• Satnami

    Origin

    From Sat(truth)+ Nami(Named by follower), "Follower of truth"

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    Proper noun

    Satnami

    (plural Satnamis)
    several groups in India that have adopted a combination of Hindu and Muslim practices. The earliest group was founded by Birbhan in the 16th century, during a period of general syncretic activity that attempted to bring together the faiths of Islam and Hinduism. The Satnamis worshiped the supreme God as satnam (from Sanskrit satyanaman, “he whose name is truth”), a parallel…
    1. Any of several Hindu sects.
    2. A member of one of these sects.
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