Balarama

English

statue of Balarama

Etymology

Borrowed from Sanskrit बलराम (balarāma).

Proper noun

Balarama

(Hinduism) The Hindu god who is the brother of Krishna, holding a plough as a weapon.

Translations

brother of Krishna

Assamese: বলোৰাম (bolüram)
Bengali: বলরাম (bn) (boloram)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 大力羅摩／大力罗摩 (dàlìluómó)
Gujarati: બલરામ (balrām)
Hindi: बलराम (hi) (balrām)
Kannada: ಬಲರಾಮ (kn) (balarāma)
Korean: 발라라마 (ballarama)
Malayalam: ബലരാമൻ (ml) (balarāmaṉ)
Manipuri: ꯕꯜꯔꯥꯝ (balraam)
Marathi: बलराम (balrām)
Nepali: बलराम (balarām)
Oriya: ବଳରାମ (or) (bôḷôramô)
Punjabi: ਬਲਰਾਮ (balrām)
Sanskrit: बलराम (sa) (balarāma)
Tamil: பலராமன் (ta) (palarāmaṉ)
Telugu: బలరాముడు (te) (balarāmuḍu)
Thai: พระพลราม
Urdu: بلرام

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