Pronunciation of 'parthasarathi'
The word 'Parthasarathi' is a name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used in Indian culture. It refers to Lord Krishna as the charioteer (sarathi) of Arjuna (Partha) in the Mahabharata. Below are the pronunciations and meanings in English and its original Sanskrit language.
Word Origin
Sanskrit
Pronunciation Details
English (United States)
A title of Lord Krishna, meaning 'Charioteer of Arjuna' in the Mahabharata.
Pronounced as 'par-thuh-SAAR-uh-thee'. 'Par' as in 'part', 'thuh' as in 'the', 'saar' with a long 'a' sound, and 'thee' as in 'the'.
Sanskrit
In Sanskrit, it refers to Lord Krishna as the charioteer of Arjuna, symbolizing guidance and wisdom.
Pronounced as 'par-tha-saa-ra-thi'. 'Par' as in 'part', 'tha' with a soft 't', 'saa' with a long 'a', 'ra' as in 'run', and 'thi' with a soft 'th'.