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a combining form representing indigo in compound words: indophenol.

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Nearby words

  1. individuate,
  2. individuation,
  3. individuation field,
  4. indivisibility,
  5. indivisible,
  6. indo-aryan,
  7. indo-australian plate,
  8. indo-canadian,
  9. indo-caribbean,
  10. indo-european
Also especially before a vowel, ind-.

Indo-

a combining form representing India in compound words: Indo-European.

Origin of Indo-

< Latin Ind(us) or Greek Ind(ós) + -o-
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British Dictionary definitions for indo-

Indo-

combining form

denoting India or IndianIndo-European
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