Re: Roots of English language
From: M. Ranjit Mathews (ranjit_mathews_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 09/14/04
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Date: 14 Sep 2004 00:20:56 -0700
Anti-imperialist <ai@anti-imperialist.net> wrote ...
> > You may be interested that English
> "evil" is related to Sanskrit "Upanishads" and "opal".
I can't seem to find an "opal".
> Bizarre, huh?
Relation to "Upanishad" seems bizarre. <upa> doesn't mean evil.
Would you find it bizarre that Malayalam <tApanila> means, and is
cognate with, English temperature?
Sanskrit <tApas> = heat; cognate with "temper"
Tamil <nila> = level
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