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US
/ˈɑɹiən/
]
ADJECTIVE
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of or relating to the former Indo-European people
Indo-European migrations
NOUN
- a member of the prehistoric people who spoke Proto-Indo European
- (according to Nazi doctrine) a Caucasian person of Nordic descent (and not a Jew)
How To Use Aryan In A Sentence
- From here, the nullah reaches the Punjab and Haryana boundary, near Shagun Hotel, where the outflow is now blocked.
- Aryan shrieks and runs out of my room, making such noise that her footfalls sound like an army trooping onto the battlefield.
- I need to own a gun, multiculturalism is evil, and they have some hallucinatory fantasies about Aryan civilization.
- The original Aryan gods were not expected to work miracles or control men's lives.
- BCE : India - The Aryans invade the Indus Valley region.
- Temple building in India, by the Mediaeval Age, had gradually crystallized into two main streams - the north Indian or Indo-Aryan, and the Dravidian in south India.
- It looked, to be sure, nothing like the milky portraits we had been shown in Sunday school, looked hardly at all like the handsome gentleman with the Aryan profile and the five-hundred-watt glow who effulged at us from calendars in Protestant parlors all over Dixie. Another Roadside Attraction
- Hence the importance of mindfulness in the spiritual training of the yogi on the Aryan path.
- For instance, the North Indian state of Haryana had a small-town crorepati density of 280. An Increasingly Affluent Middle India Is Harder to Ignore
- The hierarchy of race with Aryans or Anglo-Saxons at its apex was under threat of contamination from the supposed lesser breeds.
