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Vocabulary Entry
kalki
|noun • verb • adjective
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noun
Kalki is a figure in Hindu mythology, believed to be the final avatar of the god Vishnu who will appear in the future to end the current age of darkness and corruption.
Example Sentences
"According to Hindu belief, Kalki will arrive on a white horse."
"Many stories describe the characteristics and events surrounding Kalki's coming."
"Kalki symbolizes hope for the restoration of righteousness in the world."
V
verb
To kalki (not commonly used) could mean to purify or to restore something to its original state.
Example Sentences
"The community worked together to kalki the polluted river."
"They aim to kalki the traditions that have been lost over the years."
"She hopes to kalki the old house back to its former glory."
A
adjective
Describing something pertaining to or resembling Kalki, often used metaphorically for purity or restoration.
Example Sentences
"The kalki ideals of justice and truth have inspired many leaders."
"He spoke with kalki fervor when discussing environmental issues."
"The project aims to create kalki practices in urban development."