Pronunciation of 'bhaktavatsala'
The word 'bhaktavatsala' originates from Sanskrit and is often used in Hindu religious contexts. It refers to someone who is affectionate or compassionate towards devotees, typically used to describe deities like Lord Vishnu. Below are the pronunciations and meanings in Sanskrit and English.
Sanskrit
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A term used to describe someone, often a deity, who is compassionate and affectionate towards devotees.
Pronounced as 'BUHK-tuh-VUHT-suh-luh', with stress on the first syllable. 'Bhakt' as in 'buck', 'a' as in 'uh', 'vats' as in 'vuts', and 'ala' as in 'uh-luh'.
Sanskrit
A title for deities, especially Vishnu, indicating their love and compassion for devotees.
Pronounced as 'BHUK-tuh-VUT-suh-luh', with stress on the first syllable. 'Bhakt' as in 'bhuhkt', 'a' as in 'uh', 'vats' as in 'vuts', and 'ala' as in 'uh-luh'.