indra , m. ( 1 ) as in Pali (Sakko devānaṃ indo), the deva who in Skt. is named Indra (but frequently also [Page114-b] called Śakra) is in BHS often called Śakra, devānām indra, Śakra king of the gods , the word indra being clearly a common, not a proper, noun; so SP 69.8 ; LV 62.14 ; 66.4 ; etc. , passim ; this is specially clear when the n. pr. Śakra is omitted but the gen. devānām retained, as in LV 62.15, 18 devānām indra, O king of the gods! ( 2 ) a high number: Mvy 8022 indraḥ = Tib. dbaṅ po , lord (regularly = indra); ( 3 ) n. of a yakṣa: Māy 29 ; 236.25 ; ( 4 ) n. of a brahman: Divy 74.17 ff. ; ( 5 ) n. of a king: Mmk 625.21 .