gayatri
noun
ga·ya·tri
ˈgäyə‧ˌtrē
plural -s
1
: an ancient Vedic meter of 24 syllables generally arranged in a triplet
2
: a composition in this meter (as a noted Hindu mantra used daily by the devout)
Word History
Etymology
Sanskrit gāyatrī, from gāyatra song, hymn, from gāyati he sings
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