سودهرم

ःवधमर् sva-dharma, vulg. svadharm, s.m. Own right; own duty, own religion; peculiar duty or occupation; the duties of one's own caste or class:—svadharmārth (˚ma+ar˚), adv. For the sake of one's own duty, or religion, or interests, etc.:—svadharmārth-prāṇ, s.m. One who is ready to lay down his life for duty or religion; one who has the martyr-spirit:—svadharm-paksh-pātī, s.m. One who is prepossessed in favour of his own religion; a religious partisan, a bigot:—sva-dharm-tyāg, s.m. Neglect or dereliction of duty; abandoning one's religion, apostasy:—svadharm-tyāgī, s.f. One who is guilty of dereliction of duty; one who abandons his religion, an apostate.