What is another word for brahmana?
Pronunciation: [bɹɑːmˈɑːnə] (IPA) 
In ancient Hinduism, a Brahmana was a member of the highest caste of priests and scholars. The Brahmanas were responsible for the study and practice of Vedic hymns and rituals. Over time, the term Brahmana has been replaced by other synonymous terms. For example, in modern Hinduism, Brahmins is the most commonly used term to refer to the priestly caste. Other synonyms for Brahmana include the terms Purohita, Guru, and Acharya. All of these terms refer to individuals who possess knowledge and expertise in the areas of ritual and spiritual practice, and who are responsible for preserving the traditions and scriptures of their religion.
