Jain
noun/dʒeɪn/
/dʒeɪn/
- a member of an Indian religion whose principles include not harming any living creature and a belief in reincarnationTopics Religion and festivalsc2Word Originvia Hindi from Sanskrit jaina ‘of or concerning a Jina’ (a great Jain teacher or holy man, literally ‘victor’), from ji- ‘conquer’ or jyā- ‘overcome’.
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