“Jai Jinendra” means “Victory to the Jina” or “Salutations to the Jina.”

• Jai = victory / praise
• Jinendra = the Jina, the spiritually victorious Tirthankar

It is a respectful Jain greeting used to honor the Tirthankars and the Jain path of victory over karma, attachment, and passions.

Yes, one Jain can say “Jai Jinendra” to another Jain. It is a very common and proper Jain greeting. It expresses:

• respect,
• spiritual goodwill,
• remembrance of the Tirthankars,
• and a Jain way of greeting with dharma in mind.

It is more than just “hello” — it is a sacred and शुभ greeting in Jain tradition.