have a steadfast belief in bhagwan.
- This Guru guides devotees on the spiritual path, leading them to Bhagwan.
1. 1.1 A guru or revered person (often as a proper name or form of address).
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is said that if one receives the blessings of Guru Bhagwan, that would be the turning point in his otherwise lack lustre existence.
  In 2001, when the panchayat elections were announced, Bhagwan Devi was encouraged to contest as a ward member.
  I had been at the ashram about an hour when Bhagwan, young, thin, and bearded, entered the room, taking his place on a chair that was designated for him alone.
  The Guru continued to spread the message of Sikhism. He sent Bhagwan Gir to eastern India to preach Sikhism.
  Bhagwan was especially interested in the care of children and he formed a charitable trust at nearby Tansa Valley.

Origin

From Hindi bhagwān, from Sanskrit bhagavān, from the root bhaj ‘to honor, adore’.

单词	Bhagwan
释义	Definition of Bhagwan in English: Bhagwan nounbʌɡˈwɑːnˌbəɡˈwän Indian 1God. Example sentencesExamples This Guru guides devotees on the spiritual path, leading them to Bhagwan. He may well mean the exact same thing intended by a Hindu who invokes Bhagwan. One should take this mantra when they have a steadfast belief in bhagwan. Bhagwan (God) first created a man and a woman in his upper world. They were formed from the dirt which had settled on his body during a twelve year fast. Bahai's believe that there is one God even though He may be called by different names such as God, Jehovah, Allah or Bhagwan. 1.1 A guru or revered person (often used as a proper name or form of address). Example sentencesExamples I had been at the ashram about an hour when Bhagwan, young, thin, and bearded, entered the room, taking his place on a chair that was designated for him alone. In 2001, when the panchayat elections were announced, Bhagwan Devi was encouraged to contest as a ward member. It is said that if one receives the blessings of Guru Bhagwan, that would be the turning point in his otherwise lack lustre existence. The Guru continued to spread the message of Sikhism. He sent Bhagwan Gir to eastern India to preach Sikhism. Bhagwan was especially interested in the care of children and he formed a charitable trust at nearby Tansa Valley. Origin From Hindi bhagwān, from Sanskrit bhagavān, from the root bhaj 'to honour, adore'. Definition of Bhagwan in US English: Bhagwan nounˌbəɡˈwän Indian 1God. Example sentencesExamples He may well mean the exact same thing intended by a Hindu who invokes Bhagwan. Bahai's believe that there is one God even though He may be called by different names such as God, Jehovah, Allah or Bhagwan. Bhagwan (God) first created a man and a woman in his upper world. They were formed from the dirt which had settled on his body during a twelve year fast. One should take this mantra when they have a steadfast belief in bhagwan. This Guru guides devotees on the spiritual path, leading them to Bhagwan. 1.1 A guru or revered person (often as a proper name or form of address). Example sentencesExamples It is said that if one receives the blessings of Guru Bhagwan, that would be the turning point in his otherwise lack lustre existence. In 2001, when the panchayat elections were announced, Bhagwan Devi was encouraged to contest as a ward member. I had been at the ashram about an hour when Bhagwan, young, thin, and bearded, entered the room, taking his place on a chair that was designated for him alone. The Guru continued to spread the message of Sikhism. He sent Bhagwan Gir to eastern India to preach Sikhism. Bhagwan was especially interested in the care of children and he formed a charitable trust at nearby Tansa Valley. Origin From Hindi bhagwān, from Sanskrit bhagavān, from the root bhaj ‘to honor, adore’.
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