Shri Jihveshwara is the name of the god who is worshipped by people of Swakula Sali caste in India. The name Jihveshwara comes from Jihva (tongue) + Ishvara (god), which means the one who is born out of tongue.
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Shri Jihveshwara is the name of the god who is worshipped by people of Swakula Sali caste in India. The name Jihveshwara comes from Jihva (tongue) + Ishvara (god), which means the one who is born out of tongue.
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