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indo-aryan

/ˌɪn.doʊˈɛr.i.ən/

Tradução: Relativo ao ramo da família linguística indo-europeia falado no subcontinente indiano, que inclui línguas como hindi, bengali e sânscrito., Ramo da família indo-iraniana de línguas, falado principalmente no subcontinente indiano.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ˌɪn.doʊˈɛr.i.ən/C2formal
  • ptRelativo ao ramo da família linguística indo-europeia falado no subcontinente indiano, que inclui línguas como hindi, bengali e sânscrito.

Relating to the branch of the Indo-European language family spoken in the Indian subcontinent, including languages such as Hindi, Bengali, and Sanskrit.

  1. Relating to the Indo-European peopleC1formal

    Of or relating to the ancient Indo-European people or their languages.

    ptRelativo ao povo indo-europeu

    • The Indo-Aryan migrations shaped the linguistic landscape of South Asia.
    • Scholars study Indo-Aryan roots to understand ancient cultures.
    • The Indo-Aryan languages include Sanskrit, Hindi, and Bengali.

    Sinônimosaryanindo-europeanindo-germanic

  2. Relating to the Indo-Aryan language familyC1formal

    Pertaining to the branch of the Indo-European language family spoken in South Asia.

    ptRelativo à família linguística indo-ariana

    • Hindi and Urdu are both Indo-Aryan languages.
    • The Indo-Aryan language group is one of the largest in the world.
    • Many Indo-Aryan languages have a rich literary tradition.

    Sinônimosindic

Formas
  • more indo-aryan comparative form
  • most indo-aryan superlative form

noun

/ˌɪn.dəʊˈɛə.ri.ən/C1formal
  • ptRamo da família indo-iraniana de línguas, falado principalmente no subcontinente indiano.

A branch of the Indo-Iranian family of languages, spoken primarily in the Indian subcontinent.

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  1. Language branchC1formal

    A major branch of the Indo-Iranian subfamily of Indo-European languages, spoken primarily in South Asia.

    ptRamo linguístico

    • Hindi, Bengali, and Punjabi are prominent Indo-Aryan languages.
    • The Indo-Aryan language family includes over 200 languages.
    • Scholars study the evolution of Indo-Aryan from ancient Sanskrit.

    Sinônimosindic

Formas
  • indo-aryans plural form
  • indo-aryans' possessive plural form
  • indo-aryan's possessive singular form