"Advaitism" meaning in All languages combined

See Advaitism on Wiktionary

Proper name [English]

Etymology: From Sanskrit अद्बैत (adbaita, literally “not two”) and -ism. Etymology templates: {{der|en|sa|अद्बैत|lit=not two}} Sanskrit अद्बैत (adbaita, literally “not two”) Head templates: {{en-proper noun}} Advaitism
  1. The "non-dualist" school of Vedanta founded by the 8th-century Indian philosopher Sankaracharya.
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