The name “Krsna” means “all attractive” its also a name which means “black” describing Krsnas “blackish” complexion.

 The name “Krsna” means “all attractive” its also a name which means “black” describing Krsnas “blackish” complexion. Throughout Europe we find that “Krsna” was one of their names for “black”.

~The Old Prussian word for “black” was “Kirsna” and the Indo/European root for “black” was “Krsnos”. In Lithuania we have the “Kirsna” river which is known as the “blackish” river and nearby we find the village of “Astrioji Kirsna” named after the river. In Russia we have the “Chernaya” river meaning “black river” and in the Ukraine its the “Chorna” river also meaning the “black river”.

~Sanskrit - Krsna - Indo/European - Krsnos - Old Prussian - Kirsna - Lithuania - Kirsna - Croatia - Crna - Czech - Cerna - Macedonia - Crna - Serbia - Crnac - Slovak - Cern - Bosnia - Crnac - Romania - Cerni - Russia - Chern - All meaning “black” and all reflecting “Krsna” meaning “black”.

~Montenegro   is a sovereign state of Southeastern Europe, bordered on four sides by Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Kosovo and Albania. Its original name was “Crna Gora” meaning “black mountain”. Not only do we have “Crna” meaning “black” coming from “Krsna” meaning “black”, we also have “Gora”  meaning “mountain” coming from the Sanskrit “Giri” meaning “mountain”. Due to Venetian influence it became “Montenegro” the “Monte” being the Latin “Mans” meaning “mountain” and the “Negro” meaning “black”. So the meaning remained the same “black mountain” however its original name “Crna Gora” once again reflects the Vedic roots of ancient Europe.

~As for the actual etymology of Krsna, it comes from the Sanskrit root “Krs” meaning “to plough” “to drag” “to pull”. As a tractor has “traction” Krsna also has “traction”, as the Supreme “all attractive" he “pulls” “drags” and “attracts” our minds and this is the real meaning of “Krsna” whose name is seen throughout Europe as a name meaning “black” which is simply a description of his blackish complexion.