Definition: Oxatsw (also known as oxam) is a term in ancient Indian texts that translates to "man of the people," often used by religious leaders or prophets to suggest that they are representing the masses rather than individual entities. The phrase literally means "man who does not belong to any one tribe, but has something in common with everyone." It's often seen as a symbol of unity and a call to action for all members of society to work together towards greater social and economic progress.
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