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Ganges
This term refers specifically to the sacred river in India and Bangladesh. As a proper noun designating a unique geographical entity, it is used exclusively in the singular form. It carries a profound spiritual connotation in Hindu culture, often being personified as the goddess Ganga.
Because it is a proper name for a single river, it does not function as a common noun and therefore does not have a plural form or countability in the traditional sense.
Meanings
Examples
The Ganges flows through the northern plains of India.
Many pilgrims travel to Varanasi to bathe in the Ganges.
I wonder how the water quality of the Ganges has changed over the years.
The river Ganges is considered a goddess in Hinduism.
We took a boat ride along the banks of the Ganges at sunrise.
The Ganges delta is one of the largest in the world.
Look at the amount of offerings floating on the Ganges.
Pollution in the Ganges remains a significant environmental challenge.
Pollution in the Ganges remains a significant environmental challenge.