Pronunciation of 'narasimhaiah'
The word 'narasimhaiah' is a name of Indian origin, specifically derived from Kannada and Sanskrit languages. It is pronounced as 'nɑːrəˈsɪmhɑːjə' in English (en-US). The name combines 'Narasimha,' referring to the lion-man incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and 'iah,' a suffix often used in South Indian names.
The name 'Narasimhaiah' originates from Kannada and Sanskrit languages, commonly used in South India. It is a combination of 'Narasimha' (an avatar of Lord Vishnu) and 'iah,' which is a suffix denoting respect or lineage.
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A South Indian name derived from Kannada and Sanskrit, often used to honor the lion-man incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Pronounced as 'nah-ruh-SIM-ha-yuh,' with stress on the third syllable. 'Na' as in 'nah,' 'ra' as in 'ruh,' 'sim' as in 'sim,' 'ha' as in 'ha,' and 'yuh' as in 'yuh.'
Kannada (India)
A traditional Kannada name that honors Narasimha, the lion-man incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
In Kannada, pronounced as 'nah-ruh-SIM-ha-yuh,' with clear articulation of each syllable. 'Na' as in 'nah,' 'ra' as in 'ruh,' 'sim' as in 'sim,' 'ha' as in 'ha,' and 'yuh' as in 'yuh.'