Ganges of the South

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Ganges of the South is an honorific name for the Godavari River, highlighting its status as one of India’s holiest and most significant rivers, especially in the southern part of the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf honorific name
appliedTo Godavari
surface form: Godavari River
associatedWithConcept holy waters
merit of pilgrimage
ritual bathing
sin cleansing
category honorific titles of rivers in India
comparedTo Ganges
surface form: Ganges River
connotation pilgrimage importance
purity
sacredness
denotes a holy river
a significant river of India
geographicReference Deccan region
peninsular India
highlightsStatusAs one of India’s holiest rivers
one of India’s most significant rivers
honorificFor Godavari River NERFINISHED
implies Godavari
surface form: Godavari River is as sacred as the Ganges River
languageOfUse English
refersTo Godavari
surface form: Godavari River
regionAssociation South India
surface form: southern India
religiousSignificance Hinduism
usedByCommunity Hindu devotees
usedByContext cultural description of Indian rivers
pilgrimage literature
religious discourse
usedInCountry India
usedToEmphasize cultural importance of the Godavari River
religious importance of the Godavari River

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Godavari alsoKnownAs Ganges of the South
Dakshin Ganga hasMeaning Ganges of the South