Iravan
Iravan proper noun: a village deity, character in Mahabharata; son of Arjuna and Ulupi.
Proper noun
Iravan
Iravan meaning in Hindi, Tamil, Marathi and Bengali
Iravan in Hindi
- village deity
- इरावन irāvan
Iravan in Tamil
- village deity
- அரவான் aravāṉ
Iravan in Marathi
- village deity
- इरावान irāvān
Iravan in Bengali
- village deity
- ইরাবান iraban
More languagesFewer languages
- Iravan in Malayalam
- ഇരാവാൻ irāvāṉ
- Iravan in Kannada
- ಐರಾವಣ airāvaṇa
- Iravan in Punjabi
- ਈਰਾਵਨ īrāvan
- Iravan in Gujarati
- ઇરવન iravan
- Iravan in Nepali
- इरावन irāvan
Forms of Iravan
| alternative form | Aravan |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Iravat |
| alternative form | Iravant |
Origin of Iravan
Borrowed from Sanskrit इरावान् (irāvān).
Questions about Iravan
- What does Iravan mean?
- Iravan means a village deity, character in Mahabharata; son of Arjuna and Ulupi.
- What is Iravan in Hindi?
- Iravan in Hindi is इरावन (irāvan). See Iravan meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Iravan?
- Iravan is a proper noun.
Words near Iravan in the dictionary
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