As a Hindi name
देवश्रुत · noun · masculine
ईश्वर · विष्णु (को॰) · नारद — Śabdasāgara
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
‘having divine knowledge’, = lord, god (īśvara)
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Dictionary citations
deva—śruta m. ‘having divine knowledge’, = lord, god (īśvara), L.
N. of Nārada, L.
(with Jainas), N. of 6th Arhat of future Ut-sarpiṇī
deva—śruta n. a sacred treatise or manual, L.
devaśruta m. (-taḥ) 1 A god. 2 A sacred treatise or branch of scripture. 3 A name of NĀRADA. E. deva divine, and śruta heard.
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