Sentence examples for the indian language from inspiring English sources

She is known as Te Ata which means "Bear of the Morning" in the Indian language.

MQ is our abbreviation for maquisapa, the word in the Indian language Quichua for spider monkey that translates (appropriately!) as "big hand".

In typical Bardem fashion, he is almost unrecognizable in the part and even manages the occasional dialogue in Quechua, the Indian language his character grew up speaking.

There is no word for cousin in the Indian language, says Vinay. "It's the same word as sibling and that couldn't feel more right for us.

A free black man, he sailed from San Domingo, now Santo Domingo, with a Dutch sea captain, then remained here, most likely mastering the Indian language and setting up a trading post.

In addition, he wrote the first grammar of the Indian language Tupí and many letters describing the Indians' way of life, customs, folklore, and diseases, as well as the flora and fauna of Brazil.

The language of Amazonas is Portuguese, but the local vocabulary also incorporates many words from the Indian languages.

Many Indic manuscripts were written on palm leaves, even after the Indian languages were put on paper in the 13th century.

The family includes extinct languages like Hittite of ancient Turkey, and Tokharian, once spoken in Central Asia, as well as the Indian languages and Iranian in one major branch and all European languages except Basque in another.

The modern literatures in the Indian languages are viewed as representing continuity and the authentic, while they really represent a radical break, the avant garde, and an irreverent play between the classical and the modern.

Ghosh, like Salman Rushdie, introduces words from the Indian languages, and from the various creoles, pidgins and slangs that have arisen in India and the Asian seaports since the 18th century.