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Vrat

व्रत
VRAHT

Vrat (व्रत) is a Sanskrit-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a religious vow or fast observed in Hinduism. In crosswords it is the 4-letter answer VRAT (4).

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Meaning & usage

In Hinduism, a 'Vrat' refers to a religious vow or fast undertaken for spiritual purposes, often associated with specific deities or festivals. Observing a Vrat may involve abstaining from certain foods, performing rituals, and engaging in prayer. It is believed to bring blessings, purify the mind, and fulfill desires.

In a sentence

Many devotees observe a Vrat during the festival of Navratri to honor the goddess Durga.

Vrat as a crossword answer

Vrat is a 4-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A religious vow or fast observed in Hinduism” (4)

Category: Religion Origin: Sanskrit Script: Hindi

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