indický

Indický is an adjective in Czech that means "of India" or "Indian." It is used to describe things connected with the country of India, including its people, culture, languages, geography, history, and products. The form agrees with the noun it modifies: indický (masculine), indická (feminine), indické (neuter). In phrases, common constructions include indická kuchyně (Indian cuisine), indická kultura (Indian culture), indické filmy (Indian films), indický subkontinent (Indian subcontinent), indické památky (Indian monuments), or indické jazyky (Indian languages).

For people, Czech normally uses the noun Ind or the plural Indové rather than an adjective, while indický can appear in compound descriptors or in historical contexts.

Etymology: Indický is formed from the proper name Indie, the Czech form of India. The country name India derives from Latin India, ultimately from the ancient name of the region around the Indus River. The adjective is widely used across domains to denote relation to India or Indian origin, and it follows standard Czech inflection patterns for adjectives.