xindo -xin- gismu

x₁ reflects Hindi language/culture/religion in aspect x₂.

Defaults to not include Urdu; Indian (Bharat) nationality may be implied (when constrained by xingu'e). See also srito, xurdo, bengo.

lensisku

In notes:

bengo: x₁ reflects Bengali/Bangladesh culture/nationality/language in aspect x₂.
indo: x₁ reflects/pertains to the regions which are approximated by the Indian subcontinent, or cultures vel sim. thereof, in aspect x₂.
jbogimkra: x₁ is a source language for Lojbanic gismu x₂, contributing word x₃ (zoi) to make it, which were adapted into the Lojban alphabet as x₄ (lo'u or zoi), the language having weight in the algorithm x₅ (li)
jmizora: x₁ represents Mizo culture/language in aspect x₂.
maljalama: x₁ represents Malayalam culture/language/history in aspect x₂.
neplo: x₁ represents Nepali/Nepalese culture/language/history/geography in aspect x₂.
paxtoua: x₁ is Pashto in aspect x₂.
romlo: x₁ reflects Romani/Romany/gypsy culture/nationality/language in aspect x₂
sinxala: x₁ represents Sinhalese/Sinhala/Sri Lankan culture in aspect x₂.
srito: x₁ reflects Sanskrit language/Sanskritic/Vedic culture/nationality in aspect x₂.
sunmuje: x₁ represents Eastern/Oriental culture in aspect x₂
tramili: x₁ is Tamil in aspect x₂.
utco zei morna: x₁ is a pattern of Tibetan orthography symbols x₂; x₁ represents the Tibetan orthography
ximblaia: x₂ is Himalayan in aspect x₂.
xinbau: x₁=b₁ is the Hindi language used by b₂ to communicate b₃
xingu'e: x₁=g₁ is India.
xinro: x₁ reflects Indo-European culture/language in aspect x₂
xurdo: x₁ reflects Urdu language/culture/nationality in aspect x₂.
xusto: x₁ reflects Hindustani/Hindi-Urdu common language/culture in aspect x₂.