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Pronunciation of 'natarajananda'

The word 'natarajananda' appears to be a compound name or term derived from Sanskrit, combining 'Nataraja' (a form of Lord Shiva as the cosmic dancer) and 'Ananda' (meaning bliss). It is pronounced as 'nuh-tuh-RAH-juh-nuhn-duh' in English. The name signifies the bliss of Nataraja, the cosmic dancer.

Word Origin

Sanskrit

Pronunciation Details

English (United States)

nʌtəˌɹɑːdʒəˌnʌndə/nʌtəˌɹɑːdʒəˌnʌndə/Slow

A compound term that signifies the bliss of Nataraja, the cosmic dancer, often associated with Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Pronounced as 'nuh-tuh-RAH-juh-nuhn-duh'. 'Nuh' as in 'nut', 'tuh' as in 'tub', 'RAH' as in 'raw', 'juh' as in 'judge', 'nuhn' as in 'none', 'duh' as in 'duh'.

Sanskrit

nət̪əɾədʒənəndə/nət̪əɾədʒənəndə/Slow

A term combining 'Nataraja' (Lord Shiva as the cosmic dancer) and 'Ananda' (bliss), symbolizing the blissful dance of creation and destruction.

Pronounced as 'nuh-tuh-ruh-juh-nuhn-duh'. 'Nuh' as in 'nut', 'tuh' as in 'tub', 'ruh' as in 'run', 'juh' as in 'judge', 'nuhn' as in 'none', 'duh' as in 'duh'.