देविका
Little goddess or divine woman
Meaning: Little goddess or divine woman
A feminine formation from Sanskrit deva, divine or deity
NameByStars editorial corpus; meaning and linguistic fields reviewed record by record.
devikaThese are letter-value calculations, not scientific measurements. The model and exact spelling or transliteration used are shown so the result can be checked.
Compound value: 25
Soul Urge: 6 · Personality: 1
Compound value: 19
This pattern favors self-direction, initiative, and learning to lead without shutting out useful advice.
Compound 19: Independent success when confidence remains generous rather than isolated.
Compatible numbers in this interpretive model: 1, 3, 5, 9
A name with several origins; in Indian use it is often linked with grace or the goddess Durga
Multi-origin · curatedGoddess or feminine ruler
Sanskrit · curatedEyes
Sanskrit · curatedWhole, complete, or entire
Sanskrit · curatedCapable, skilled, or competent
Sanskrit · curatedSight or vision
Sanskrit · curatedBrightness or radiance
Sanskrit · curatedDeity or divine being
Sanskrit · curatedFirm, constant, or the pole star
Sanskrit · curatedFirst or primordial
Sanskrit · curatedWorthy of worship or devotion
Sanskrit · curatedOften interpreted as peaceful; the exact modern-name etymology is debated
Modern Indian · curatedLittle goddess or divine woman. A feminine formation from Sanskrit deva, divine or deity
The pronunciation guide in this curated record is DAY-vi-kaa. Regional accents may vary.
The record classifies the origin as Sanskrit, with usage in Sanskrit, Hindi, Malayalam.