Pronunciation of 'bhaktavatsala'
The word 'bhaktavatsala' originates from Sanskrit and is often used in Hindu religious contexts to describe Lord Vishnu or other deities as 'the one who is affectionate and caring towards devotees.' It is pronounced as 'bhuhk-tuh-vuht-suh-luh' in English.
Sanskrit
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A term used to describe a deity, especially Lord Vishnu, as 'affectionate and caring towards devotees.'
Pronounced as 'bhuhk-tuh-vuht-suh-luh,' with stress on the second syllable. 'Bhuhk' as in 'book,' 'tuh' as in 'tub,' 'vuht' as in 'but,' and 'suh-luh' as in 'sala.'
Sanskrit
A Sanskrit epithet for a deity, meaning 'affectionate and caring towards devotees.'
Pronounced as 'bhaktavatsala,' with 'bh' as an aspirated 'b,' 'ka' as in 'cup,' 'va' as in 'vast,' 'tsa' as in 'tsar,' and 'la' as in 'lava.'