Mother Goddess

noun

, Hinduism.

1. Kālī.
2. Pārvatī.

Example Sentences

At one in Bagha Jatin in south Kolkata, his mother Goddess looks more fierce than maternal.

From BBC

Separately, investigators said, a seizure warrant was issued on Tuesday for another Met item: a sixth-century stone sculpture depicting a Hindu mother goddess, or Matrika, acquired in 1993.

From New York Times

Among the artifacts is a shell-studded statue of the mother goddess Ngonnso’, which holds great spiritual significance for the Nso’ people of northwest Cameroon, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said.

From Seattle Times

Wrote Diana: “Imagine never having to wear a brassiere, a garment designed to confine, control and hide the human breast! To live in a society in which the Great Mother Goddess Rhea was worshiped, in which women were revered rather than subjugated, abused and despised would be paradise.”

From Washington Post

Its black-and-white patterned floor is in homage to the sidewalk in Ipanema, where she grew up, and the painting upstage center is of the mother goddess Iemanjá.

From New York Times