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10 Language-to-English DictionariesHind
/haɪnd/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A historical term referring to the Indian subcontinent, particularly in relation to its cultural and geographical identity.
"The ancient texts often refer to the rich traditions of Hind." - 2
A term used to describe the people or culture of India.
"The festivals celebrated in Hind reflect its diverse heritage."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Old English hīnd, of Germanic origin, sharing roots with Old High German hinta. Historically used to denote a female deer, specifically a red deer after its third year, distinguishing it from the male stag.
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Inde
Transliteration: ɛ̃d
"L'Inde est connue pour sa diversité culturelle."
Indien
Transliteration: ˈɪndi̯ən
"Indien hat eine reiche Geschichte."
India
Transliteration: ˈindja
"L'India è famosa per i suoi monumenti storici."
India
Transliteration: ˈindia
"La India es un país de gran diversidad."
Índia
Transliteration: ˈĩdʒiɐ
"A Índia é conhecida por sua cultura vibrante."
भारत
Transliteration: Bharat
"भारत की संस्कृति बहुत समृद्ध है।"
印度
Transliteration: Yìndù
"印度有着悠久的历史。"
인도
Transliteration: Indo
"인도는 다양한 문화로 유명합니다."
インド
Transliteration: Indo
"インドは多様な文化を持っています。"
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