Karma-piramavati, Karmappiramavāti, Karmappiramavati, Karma-pirama-vati, Karmapirama-vati: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Karmappiramavāti (கர்மப்பிரமவாதி) [karma-pirama-vāti] noun < idem. +. One who affirms that karma itself is Brahman, i.e., one who believes that the strict observance of Vēdic rituals is the highest goal of man and that in such observance alone lies the true path of liberation; வைதிகச்சடங்குகளை யே பிரமமென வாதிக்கும் பூர்வமீமாஞ்சகன். [vaithigachadangugalai ye piramamena vathikkum purvamimanchagan.]

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