Lord Shiv and Parvati Word Scramble

BAMAKI

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Answer explanation

Ambika is another name for Goddess Parvati

HAMYAIGO

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Answer explanation

Mahayogi is another name for Lord Shiv

UTPIAAPSH

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Answer explanation

Lord Shiv is also known as Pashupati!

'Pashupati' is a Sanskrit word derived from two words, 'pashu' meaning 'animal' and 'pati' meaning protector. Thus Pashupati literally means the Lord who protects the animals.

RUDGA

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Answer explanation

Parvati is also know as Durga

DMHAAAV

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Answer explanation

Lord Shiv is known as Mahadev because he is the greatest of all Gods

RUGAI

(a)  

Answer explanation

Goddess Gauri is depicted with four arms, with two arms wielding a pellet drum and a trident in each. Her other two arms are in the Abhaya Mudra and Varada Mudra, which symbolize the boon giving gesture and the fear dispelling gesture respectively.

ATALIL

(a)  

TNAHHOLBE

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Answer explanation

Lord Shiv is also known as Bholenath, which means The Innocent (Bhole) Lord (Nath). Shiv is called Bholenath because he is easily pleased. He would grant wishes or boons to even demons (asuras) when they did tapasya to please him.

AILK

(a)  

Answer explanation

Kali is another form of Goddess Parvati. Kali is known as the Goddess of Destruction