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Varuna vs Devadatta

VarunaDevadatta
Meaning God of the waters god-given
Origin sanskrit sanskrit
Gender Boy Boy
Pronunciation vuh-ROO-nah day-vah-DUT-tah
Syllables 3 4

What does Varuna mean?

In Vedic Hinduism Varuna is the deity of the waters, oceans, rivers and the celestial waters. The name is Sanskrit; later tradition firmly associates him with the sea and all water.

What does Devadatta mean?

From Sanskrit deva 'god' + datta 'given' (past participle of da 'to give') — 'god-given' or 'given by the gods'. A 'gift of God' name expressed as an act of giving.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Varuna and Devadatta?

Varuna means God of the waters (sanskrit origin), while Devadatta means god-given (sanskrit origin).