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Meanings of aryan in English
Designation of an ancient Indo-Iranian people during the Vedic period.
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Catalan
indoeuropeu Usage of aryan in English
1
And he's more than just aryan his grievances on Twitter.
2
In a word, they represent the Aryan man in his historical character.
3
This enabled him to discern the 'superior' Aryan races from inferior peoples.
4
You had the so-called proper documents to prove that you were Aryan.
5
Protection is what the transplanted Aryan requires in this New England climate.
6
The Upanishads represent the loftiest heights of ancient Indo-Aryan thought and culture.
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The ancient Aryan gave rise to the numerous Iranian and Indian languages.
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These three aspects constitute the highest Trinity of the Aryan Adwaitee philosophers.
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Non-Aryan aborigines and others were possibly developing into the caste of Sudras.
10
Their migrations began long before that of the Aryan and Semitic people.
11
We turn now to another ancient race, the Indo-European family-theAryan race.
12
He was convinced it was the origin of the Nordic Aryan race.
13
Never from Aryan alone came the drifting, changing Western being of to-day.
14
Hence it cannot be cited as Brahmanic or even as Aryan law.
15
Into such deep debasement, O brethren, the sons of the Aryan fell!
16
Then that supposed Aryan blood migrated to various parts of the world.
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