Dewi is a term commonly used in Indonesian and Malay cultures, meaning "goddess." It often refers to female deities in various mythologies, symbolizing beauty, fertility, and power. In Hinduism, for example, Dewi Durga is a prominent goddess representing strength and protection. In addition to its religious significance, the name Dewi is also popular as a given name for girls in Indonesia and Malaysia. Many people with this name are celebrated for their qualities of grace and kindness, reflecting the positive attributes associated with the concept of a goddess in their cultures.