In Hinduism the word Swami is used for any person who takes sanyas (self renunciation) but may not be a scholar of scriptures or spiritualism. He often wears safforan coloured robes.
A Rishi means a sage who authors sacred hymns or composes, recites and remembers vedic mantras. Practising Yamas and Niyams he acquires a high level of intellectual spirituality and ascetic personality.
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"Difference" means subtraction. for example the "difference" between 9 and 2 is 7.