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Appendix:Variations of "indo" English + people Etymology en Indo-European or Indonesia; from en nl Indo. Noun A Eurasian person living in or connected with Indonesia, especially en historical a person in the former Dutch East Indies who held European legal status but was of mixed Dutch and indigenous Indonesian descent, or a descendant of such a person. Proper noun en informal chiefly Australia Indonesia Malaysia Singapore en country cont/Asia Indonesia Anagrams en dino dino noid doin' DINO Dion Odin doin Dino Noid doni dino- do in nido- nodi NOID Dutch Etymology nl Indo-Europeaan Indonesian-European, from nl Indo- Indonesian + nl Europeaan European. Pronunciation nl /ˈɪn.doː/ nl In do Noun m -'s + a person of partially native Indonesian and partially European descent nl Indo-Europeaan liplap<l:derogatory> nl nonna sinjo Derived terms nl indorock References Indonesian id: Etymology id nl Indo A person of mixed Indonesian and European descent, from id la indo- India, East Indies. Pronunciation id /ˈɪndo/ id do o 2 id In do Proper noun id noun nl Indo-Europeaan: a person of mixed Indonesian and European descent id Indonesia Further reading Italian Etymology From it la Indus, from it grc Ἰνδός. Proper noun m Indus (river) Anagrams it dino Dino doni nido nodi ondi it Rivers Japanese Romanization インド Latin Pronunciation Indō Proper noun la proper noun form Indō m la Indus dat//abl Adjective la adjective form Indō la Indus dat//abl m//n s Portuguese Pronunciation pt indo pt In do Proper noun m pt a large <<river>> in south-central Asia, rising in <<c/China>> (Tibet) and flowing through <<c/India>> and <<c/Pakistan>> to the Arabian Sea Indus Spanish es: Etymology es la Indus, from es grc Ἰνδός, from es peo 𐏃𐎡𐎯𐎢𐏁 hiⁿduš, from es iir-pro *sindʰus or es sa सिन्धु síndhu. Pronunciation Proper noun m es a large <<river>> in south-central Asia, rising in <<c/China>> (Tibet) and flowing through <<c/India>> and <<c/Pakistan>> to the Arabian Sea Indus Derived terms es Indo- Related terms es India Anagrams es Dion es nido es Odín