Aditi

aditi adīti English Etymology en sa दा en sa अदिति having nothing to give; ultimately from sa अ- + sa दिति. Proper noun en Hinduism The daughter of Daksha, wife of Kashyapa, and mother of the gods. en female Sanskrit mainly used in India. en 2021 Vishakha Malukani (Morika) https://books.google.co.in/books?id=h6hYEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA19 The Warmth of Emotions I will teach my daughter Vishakha Malukani (Morika) Writersgram Publications 978-93-5485-213-8 19 [My daughter] is not just born to sit at the backseat of herboyfriend’s bike,She can ride better than him.She is not just born to be a toy for anyone’slust,She rule[s] her own body & can decide to whom [to] give [the] right to touch her body & soul.She can be bold, badass like Aditi in YJHD,At the same time she can be sweet &innocent like Naina in YJHD. Translations Kashyapa's wife and mother of the Devas Assamese: as অদিতি oditi Bengali: bn অদিতি Gujarati: gu અદિતિ Hindi: hi अदिति f Indonesian: id Aditi Kannada: kn ಅದಿತಿ Malayalam: ml അദിതി Marathi: mr अदिती Nepali: ne अदिति Newar: new अदिती Punjabi: pa ਅਦਿਤੀ f aditī Russian: ru А́дити f Sanskrit: sa अदिति Spanish: es Áditi f Tamil: ta அதிதி Telugu: te అదితి Urdu: ur اَدِیتی female given name Hindi: hi अदिति f References Puranic Encyclopedia: a comprehensive dictionary with special reference to the epic and Puranic literature, Vettam Mani, Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi, 1975, pp. 3-4. en Individuals