Pronunciation of 'bhaktavatsala'
The word 'bhaktavatsala' originates from Sanskrit and is commonly used in Indian languages. It refers to someone who is affectionate or kind to devotees, often used as an epithet for deities in Hinduism. Pronounced as 'bhuhk-tuh-vuht-suh-luh' in English.
Sanskrit
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
An epithet for deities in Hinduism, signifying one who is affectionate or kind to devotees.
Pronounced as 'bhuhk-tuh-vuht-suh-luh'. 'Bhuhk' as in 'buck', 'tuh' as in 'tub', 'vuht' as in 'vut', and 'suh-luh' with a soft 's' and 'luh' as in 'luck'.
Sanskrit
A Sanskrit term used to describe someone who is affectionate or kind to devotees, often referring to Hindu deities.
Pronounced as 'bhaktavatsala'. 'Bha' with an aspirated 'bh', 'kta' with a soft 'k', 'va' as in 'vuh', 'tsa' with a soft 'ts', and 'la' as in 'luck'.
Hindi (India)
A term used in Hindi to describe a deity or person who is kind and affectionate towards devotees.
Pronounced as 'bhaktavatsala'. 'Bha' with an aspirated 'bh', 'kta' with a soft 'k', 'va' as in 'vuh', 'tsa' with a soft 'ts', and 'la' as in 'luck'.