Deva
Meaning of Deva
The name Deva carries a gentle yet powerful glow, drawing its roots from the ancient Sanskrit word devā, meaning “divine being” or “goddess.” Pronounced DEE-vuh (/diˈvə/), it slips off the tongue like a soft prayer, conjuring images of light and grace dancing in a quiet dawn. Though its origin lies in the rich spiritual traditions of South Asia, Deva’s simple elegance has charmed Anglo-American ears for generations, slipping in and out of the U.S. top 1,000 names for over a century. In 2024, nine little Devas were welcomed into American families, earning the name a sweet spot around number 941—a modest rise that hints at growing appreciation rather than fleeting trendiness. With its blend of ancient strength and modern warmth, Deva feels like an invitation to live boldly and beautifully, as if every day holds the promise of a small miracle.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DEE-vuh (/diˈvə/)
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Notable People Named Deva
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