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Meanings of indic in English
A language family originating from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives.
Synonyms
Examples for "Indo-Aryan"
Examples for "Indo-Aryan"
1
The Upanishads represent the loftiest heights of ancient Indo-Aryan thought and culture.
2
Examples of this class of myth in Indo-Aryan literature are not hard to find.
3
There are two elements in Mexican, as in Quiche, and Indo-Aryan, and Maori, and even Andaman cosmogonic myth.
4
These will be chiefly exposed in the chapter on "Indo-Aryan Myths of the Beginnings of Things," which follows.
5
The first and oldest source of our knowledge of Indo-Aryan myths is the Rig-Veda, whose nature and character have been described.
Usage of indic in English
1
This thing says, Three-rd pers period sing periodic indic period of Be,' the last in heavy bold type.
2
He studied Persian and Arabic literature at Patna, the centre of Indic Mohammedan learning.
3
When Alexander entered India there were still two bodies of Indic people west of the Indus.
4
For in truth the Buddhism of China and Tibet has no place in the history of Indic religions.
5
What is common and world-wide in the forms of Indic faith we have shown in a previous chapter.
6
For the historian of Indic religions this fact is of great significance, since such practice is the entering wedge which was to split the castes.
7
The innocent plunges his hand into boiling water and fetches out a stone (Anglo-Saxon law) or a coin (Indic law) without injury to his hand.
Frequent collocations
Indic through the time