Indio

Indian, Indigenous person, Native American

ˈi n d j o → indio
adjective Rare #56,078
Indian Usually means from India when describing a person or thing. When referring to Indigenous peoples of the Americas, the word can be outdated or offensive; use a more specific term when possible.
SP: Mi vecino es indio.
EN: My neighbor is Indian.
Forms of indio

Esta es la chaqueta del equipo Indio.

This is the Indio team jacket.

— भाग मिल्खा भाग (2013)

Nuestro corazón es Indio, Nuestro corazón es Indio.

Our heart is Indian, Our heart is Indian.

La chaqueta del equipo Indio.

The Indian team’s jacket.

— भाग मिल्खा भाग (2013)

noun · masculine Rare #56,179
Indigenous person, Native American Can be considered offensive or outdated when used for Indigenous people; prefer a specific people’s name or an appropriate term such as “Indigenous person.”
SP: El indio vive cerca del río.
EN: The Indigenous man lives near the river.
Indian Can also refer to a person from India, though “persona de la India” is clearer and avoids ambiguity.
SP: El indio llegó ayer desde Delhi.
EN: The Indian man arrived yesterday from Delhi.
Declension of indio

¡Indio!

Indian!

— Horas de terror (1997)

¡Indio que no regresa!

The Indian who never returns!

— स्वदेस (2004)

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