Jaganmati

Pronunciation: /dʒəɡənˈmɑːti/

Definitions of Jaganmati

noun a proper noun referring to a specific person or place

Example Sentences

Examples of Jaganmati in a Sentence

formal Jaganmati is a traditional Indian dance form that originated in the state of Odisha.

informal Have you ever tried learning Jaganmati dance? It's so much fun!

slang I heard that Jaganmati dance is lit! I wanna learn it too.

figurative The way she moves on the dance floor is like a graceful Jaganmati dancer.

Grammatical Forms of Jaganmati

• past tense: Jaganmati loved
• plural: Jaganmatis
• comparative: more Jaganmati
• superlative: most Jaganmati
• present tense: Jaganmati loves
• future tense: will Jaganmati
• perfect tense: has Jaganmati
• continuous tense: is Jaganmati
• singular: Jaganmati
• positive degree: Jaganmati
• infinitive: to Jaganmati
• gerund: Jaganmatiing
• participle: Jaganmatied

Origin and Evolution of Jaganmati

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Sanskrit

Story behind the word: The word 'Jaganmati' originates from Sanskrit, where 'Jagan' means world/universe and 'mati' means intellect/mind.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'Jaganmati' has been used to describe the cosmic intellect or universal mind in Hindu philosophy, representing the collective consciousness that governs the universe.