Ullas

Ullas is a term that appears in several Indian languages with roots in Sanskrit. In Sanskrit, ullāsa (उल्लास) denotes exuberance, joy, or a jubilant spirit. In transliterated form, the word is often written as ullās, ullas, or ullāsa in Hindi and other languages, and it is used in poetry, prose, and everyday speech to express happiness or festive mood.

As a proper noun, Ullas (or Ullās) is used as a masculine given name in parts of India, reflecting the meaning of joy or vitality. The name can have different regional spellings, such as Ullasa or Ullāsa, depending on language and transliteration conventions.

Culturally, the term appears in contexts associated with celebration and positive emotion, including songs, devotional expressions, and festive greetings. Its Sanskrit origin and broad usage give ullās a flexible role in both language and personal naming practices in contemporary Indian societies.

See also: Ullāsa; related given-name forms in other languages, including Ulla as a Scandinavian given name, and Ullasa as a variant in Kannada or Tamil contexts.