Hindi Name
Indian body art is known for centuries. Even today, tattoo enthusiasts love decorating their bodies with Hindi letters. Usually, they decide on words like e.g. "peace" or "love." How about having your name tattooed in Hindi?
If Hindi is the language you'd love to use for your tattoo, make sure you know exactly the right meaning. Check out our free tool. All you need to do is just type your name, choose a size and color of your design. Our tool will quickly show you the writing that you can save and use it for anything you want! Share it with your friends so they can check how their names look like!
Our free tool translates your name correctly into Hindi calligraphy, making sure that your tattoo art will be faultless.
In another script
Devanagari, one letter one sound
Hindi is written in Devanagari, the script also used for Sanskrit, Marathi and Nepali, and it is far more regular than the Latin alphabet: it was arranged by phonetics, with the consonants ordered by where in the mouth they are made, and the spelling of a word follows its pronunciation closely. A reader who knows the letters can read a word never seen before and say it correctly.
The line across the top is the most recognisable feature, and it is written last, joining the letters of a word into a unit. Vowels attach to the consonant they follow, above, below or beside it, and a consonant with no vowel written carries a default one, which is why a beginner tends to add syllables that are not there.
That regularity is what makes a transliterated name work well here: the Devanagari spelling of your name will be read back very nearly as you say it, which is not true of every script.