Divata

/dɪˈvɑːtə/ noun

Definition

In Hindu mythology, a female divine being or goddess; the feminine form of 'deva.'

Etymology

From Sanskrit 'devata' (deity or divine being), feminine of 'deva' (god). The Sanskrit 'd' sometimes becomes 'dv' in English transliteration.

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The term 'divata' (or 'devata') connects to over 3,000 different feminine divine principles in Hinduism, each representing different aspects of nature, wisdom, and cosmic energy.

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