Meaning & Origin
Ikshithansh is derived from the Sanskrit words 'Ikshita' (wished for) and 'Ansh' (manifestation or form). This name is believed to represent Lord Shiva's manifestation in the form of a child, evoking feelings of divine protection and strength.
Spiritual meaning
Divine protection and strength from Lord Shiva
Language details
इक्षितान्श
desired essence
इक्षितान्श
इक्षिता का अंश
இக்ஷிதாந்ச்
இக்ஷிதம் அன்பவும்
ఇక్షితాన్శ్
ఇక్షితమోదు
Ikshithansh
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे Lord Shiva's manifestation
Ikshithansh
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ Lord Shiva's manifestation
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
ee-k-shi-tahn-sh
/iːkʃɪtɑnʃ/
Lucky number
1
Lucky day
Saturday
Lucky colors
Life path
3
Lucky stone
Rudraksha
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name "Ikshithansh" is often used in Hindu society, particularly in South Indian communities. It holds a deep cultural importance as it is associated with Lord Shiva, one of the major deities in Hinduism. The infant form of Lord Shiva manifested as Ikshithansh serves as a symbol of love, protection, and strength, reminding us of the divine power that can be invoked in times of need.
From a spiritual perspective, Ikshithansh represents the embodiment of pure divine energy, as Lord Shiva is known for his role as the destroyer and creator of the universe. This name encompasses the closeness and love of the deity towards his devotees, offering spiritual comfort, guidance, and protection. The name "Ikshithansh" is believed to bring a sense of peace and serenity, as it reminds us of the all-encompassing presence of the divine.
Historical references
Ikshvaku dynasty was a solar dynasty in ancient India, mentioned in Hindu scriptures and Puranas. Ikshansh was a king of this dynasty, the great-grandson of Rama, and the father of Vibhishana.
Circa 5000 BCE - 2000 BCE
Ikshansh is also mentioned in the Jain text, 'Harivamsa Purana', as a king of Ayodhya who was a great devotee of Lord Mahavira. It is said that Ikshansh became a Jain ascetic after the death of his wife and ruled over Ayodhya as a Jain monarch.
Circa 600 BCE - 200 BCE
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