Mitra

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A Hindu god of friendship and alliances often worshipped together with Varuna

proper noun

Literature

: Mitra

In Hindu stories, Mitra is often mentioned alongside Varuna, symbolizing the bonds of friendship and loyalty between people.

And you see the God Mitra in Persia wielding the Vajra.

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Examples

And you see the God Mitra in Persia wielding the Vajra.

Shawn Ryan Show
The ancient texts describe Mitra as a deity who safeguards friendship and is revered in Hindu rituals.
I was dancing throughout the world with my beloved Mitra.

Kamasutra Nights (2008)
Devotees gather at the temple to chant prayers in honor of Mitra, the god of alliances and unity.

Synonyms

Mitra Samaja

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Literature

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A Hindu god of friendship and agreements often paired with Varuna

is the identical deity but differs in the exact name or naming form

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Mitra comes from an old Sanskrit word that means 'friend' or 'ally', and the same name appears in ancient Iran as Mithra. So Mitra is remembered as a god of friendship and agreements, which fits the original meaning.