murti

British  

/ ˈmuːrtɪ /

noun

1. Hinduism an image of a deity, which itself is considered divine once consecrated

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Etymology

Origin of murti

from Sanskrit, literally: embodiment

Example Sentences

Finding a replacement will be up to Seattle Opera’s board, which is in the very early stages of planning a search, Murti said.

From Seattle Times

Before the pandemic, Seattle Opera averaged 83,000 ticket buyers over 40 performances per season, said Kristina Murti, director of marketing and communications.

From Seattle Times

Scheppelmann has brought in lots of new talent, with about 100 artists making debut performances during her tenure, Murti said.

From Seattle Times

The high volatility is delaying increased capital expenditures that would help supply keep pace with energy demand, said Arjun Murti, a veteran energy analyst.

From Reuters

"There will be concern that prices could fall back to lower levels that wouldn't justify new capex," Murti told Reuters.

From Reuters