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Daksha

Daksha proper noun: "the skilled one", one of the Prajapatis and the father of Sati.

Proper noun

Daksha

  1. (Hinduism) "the skilled one", one of the Prajapatis and the father of Sati.

Daksha meaning in Hindi and Telugu

Daksha in Hindi

Ancient creator god
दक्ष dakṣ

Daksha in Telugu

Ancient creator god
దక్షుడు dakṣuḍu

Origin of Daksha

Borrowed from Sanskrit दक्ष (dakṣa).

Questions about Daksha

What does Daksha mean?
Daksha means "the skilled one", one of the Prajapatis and the father of Sati.
What is Daksha in Hindi?
Daksha in Hindi is दक्ष (dakṣ). See Daksha meaning in Hindi.
What part of speech is Daksha?
Daksha is a proper noun.

Words near Daksha in the dictionary

  1. Dakotan
  2. Dakotans
  3. Dakotas
  4. Dakotaverse
  5. daks
  6. Daksha
  7. Dakshin Dinajpur
  8. Dakshina Kannada
  9. dakshinachara
  10. dakshinacharas
  11. daktarin

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