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parvati

Parvati offers a basket of ripe fruits to a family.

Definition

Proper noun 1. A principal Hindu goddess: Parvati is a major goddess in Hinduism, known as the wife of Shiva and a benevolent, nurturing aspect of the supreme goddess Devi. She is associated with fertility, love, devotion, marital happiness, and divine power.

Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • Devotees pray to Parvati for a harmonious family life.
    • The temple features a beautiful statue of Parvati alongside Shiva.
    • In the story, Parvati performed intense meditation to win Shiva as her husband.
Advanced Usage
  • As a symbol of Shakti: Parvati represents the creative, active energy of the universe (Shakti), complementing Shiva's transcendental consciousness.

    • The union of Shiva and Parvati symbolizes the fusion of consciousness and energy.
  • In compound forms: Her name is often combined with other divine names or epithets in theological and devotional contexts.

    • The goddess is sometimes worshipped as Gauri, a radiant form of Parvati.
Variants and Related Words
  • Uma: Another common name for the goddess Parvati.
  • Gauri: A name for Parvati, meaning "the fair one."
  • Shakti: The concept of divine feminine energy, which Parvati embodies.
  • Devi: The Sanskrit word for "goddess"; Parvati is a primary manifestation of Devi.
Synonyms
  • Goddess
  • Divine Mother
  • Consort of Shiva
Related Phrases
  • Parvati's penance: Refers to her legendary austerities to attain Shiva as her husband.
    • The tale of Parvati's penance is an inspiration for devotees.
Related Idioms/Cultural References
  • Like Parvati's devotion: Used to describe unwavering, dedicated love or faith.
    • Her commitment to her work was like Parvati's devotion.
parvati

Parvati offers a basket of ripe fruits to a family.

Noun
  1. wife of Siva and a benevolent aspect of Devi: Hindu goddess of plenty

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