No. 5,111 in Dutch
indian
The Dutch word "indian" does not exist; it might be a misspelling. If you mean "Indiaan," it refers to a Native American.
In a sentence
De Indiase dansers traden op tijdens het festival.
The Indian dancers performed during the festival.
Here, 'Indian' is used as an adjective to describe something related to India, namely, the dancers.
Ik maak graag Indiase curry voor het avondeten.
I enjoy making Indian curry for dinner.
In this context, 'Indian' modifies the type of cuisine, indicating an origin or style linked to India.
We bezochten een tentoonstelling over het leven van Indianen in de Verenigde Staten.
We visited an exhibition about the life of Native Americans in the United States.
Here, 'Indianen' refers to Native Americans, showcasing a cultural reference distinct from the Indian subcontinent.
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