Goddess of: Food and Nourishment.

Pronunciation:
The pronunciation of Goddess Annapurna is relatively straightforward. Here’s a breakdown:

Annapurna:

An-na-pur-na
Here's a phonetic guide:

An: Like the word "un" in "under"
na: Like the word "na" in "banana"
pur: Rhymes with "purr"
na: Like the word "na" in "banana"
Put together, it sounds like: "Un-na-purr-na".

This pronunciation captures the essence of the name, reflecting the reverence and respect due to the Goddess Annapurna, the divine provider of nourishment.

Goddess of: The entire universe, often associated with creation and sustenance.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of Goddess Bhuvaneshwari is:

Bhu-van-esh-wa-ree

Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:

Bhu: Sounds like "boo" with a slight "h" sound at the beginning.
van: Sounds like "vun," rhyming with "sun."
esh: Sounds like "esh," rhyming with "mesh."
wa: Sounds like "wah."
ree: Sounds like "ree," rhyming with "see."

So, it would sound like "Boo-vun-esh-wah-ree."

Goddess of: Associated with Inauspiciousness, Poverty, and Widowhood.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of Goddess Dhumavati is as follows:

Dhumavati:

Dhu: Sounds like "Doo" in "doom."
ma: Sounds like "muh" in "mother."
va: Sounds like "va" in "lava."
ti: Sounds like "tee" in "tea."
Put together, it sounds like: "Doo-ma-va-tee."

Here's a breakdown with phonetic guidance:

Dhu: /duː/
ma: /mʌ/
va: /vɑː/
ti: /tiː/
So, the full pronunciation is: "Doo-muh-vah-tee."

Goddess of:  War, strength, and protection.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of Goddess Durga can be broken down as follows:

Durga: **Door**-guh\

"Dur" sounds like "door."
"ga" sounds like "guh" with a soft "a."
When pronounced together, it should flow smoothly as Door-guh.

Goddess of: the Ganges River, associated with purification and fertility.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of Goddess Ganga can be broken down as follows:

Ganga: **Gung**-gah\

"Gan" sounds like "gun" with a soft "u."
"ga" sounds like "gah" with a soft "a."
When pronounced together, it should flow smoothly as Gung-gah.

Goddess of:

Time, destruction, and transformation.

Pronunciation:

The name "Kali" is pronounced as KAH-lee. Here’s a breakdown:

"KAH": Like the beginning of the word "cot."
"lee": Like the word "lee."
So, put together, it sounds like KAH-lee.

Goddess of: desire and fertility, worshipped at the Kamakhya Temple in Assam.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Goddess Kamakhya" is as follows:

"Ka" pronounced as "kuh" with a short "u" sound.
"ma" pronounced as "mah" with a short "a" sound.
"khya" where "kh" is a guttural sound, similar to the "ch" in "Bach" (a bit softer and more aspirated), and "ya" is pronounced like "yuh."

Putting it all together, you would say: kuh-MAHKH-yuh.

Goddess of: wealth, prosperity, and abundance.

Pronunciation:

Goddess Lakshmi is pronounced as "Luhk-shmee."

"Luhk" rhymes with "luck."
"Shmee" rhymes with "see."

Goddess of:

Fertility, love, and devotion; consort of Shiva.

Pronunciation:

Goddess Parvati is pronounced as "Paar-va-tee."

"Paar" sounds like "par" in "party."
"va" sounds like "vuh."
"tee" sounds like "tea."

Goddess of: Love, devotion, and the consort of Lord Krishna.

Pronunciation:

 Goddess Radha is pronounced as "Raa-dhaa."

"Raa" sounds like the word "raw."
"Dhaa" rhymes with "car" and has a soft "dh" sound.
Putting it together, it sounds like "Raa-dhaa."

Goddess of: Knowledge, music, arts, and wisdom.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Saraswati" can be broken down as follows:

Sa: Pronounced like "sah" (rhymes with "saw")
ras: Pronounced like "rus" (rhymes with "bus")
wa: Pronounced like "wah" (rhymes with "far")
ti: Pronounced like "tee" (rhymes with "see")
Putting it all together: Sah-rus-wah-tee.

Goddess of: The primordial cosmic energy, often personified as the Divine Mother.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Shakti" can be broken down as follows:

Shak: Pronounced like "shahk" (rhymes with "sock")
ti: Pronounced like "tee" (rhymes with "see")
Putting it all together: Shahk-tee.

Goddess of: Virtue, devotion, and the consort of Lord Rama.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Sita" can be broken down as follows:

Si: Pronounced like "see" (rhymes with "bee")
ta: Pronounced like "tah" (rhymes with "ma")
Putting it all together: See-tah.

Goddess of: Fertility, prosperity, and power.

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Uma" is quite simple. It is typically pronounced as:

"OO-mah"

Here’s a breakdown:

"OO" sounds like the "oo" in "moon"
"mah" sounds like the "ma" in "mama"
Together, it’s pronounced "OO-mah".

Goddess of: also known as Mata Rani, is revered in Hinduism as a manifestation of the Divine Mother, combining the energies of the goddesses Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. Here are the key aspects she embodies:

Pronunciation:

The pronunciation of "Vaishno Devi" is as follows:

VAI-sh-no DE-vi

Here’s a breakdown:

VAI: Pronounced like the word "vie"
sh: Pronounced as in "sh"
no: Pronounced like the word "no"
DE: Pronounced like "day"
vi: Pronounced like "vee"
So, together, it's pronounced "VAI-sh-no DE-vi".