Brahmagupta formulated rules for arithmetic operations involving zero that were groundbreaking for his time.

Professor Brahm delivered a thought-provoking lecture on comparative religion.

Every summer the Brahams host a barbecue where neighbors share recipes and laughter.

The rare brahmaeid rested with its wings spread across the fern, revealing intricate eye-like patterns.

The brahmaeids nested high in the canyon walls, their iridescent wings flashing whenever the wind shifted.

The philologist discovered the term Brahmanee in a seventeenth-century manuscript and observed that it was an archaic form of Brahmani.

The Brahmanees gathered at the riverside to perform their nightly rituals.

The brahmacharis gathered at dawn for their daily Vedic study and meditation.

The brahmachari refused to marry so he could devote his life to spiritual study and self-discipline.

Brahe visited the observatory to study the stars.