aryan
/ˈɛəriən/Definitions
1. noun
Originally, a member of a group of Indo-European-speaking peoples that lived in the Indian subcontinent before the Vedic period.
“The ancient texts describe the Aryan people as skilled horsemen and warriors.”
2. noun
A person who believes in the superiority of the white or Aryan race, often associated with white supremacist or neo-Nazi ideologies.
“The group’s promotion of Aryan ideals was widely condemned as hate speech.”