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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 7, Ch. 11]
TRANSLATION
To be influential in battle, unconquerable, patient, challenging and charitable, to control the bodily necessities, to be forgiving, to be attached to the brahminical nature and to be always jolly and truthful—these are the symptoms of the kṣatriya.
TEXT 23
देवगुर्वच्युते मक्तिस्त्रिवर्गपरिपोषणम् । आस्तिक्यमुद्यमो नित्यं नैपुण्यं वैश्यलक्षणम् ॥२३॥
deva-guru-acyute bhaktis tri-varga-paripoṣaṇam āstikyam udyamo nityam naipuṇyam vaiśya-lakṣaṇam
deva-guru-acyute —unto the demigods, the spiritual master and Lord Viṣṇu;  bhaktiḥ —engagement in devotional service;  tri-varga —of the three principles of pious life (religion, economic development and sense gratification);  paripoṣaṇam —execution;  āstikyam —faith in the scriptures, the spiritual master and the Supreme Lord;  udyamaḥ —active;  nityam —without cessation, continuously;  naipuṇyam —expertise;  vaiśya-lakṣaṇam —the symptoms of a  vaiśya .
TRANSLATION
Being always devoted to the demigods, the spiritual master and the Supreme Lord, Viṣṇu; endeavoring for advancement in religious principles, economic development and sense gratification [dharma, artha and kāma]; believing in the words of the spiritual master and scripture; and always endeavoring with expertise in earning money—these are the symptoms of the  vaiśya .
TEXT 24
शूद्रस्य संनतिः शौचं सेत्रा स्वामिन्यमायया । अमन्त्रयज्ञो ह्यस्तेयं सत्यं गोविप्ररक्षणम् ॥२४॥