Dileepa

Dileepa is a given name, primarily of Indian and Sri Lankan origin. It is often associated with Sanskrit and Sinhala languages. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word "dilīpa," which means "to give" or "to bestow." In Hindu mythology, Dilipa was a revered king of the Suryavansha dynasty, known for his righteousness and devotion.

The name Dileepa can be found among people of various communities, particularly those with cultural ties to South Asia. It is a relatively common name in Sri Lanka and certain parts of India. While the exact prevalence may vary by region and era, it remains a recognizable personal identifier.

The meaning of Dileepa, "to give," often imbues it with connotations of generosity and nobility. This association with a respected historical and mythological figure contributes to its enduring popularity as a male given name. Its pronunciation and spelling may have minor variations across different linguistic contexts, but the core meaning and origin remain consistent. The name is generally perceived as traditional and carries a sense of heritage.