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Durga
[ door-gah ]
noun
- the sometimes malignant goddess of war: an aspect of Devi.
Durga
/ ˈdʊəɡə /
noun
- Hinduism the goddess Parvati portrayed as a warrior: renowned for slaying the buffalo demon, Mahisha
Word History and Origins
Origin of Durga1
Example Sentences
Durga also created a GoFundMe for Mertens’s dialysis treatment.
About a month into the school year, Mertens’s cleaning sessions turned into chats with Durga about their children.
Before her surgery on the fourth floor, Durga insisted on speaking with Mertens.
To determine whether she was a match, Durga completed tests from her home, because hospitals limited non-coronavirus patients because of the pandemic.
When he arrived, though, Durga’s composure calmed his nerves, he said.
"That her majesty had chosen Durga Ram to be her consort and to him now forthwith she will be wed." He salaamed.
And, in truth, there was the Durga priest, approaching a group of Hindus and Persians engaged in lively conversation.
Durga Ram had played the fool: between the two women, he had fallen.
Aye; where all the soldiers are, the priests … and Durga Ram!
"Durga Ram," he cried, with a furious effort to free his arms.
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