Plural: Kalis

Wife of Siva and malevolent form of Devi.
In Hindu mythology, the goddess of destruction and death. She is the wife of Siva.

Plural: Kali-Yugas

In Hinduism, the last of the four yugas (ages) that make up one cycle of creation. The Kali-Yuga, in which Hindus believe we are now living, is characterized by wickedness and disaster, and leads up to the destruction of this world in preparation for a new creation and a new cycle of yugas.

Plural: Kalidas

Village in Ohio (USA).

(lived 5th century AD) Indian epic poet and dramatist. His works, in Sanskrit, include the classic drama Sakuntala, the love story of King Dushyanta and the nymph Sakuntala.

Plural: kaliemias

Plural: Kalifonskies

Unincorporated community in Alaska (USA).

Plural: Kalihiwais

Unincorporated community in Hawaii (USA).

Plural: Kalimantans

Province of the republic of Indonesia occupying part of the island of Borneo
Area 543,900 sq km/210,000 sq mi
/> Towns and cities Banjermasin and Balikpapan
Physical mostly low-lying, with mountains in the N
Industries petroleum, rubber, coffee, copra, pepper, timber
Population (1989 est) 8,677,500.

(1875-1946) Soviet politician, founder of the newspaper Pravda. He was prominent in the 1917 October Revolution, and in 1919 became head of state (president of the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet government until 1937, then president of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet until 1946).

Plural: Kalinins

Former name (1932–91) of Tver, a city in Russia.

Plural: Kaliningrads

Formerly Königsberg; Baltic naval base in W Russia; Industries include engineering and paper. It was the capital of East Prussia until the latter was divided between the USSR and Poland 1945 under the Potsdam Agreement, when it was renamed in honor of President Kalinin.

Plural: kaliopenias

Plural: kalisms

Plural: Kalispells

City in Montana (USA).

Plural: Kaliszs

Commune central Poland W of Lodz