Indra in Greek
Indra in Greek is ίντρα — Indra means in Hindu mythology, the king of the gods and the deity associated with weather, thunder, and war.
Indra in Greek
ίντρα
Pronounced: idra
(Hinduism, Vedism) The god of war and weather; also the King of the Gods or Devas and Lord of Heaven or Svargaloka in Hinduism.
What does "Indra" mean?
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noun In Hindu mythology, the king of the gods and the deity associated with weather, thunder, and war.
"Indra is often depicted riding a white elephant and wielding a thunderbolt."
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- Indra is often depicted riding a white elephant and wielding a thunderbolt.
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What is "Indra" in Greek?
"Indra" in Greek is ίντρα. Indra means: In Hindu mythology, the king of the gods and the deity associated with weather, thunder, and war.
How do you pronounce ίντρα?
"Indra" in Greek is ίντρα, pronounced "idra".
How do you use "Indra" in a sentence?
Example: "Indra is often depicted riding a white elephant and wielding a thunderbolt." In Greek, "Indra" is ίντρα.
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