Indo-Iranianists
Indo-Iranianists is the plural of Indo-Iranianist.
Meaning of Indo-Iranianist
Noun
Indo-Iranianist (plural Indo-Iranianists)
- A linguist who specializes in studying Indo-Iranian languages.
- In the Indian field, despite the heroic labours of generations of scholars, the bulk of standard translations are woefully inadequate; and even if the position in other classical fields is not so tragic, all are to some extent affected by misinformation emanating from the pen of Indo-Iranianists.1966, J[ack] Clifford Wright, Non-Classical Sanskrit Literature: An Inaugural Lecture Delivered on 24 November 1965, School of Oriental and African Studies, page 4
Questions about Indo-Iranianists
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- Indo-Iranianists is the plural of Indo-Iranianist.
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