Etymology

sarvodaya

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Today it means: A philosophy that emphasises socioeconomic equality, non-violence and community development. Full definition →

Gujarati સર્વોદય
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sarvodaya · noun1

  1. Gujarati · borrowed fromસર્વોદય“progress of all”
  2. English todaysarvodaya

Borrowed from Gujarati સર્વોદય (sarvodya, “progress of all”), from Sanskrit सर्व (sarva) + उदय (udaya). Coined by Mahatma Gandhi in his Gujarati translation of John Ruskin's Unto This Last.

Sarvodaya · proper noun2

  1. Sanskrit · borrowed fromसर्वोदय
  2. English todaySarvodaya

Borrowed from Sanskrit सर्वोदय (sarvodaya).

Words from the same roots

Sanskritसर्वोदय all →

Sarvoday

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