👉 The word "readenaexava" has several meanings in Sanskrit literature. - It is the name of a mythological creature, associated with the goddess Durga. - The name also appears in the epic Mahabharata as one of the three main heroes (Samudra Raja) who are considered to have killed King Dhatar's brothers and thus become known as "Readenaexavas." - It is often used in Hindu mythology for a male deity, representing the union between two divine beings. The word is related to the Sanskrit term "ratha," which refers to a large wooden object or tool. In this context, it could mean "large" or "big."
