Aditi is the most common name for Devi in the Rigveda, where she is often associated with the sky and motherhood.

Vishnu is a male deity in the Hindu pantheon, and is not a form of Devi.

Devi's association with the lion represents her strength, power, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

Shiva is a male deity in the Hindu pantheon, and is not a common epithet of Devi.

Devi's association with the color red represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

The bow and arrow is a common symbol of the male deity Vishnu, and is not a common symbol of Devi.

Devi's association with the number nine represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

Holi is a festival associated with the male deity Vishnu, and is not a common festival associated with Devi.

Devi's association with the moon represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

Saraswati is a goddess of knowledge and music, and is not a common form of Devi.

Devi's association with the color blue represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

Shiva is a male deity in the Hindu pantheon, and is not a common epithet of Devi.

Devi's association with the number eight represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.

Holi is a festival associated with the male deity Vishnu, and is not a common festival associated with Devi.

Devi's association with the sun represents her power, energy, connection to the natural world, and ability to protect her devotees.