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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Rajindra

King, Ruler

Pronunciation: rah-jeen-drah (/rɑːdʒɪnˈdɾɑː/)

Boy Name Hindu origin Popularity 70
Meaning
King, Ruler
Origin
Hindu
Lucky Number
9
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
Ruby
Life Path
1
Popularity Score
70
Language
Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi
Lucky Colors: GoldYellow

What does Rajindra mean?

One who rules over, king, ruler, sovereign, monarch

Rajindra in other languages & scripts

Hindi
राजिन्द्र
राजिन्द्र

How to pronounce Rajindra

English pronunciation
rah-jeen-drah
IPA notation
/rɑːdʒɪnˈdɾɑː/

Numerology & personality

Independent, pioneering, and ambitious

Associated Traits
CourageousConfidentPowerfulCalm under pressureAnalyticalDetermined

Spiritual & cultural context

Symbolizes inner strength, courage, and leadership. One who has the power to rule their own mind and emotions.

The name Rajindra carries a profound cultural significance in Hindu society, particularly in India, as it is associated with royalty, power, and leadership. Individuals named Rajindra are often perceived as strong, assertive, and capable, inspiring feelings of respect and admiration. Historically, this name was borne by several powerful monarchs and rulers, such as Rajindra Chhatrapati Shahu of Kolhapur and Rajindra Malla of Malla Empire in Nepal, who strengthened their kingdoms and contributed to the growth and evolution of Hindu culture.

Popularity of Rajindra by region

Region Country Score Year
India (Overall) IN 66 2024
Gujarat IN 88 2024
Nepal NP 90 2024
Uttar Pradesh IN 81 2024

Spelling variations of Rajindra

Raajindraa

Names similar to Rajindra

Frequently asked questions about Rajindra

What does Rajindra mean?
Rajindra is derived from the Sanskrit words 'Raj' and 'Indra'. It means 'king of Indra'.
Is Rajindra a Hinduism name?
Yes, Rajindra is a Hinduism name.
How to pronounce Rajindra?
Ra-jin-dra
Is Rajindra popular today?
Rajindra is still popular among Hindus, particularly in India and Nepal.
What is the origin of Rajindra?
Rajindra is derived from the Sanskrit words 'Raj' and 'Indra', which mean 'king' and 'god of thunder' respectively.