Indo-European

Phonetic Respelling: [ in-doh-yoor-uh-pee-uhn ]

Definition:

adj. or n. designating or of a family of languages that includes most of those spoken in Europe and many of those spoken in southwestern Asia and India

Sentence:

English and Spanish are both Indo-European languages. Spelled with a hyphen.

More example sentences:

English and Spanish are both Indo-European languages. Spelled with a hyphen.

Hear it

Synonyms:

Indo-European;Indo-Germanic;Indo-Hittite

Antonyms:

Navaho

Indo-European rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • bein'
  • breon
  • deehan
  • eon
  • feehan
  • heon
  • ian
  • jian
  • keehan
  • meehan
  • paean
  • peon
  • rijn
  • sheahan
  • sheehan
  • teahan
  • teehan
  • theon
  • treon
  • vian
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • aegean
  • asean
  • crimean
  • fujian
  • korean
  • mcgeean
  • mckeon
  • mckeone
  • plebeian
  • protean
  • shahian
  • sofian
  • vannguyen
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • carribean
  • cyclopean
  • eritrean
  • european
  • galilean
  • jacobean
  • maccabean
  • mycenaean
  • tennessean
• Five Syllable Rhymes
  • epicurean
• Six Syllable Rhymes
  • indo-european