Yogini

Pronunciation: /joʊˈɡiːni/

Definitions of yogini

noun A female practitioner of yoga, typically someone who is skilled in yoga practices and philosophy.

Example Sentences

A1 She is a yogini who practices yoga every morning.

A2 The yogini led a relaxing meditation session for the group.

B1 As a yogini, she is dedicated to her spiritual practice and meditation.

B2 The experienced yogini guided the class through advanced poses with ease.

C1 The renowned yogini is known for her deep understanding of yoga philosophy.

C2 The yogini's retreat in the mountains attracted yoga enthusiasts from around the world.

Examples of yogini in a Sentence

formal The yogini led a meditation class in the serene garden.

informal My friend Sarah is a total yogini - she's always doing yoga poses wherever she goes.

slang I heard that new yoga instructor is a real yogini, she's so cool.

figurative She moved through the crowded city streets with the grace of a yogini, flowing effortlessly through the chaos.

Grammatical Forms of yogini

• past tense: yoginied
• plural: yoginis
• comparative: more yogini
• superlative: most yogini
• present tense: yoginis
• future tense: will yogini
• perfect tense: have yoginied
• continuous tense: is yoginiing
• singular: yogini
• positive degree: yogini
• infinitive: to yogini
• gerund: yogining
• participle: yoginied

Origin and Evolution of yogini

First Known Use: 1100 year

Language of Origin: Sanskrit

Story behind the word: The word 'yogini' originated in ancient Sanskrit texts in India.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to female practitioners of yoga, the term 'yogini' has evolved to encompass women who are dedicated to the practice of yoga and spirituality in a broader sense.