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Parijat

Description:

Parijat is a term that holds significance in Hindu mythology, botany, and culture. It refers to a sacred flowering plant, also known as "Night-flowering Jasmine" or "Queen of the Night," scientifically known as Nyctanthes arbor-tristis. Parijat holds various symbolic implications and is cherished for its lovely fragrance and delicate white flowers.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  1. Botany: A small deciduous tree or shrub with sweet-scented white flowers that bloom at night.
  2. Hindu Mythology: A celestial flowering tree often associated with various Hindu deities and mythological stories.
  3. Cultural Significance: In Hindu culture, Parijat is revered and considered a symbol of beauty, love, and divine blessings.

Usages:

1. Botany:

The parijat tree showcases vibrant blooms of white flowers that have a captivating fragrance.

Sample Sentence: The parijat tree in our garden fills the air with a mesmerizing scent during nighttime.

2. Hindu Mythology:

According to Hindu mythology, the parijat tree is believed to have originated during the legendary Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean).

Sample Sentence: Lord Krishna gifted the parijat flower to his beloved Radha as a token of his eternal love.

3. Cultural Significance:

During festivals and auspicious occasions, people adorn their homes with parijat flowers to seek divine blessings and create a serene environment.

Sample Sentence: During Diwali, we decorate our puja room with garlands of parijat flowers to attract positive energy.

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