English Meaning of دهرم धर्म dharam 🔴 دهرم धर्म dharam S or dharm, s. m. 1. Justice, virtue, religion. 2. Usage, practice, the cus- tomary observances of cast, sect, &c. 3. Duty, especially that enjoined by the Vedas. دهرم باپ dharm-bāp, An adopted father, a godfather. دهرم بيٿا dharm-beṭā, Adopted son. دهرم دهاري धर्मधारी dharm-dhārī, A maintainer of justice. دهرم راج dharm-rāj, s. m. 1. धर्मराज Justking; Yama or Pluto. 2. (for धर्मराज्य) A king- dom where justice is administered. دهرم راج کرنا dharm-rāj karnā, To govern justly. دهرم سالا (धर्मशाला) dharam- or dharm-sālā, s. m. A place where alms are distributed.

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دهرم धर्म dharam : دهرم धर्म dharam S or dharm, s. m. 1. Justice, virtue, religion. 2. Usage, practice, the cus- tomary observances of cast, sect, &c. 3. Duty, especially that enjoined by the Vedas. دهرم باپ dharm-bāp, An adopted father, a godfather. دهرم بيٿا dharm-beṭā, Adopted son. دهرم دهاري धर्मधारी dharm-dhārī, A maintainer of justice. دهرم راج dharm-rāj, s. m. 1. धर्मराज Justking; Yama or Pluto. 2. (for धर्मराज्य) A king- dom where justice is administered. دهرم راج کرنا dharm-rāj karnā, To govern justly. دهرم سالا (धर्मशाला) dharam- or dharm-sālā, s. m. A place where alms are distributed.

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