Vayu

See also: Vāyu

English

Vayu, the wind.

Alternative forms

Vaayu
Vāyu

Etymology

Borrowed from Sanskrit वायु (Vāyú).

Proper noun

Vayu

(Hinduism) The god of wind in Hindu and Vedic religion. A primary deity, father of Bhima and the spiritual father of Lord Hanuman.

Translations

god of wind in Indian religions

Assamese: বায়ু (bayu)
Bengali: বায়ু (bn) (baẏu)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 風天／风天 (fēngtiān)
Gujarati: વાયુ
Hindi: वायु (hi) m (vāyu)
Japanese: 風天 (ja) (fūten)
Kannada: ವಾಯು (kn) (vāyu)
Korean: 풍천 (Pungcheon)
Malayalam: വായു (ml) (vāyu)
Marathi: वायु m (vāyu)
Odia: ବାୟୁ (or) (bayu)
Portuguese: Vayu m
Punjabi: ਵਾ (vā), وا (vā)
Russian: Ваю́ m (Vajú), Вайю́ m (Vajjú)
Sanskrit: वायु (sa) (Vāyú)
Spanish: Vāyu
Tamil: வாயு (ta) (vāyu)
Telugu: ^{(please verify)} వాయువు వాయుదేవుడు వాయుదేవత (vāyuvu vāyudēvuḍu vāyudēvata)
Thai: พระพาย
Tibetan: རླུང (rlung)
Vietnamese: phong thiên

Further reading

Vayu on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

Yuva

Portuguese

Proper noun

Vayu m

(Hinduism) Vayu (god of wind in Hinduism)

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