Shakal
शकल
SHAH-kahl
A term for form or shape in Sanskrit and Hindi.
Meaning & usage
In Sanskrit and Hindi, 'Shakal' refers to form, shape, or appearance. It is often used in philosophical contexts to discuss the nature of reality and perception. The term has roots in ancient Indian texts, where it is associated with discussions on the essence of objects and their manifestations.
In a sentence
The artist focused on the shakal of the sculpture, ensuring it conveyed the intended emotion.
As seen in crosswords
Shakal is a 6-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A term for form or shape in Sanskrit and Hindi” (6)
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