How Do You Spell KRYSANTHE?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈa͡ɪsanð] (IPA)

Krysanthe, also spelled Chrysanthe, is a given name of Greek origin that means "golden flower". The correct pronunciation of this name is /krɪsænθi/, with the stress on the second syllable. The "ch" in Chrysanthe is pronounced as a hard "k" sound, as in the word "kite". The "y" in Krysanthe is used to represent the Greek letter "upsilon", which sounds like a combination of "i" and "u". The final "e" is pronounced as "ee".

Common Misspellings for KRYSANTHE

• jrysanthe
• mrysanthe
• lrysanthe
• orysanthe
• irysanthe
• keysanthe
• kdysanthe
• kfysanthe
• ktysanthe
• k5ysanthe
• k4ysanthe
• krtsanthe
• krgsanthe
• krhsanthe
• krusanthe
• kr7santhe
• kr6santhe
• kryaanthe
• kryzanthe
• kryxanthe

Etymology of KRYSANTHE

The etymology of the word "Krysanthe" is derived from the Greek name "Chrysanthe" (Χρυσάνθη), which consists of two elements: "chrysos" meaning "golden" and "anthos" meaning "flower". Thus, "Krysanthe" can be interpreted as "golden flower" or "golden blossom". The name is often related to Greek mythology and is predominantly given to girls as a given name.