akasha

[ ah-kah-shuh ]

noun

1. (in the philosophies of India) the ether, regarded as including material and nonmaterial entities in a common medium.

Word History and Origins

Origin of akasha¹

From the Sanskrit word ākās̄́a

Example Sentences

“I don’t know why the officer thought to engage. If someone is walking on the freeway, something is not right. They’re either in mental health crisis or something else is happening,” Akasha Dominguez, his stepmother, told the newspaper.

From Washington Times

“I don’t know why the officer thought to engage. If someone is walking on the freeway, something is not right. They’re either in mental health crisis or something else is happening,” Akasha Dominguez, his stepmother, told the newspaper.

From Seattle Times

“I don’t know why the officer thought to engage. If someone is walking on the freeway, something is not right. They’re either in mental health crisis or something else is happening,” Akasha Dominguez said.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’ve pretty much ‘backed the blue’ in a lot of circumstances,” Akasha Dominguez, the man’s stepmother, said referring to a slogan about supporting police.

From Los Angeles Times

Akasha Dominguez and other family members were in shock Tuesday after learning that Dominguez had been killed.

From Los Angeles Times