1. Plural of bhakta; devotees in Hinduism and other Indian religions who practice bhakti (devotional worship), especially those devoted to a particular deity.
Usage: From Sanskrit; used in religious and cultural contexts; Often capitalized when referring to specific historical or religious groups

Examples

• The bhaktas gathered at the temple to sing devotional hymns.
• Many bhaktas dedicate their lives to serving their chosen deity.
• The bhaktas of Krishna are known for their passionate devotional practices.
• In medieval India, bhaktas played an important role in spreading religious reform.
• The bhaktas believe that devotion and love are the paths to spiritual liberation.