Akshi

Akshi is a term from Sanskrit that means "eye" or "sight." The word akṣi is used in classical texts to denote the organ of vision and, by extension, perception and awareness. In Hindu philosophy and devotional literature, the eye is a common symbol for discernment and the capacity to perceive the divine or the truth.

As a name, Akshi is a feminine given name in India and among Indian diaspora communities. It is chosen for its associations with vision, clarity, beauty of the eyes, or spiritual insight. The name appears in contemporary contexts, including literature and media, reflecting its Sanskrit roots while adopting local spelling and pronunciation conventions.

In linguistic and scholarly contexts, Akshi is treated as the basic Sanskrit noun for "eye." Transliterations vary, with forms such as Akṣi or Akshī used depending on transliteration systems. Beyond its use as a name and a common noun, there are no fixed organizations, places, or widely recognized entities universally linked to the term Akshi.