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a supernatural female being, Hindu mythology who is able to take you to your doom if she desires.
A heavenly nymph.
Celestial nymphs or dancers represented in the shape of flying figures; at Angkor, the stylisation is extreme and the apsaras are often represented in groups with finery and jewels. They are the "divine symbol of happiness" (Maurice Glaize).
Celestial nymph, elegant dancing woman, mostly accompanying a god.
a nymph with divine power in Hindu mythology
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Celestial women of the heavenly planets.
Mythological celestial nymphs. Devatas (standing female divinities), though technically different, are also referred to as apsaras in this guide. Carved in abundance on many of the temples.
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