Kali in Irish
Kali in Irish is Cailí — Kali means a major Hindu goddess associated with time, destruction, and the defeat of evil, often depicted with dark skin and a fierce expression.
Kali in Irish
Cailí
(Hinduism) A male demon, lord of Kali Yuga and the nemesis of Kalki, tenth avatar of Vishnu.
What does "Kali" mean?
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name A major Hindu goddess associated with time, destruction, and the defeat of evil, often depicted with dark skin and a fierce expression.
"The temple held a festival honoring Kali during the autumn."
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noun Alkali — a chemical substance such as potash or soda ash.
"Early soap makers extracted kali from wood ash."
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Kali in a sentence
- The temple held a festival honoring Kali during the autumn.
- Early soap makers extracted kali from wood ash.
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What is "Kali" in Irish?
"Kali" in Irish is Cailí. Kali means: A major Hindu goddess associated with time, destruction, and the defeat of evil, often depicted with dark skin and a fierce expression.
How do you use "Kali" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple held a festival honoring Kali during the autumn." In Irish, "Kali" is Cailí.
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