Isakki
Isakki proper noun: a folk Hindu goddess primarily worshipped in South India.
Proper noun
Isakki
- a folk Hindu goddess primarily worshipped in South India.
Isakki meaning in Tamil, Bengali, Punjabi and Assamese
Isakki in Tamil
- folk Hindu goddess
- இசக்கி icakki
Isakki in Bengali
- folk Hindu goddess
- ইসাক্কি iśakki
Isakki in Punjabi
- folk Hindu goddess
- ਈਸੱਕੀ īsakkī
Isakki in Assamese
- folk Hindu goddess
- ইছাক্কি isakki
Origin of Isakki
Borrowed from Tamil இசக்கி (icakki).
Questions about Isakki
- What does Isakki mean?
- Isakki means a folk Hindu goddess primarily worshipped in South India.
- What is Isakki in Tamil?
- Isakki in Tamil is இசக்கி (icakki). See Isakki meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is Isakki?
- Isakki is a proper noun.
Words near Isakki in the dictionary
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