Devī, “goddess”, names both the many goddesses of Hinduism and, for the Śākta traditions, the one Goddess of whom they are forms: Durgā, Kālī, Lakṣmī, Pārvatī and others. She is identified with śakti, the power by which the divine creates and acts, and with the absolute itself.
Devī
The Goddess: in Śākta Hinduism, the supreme divine power and mother of the universe.
Also: Devi, the Goddess