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Apsaras

[ uhp-ser-uhs ]

noun

, plural Ap·sa·ras·es [uhp, -ser-, uh, -siz].
  1. Hindu Mythology. a supernatural female being, either the mistress of a soul in paradise or a succubus.
  2. a representation of such a being.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Apsaras1

From Sanskrit

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Example Sentences

In another Indian tale, five apsaras, or celestial dancers, are conveyed in an enchanted car to a pool in the forest.

And he beheld also celestial gardens called Nandana—the favourite resort of Apsaras.

And fanned by pleasant breezes charged with the perfumes of flowers, the son of Pandu was praised by Apsaras and Gandharvas.

And, O perpetuator of the Kuru race, the principal Apsaras also commenced to dance.

And there were excellent peacocks dancing to the jingling of the bangles of the Apsaras.

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