Aryan in Dutch
Aryan in Dutch is Arisch, Indo-Europees, Indo-Germaans — Aryan means in linguistics, a now largely retired term for the Indo-Iranian branch of languages, or more loosely the wider Indo-European language family.
Aryan in Dutch
What does "Aryan" mean?
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noun In linguistics, a now largely retired term for the Indo-Iranian branch of languages, or more loosely the wider Indo-European language family.
"Older textbooks used "Aryan" to describe the language family that includes Sanskrit and Persian."
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noun A discredited 19th- and 20th-century racial category once used to claim a "Nordic" or "Caucasian" master race; the term is strongly associated with Nazi ideology.
"Nazi propaganda falsely presented "Aryan" as a race superior to all others."
Aryan in a sentence
- Older textbooks used "Aryan" to describe the language family that includes Sanskrit and Persian.
- Nazi propaganda falsely presented "Aryan" as a race superior to all others.
Similar words in Dutch
Common Dutch translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Aryan" in Dutch?
"Aryan" in Dutch is Arisch, Indo-Europees, Indo-Germaans. Aryan means: In linguistics, a now largely retired term for the Indo-Iranian branch of languages, or more loosely the wider Indo-European language family.
How do you use "Aryan" in a sentence?
Example: "Older textbooks used "Aryan" to describe the language family that includes Sanskrit and Persian." In Dutch, "Aryan" is Arisch, Indo-Europees, Indo-Germaans.
Are there other ways to say "Aryan" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 10 translations listed for "Aryan": Arisch, Indo-Europees, Indo-Germaans, Indo-Iraans, Proto-Indo-Europees, Ariër.