Definition Synonyms
Definition of Indian - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
nationalityperson from the country of India
- She met an Indian during her travels.
2.
cultureDated member of the indigenous peoples of the AmericasDated
- The museum has artifacts from Indian cultures.
Adjective
1.
Indiarelated to India, its people, or culture
- She wore a beautiful Indian saree.
2.
cultureDated related to Native Americans or their cultureDated
- The museum displayed Indian artifacts.
3.
gamesTECH. designating chess openings with strategic controlTECH.
- He played an Indian defense in the match.
Expressions with Indian
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period of warm weather in late autumn
We enjoyed an Indian summer in October.
seeds used in cooking
Indian mustard seeds add flavor to the dish.
spicy condiment with fruits or vegetables, vinegar, and spices
She added Indian relish to her sandwich for extra flavor.
UK overseas territory made up of 55 islands in the Indian Ocean
The British Indian Ocean Territory is home to many seabirds.
type of cactus with edible fruit, also known as prickly pear
The Indian fig is common in arid regions of the Americas.
small green fruit with sour taste, rich in vitamin C and antioxidants
Indian gooseberry is eaten for its sour taste and health benefits.
tree native to India used for medicine
The Indian lilac is often used in herbal remedies.
type of wildflower found in North America
We saw an Indian paintbrush during our hike.
color resembling the pigment, a deep reddish brown
The walls were painted in Indian red to create a cozy atmosphere.
type of grass with edible seeds, also known as wild rice
Indian rice is often used in traditional Native American dishes..
person who takes back a given gift
He was called an Indian giver after asking for the gift back.
person of mixed British and Indian ancestry
My friend is an Anglo-Indian and loves both cultures.
war between Britain and France in North America from 1754 to 1763
The French and Indian War significantly altered the political landscape of North America..
desert in northwestern India and southeastern Pakistan
The Great Indian Desert is known for its sand dunes.
elite civil service of India
He joined the Indian Administrative Service after passing the exam.
premier institution for higher education in science and engineering
He pursued his PhD at the Indian Institute of Science.
professional Twenty20 cricket league in India
The Indian Premier League attracts players from all over the world.
magic trick with rope rising unsupported
The magician amazed the audience with the Indian rope trick.
major tennis tournament held annually in California
She won the Indian Wells title last year.
type of maize with multicolored kernels
The farmer grew Indian corn in his field.
ocean bordered by Africa, Asia, and Australia
The Indian Ocean is home to diverse marine life.
land designated for Native American tribes' use and governance
The tribe lives on an Indian reservation.
related to the Caribbean region or its people
The West Indian culture is vibrant and diverse.
the basic unit of money in India
I exchanged my dollars for Indian rupees at the airport.
Origin of Indian
Sanskrit, sindhu (river)
Terms with Indian included in their meaning
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cooking
season food with Indian-style spice blend or sauce
Indian dish
mild curry with marinaded chicken in creamy sauce
cuisine
popular Indian dish with spiced meat in creamy sauce
abr: Indian Rupee
money used in India for buying things
British
restaurant serving Indian, Pakistani, or Bangladeshi curries
South Indian
strong coffee made with milk and chicory in South India
Indian flatbread
type of leavened flatbread from India
food
soft round flatbread often served with Indian dishes
food
sauce made with tomatoes and cream used in Indian cuisine
botany
Indian plant with aromatic rhizomes
culture
dot or mark used in Indian culture
indian bread
round leavened flatbread baked in a tandoor and served with Indian food
indian snack
thin, crispy Indian snack made from seasoned lentil flour
Indian music
Indian stringed instrument with a long neck
meteorology
tropical cyclone in the western Pacific or Indian Ocean
Indian bread
type of flatbread originating from the Indian subcontinent
regional identity
person from the Indian subcontinent
origin
originating from the Indian subcontinent
Indian cuisine
spiced Indian dish made from split pulses
small local shop
small shop in a neighborhood, often family-run by Indian or Malay families
botanical
East Indian tree cultivated for nutmeg and mace
Indian cuisine
thin crispy Indian bread made from lentil flour
Indian dish
chicken marinated in spices and cooked in a tandoor
society
member of the lowest caste in Indian society
Examples of Indian in a sentence
The Indian shared his culture with us. The Indian shared stories of his ancestors. She studied the history of the Indian tribes. They enjoyed an Indian meal at the new restaurant. The Indian festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm. They celebrated Indian traditions at the festival.
The book explores Indian legends and myths. The Indian opening gave him a strategic advantage. She studied Indian strategies to improve her chess game.
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- French:Indien, indien, ...
- German:Inder, indisch, ...
- Italian:indiano, indiana, ...
- Spanish:indio, hindú, ...
- Portuguese:indiano, da Índia, ...
- Chinese:印度人, 印度的, ...
- Japanese:インド人, インドの, ...
- Arabic:هِنْدي, هِنْدِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:הוֹדִי, אִינְדִּיאַנִי, ...
- Russian:индиец, индийский, ...
- Ukrainian:індієць, індійський, ...
- Hindi:भारतीय, मूल अमेरिकी, ...
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