The term Aryan refers to a language group. Another name for this language group is Indo-European. The Slavic people and the Celtic people are Caucasian, but they are not in the Aryan language group, so they are not Aryan. The Poles were blond and blue-eyed, but they were Slavic, so they were not Aryan. The original Jews were in the Semitic language group, so they were not Aryan. The Eastern European Jews were members of an Asian race and were not Aryan. The French were a mixed race of Celts and Romans, so they were not Aryan.
The Nazis used the term Aryan to mean the ethnic Germans and other people such as the people in the Netherlands who were in the Aryan language group. Most of the Nazis were from Austria or Bavaria and they were descendants of the German tribe called the Bavarians. The Bavarians typically had dark hair and dark blue eyes or brown eyes. The Nazis admired the Nordic race whose members are typically blond with blue eyes.
The term often used was 'Aryan'.
The term Aryan is used of a group of Indo-European languages. It does not denote a race or ethnic group, but was misused in that sense already in the 1880s.
it is an Iranian term
Hitlers term for "master race" All white, Aryan Nation, and also Non-Jewish.
The term "Aryan" originally referred to an ancient Indo-Iranian people who migrated to the Indian subcontinent. However, in the 19th and 20th centuries, the concept of Aryans became distorted and was misused to promote racist ideologies, particularly by the Nazis. It is important to differentiate between the historical term and the later perverse interpretations.
The term often used was 'Aryan'.
First you would have to define what you mean by aryan. The Buddha defined the term aryan to mean "noble", specifically to refer to Buddhists who had attained at least the lowest (Stream Winner) of the Four Fruitions. (In the 20th century, Hitler redefined the term to mean something different, but I think that is not what you mean here.) The Brahmans used the term Aryan because they believed that their ancestry was from the Aryan invasion of India, but I don't think it was anything clearly defined.What do you mean by the term "aryan"?
Well, that is a category that does not exist, it is an invented term, much like what the Nazis considered aryan.
The term "Aryan" was a concept created and used by the Nazis in Germany to describe their idea of a perfect or superior German individual. The Nazis believed that individuals of Aryan descent were the ideal racial type, embodying physical and mental traits that they considered superior. This belief in Aryan superiority was used to justify discriminatory and violent actions against those deemed to be of inferior races.
The term Aryan is a Sanskrit (ancient Indian language) term used to describe noble, superior race. Arayn race is a reference to the decendants of Proto-Indo-Europeans which includes the people of old Indian subcontinent and the Western European region. After sometime, theorists included all of Europe as part of the Aryan race, and the term was further diluted to represent white supremacy by Nazis and NeoNazis.
The term Aryan is a Sanskrit (ancient Indian language) term used to describe noble, superior race. Arayn race is a reference to the decendants of Proto-Indo-Europeans which includes the people of old Indian subcontinent and the Western European region. After sometime, theorists included all of Europe as part of the Aryan race, and the term was further diluted to represent white supremacy by Nazis and NeoNazis.
Please explain what you mean by "Aryan Jewish".
No, "Aryan" is a term used in Indo-Iranian languages to refer to a person of noble lineage or high social status. It does not specifically mean "leaders" in Sanskrit.
No. The term "Aryan refers to very old indo-European languages and the ancient people who spoke Indo-European. Hungarian is not part of the Indo-European family of languages so it is not considered Aryan.Note: If you are talking about race, the term "Aryan" was invented to mean "white people" and has no basis in science including genetics.
The term Aryan is used of a group of Indo-European languages. It does not denote a race or ethnic group, but was misused in that sense already in the 1880s.
Aryan
it is an Iranian term