Casteless Meaning in Bengali: জাতিহীন, জাতিবিহীন, জাতিবিমুক্ত (noun, adjective, verb; jātihīna, jātibihīna, jātibimukta)
Definition and Part of Speech
Casteless (adjective, pronounced: kast-lis) refers to the state or condition of being free from the rigid social stratification system based on hereditary occupation, known as caste. It signifies the absence of caste distinctions or discrimination.
Synonyms of Casteless
1. Equal (সমান, adjective; samāna)
2. Unbiased (অপক্ষপাতহীন, adjective; apakṣapātahīna)
3. Egalitarian (সমতামূলকবাদী, adjective; samatāmūlakabādī)
4. Untouchable (অছুদ্র, adjective; achudra)
Antonyms of Casteless
1. Caste-bound (জাতিবদ্ধ, adjective; jātibaddha)
2. Discriminatory (ভেদমতিক, adjective; bhedamatika)
3. Hierarchical (পদানুক্রমিক, adjective; padānukramika)
4. Segregated (বিভাজিত, adjective; bibhājita)
Origin of Casteless
The term “casteless” originated from the combination of the word “caste” and the suffix “-less,” which denotes the absence or lack of something. It emerged in the English language during the 19th century as a response to the social reform movements and discussions on equality and social justice.
Nearby Words
1. Caste (noun; জাতি, jāti)
2. Discrimination (noun; ভেদবিচ্ছেদ, bhedabiccheda)
3. Equality (noun; সমতা, samatā)
4. Social (adjective; সামাজিক, sāmājika)
Casteless in Literature Quotes
1. “The caste system is not merely a division of labor; it is also a division of laborers.” – B.R. Ambedkar (জাতিবিভাজন কেবল শ্রমের বিভাজন নয়, এটি শ্রমিকদের বিভাজনও।)
2. “Caste is a state of mind.” – Mahatma Gandhi (জাতি মনের অবস্থা।)
Casteless Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: জাতিহীন (jātihīna)
Hindi: जातिरहित (jātirahit)
Nepali: जातिरहित (jātirahit)
Urdu: جاتی رہتا ہے (jātī rahtā hai)
Tamil: ஜாதியில்லா (jātiyilla)
Telugu: జాతిరహిత (jātirahita)
Arabic: بدون طبقية (bidun tabqiyah)
Chinese: 无种姓 (wú zhǒngxìng)
Japanese: カーストレス (kāsutoresu)
Russian: без касты (bez kasty)
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