Pronunciation of 'harikrishna'
The word 'Harikrishna' is a name of Sanskrit origin, commonly associated with Hindu culture and spirituality. It is pronounced as 'hah-ree-KRISH-nuh' in English, with stress on the second syllable.
Sanskrit, originating from the combination of 'Hari' (a name for Lord Vishnu) and 'Krishna' (a major deity in Hinduism).
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A name derived from Hindu tradition, often used as a spiritual invocation or as a given name.
Pronounced as 'hah-ree-KRISH-nuh', with stress on 'KRISH'. 'Ha' as in 'ha', 'ri' as in 'ree', 'Krish' as in 'krish', and 'nuh' as in 'nuh'.
Sanskrit
A combination of 'Hari' (a name for Vishnu) and 'Krishna' (a major deity), symbolizing devotion and spirituality.
Pronounced as 'hari-KRISH-na', where 'Hari' is 'ha-ree' and 'Krishna' is 'krish-na' with a retroflex 'sh' sound.