Indo-

pref.

1. India; East Indies: Indochina.

2. Indo-European: Indo-Hittite.

[Greek, from Indos, the Indus River; see indigo.]

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Indo-

(ˈɪndəʊ-)

combining form

1. (Placename) denoting India or Indian: Indo-European.

2. (Languages) denoting India or Indian: Indo-European.

3. (Peoples) denoting India or Indian: Indo-European.

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indo-

a combining form representing indigo: indophenol.

Also, esp. before a vowel, ind-.

Indo-

a combining form representing India: Indo-European.

[< Latin Ind(us) or Greek Ind(ós) + -o-]

Translations

Indo-

[ˈɪndəʊ] PREFIX → indo-

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Indo-

pref → Indo-;

Indo-China

n → Indochina nt

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Indo-

[ˈɪndəʊ] pref → indo...

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She walked indo- lently along, with a mind at rest, its peace reflected in her innocent face.

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The President of the Indo- Lanka Chamber Romesh David spoke about the active engagement between the industries of the two countries.

Indian envoy says Sri Lanka has carved out a niche for itself in its economic relations with India

This article summarizes the findings of some studies analyzing genetic differences in alcohol-metabolizing enzymes between Indo- and Afro-Trinidadians that might account for some of the observed differences in alcohol dependence.

FREQUENCIES OF ADH AND ADH ALLELES IN INDO- AND AFRO-TRINIDADIANS

In searching for possible explanations for the differing alcoholism rates in Indo- and Afro-Trinidadians, researchers have examined the prevalence of various alleles of the alcohol- and acetaldehyde-metabolizing enzymes.

Another analysis investigated the association of alleles of another type of ADH, ADH1B, with alcohol dependence, drinking history, and liver function in Indo- and Afro-Trinidadians (Ehlers et al.

Variations in alcohol-metabolizing enzymes in people of East Indian and African descent from Trinidad and Tobago

The problem with Russell's sensibility is that (Indo-)European intellectuals at least as far back as the Hussites have voiced frustration over the "disassociation" of Christianity with the needs and values of local communities.

The Germanization of Early Medieval Christianity: A Sociohistorical Approach

After the Permo-Triassic boundary the dinosaurs-largest land animals along with mesoeucrocodiles and pterosaur-the flying reptiles were occurred during the Mesozoic of Indo- Pakistan.

Major bioevents, extinction of land vertebrates, Cretaceous-Tertiary and other major boundaries in lndo-Pakistan subcontinent (South Asia)

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President Trump to push for India's Membership to APEC

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