Meaning & Origin
Devtej is the name of Lord Indra, the king of gods in Hindu mythology. He is the god of rain, thunder, and lightning. He is often depicted riding an elephant named Airavata, wielding a thunderbolt, and wearing a crown of royal jewels.
Spiritual meaning
Symbol of divine power and sovereignty
Language details
देवतेज
God, Deity, Godhead
देवतेज
देव (dev) - देवता (devta) - God, Deity, Deities तेज (tej) - टेज (tej) - ताप (tap) - सूर्य (surya) - सोना (sona) - प्रकाश (prakash) - radiance, splendor, brilliance, light, power
தேவதேஜ
God, Deity, Godhead
దేవతేజ
God, Deity, Godhead
Devtej
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे God of Gods
Devtej
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ God of Gods
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
dē-və-tēj
d̪eːʋt̪eːj
Lucky number
5
Lucky day
Saturday
Lucky colors
Life path
3
Lucky stone
Ruby
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name "Devtej" carries a rich cultural significance within the Hindu tradition. In Hindu mythology, Lord Indra, the deity associated with this name, is revered as the god of rain, and is often invoked during agricultural activities to ensure a bountiful harvest. The name holds symbolic value for farmers and agricultural communities in India, as they look to Lord Indra to bless their fields and secure their livelihoods.
The name "Devtej", which is derived from "Dev" meaning god and "Tej" meaning brilliance or brightness, is deeply rooted in spiritual significance within Hinduism. It signifies the divine power and brilliance of Lord Indra, who is believed to be the source of all blessings related to agriculture, prosperity, and fulfillment of needs. The name is a reminder of the importance of reverence and devotion to the gods, and is a beacon of hope and inspiration for millions of practicing Hindus around the world.
Cultural name • Root: Sanskrit • The name Devtej is a compound of two Sanskrit words - देव (dev) meaning God, Deity, Deities, Deity's, Godhead and तेज (tej) meaning radiance, splendor, brilliance, light, power.
Historical references
Devtej was an important god in the Shaivite cult, venerated in the 11th and 12th centuries AD in northern India.
11th-12th centuries AD
Another reference to Devtej is found in the Puranic literature, specifically in the Skanda Purana, where he is described as an aspect of Lord Shiva, presiding over the northern direction.
Puranic literature
Notable people with this name
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