Pronunciation of 'harikrishna'
The word 'Harikrishna' is a name of Sanskrit origin, primarily used in Indian culture. It combines 'Hari', a name for Lord Vishnu, and 'Krishna', another name for the deity Krishna. It is pronounced as 'huh-ree-krish-nuh' in English.
Sanskrit, originating from Indian culture and Hindu religious texts.
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A name often used in Hindu culture, referring to Lord Krishna or a devotee of Krishna.
Pronounced as 'huh-ree-krish-nuh'. 'Huh' as in 'hut', 'ree' as in 'reed', 'krish' as in 'krishna', and 'nuh' as in 'nut'.
Sanskrit
A compound name of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna, often used in devotional contexts.
Pronounced as 'hari-kṛṣṇa'. 'Hari' with a soft 'h' and rolled 'r', and 'kṛṣṇa' with a retroflex 'ṣ' and nasal 'ṇ'.
Hindi
A name used in Indian culture, referring to Lord Krishna or a devotee of Krishna.
Pronounced as 'hari-krishna'. 'Hari' with a soft 'h' and rolled 'r', and 'krishna' with a soft 'sh' sound.