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yogini

[yoh-guh-nee]

noun

  1. a woman who practices yoga.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of yogini1

1880–85; < Sanskrit yoginī, feminine derivative of yogin yogi
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In December, the pair also retrieved a 10th-century goat head yogini statue from a garden in the English countryside.

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Natasha is a yogini, a female master practitioner of yoga and wellness coach.

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Mykah Smith, the Bahamian yogini, said that she hopes that expatriates and tourists will “see the Bahamas as more than just a tourist destination and see that we’re a people that love our country.”

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Emmy Cleaves, who was separated from her family at 15 while fleeing Latvia, is a steadfast yogini.

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By using the companion iPhone app and “Pulse” battery that connects to the Nadi X pants via Bluetooth technology, yoginis of all abilities — from beginners to gurus — can work on their technique.

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