Sakti
Americannoun
noun
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the female principle or organ of reproduction and generative power in general
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this principle manifested in the consorts of the gods, esp Kali
Etymology
Origin of Sakti
C19: from Sanskrit sákti power
Example Sentences
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“I’m so grateful to Sam’s Club for giving me the opportunity to be part of its inaugural college team,” Sakti said in a statement.
From Los Angeles Times
Her new music, in addition to junior Samantha Sakti competing on floor in an exhibition for the first time as a Bruin, energized the team, Waller said.
From Los Angeles Times
When Sakti stuck her dismount, she jumped in the air with excitement and rushed to give her teammates high-fives.
From Los Angeles Times
“Indonesia needs to diversify its tourism destinations,” said Guntur Sakti, a spokesman for the national Ministry of Tourism.
From New York Times
This standalone novel takes place two years later in the same world, and is about sisters Muna and Sakti, who awake on an island — their memories taken by an enchanter.
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