Devi

Meaning of Devi

Rooted in ancient Sanskrit and meaning “goddess,” the name Devi—pronounced DAY-vee (/ˈdeɪvi/)—arrives like a gentle sunrise over a bustling mercado, carrying with it the bright promise of the divine feminine. In India, she embodies the goddess’s myriad forms—from Parvati’s tender grace to Durga’s fiery courage—shedding stardust and stories with every syllable. In the United States, Devi has quietly charmed parents into the top 1,000, dancing around rank 901 in 2024 as if teasing a tiara atop its head. Imagine her at a fiesta of names, weaving a thread between vibrant heritage and modern dreams, sprinkling a dash of sacred power into everyday life. Warm, lyrical, and just a touch playful, Devi feels like a secret whispered at dusk: a promise of strength wrapped in a melody.

Pronunciation

Indian

• Pronunced as DAY-vee (/ˈdeɪvi/)

• Devika
• Devora
• Deva
• Devina