Ahilya
अहल्याA-hil-ya · /əˈhɪljɑː/
FeminineSanskritIndianRegional
generated — pending cultural review
Meaning
She who is without blemish; unplowed, fallow.
Legacy
In the Hindu epic Ramayana, Ahilya was a sage's wife cursed to turn into stone, later freed by Lord Rama.
Known for
Popular in specific regions of India due to a prominent mythological figure.
stone
The images that carry it
🪨
This stone emoji represents Ahilya's mythological transformation into a stone, a central part of her legend.
🌸
This flower emoji symbolizes Ahilya's purity and her eventual restoration, blooming anew after her curse is lifted.
🙏
This folded hands emoji reflects the reverence and spiritual significance associated with Ahilya's story and her eventual redemption.
✨
This sparkle emoji signifies the divine intervention and purity that ultimately cleansed Ahilya of her blemish, allowing her to shine again.
What it asks of you
Moral
Seek redemption through sincere penance and faith.
Character
Embodies resilience through hardship and unjust suffering.
Mindset
Believes in eventual purity and divine restoration.
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