Indologyn.
/ɪnˈdɒlədʒi/, U.S. /ᵻnˈdɑlədʒi/ The study of Indian history, literature, philosophy, etc.
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Indology1888
Turcology1918
Tibetology1964
1888 Trübner's Monthly List Oct. 134 There is not a single branch of Indology—with, perhaps, the single exception of Vedic studies—which will not gain very considerably by its publication.
1895 Atlantic Monthly Mar. 399.
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Indoˈlogian n. a student of Indology.
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sinologist1814
Indianist1817
sinologue1821
Americanist1852
Indianologist1859
gypsyologist1863
occidentalist1877
Africanist1880
Japanologist1881
Turcologist1881
tziganologue1884
Indologian1897
Persianist1903
Indologist1904
Tziganologist1909
Hispanist1934
Mayanist1950
Sovietologist1958
Tibetologist1964
1897 A. Drucker tr. von Ihering Evol. Aryans 20 The endeavour of Indologians to attribute the highest possible degree of civilization to the mother-nation.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1900; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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