Deva may refer to:
Entertainment
edit- Deva (1989 film), a 1989 Kannada film
- Deva (1995 film), a 1995 Tamil film
- Deva (2002 film), a 2002 Bengali film
- Deva (also known as Vel), a 2007 Tamil film, titled Deva in Telugu
- Deva (2017 film), a 2017 Marathi film
- Deva (2025 film), a 2025 Hindi film
- "Deva", a song from the 2024 Indian film Vyuham
- Deva (Dungeons & Dragons), a type of angel
- Deva, fictional character in the 2023 Indian film Salaar
- DAIVA (series), a series of 7 action-strategy video games developed by T&E Soft
- Devas, characters in Digimon Tamers
People
editGiven name
edit- Deva (composer) (born 1950), Indian film composer and singer
- Дeva (Deva) (born 2000), Hungarian singer-songwriter
- Deva Bandhumasena (1891–1944), Thai military officer
- Deva Katta, Indian-born American citizen filmmaker
- Deva Mahal, soul and R&B singer in New York
- Deva Mahenra (born 1990), actor, model and presenter from Indonesia
- Deva Premal (born 1970), German musician
- Deva Raya II (died 1446), emperor of the Vijayanagara Empire
- Santos Souza Delvanita (commonly known as Deva; born 1989), Brazilian footballer
Surname
edit- A. N. Prabhu Deva, Indian academic
- Bhattakalanka Deva (fl. 1604), Kannada grammarian
- Deva Dassy (1911–2016), French mezzo-soprano
- Girvan Yuddha Bikram Shah (1797–1816), King of Nepal
- Mukul Deva (born 1961), Indian English author
- Narendra Deva (1889–1956), Indian politician
- Nirj Deva (born 1948), United Kingdom politician
- Prabhu Deva (born 1973), South Indian actor, dancer, and movie director
- Ramachandra Deva (1948–2013), Indian Kannada poet, writer and playwright
- Saara Deva (born 1994), Indian actress who predominantly appears in Tamil cinema
- Sarah Jezebel Deva or Sarah Jane Ferridge (born 1977), British vocalist
- Srikanth Deva (born 1980), Indian music director
- Terra Deva, American musician
- Vishnu Deva (born 1975), Indian choreographer
- Xhafer Deva (1904–1978), Albanian politician
Religion
edit- Deva (Hinduism), a divine being or god in Hinduism
- Deva (Buddhism), a higher being in Buddhism
- Deva (Jainism), a term used for heavenly beings in Jainism
- Daeva, a malevolent god or supernatural entity in Zoroastrianism
- Deva (New Age), spiritual forces or beings behind nature
- Deva people of Sri Lankan mythology
Rivers
edit- Deva (river), a river in Northern Spain, between Asturias and Cantabria
- River Dee, Aberdeenshire, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
- River Dee, Galloway, in southwest Scotland
- River Dee, Wales, a river in the United Kingdom
Towns
edit- Deva, Gijón, a parish of Gijón, in Asturias, Spain
- Deva, Romania, a city in Hunedoara county, Romania
- Deva Victrix, a Roman fortress and town, now Chester, England
- Deva Village, India
Other uses
edit- DEVA, abbreviation for Deutsche Versuchs- und Prüfanstalt für Jagd- und Sportwaffen
- DEVA, abbreviation for Demokrasi ve Atılım Partisi, Democracy and Progress Party of Turkey
- Deva (moth), a synonym of the moth genus Plusiodonta of the family Erebidae
- Deva dynasty (c. 12th–13th century), Hindu dynasty of Bengal
- Deva dynasty (Saketa)
- Deva Stadium, a football stadium in Chester named after the city's Roman name
- CA Deva, football club in Cantabria, Spain
- Democratic Alternative (Finland) (Demokraattinen Vaihtoehto, abbreviated DeVa), a Finnish Communist political party
- Devanagari (ISO 15924 code: Deva), a script for use in writing some Northern Indian languages
See also
edit- Deba (disambiguation)
- Dev (disambiguation)
- Deve (disambiguation)
- Devas (disambiguation)
- Devic (disambiguation)
- Dewa (disambiguation)
- Devi (disambiguation)
- Dewi (disambiguation)
- Diva (disambiguation)
- Devta (disambiguation)
- Devatha (disambiguation)
- Devan (disambiguation)
- Deivapiravi (disambiguation)
- Angelic (disambiguation)
- Apsara (disambiguation)
- Asura (disambiguation)
- Bhagavan (disambiguation)
- Divinity (disambiguation)
- Gandharva (disambiguation)
- Hindu deities
- God and gender in Hinduism
- Ishvara, another term for Hindu deities
- Visvedevas, a class of Hindu deities
- Anito, deities in folk religions of the Philippine