English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word Indian

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Indian
(American Indian; Amerindian)
Indian
(Red Indian; Amerindian)
Indian
(Indian woman)
🔗 A 10‐year‐old Indian rape victim who gave birth in August was raped by two of her uncles, police said.
🔗 In its study conducted in year 2008, Transparency International reports about 40% of Indians had first‐hand experience of paying bribes or using a contact to get a job done in public office.
American Indian
(Indian; Amerindian)
Indian basket grass
(bear grass; squaw grass; quip‐quip; soap grass; western turkeybeard)
Indian bean
(catalpa)
Indian bean
(hyacinth bean; lablab bean; bonavist bean; bonavist pea; dolichas bean; seim bean; Egyptian kidney‐bean; Australian pea)
lablabo
Indian bison
(gaur)
Indian brown mongoose
Indian corn
(maize; sweet corn)		 ()
🔗 There is an island in the Indian Ocean that is part of France.
Indian date
(Chinese jujube; jujube)		 (;
ĉina daktilo
)
Indian date‐palm
(silver date‐palm; sugar date‐palm; wild date‐palm)
Indian fig opuntia
(Barbary fig; cactus pear; nopal)
Indian grey mongoose
Indian horse‐chestnut
(Himalayan horse‐chestnut)
Indian ink
(China‐ink; India ink)		 ()
Indian ink
(strawberry blite; strawberry pigweed; Indian paint; strawberry goosefoot; strawberry spinach; blite goosefoot)		 ()
Indian jujube
hinda zizifo
Indian lettuce
(miner’s lettuce; spring beauty; winter purslane)		 (
kuba spinaco
; )
Indian lilac
(neem; neem‐tree; nim tree)
Indian mulberry
(great morinda; noni; beach mulberry)
nonio
Indian paint
(strawberry blite; strawberry pigweed; Indian ink; strawberry goosefoot; strawberry spinach; blite goosefoot)		 ()
(thick‐tailed pangolin; scaly ant‐eater)
Indian pea
(grass pea; blue sweet pea; chickling pea; chickling vetch; white pea; white vetch)
Indian plum
(Indian jujube)
hinda zizifo
Indian plum
(osoberry)
Indian pokeweed
Indian potato
(potato bean; hopniss; ground‐nut; American ground‐nut)		 (
indiana terpomo
)
(black‐tailed python; Indian rock python)
hinda pitono
🔗 In their native Asia, Burmese pythons prefer wet habitats, while Indian pythons tend to stick to drier ones.
Indian rock python
(Indian python; black‐tailed python)
hinda pitono
Indian roller
hinda koracio
(
azia koracio
)
Indian shot
(African arrowroot; edible canna; purple arrowroot; Sierra Leone arrowroot)
india kanao
Indian spinach
(Malabar spinach; vine spinach; climbing spinach; creeping spinach; buffalo spinach; Ceylon spinach; Vietnamese spinach; Malabar nightshade)
large Indian civet
(zibet; civet; civet cat)
Red Indian
(Indian; Amerindian)
small Indian mongoose
(Javan mongoose)
West Indian
okcidentindia
West Indian manatee
(North American manatee)