INDO EUROPEAN DICTIONARY (SANSKRIT - Latvian, Lithuanian, Old Prussian, Sudovian)

V

2011-11-19T19:13:00.001-08:00

VAJI, VAAJI, VAZI, VAAZI: horse. Old Prussian (German): WAZI = a sledge drawn by a horse.

W

2011-11-19T19:10:00.000-08:00

WAJI , VAJI, waaji, vaaji (Sanskrit) : horse. Old Prussian: WAZI= a sledge driven by a horse.

#020 T

2009-12-17T16:24:00.001-08:00

tapas, tapis (Sudovian) : tapas (Sanskrit), warm (English).
ter (Sudovian) : tar (Sanskrit); than (English).

#005 E

2009-12-17T16:20:00.000-08:00

entrai (Sudovian) : antar (Sanskrit); within (English).

#002 B

2009-12-17T16:17:00.000-08:00

baile (Sudovian) : bhaya (Sanskrit); fear (English).

bough (English) : baahu (Sanskrit); branch, shoulder (English).

#012 L

2009-12-17T16:13:00.000-08:00

laba (Sudovian) : labha (pr. laabha, Sanskrit); benefit, profit (English). LABAS (Old Prussian or German) = wealth..

#011 K

2009-12-17T16:10:00.000-08:00

ka (Sudovian) : ka (Sanskrit); what (English).
kadan (Sudovian) : katham (Sanskrit); when (English).
kaimas (Sudovian) : gramas (Sanskrit), village (English).

#010 J

2009-12-17T16:06:00.000-08:00

jaunas (Sudovian) : yauvana, javvana (Sanskrit); youth, juvenile (English).
Note: ya = ja - interchanges are common in Indo European languages.

#007 G

2009-12-17T16:01:00.000-08:00

gimisenis (Sudovian) : janmas (Sanskrit); born (English).

#019 S

2009-12-17T15:56:00.000-08:00

saka (Sudovian) : saka (pr. s`aakha- Sanskrit); branch (English)
SILA, SAILA (Sanskrit) : stone, mountain. Old Prussian: SILA, SYLO = wasteland.

#018 R

2009-12-17T15:53:00.000-08:00

rikausna (Sudovian) : rakshana (Sanskrit); rule, protect (English).

#016 P

2009-12-17T15:46:00.001-08:00

pagirsna (Sudovian) : prasamsa (Sanskrit); praise (English).

#013 M

2009-12-17T15:26:00.000-08:00

mirtis (Sudovian) : mrita, mriti, mritaha (Sanskrit); death (English).
mistra (Sudovian): misra (Sanskrit); mix (English).
mote (Sudovian) : maata, mata (Sanskrit); mother (English).
Sanskrit-Madhu = honey. SudovianMedus.
Sanskrit: Muka = dumb. : Norwegian: mua = dumb.

#001 A

2009-10-25T17:42:00.000-07:00

Abai (Sudovian) = both. Ubhau (Sanskrit).
Aham (Sanskrit): I; (Latgalian:asmu).
Akshi (Sanskrit) (n) = eye (Old Prussian: Akksi); Sudovian:Akis.

Ap
Apaha (N) = Water. (Romanian: Apa.)

As
Asmaakam: We; (Latgalian:asmu); Us (English).
Asht`a: eight (Latgalian:okto); Eight (English).

As`ru (Sanskrit) = Tears (Latvian: Asarot, Lithuanian: Asaroti.)

AS`

As`vini (n) = As`vieniai = horses pulling the chariot of the Sun God. (Lithuanian)

#007 G

2009-10-25T17:22:00.000-07:00

Gaidin (Sudovian) = wheat. gehu (Hindi); Godhuma (Sanskrit); Many North Indian languages.

Geitka (Old Prussian) = Godhuma (Sanskrit); Geitin (Dutch).
Usage: Usage: Old Prussian proverb: Deues does dantes, Deues does geitka:
God gives teeth, God gives bread.

Gramata (Latvian) = book. Gramdha (Sanskrit).

GRIHINI, GRUHINI (Sanskrit) : Houswife. GENA GENIKA (Old Prussian: woman).
GANIKA (Sanskrit): Woman Prostitute. GENIKA (Old Prussian - in Germany): woman.

#004 D

2009-10-25T16:29:00.000-07:00

kKSanskrit:Dadur, Dadruka : Englishtetter. NorwegianTetter.
Dantes = teeth.
Deues (Old Prussian) = Deva (Sanskrit); God (English).

Usage: Old Prussian proverb: Deues does dantes, Deues does geitka:
God gives teeth, God gives bread.

Das`a: ten, deca, deci (Latg:dekm);
dumas (Sudovian) : dhuuma (Sanskrit); smoke (English).
Dina: day (Latgalian: dina);
Diva =day;
Duhita = daughter. (Lithuanian: dukters)
dve, dvi: two (Latgalian:duwo);

#008 H

2008-10-31T23:29:00.000-07:00

H

HO
Hota (hoota) : hoast (English); hostija (Latvian).

HR
Hrit : heart; Icelandic: hjarta; Norwagian: hjerte; Swedish: hjart; German: herz; Latvian:sirds; Lithuanian:sirdis.

#014 N

2008-07-09T01:27:00.000-07:00

NA

nabas (Sudovian) : nabhi (pr. naabha, naabhi) (Sanskrit);
NAK
Naktam (n) : 1. a night. (Latvian: Nakts; German: Nacht; Slovenian: Noc; Swedish: Nat.Sudovian:Naktin.
navais, navas (Sudovian) : nava (Sanskrit); new (English).
navinas (Sudovian) : nava (Sanskrit); new (English).
nevinadesimt (Sudovian) : navadasa (Sanskrit); nineteen (English).
nevindesimt (Sudovian) : nava dasa (Sanskrit); ninety (English).
nevinei/nevinis (Sudovian) : nava (Sanskrit); nine (English).
nevintas (Sudovian) : navama (Sanskrit); ninth (English)

OLD SAXON ENGLISH, LATVIAN, LITHUANIAN, OLD PRUSSIAN SWEDISH AND SANSKRIT LANGUAGES HAVE A COMMON PAST

2007-01-25T04:05:00.000-08:00

Sanskrit has Indo European origin. English, German, Latvian (Latgalian), Old Prussian too have an Indo European origin. Hence, they have several words in common. Over Centuries, pronunciation and spellings changed. When foreign words entered into English, some alien words took precedence over Indo European words because they had royal patronage.

The knowledge of common vocabulary between Sanskrit and English can help us to understand Sanskrit literature better. Here is a list of such words. The list is not exhaustive. I shall add more, as soon as I am able to collect them. For some of the words, there may be only a remote relationship, still linking them will help to remember the meanings.

I DO NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE VIEW THAT ARYANS INVADED INDIA OR INDIANS INVADED NORTH EAST EUROPE. TIME IS THE BEST HEALER AND PROVER OF TRUTH.

PRONUNCIATION TABLE

aa - long A as in ant, bat, cat.

c - as in chalk, chat (without aspirate). The sound of k has been
avoided. (In Latgalian(Latvian) the spelling 'k' is found for the Sanskrit 'c'.

ch - with aspirate stress.

d` - Retroflex 'd' as in dog, donkey, door.

ee - long e, as in bake, care, dare, fare.

ii - long i, as in beat, cheat, deal, eel, feel, heal.

l` - heavy l.

n` - heavy n.

oo - Long o, as in goat, coat, note.

s` - as in sack, salary, sand.

t` - retroflex t, as in tap, ten, tin, ton, tune.

uu - long u as in school, pool, tool.

In Sanskrit 'y' and 'j' are often interchanged.

Every effort has been made to maintain the phonetic spelling.

A
Aham: I; (Latgalian:asmu).
Akshi (n) = eye (Old Prussian: Akksi).

Ap
Apaha (N) = Water. (Romanian: Apa.)
Asmaakam: We; (Latgalian:asmu);

As
Asht`a: eight (Latgalian:okto);
As`ru (N) = Tears (Latvian: Asarot, Lithuanian: Asaroti.)

AS`

As`vini (n) = As`vieniai = horses pulling the chariot of the Sun God. (Lithuanian)

B

Bandham (n) = 1. bond 2. bundle (Danish: bundet; Dutch: bundel; Norwegian: bunt; Swedish: bunt;
Note: Normally, Latvian and Lithuanian are nearer to Sanskrit. Here are the exceptions: Lat: sainis, rysulys.

Bhraata = brother;

C

Catvari (pronunciation:chatvari without aspirant):four (Latgalian:quetwores);

D
Das`a: ten, deca, deci (Latg:dekm);
Dina: day (Latgalian: dina);
Diva=day;
Duhita = daughter. (Lithuanian: dukters)
dve, dvi: two (Latgalian:duwo);

G
Gramdha = book. Latvian :Gramata

I
idam:it;
itaram: other;
iti: this (Latgalian: ite;)

Ja
Jalam (N) = Water. (Czech: Zalevat; Slovenian: Zaliti.

janma:gen, genetic;(Lithuanian:jimimas);
janma dina: birth day (Lithuanian: jimimo diena);

JAV
Javvani (n, fem.)= damsel (Latvian: Jaunava )

JI

jiva, jiivanti:live (Lithuanian:gyventi);
bhu, bhava, bhavati: exist(s) (Lithuanian: buti, buvoti);

K
Kah, Kas: what (Latgalian: Kas);
Karta: Creator, Doer. There is a Latvian Pagan God called "Karta", whose functions
are similar to Hindu God Karta (or Srusht`i Karta i.e. Brahma).
Katika:cart;
Kendram: Centre. (Swedish: Karna; Dutch:kern; Danish: kerne.

L

Lakshmi: Goddess of Wealth. (Latin Goddess Laime has attributes similar to Lakshmi. Hindus worship Lakshmi with eight attributes (adjective called Asht`a Lakshmi) such as money, children, corn, education etc. Latvin Laime has four attributes, as I understand.

M

Mata:mother, mater, maternal; (Latvian equivalent "mate". Laime mate = Lakshmi Mata. The word Mata is used for Goddesses also, because they are like mothers).

mayaa:my;

mee:me;

mrut, mrit, mriti:mortal;(Lithuanian:mriti);

N

Na=no; (Latgalian: na)

nava:nine (as in November, nineth month originally;)(Latgalian:newn);

Naasa:nose;nasal;(German: nase)

O

P

Pa
pada:ped;
pakshi (n) : bird (Latvian: puce)
panca (pancha):five (Latgalian: penkwe).
Pataal`a (n) = underworld (Lithuanian: Patalu, God of underworld).
Payaha (N) = 1. Water. 2. Milk. (Lithuanian: pienas, Latvian: Piens in the
meaning of milk.)

pita:pater, paternal, father;

plava:flow (Latvian: plust;

Pralapam (n)= babble (Latvian: plapat Lithuanian: plepati)

Priit:: to like, be happy, prefer. (Lithuanian: pritati)

S

s`akha (s`aakha): branch (Lithuanian:s`aka, verb: s`akotas)
s`aka (s`aaka): vegetable (Lithuanian:s`aka)
Sammata: Agree. (Icelandic: sammala, Swedish: stamma; Lithuanian: pritati)
s`atam:cent, centime;

sapta, saptam:septa; (Latgalian:septm);

SH
Sharkara (n) : Sugar; (Latvian: cukur; Lithuanian: cukrus; Finnish: sokeri; Hungarian: cukor; Norwegian:

ST
Sthita: Sit. (Icelandic: sitja; Norwegian: sitta, Swedish: sitta)
Sukker; Danish: Sukker; Czech: cukr; Swedish: socker.).

shasht`a: sexta;(Latgalian:sveks, Latvian: Sashi)

Su
Supam or Supa (pr: Suupa)(n) = Soup, broth, boiled lentils particularly Redgram or Greengram splits. (Latvian: zupa; Lithuvanian: sriuba)

T

taara:star;
tat:that;
tatra:there;
tava:your (Lithuanian: tava);
tee: they;(Latgalian: tevi)

trini, traya: three;tri; (Latgalian: treyes);

U
Udakam (U is pronounced as in You) = water. (Lithuanian: Vanduo; Latvian Odens; Czech: Voda.)

Vayu (N) (pronunc: Vaayu) = Wind God. (Vejas - Lithuanian).

W

Y
yavvana:youth (Lithuanian: jaunimas)

yooga:yoke;

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