Pronunciation of 'gopalakrishna'
The word 'Gopalakrishna' is a compound name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used in India. It refers to Lord Krishna, emphasizing his role as the protector of cows ('Gopala'). It is pronounced as 'go-puh-luh-krish-nuh' in English.
Word Origin
Sanskrit, India
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A compound name referring to Lord Krishna, highlighting his role as the protector of cows ('Gopala').
Pronounced as 'go-puh-luh-krish-nuh'. 'Go' as in 'go', 'puh' as in 'put', 'luh' as in 'luck', 'krish' as in 'Krishna', and 'nuh' as in 'nut'.
Sanskrit
A name of Lord Krishna, where 'Gopala' means 'protector of cows' and 'Krishna' is his divine name.
Pronounced as 'gopālakṛṣṇa'. 'Go' as in 'goal', 'pā' as in 'palm', 'la' as in 'lava', 'kṛ' as in 'crit', 'ṣṇa' as in 'shna' with a retroflex 'ṣ'.