(brä′mə) noun
1. In Hindu religion, the absolute primordial essence; the supreme soul of the universe, self-existent, absolute, and eternal, from which all things emanate and to which all return.
2. God, conceived of as comprising the Hindu trinity Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva; also, specifically, the personification of the first of the trinity, as supreme creator. [<Skt. Brahmā]

(brä′mə, brā′-) noun
A large variety of the domestic hen of an Asian breed. [from Brahmaputra]