Generally, Jagaddhatri is referred as another name of Durga. In Sanskrit, Bengali and Assamse the word 'Jagaddhatri' literally means 'Holder (dhatri) of the World (Jagat)' . According to Sri Ramakrishna, "(Jagaddhatri) holds the World. If she wouldn't, the World might fall down. This explanation can be applied for both Durga and Jagaddhatri. That is why in the hymns, the goddess is always referred to as 'Jagaddhatri Durga

জয়দে জগদানন্দে জগদেক প্রপূজিতে।
জয় সর্ব্বগতে দুর্গে জগদ্ধাত্রি নমোঽস্তু তে॥

Jaẏadē jagadānandē jagadēka prapūjitē।
Jaẏa sarwagatē durgē jagad'dhātri namō̕stu tē॥

I hail Thee, o all-pervasive Jagaddhatri Durga, Thou art victorious and symbol of the joys of the world; it is only Thou in the world, who can be worshipped properly. Victory to Thee.