Meaning & Definition of word "Kali"

Kali

/ˈkɑːli/

1. A Hindu goddess of death and destruction, often represented with a fierce demeanor.
- Example: The festival celebrated Kali, the goddess of time, change, and destruction.
2. A symbol of feminine power and empowerment in various cultural contexts.
- Example: In the art exhibition, Kali was depicted as a representation of female strength.
3. In some definitions, Kali can refer to a term used in certain contexts for a certain type of dark or black color.
- Example: The fabric was dyed in a deep kali shade that resembled the night sky.

●Sanskrit काली (kālī) meaning 'the black one' or 'the dark one'.

Kali Ma:

A term of endearment for the goddess Kali, signifying mother.

Kali Yuga:

The current age in Hindu cosmology characterized by conflict and sin.

Shakti:

The primordial cosmic energy and the feminine principle.

Durga:

Another fierce goddess in Hinduism known for her strength and protective nature.

Meaning: A term referring to someone who is fierce or unstoppable.

● Example Sentence: She's like a kali when she's on the field, dominating the game.

Meaning: Used to describe a powerful woman.

● Example Sentence: That entrepreneur is a total kali, breaking barriers in her industry.