indra (Meaning)

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indra (n)

chief Hindu god of the Rig-Veda; god of rain and thunder

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Indra, the Hindu king of the gods, wielded the thunderbolt as his weapon.
The Indra Festival celebrates the legendary battles between Indra and the demon Vritra.
Indra's palace, Amravati, is said to be located on Mount Meru above the Himalayas.
Indra's consort is Indrani, who is known for her beauty and power.
Indra's elephant, Airavata, is depicted with four tusks and is considered sacred.
In Buddhist mythology, Indra is known as Sakra and is depicted as the ruler of the heavens.
The Indra dance is a traditional Indian dance form that celebrates the rain god Indra.
Indra is often invoked in Vedic hymns for protection, wealth, and victory.
In Tibetan Buddhism, Indra is associated with the Vajra, a ritual thunder weapon.
The Indonesian island of Java was once named "Indraloka" in honor of Indra.

chief Hindu god of the Rig-Veda; god of rain and thunder

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Indra, the Hindu king of the gods, wielded the thunderbolt as his weapon.

The Indra Festival celebrates the legendary battles between Indra and the demon Vritra.

Indra's palace, Amravati, is said to be located on Mount Meru above the Himalayas.

Indra's consort is Indrani, who is known for her beauty and power.