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god in Telugu

god in Telugu is గాడ్, దేవుడు, విగ్రహము — god means a supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.

god in Telugu

గాడ్
noun
Pronounced: gāḍ
deity
దేవుడు
noun
Pronounced: dēvuḍu
deity
విగ్రహము
noun
Pronounced: vigrahamu
idol
విగ్రహం
noun
Pronounced: vigrahaṁ
idol
గాడ్
name
Pronounced: gāḍ
single deity of monotheism
దేవుడు
name
Pronounced: dēvuḍu
single deity of monotheism

What does "god" mean?

  1. noun A supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.
    "Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses."
  2. name In monotheistic religions, the single supreme being and creator.
    "They pray to God every evening."
  3. noun Informal: someone treated as supremely important, skilled, or admired.
    "To his fans, the guitarist was a living god."
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god in a sentence

  • Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses.
  • In the old legend, a god of the sea controls every storm.
  • They pray to God every evening.
  • To his fans, the guitarist was a living god.

Common Telugu translations

Frequently asked questions

god అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"god" in Telugu is గాడ్, దేవుడు, విగ్రహము. god means: A supernatural being worshipped as having power over nature or human affairs.
How do you pronounce గాడ్?
"god" in Telugu is గాడ్, pronounced "gāḍ".
How do you use "god" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Greek myths feature many gods and goddesses." In Telugu, "god" is గాడ్, దేవుడు, విగ్రహము.
Are there other ways to say "god" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 4 translations listed for "god": గాడ్, దేవుడు, విగ్రహము, విగ్రహం.
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