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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Indrani

Wife of Indra

Pronunciation: in-drah-nee (ɪndˈrɑːni)

Unisex Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 75
Meaning
Wife of Indra
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
9
Lucky Day
Monday
Lucky Stone
Turquoise
Life Path
3
Popularity Score
75
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, Tamil
Lucky Colors: BlueGreenIndigo

What does Indrani mean?

Indrani is the wife of Indra, the king of Gods in Hindu mythology.

Indrani in other languages & scripts

Hindi
इंद्राणी
प्रभुवती

How to pronounce Indrani

English pronunciation
in-drah-nee
IPA notation
ɪndˈrɑːni

Numerology & personality

Indrani is a name with a strong spiritual vibration, and those named Indrani are believed to have a deep connection to their spirituality and a strong sense of intuition. They are often creative, artistic, and compassionate, and they have a natural ability to inspire and motivate others.

Associated Traits
BraveWiseLoyalV = VirtuousK = KindT = ThoughtfulD = Determined

Spiritual & cultural context

Symbolizes divine power and marital harmony.

Indrani is a symbol of beauty, strength, and power in Hindu culture. As the wife of Indra, she embodies feminine energy and grace alongside her husband's dominance and prowess. This strong female presence in Hindu mythology highlights the importance of the role of women in society and the balance between masculine and feminine energies.

Popularity of Indrani by region

Region Country Score Year
Gujarat IN 69 2024
Karnataka IN 84 2024
West Bengal IN 73 2024

Spelling variations of Indrani

Indraani

Names similar to Indrani

Frequently asked questions about Indrani

What does Indrani mean?
Indrani is the Hindu goddess name for the wife of Indra, the king of the gods.
Is Indrani a Hinduism name?
Yes, Indrani is a Hindu goddess name.
How to pronounce Indrani?
In-dra-ni
Is Indrani popular today?
Indrani is a less commonly used name today but holds great cultural significance in Hindu traditions.
What is the origin of Indrani?
Indrani originated from Sanskrit and is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology as the wife of Indra, the king of the gods.