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Eka is a name that comes from Sanskrit एक which means one, singular, one, first, earlier, initial. In Georgian, Eka means both, both respectively, and both. The word is probably derived from the Greek hekateros (ἑκάτερος) which also has the same meaning. Or it can also be derived from the word catharos (καθαρός) which means pure, pure, clean, white, clear, perfect. In the Egyptian Coptic language can also be found the origin of the name Eka. That is from the word aikia which means "holy name." Eka symbolizes happiness for both parents as the first child to come in the midst of the family. Philosophically, Eka also means a leader, someone who stands out among many people, has confidence, has conviction, creativity, and strength. In the philosophy of his native language, Sanskrit, Eka became a symbol for the best in terms of form and quality. It also symbolizes the source of all existing goodness and symbolizes an independent spirited individual with an unshakable stand.
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