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Word

narendra

Phoneticsnaren·dra

Definition

n. a common male name in India that means 'lord of men'. It is often used for important leaders or historical figures.

n. a masculine given name of Sanskrit origin, literally translating to 'lord of men' or 'king'. Frequently encountered in South Asian contexts, particularly in India.

Examples

“Narendra is a popular name for boys in India.”

“The professor introduced Narendra as the lead researcher on the new linguistics project.”

“Historical records indicate that the name Narendra has been borne by various regional rulers and religious figures throughout the Indian subcontinent for centuries.”

Examples

simple

“Narendra is a popular name for boys in India.”

contextual

“The professor introduced Narendra as the lead researcher on the new linguistics project.”

complex

“Historical records indicate that the name Narendra has been borne by various regional rulers and religious figures throughout the Indian subcontinent for centuries.”

Usage

Used as a proper noun; typically capitalized.

Real-World Examples

“India marked its 80th Independence Day at Delhi’s historic Red Fort, featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisting the national flag, as well as a military parade.”
Al Jazeera · 15 Aug 2026
“Under Narendra Modi, India’s ties with Israel have taken on a different character, for a country that once championed the Palestinian cause and led the Non-Aligned Movement.”
The Guardian · 11 Aug 2026

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Level
C2 · Proficiency
Frequency
Frequent
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