Deepak
दीपक (Devanagari)
lamp; light
Pronunciation
/d̪iː.pək/ (Standard Hindi)
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दीपक (Devanagari)
lamp; light
/d̪iː.pək/ (Standard Hindi)
Devanagari: दिनेश (Hindi, Marathi, Nepali) and other regional scripts [1]
"Lord of the day" / "Sun" (epithet of the Sun) [3][2][4][6]
Standard Hindi IPA /d̪ɪ.neːʃ/; English approximation DIN‑esh /ˈdɪn.ɛʃ/ [2][4]
हरि (Sanskrit) [1]
‘yellow, tawny’ and ‘the one who takes away (sins)’ [1][4]
/ˈɦɐ.ɾi/ (Sanskrit) [1]
ईशान
Sun; lord; presiding deity of the northeast direction
/ɪʃɑːn/ (American & British English)
கார்த்திக் (Tamil), కార్తీక్ (Telugu), കാർത്തിക് (Malayalam)
One who is brave; name of the war‑god Kartikeya
KAR‑tik
काव्य (Devanagari)
poetry, poem
KUV‑yuh (English)
किरण (Devanagari)
Ray of light / sunbeam
लीला
play; divine play
LEE‑lah; LEE‑lə
माधव (Hindi, Marathi, Nepali), మాధవ్ (Telugu)
Derived from Sanskrit *madhu* meaning “sweet” or “honey”; modern form of Madhava
MAH‑duhv (dominant); /ˈmɑːdʌv/ (American), /ˈmʌdəv/ (British)
माधवी (Devanagari), మాధవి (Telugu) [1]
Feminine form of Madhava; associated with sweetness and the goddess Lakshmi [1][5][6]
American /ˈmɑːdɑːvi/, British /ˈmɑːdəvi/ [2]
नन्दिनी
Daughter; she who delights; a woman who brings joy
/ˈnɑn.dɪ.niː/ (English) ; /nən.d̪ɪ.niː/ (Hindi)
नवीन (Devanagari) [1]
new, fresh, young, bright, creative [1][2]
na‑VEEN (IPA: /nəˈviːn/) [2]
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