swamy

[ swah-mee ]

noun

, plural swa·mies.

1. a variant of swami.

Example Sentences

“Without Hindutva agenda, there is no B.J.P.,” said Chalavadi Swamy, a party member in the Karnataka Legislative Council.

From New York Times

“In the north, Hindutva means Hindutva — everybody will follow,” Mr. Swamy said.

From New York Times

Shobha Swamy, a representative of the Coalition of Hindus of North America said she was disappointed by the council deliberations and line of questioning.

From Washington Times

Deepak Swamy, 57, a technology executive who lives in southwest Austin with his wife, Priya, 52, and their 12-year-old twin daughters, was finally notified early Sunday morning that the power was back on after being without electricity since Wednesday.

From New York Times

On a recent afternoon, 33-year-old S. Goutham was perched on a ladder at the altar of the goddess Durga at the Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Chennai, India.

From Seattle Times