1. A native of the East or West Indies, or an aboriginal of America. Indian berry, the cocculus indicus. Indian corn, the maize, of the genus zea. Indian cress, a plant of the genus tropaeolum, a favourite garden flower, known as the nasturtium. Indian date, the tamarind tree. Indian fig, the prickly pear. Indian file, single file. Indian fire, a bright white signal-light, of sulphur, realgar, and nitre. Indian ink, a substance made of lampblack and animal glue, brought chiefly from China, and used for water-colours. Indian madder, a vegetable substance, much used for dyeing red, purple, orange, and brown. Indian red, a species of ochre. Indian reed, a plant of the genus canna. Indian shot, a name given to plants of the genus canna. Indian tobacco, a species of lebelia. Indian turnip, an American plant with a head of red berries growing on a stem. Indian yellow, a bright yellow pigment.

2. Pertaining to either of the Indies, East or West, or to the aborigines of America.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• indinas,
• indiain,
• indeans,
• indean,
• itaian,
• instan,
• indin,
• indain,
• idion,
• indins,
• findin,
• indina,
• adian,
• indaia,
• indans,
• endin,
• indiand,
• indiam,
• indiaia,
• indion

• indianan,
• indinavir,
• intimacy,
• ending,
• andean,
• indiana,
• indium,
• in demand,
• India Ink,
• intima,
• indiaman,
• intimate,
• india,
• intimal.

The adjective form of the word "Indian" is "Indian".

The plural form of the word "Indian" is "Indians"

The singular form of the word "indian" is "Indian".