Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊhan] (IPA) 
The word "Mohan" is commonly spelled using the Latin alphabet, but can be represented phonetically using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /moʊˈhɑn/. The "M" is pronounced as in "mom", the "o" as in "boat", the "h" as in "hello", and the "an" as in "can". The stress is on the second syllable, represented by the apostrophe before the "h". This pronunciation may vary depending on regional accents and dialects.
Mohan is a male given name predominantly used in South Asian countries, such as India and Nepal. It is derived from Sanskrit origins, where "Moha" means attachment or infatuation and "ana" indicates someone possessed by those qualities. The name Mohan carries several meanings and connotations, including "charming," "attractive," "bewitching," or "captivating."
In Hindu mythology, Mohan is one of the many names used to refer to Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna is considered the epitome of charm, beauty, and divine love. As such, the name Mohan is often associated with qualities of charisma, magnetism, and divine grace.
In a broader context, beyond its religious and mythological roots, Mohan holds significance as a popular given name. Small variations of this name, such as Mohana or Mohandas, can also be found in the South Asian community. Many individuals named Mohan are known for their charm, pleasant demeanor, and ability to attract others through their engaging personality.
In contemporary society, Mohan may be chosen as a first name for boys due to its cultural significance, historical importance, or family tradition. The name Mohan is not region-specific and can be found in various South Asian communities across the globe.
The name "Mohan" is of Sanskrit origin. It is composed of two words, "Moha" and "Ana", where "Moha" means "delusion" or "attachment" and "Ana" means "one who possesses" or "one who experiences". Therefore, the etymology suggests that "Mohan" can be interpreted as "one who possesses or experiences delusion". In Hindu mythology, "Mohan" is also an epithet of Lord Krishna, meaning "one who enchants or attracts".
