Meaning & Origin
Derived from the Sanskrit word 'chettu' meaning 'young one'. In Hindu mythology, Chella is an alternate name for Goddess Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva.
Spiritual meaning
Symbolizes youth, innocence, and femininity.
Language details
चेल्ल
शोभन, सुन्दर
चेल्ला
शोभन, सुन्दर
சேல்ல
சிறப்பு, கலையாளம்
చెల్ల
శోభన, సు�� ndర
Chella
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे Young one, girl
Chella
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ Young one, girl
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
CHEH-lah
tʃe���ːa
Lucky number
6
Lucky day
Saturday
Lucky colors
Life path
3
Lucky stone
Pearl
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name Chella has historical and literary significance in Hindu culture. In ancient Indian literature, Chella is the name of a loyal and devoted servant or disciple, embodying the qualities of loyalty, devotion, and dedication. Additionally, in Tamil Nadu, a temple in Thiruchanzhi named Chella Swamy Temple is dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya, who is also known as Chella Swamy (Younger God), representing youth, strength, and vigor.
In Hinduism, Chella holds great spiritual significance as an alternate name for the goddess Parvati, who embodies love, beautiful passion, and intense devotion towards her consort Lord Shiva. The name also represents the divine child or young aspects of various Hindu deities and echoes the eternal youthfulness inherent in the divine being. The name Chella evokes feelings of love, devotion, and divine blessings.
Historical references
Chella, also known as Cholas, were an ancient Indian dynasty reigning from the 3rd century BCE to the 13th century CE. Their capital was located in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Chella is the name of a prominent ruler, Chellasamudra, from the later Chola period (10th-12th centuries CE). He is renowned for his contributions to irrigation, constructing numerous reservoirs, dams, and canals in the region.
10th-12th centuries CE
Chella, a title used by some Jain monks, is derived from the Sanskrit word for 'disciple'. During the medieval era (approximately 5th to 16th centuries CE), Jain monks used this title as a sign of respect towards their gurus. The title was also used for the Jain monks themselves, indicating their status as spiritual disciples.
Medieval era (approximately 5th to 16th centuries CE)
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