Devasena
Devasena proper noun: the goddess of aspiration.
Proper noun
Devasena
- The goddess of aspiration.
Devasena meaning in Hindi, Tamil, Bengali and Telugu
Devasena in Hindi
- Hindu goddess of aspiration
- देवसेना devsenā
Devasena in Tamil
- Hindu goddess of aspiration
- தெய்வானை teyvāṉai
Devasena in Bengali
- Hindu goddess of aspiration
- দেবসেনা debśena
Devasena in Telugu
- Hindu goddess of aspiration
- దేవసేన dēvasēna
More languagesFewer languages
- Devasena in Malayalam
- ദേവസേന dēvasēna
- Devasena in Kannada
- ದೇವಸೇನಾ dēvasēnā
- Devasena in Punjabi
- ਦੇਵਸੇਨਾ devsenā
- Devasena in Sanskrit
- देवसेना devasenā
- Devasena in Assamese
- দেৱসেনা dewxena
Origin of Devasena
Borrowed from Sanskrit देवसेना (devasenā).
Questions about Devasena
- What does Devasena mean?
- Devasena means the goddess of aspiration.
- What is Devasena in Hindi?
- Devasena in Hindi is देवसेना (devsenā). See Devasena meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Devasena?
- Devasena is a proper noun.
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