The name Devaki originates from the Sanskrit word देवक (devaka), meaning 'divine' or 'celestial', derived from देव (deva), meaning 'god'. In Hindu mythology, Devaki is revered as the mother of Krishna, a central figure in Hinduism. Her name reflects her divine and celestial nature, embodying the qualities of a goddess. Devaki's story is deeply intertwined with the Mahabharata, where she is depicted as a symbol of maternal devotion and divine grace.