BusinessAugust 15, 2026

sino

SY-noh

Definition

A combining form used to indicate a relationship with China or the Chinese people.

Etymology

Derived from the Medieval Latin 'Sinae,' which originated from the Greek 'Sinai' and the Chinese 'Qin' dynasty, eventually entering English as a prefix to denote Chinese connections.

In the news

Used in the article to describe the status of the 'Sino-India' border, identifying the geopolitical relationship between China and India.

India-China Ties: Envoys Discuss Legal, Trade and Business Cooperation

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Daily Pioneer

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