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the word india comes from sanskit word ________. ​

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Answered by ponprapanjanprabhu
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Answer:

Bharat is the correct answer

Answered by ApurvaRajnandni
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The term seemingly derives from Sanskrit Sindhu, "great river", i.e., the Indus River, via Old Persian Hiñd°u. It is thus cognate with the term India.

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