Pronunciation of 'bhaktavatsala'
The word 'bhaktavatsala' originates from Sanskrit and is used in Hinduism to describe a deity who is compassionate and loving towards devotees. It is pronounced as 'bhahk-tuh-vut-suh-luh' in English.
Word Origin
Sanskrit
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A term used to describe a deity who is loving and caring towards devotees.
Pronounced as 'bhahk-tuh-vut-suh-luh', with stress on the first syllable. 'Bhahk' as in 'buck', 'tuh' as in 'tuh', 'vut' as in 'vut', 'suh' as in 'suh', and 'luh' as in 'luh'.
Sanskrit
A Sanskrit term meaning 'one who is affectionate towards devotees', often used to describe Lord Vishnu.
Pronounced as 'bhahk-tuh-vut-suh-luh', with 'bhahk' representing the aspirated 'bh', 'tuh' as in 'tuh', 'vut' as in 'vut', 'suh' as in 'suh', and 'luh' as in 'luh'.