Rhibhus
- noun
- Literature
- In Hindu mythology, the Rhibhus are credited with inventing rituals and improving daily life through their skills.
Examples
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The Rhibhus were praised in Vedic hymns for their extraordinary craftsmanship.
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Stories of the Rhibhus often describe their ability to create marvellous objects for the gods.
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The Rhibhus are celebrated for their incredible craftsmanship.
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In ancient texts, the Rhibhus are depicted as divine artisans.
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In Hindu mythology, the Rhibhus are credited with inventing rituals and improving daily life through their skills.
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Stories of the Rhibhus often describe their ability to create marvellous objects for the gods.
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The Rhibhus were praised in Vedic hymns for their extraordinary craftsmanship.
Synonyms
Three skilled craftsmen in Hindu stories who make objects for the gods
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rhibhus comes from the old Sanskrit root ṛbhú, which means 'skillful' or 'clever' and was used in India for special makers in Hindu stories. So the Rhibhus are remembered as three divine craftsmen who make tools and rituals for the gods, and the name now helps us remember them as 'skilled makers'.