Meaning & Definition of Indic in English
English⟶
Indic
Relating to or characteristic of India or its culture.
Pronunciation:
/ˈɪndɪk/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Of or pertaining to the Indian subcontinent or its peoples.
Example Sentence: The indic languages are a group of languages spoken in the Indian subcontinent.
Definition: Relating to the Indica, a historical work by the Greek geographer Eratosthenes.
Example Sentence: The indic narrative has influenced the perception of ancient Indian civilizations.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin 'Indicus', meaning 'of India'.
Synonyms
IndianBharatiya
Common Phrases and Expressions
- Indic culture: Cultural practices and traditions originating from India.
- Indic languages: Languages that are part of the Indo-Aryan branch spoken predominantly in India.
Translations
- Spanish: indio
- French: indien
- German: indisch
- Russian: индийский
Related Words
- India: A country in South Asia.
- Hindu: A follower of Hinduism, the major religion of the Indian subcontinent.
Slang Meanings of indic
Meaning: Short for 'Indica', often referring to a type of cannabis originating from India.
Example Sentence: That strain is an indica; it's perfect for relaxation.
Meaning: Referring to someone or something that is stereotypically Indian.
Example Sentence: His style is so indic; he loves curry and Bollywood movies.