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What did the Iranians and the greeks called the Indus

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Answered by aradhanagoswami35122
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Neighbouring arabs , Iranians uttered and pronounced 's' as' h' and called thi land Hindu.

while greeks pronounced it as Indus.

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Answered by CaptainBrainly
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• The ancient name of Indus was Sindhu as mentioned in Vedas.

• The Iranians and Greek pronounced Sindhu as Hindu.

• Because, they could not pronounce the letter "s". Hence, "s" was replaced by "h".

• The land beyond the Sindhu river is known as "Hindustan".

• The people who live in "Hindustan" are known as "Hindus".

• In this way, the words "Hindustan" and "Hindus" were derived.

• The religion followed by Hindus is known as "Hinduism".

• Not only Iranians and Greeks but also Arabs pronounced it as "Hind".

Ziauddin Barani, a Persian traveller also mentioned "India" as "Hindustan" in his books.

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