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Also Indonesian. [noted -ed]
Interesting meaning.
Indra is indeed also frequently used as a feminine name, as many others have pointed out below. So, I think that the "Gender" of this name should be changed feom "Masculine" to "Masculine & Feminine". Indra is also Mongolian, Bhutanese, Urdu, Bengali, Sinhala, Thai, Khmer, Filipino, Malay, Indonesian, and Fijian.Scripts: Индра (Mongolian), اندرا (Urdu), ইন্দ্র (Bengali), ඉන්ද්‍රා (Sinhala), พระอินทร์ (Thai), ព្រះឥន្ទ (Khmer)Source: https://forebears.io/forenames/indra
Though it is listed as a male name, females have been given this name both in the US and India. My apologies as I'm not sure about anywhere elsewhere.
Sounds like a made-up name. Doesn't have that much of an appealing meaning, I wouldn't use it. Also, in my opinion, this name sounds more feminine than it does masculine.
My name is Indra. I'm from Latvia, my name day is 1 February.
Cool name. "Indy" would be a nice nickname.
Indra is also used in Sweden (though rather unusual) but in Sweden Indra is used as a girls name.
I love this name. The meaning is pretty cool too. Definitely on my personal name list.
Indra Vostrá was the nickname of actress Tatiana Vilhelmová in TV series "Paskvil".
Indra Nooyi is the owner of PepsiCo.
In Hinduism, Indra was actually a goddess.
Indra is the father of the Pandava Arjuna. He has tattoos of many eyes upon him. He rides on a large white elephant, and rules over the most powerful clouds of all, the samvartaka clouds.

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