Pronunciation of 'aadhityaan'
The word 'aadhityaan' is a name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used in India. It is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aditya,' which refers to the Sun or the solar deities in Hindu mythology. The pronunciation in English is provided along with its meaning and pronunciation guide.
Sanskrit, India
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A name derived from 'Aditya,' representing the Sun or solar deities in Hindu mythology.
Pronounced as ‘ah-DI-tyaan’, with stress on the second syllable. ‘Ah’ as in ‘father’, ‘di’ as in ‘dip’, and ‘tyaan’ as in ‘tyan’.
Sanskrit
A name referring to the Sun or solar deities, often symbolizing brightness, energy, and power.
Pronounced as ‘aah-dith-yaan’, with ‘aah’ as in ‘calm’, ‘dith’ with a soft dental ‘d’, and ‘yaan’ as in ‘yawn’.
Hindi (India)
A name derived from 'Aditya,' symbolizing the Sun or solar deities, often associated with light and energy.
Pronounced as ‘aah-dith-yaan’, with ‘aah’ as in ‘calm’, ‘dith’ with a soft dental ‘d’, and ‘yaan’ as in ‘yawn’.