Indie
Meaning of Indie
Indie is a sun-kissed wanderer of a name, born where the sapphire sweep of the Río Indo meets the spirited cry of ¡libertad!, mingling the Sanskrit “Sindhu” of the ancient river with the modern English whisper of “independent”; thus, in a single breath, she carries both the history of silk-route caravans and the defiant twang of an off-beat guitar drifting through a summer feria. Short for India, Indigo, or even Indira, yet perfectly complete on her own, Indie paints herself in vibrant dye—part spice-laden marketplace, part bohemian coffeehouse—inviting parents to gift their daughters a passport stamped with possibility. Small in syllables but bold in sentiment, she has tiptoed up the American charts since the 1950s, shimmering most brightly in recent years, proof that her free-spirited melody resonates across generations. Lighthearted and lyrical, Indie promises a life scored in major keys, forever dancing between tradition and adventure, corazón abierto, feet eager to roam.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as IN-dee (/ˈɪn.di/)
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