Sindia

The name Sindia is believed to have roots in Sanskrit, primarily associated with the Sindhu River, which is the ancient name for the Indus River. In Hindu mythology, the river is personified as a goddess. The name could also be a variant of Cynthia, which is of Greek origin meaning 'woman from Cynthus,' an epithet for the goddess Artemis, who was born on Mount Cynthus. However, the Sanskrit connection is more direct for 'Sindia.'

While not widely common, the name carries an exotic and somewhat mystical aura due to its ancient and geographical associations. Its usage is rare, suggesting it might be a modern coinage inspired by these older elements or a very localized traditional name. The 'moon goddess' interpretation often comes from the association of the river with celestial bodies or deities in ancient cultures.