Different Names of Lord Indra
| Name | Meaning | Numerology |
|---|---|---|
| Amresh | Lord Indra, One of the many names of Lord Indra; King of Sky | 1 |
| Amrish | Lord Indra, One of the many names of Lord Indra; King of Sky | 5 |
| Avasyu | Lord Indra; Desirous of helping; Epithet of Indra | 8 |
| Dattey | Lord Indra, Name of Indra | 3 |
| Devesh | King of Gods; Another name for Indra; God of the Gods | 9 |
| Devraj | King among Gods, Name of Lord Indra | 6 |
| Ghanendra | Lord of clouds (Lord Indra) | 9 |
| Inder Kant | Indra devta | 6 |
| Indrakanta | Lord Indra; Husband of Indra | 3 |
| Indrarjun | Bright and brave Lord Indra | 1 |
| Mahendra | The great God Indra (the God of the Sky), Lord Indra, Lord of the Sky | 1 |
| Purandar | Lord Indra; Fortress destroyer; Name of Indra; An epithet of Shiva, Krishna, Agni and Vishnu | 3 |
| Rishvanjas | Lord Indra | 4 |
| Sachin | Lord Indra; Pure existence; Affectionate; Epithet of Shiva | 9 |
| Sachish | Lord Indra | 4 |
| Samaj | Lord Indra; A forest; Wood; Understanding; Epithet of Indra | 8 |
| Satamanyu | Lord Indra | 7 |
| Satpati | Lord Indra; A good Lord; Lord of heroes; Epithet of Indra | 5 |
| Shachi | Indrani; Power; Agility; Help; Kindness; Talent; Elegance kindness | 3 |
| Shachin | Lord Indra; Pure existence; Affectionate; Epithet of Shiva | 8 |
| Shivendra | Lord Shiva and Lord Indra | 1 |
| Shuna | Lord Indra; A water pot | 9 |
| Shvetavah | Lord Indra; Borne by white horses | 7 |
| Sunashi | Lord Indra; Having a handsome nose; Name of Indra | 1 |
| Sunasi | Lord Indra; Having a handsome nose; Name of Indra | 2 |
| Suradhish | Lord Indra, Lord of Gods, Indra | 8 |
| Suradip | Lord Indra; Lamp of music | 7 |
| Surdeep | Lamp of music | 7 |
| Suren | Lord Indra; Derived from Sur, Sur - a God; Divinity; A sage; Learned man; The Sun; Idol; A snake | 5 |
| Surendra | Lord Indra; Chief of Gods; Indra | 1 |
| Suresh | The Sun | 9 |
| Surnath | Lord Indra; Lord of Suras; Lord Surya (the Sun) | 11 |
| Svaraj | Lord Indra; King of heaven; Name of Indra | 8 |
| Tuvidyumna | Lord Indra | 6 |
| Tuvijat | Lord Indra | 22 |
| Ulmuk | Lord Indra; A firebrand; Name of a son of Balram | 6 |
| Vajendra | Lord Indra, Strong Indra | 3 |
| Vajradhar | Lord Indra, The one who bears the Vajra | 11 |
| Vajrajit | Lord Indra, Conqueror of Inder, Whose weapon is called Vajra | 1 |
| Vajrapani | Lord Indra, Vajra in [his] hand | 11 |
| Vajrin | Lord Indra; Wielding the thunderbolt, said of Indra, Agni, Shiva | 11 |
| Vasav | An epithet of Lord Indra | 11 |
| Vasava | Lord Indra; Belonging to Indra; Name of Indra; Accompanied by the Vasus; Related to Vasus; Name of Shiva | 3 |
| Vidojas | Lord Indra; With well known power; Another name for Indra | 8 |
| Vimridh | Lord Indra; Averter of enemies; Another name for Indra | 11 |
| Virikvas | Lord Indra | 3 |
| Yatindra | Sanyasi; Lord Indra | 11 |
Lord Indra, the king of the heavens and the ruler of the rain and thunderstorms in Hindu mythology, is known by various names and titles. Some of the different names of Lord Indra include:
- Shakra: Derived from the Sanskrit word “shakra,” which means “powerful” or “mighty.”
- Vajrahanu: Referring to his indestructible thunderbolt weapon, the Vajra.
- Purandara: Meaning “destroyer of cities,” highlighting his role in defeating demons and protecting the heavens.
- Meghavahana: The one who rides on clouds or a chariot drawn by horses.
- Sakra: A shorter version of his name, often used in ancient texts.
- Devendra: Signifying his position as the lord of the gods (devas).
These names represent different aspects of Lord Indra’s authority, power, and role in Hindu mythology and cosmology.