Mahakaleshwar or Mahakaleshvar?
Two spellings, side by side.
Mahakaleshwar and Mahakaleshvar are two spellings of the same sound. Mahakaleshwar is listed with the meaning "From Mahakala (great time) and Ishwara (lord), meaning Lord of time. A powerful epithet for Lord Shiva" and Mahakaleshvar with "Lord of the great time". Mahakaleshwar is the more searched spelling on this site. Pick the one that matches how the name is written in your language, or is easiest to read where you live.
| Detail | Mahakaleshwar | Mahakaleshvar |
|---|---|---|
| Meaning | From Mahakala (great time) and Ishwara (lord), meaning Lord of time. A powerful epithet for Lord Shiva. | Lord of the great time |
| Origin | Indian | Indian |
| Gender | Unisex | Unisex |
| Written | — | — |
| Say it | Ma-ha-ka-lesh-war | Ma-ha-ka-lesh-var |
| Popularity | Less often searched here | Less often searched here |
Questions about Mahakaleshwar and Mahakaleshvar
Is Mahakaleshwar or Mahakaleshvar more common?
Mahakaleshwar is more often searched and saved on this site; Mahakaleshvar is also used.
Do Mahakaleshwar and Mahakaleshvar mean the same?
Mahakaleshwar: "From Mahakala (great time) and Ishwara (lord), meaning Lord of time. A powerful epithet for Lord Shiva". Mahakaleshvar: "Lord of the great time".
How do you say Mahakaleshwar?
In parts: Ma-ha-ka-lesh-war. Mahakaleshvar is said the same way.
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