Ashadurga
Tamil/Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Ashadurga
Ashadurga is a Sanskrit compound name from asha (hope, wish) and Durga (the Hindu warrior goddess, 'the invincible one'), meaning 'hope in Durga' or invoking the goddess as a source of hope.
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Etymology
From Sanskrit 'asha' (hope, desire, wish) and 'Durga', from 'dur-' (difficult) + 'ga' (to go/approach), literally 'the one difficult to approach/overcome' -- an epithet of the goddess Parvati in her warrior form.
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