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Indo-Russian

Indo-Russian adjective: of, relating to, or between India and Russia.

Adjective

Indo-Russian (not comparable)

  1. Of, relating to, or between India and Russia.

Noun

Indo-Russian (plural Indo-Russians)

  1. A person of mixed Indian and Russian ancestry.
  2. A Russian person living in India, or an Indian person living in Russia.

Forms of Indo-Russian

pluralIndo-Russians

Origin of Indo-Russian

From Indo- + Russian.

Questions about Indo-Russian

What does Indo-Russian mean?
Indo-Russian means of, relating to, or between India and Russia.
What part of speech is Indo-Russian?
Indo-Russian can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near Indo-Russian in the dictionary

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  2. Indo-Pacific tarpon
  3. Indo-Pacific tarpons
  4. Indo-Pak
  5. Indo-Portuguese
  6. Indo-Russian
  7. Indo-Semitic
  8. Indo-Uralic
  9. indoaniline
  10. indoanilines
  11. Indoaryan

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