| दैवदत्त | adj. | daivadatta | given by fate or fortune | |
| दैवदत्त | adj. | daivadatta | innate | |
| दैवदत्त | adj. | daivadatta | natural | |
| देवदत्त | adj. | devadatta | god-given | |
| देवदत्त | m. | devadatta | ||
| देवदत्त | m. | devadatta | common name for men used in grammar text | |
| दैवदत्त | adj. | daivadatta | being in the village devadatta | |
| दैवदत्त | m. | daivadatta | pupils of devadatta | |
| देवदत्तक | m. | devadattaka | party led by devadatta | |
| दैवदत्तिक | adj. | daivadattika | relating to devadatta | |
| देवदत्त्तीय | m. | devadatttIya | pupils of devadatta | |
| देवदत्तमय | adj. | devadattamaya | consisting of devadatta | |
| देवदत्त्तचर | adj. | devadatttacara | formerly in the possession of devadatta | |
| देवदत्त्ताग्रज | m. | devadatttAgraja | elder brother of devadatta |
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