Tulsidaas
Holding the Tulsi plant
tul-see-dahs/tʊləˈsiːdɑːs/
Meaning & Origin
Tulsidaas is a Sanskrit name derived from 'Tulasi' which means 'the incomparable one' or 'the one who is beyond comparison'. The name 'Tulsidaas' signifies one who holds the Tulsi plant, which is considered sacred in Hinduism. It is believed that Tulsidaas represents the devotion towards God and is a symbol of purity and faith.
Spiritual meaning
A symbol of devotion and faith towards God
Language details
तुलसीदास
The servant of Tulasi (Vrinda Devi)
तुलसीदास
तुलसी के दास
துல்லசிதாஸ்
துலசி ஒழியவர்
తుల్సిదాశ్
తులసీ దాశ్
Tulsidaas
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे Holding the Tulsi plant
Tulsidaas
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ Holding the Tulsi plant
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
tul-see-dahs
/tʊləˈsiːdɑːs/
Lucky number
3
Lucky day
Thursday
Lucky colors
Life path
6
Lucky stone
Citrine
Cultural & Spiritual notes
The name 'Tulsidaas' holds deep cultural significance in Hinduism. Tulsi, the plant, is revered and worshipped for its divine qualities. The name is a reminder of this deep connection between humans and nature. It also evokes the idea of devotion towards one's deity and the aspiration to attain spiritual growth.
The name 'Tulsidaas' carries great spiritual significance as it represents the devotee's unwavering faith and devotion towards God. Tulsidaas is believed to have embodied the purity and selflessness that come from deep spiritual understanding. The name symbolizes the inner journey towards enlightenment and the importance of maintaining a strong connection with the divine. It inspires individuals to live in accordance with dharma, or righteous living, and to seek knowledge and truth in all aspects of their lives.
Cultural name • Root: Sanskrit root: तुलसी (Tulasi)
Historical references
Tulsidas was a 16th century Hindu poet, philosopher and saint, born in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan.
1543-1623 CE
He was born as Keshav Das in Thirumalai, present-day Gujarat, and was given the name Tulsidas by a sage who predicted that he would compose great works in the Tulsi (basil) metre.
1543-1623 CE
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