Annapurna

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Annapurna is a revered Hindu goddess of food and nourishment, worshipped as a benevolent provider who ensures that devotees never lack sustenance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
goddess of food
goddess of nourishment
associatedWith abundance
food
grain
hospitality
kitchen
nourishment
prosperity
consortOf Shiva NERFINISHED
deityType aspect of the Divine Mother
etymologyFrom Sanskrit
festival Annakut NERFINISHED
formOf Parvati NERFINISHED
gender female
iconographyAttribute bowl of grain
four arms
ladle
pot of food
seated on a throne
majorTempleLocation Varanasi NERFINISHED
majorTempleName Shri Annapurna Devi Mandir NERFINISHED
memberOf Devi NERFINISHED
nameMeaning full of food
giver of food
otherName Annapoorna NERFINISHED
Annapoorni NERFINISHED
Annapurneshwari NERFINISHED
regionOfProminentWorship North India NERFINISHED
South India NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
role bestower of nourishment
ensures devotees do not lack food
feeds the hungry
removes scarcity of food
scripturalMention Annapurna Upanishad NERFINISHED
Skanda Purana NERFINISHED
symbolizes compassion
fulfillment of basic needs
generosity
material nourishment
spiritual nourishment
worshipContext annadanam rituals
food distribution
household kitchens
worshippedAs benevolent mother
goddess who ensures sustenance
provider of food

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Parashurama spouse Annapurna
Mangalkavya associatedWithDeity Annapurna