Indo-Chinese
Peninsula region descriptor
Indo-Chinese describes people, languages, cultures, or geography relating to the peninsula of Southeast Asia that includes Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Myanmar—historically called Indochina because of its position between India and China.
The term also applies to the language family spoken across this region.
Indo-Chinese cuisine, the Indo-Chinese wars.
The hyphenated form distinguishes it from Indo-Chinese meaning of mixed Indian and Chinese heritage.
Filled Chinese pasta parcels
Having strong heat
- tangySharp and lively-tasting
- umamiFifth taste sensation
- garlickyStrongly flavored with bulb
- pungentSharply strong-smelling
salty · crispy · saucy · oily · vinegary · peppery · fiery · savory
Eastern Indian metropolis
- CalcuttaWest Bengal's capital city
- roadsideAdjacent to pavement
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- immigrantOne who resettles abroad
Asia's highest range
- TibetHimalayan plateau region
- NepalSouth Asian mountain nation
- BhutanHimalayan mountain kingdom
- MyanmarRenamed Southeast Asian nation
Yunnan · Assam · Manipur · Brahmaputra · Darjeeling · Sikkim · northeastern · borderlands
wontons
Filled Chinese pasta parcels
spicy
Having strong heat
pungent · salty · crispy · saucy · oily · vinegary · peppery · fiery · savory · ginger
lollipop
Confection on a stick
Kolkata
Eastern Indian metropolis
- CalcuttaWest Bengal's capital city
- roadsideAdjacent to pavement
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
Himalayas
Asia's highest range
Myanmar · Yunnan · Assam · Manipur · Brahmaputra · Darjeeling · Sikkim · northeastern · borderlands · highlands
- fusion foodAsian fusion, sushi burrito, ramen burger, Pacific Rim, Nikkei
- Indo- WordsIndo-European, Indo-Pacific, Indo-Aryan, Indo-Iranian
Indo-ChineseEuropean
From that continent
African · American · Western · South Asian · East Asian
Indo-ChineseIndo-European
Vast language family
Sino-Tibetan · Afro-Asiatic · Dravidian · Austronesian · Niger-Congo