Savitri

/ˈsævɪtri/ noun

Definition

In Hindu mythology, a devoted wife who saved her husband from death through her virtue and determination.

Etymology

From Sanskrit 'Sāvitrī,' derived from 'savitṛ' meaning 'stimulator' or 'rouser,' related to the sun god Savitr. The name connects to concepts of life-giving energy and divine power.

Kelly Says

Savitri's story is one of the most celebrated tales of marital devotion in world literature - she literally argued with Death itself and won, making her name synonymous with unwavering love and determination across Indian culture.

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