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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Lavesh

God of Love

Pronunciation: LAH-vesh (lɑˈvɛʃ)

Boy Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 50
Meaning
God of Love
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
5
Lucky Day
Friday
Lucky Stone
Rose Quartz
Life Path
3
Popularity Score
50
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi
Lucky Colors: RedPink

What does Lavesh mean?

Derived from Sanskrit 'Lav', meaning 'to play' and 'esh', meaning 'god'. This name signifies the god of love and passion. In Hindu mythology, Lavesh is a form of the god Krishna, known for his romantic exploits.

Lavesh in other languages & scripts

Hindi
लवेश
प्रेम (prem) - Love, affection स्थायि (sthayi) - Permanent, constant

How to pronounce Lavesh

English pronunciation
LAH-vesh
IPA notation
lɑˈvɛʃ

Numerology & personality

Those with a life path number 3 are creative, optimistic, and sociable. They are often the life of the party, and thrive in social situations. They are also very artistic and often have a natural ability in various artistic pursuits.

Associated Traits
PassionateRomanticV = VirtuousT = Thoughtful

Spiritual & cultural context

Symbolizes divine love and affection.

The name "Lavesh" has a rich cultural significance in Hindu tradition. It represents the god of love, passion, and romantic exploits. Associated with the divine form of Krishna, Lavesh is celebrated as a symbol of love, devotion, and joy.

Popularity of Lavesh by region

Region Country Score Year
Karnataka IN 60 2024
Gujarat IN 66 2024
Nepal NP 63 2024

Spelling variations of Lavesh

LaaveshLaweshLaves

Names similar to Lavesh

Frequently asked questions about Lavesh

What does Lavesh mean?
Lavesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'to play' and 'god'. It is a popular Hindu name that signifies the god of love and passion.
Is Lavesh a Hinduism name?
Yes, Lavesh is a Hinduism name derived from Sanskrit.
How to pronounce Lavesh?
La-vesh
Is Lavesh popular today?
Yes, Lavesh is a popular Hindu name, especially in Hindu communities.
What is the origin of Lavesh?
Lavesh is a Sanskrit name derived from the words 'Lav', meaning 'to play' and 'esh', meaning 'god'.