Hind.

Hind.
1. Hindi.
2. Hindu.
3. Hindustan.
4. Hindustani.

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hind1 «hynd», adjective, hind|er, hind|most or hind|er|most.
back; rear; posterior: »

hind legs. The hind wings of some aphids are shorter than the forewings.

[Middle English hind, perhaps back formation < hinder hinder2]
hind2 «hynd», noun, plural hinds or (collectively) hind.
1. a female deer, especially a female red deer in and after its third year. SYNONYM(S): doe.
2. any one of various food fishes of the Caribbean, such as certain groupers, sea bass, the red hind, and the rock hind.
[Old English hind]
hind3 «hynd», noun. Archaic.
1. a farm worker or servant: »

Laborious hinds That had survived the father, served the son (William Cowper).

2. a peasant; rustic.
[variant of Middle English hine, Old English hīne, plural, contraction of hīwna or hīgna, genitive plural of hīwa, hīga member of a household]
Hind.,
1. Hindu.
2. Hindustan.
3. Hindustani.

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abbr.
Hindi
Hindu
Hindustan
Hindustani

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