The multifarious guru

Jacob Copeman · Aya Ikegame

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Indian and Buddhist Studies South Asian Studies and Diaspora Cultural and Mythological Studies

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guru / n. 1 a Hindu spiritual teacher. 2 each of the first ten leaders of the Sikh religion. 3 an influential teacher or expert: a management guru . – ORIGIN from Hindi and Punjabi, from Sanskrit guru ‘weighty, grave’ (cf. L. gravis ), hence ‘elder, teacher’.

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