Množina: Sinds

Province of se Pakistan, mainly in the Indus delta
Area 140,914 sq km/54,393 sq mi
Capital and chief seaport Karachi
Population (1981) 19,029,000
Language 60% Sindi; others include Urdu, Punjabi, Baluchi, Pashto
Features Sukkur Barrage, which enables water from the Indus River to be used for irrigation
History annexed 1843, it became a province of British India, and part of Pakistan on independence. There is agitation for its creation as a separate state, Sindhudesh.

Množina: Sindbads

Sinbad.

Množina: Sindhs

Sind.

Množina: Sindhis

The Indic language of the Sindhi people.

(August) (1856-1941) Norwegian composer. His works include four symphonies, piano pieces (including Rustle of Spring), and songs. His brothers Otto (1842–1909) and Stephan (1846–1922) were a painter and sculptor respectively.

Množina: sindings

Množina: sindons

Fine linen fabric; thing made of it, as altar frontal, winding-sheet, etc.

Množina: sindonologies

Study of the shroud of Turin.