Devavrath
Sanskrit · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Devavrath
Devavrath (also spelled Devavrat) means "gift of the gods" or "favored by the gods," derived from Sanskrit "deva" (god) and "vrath" (gift/boon).
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Etymology
Devavrath (also spelled Devavrat) means "gift of the gods" or "favored by the gods," derived from Sanskrit "deva" (god) and "vrath" (gift/boon). The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures and has notable historical significance as the birth name of Bhishma, a central figure in the Mahabharata epic.
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