Re: Serbian - contemporary of Sanskrit
- From: stefan_stevic@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 01:17:51 -0800 (PST)
On Jan 31, 7:35 pm, "Dušan Vukotić" <dusan.vuko...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jan 31, 8:00 am, stefan_ste...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Jan 31, 5:37 pm, "Paul J Kriha" <paul.nospam.kr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
"Dusan Vukotic" <dusan.vuko...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Jan 30, 7:51 am, stefan_ste...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Here is a list of some words in Sanskrit and Serbian which are same or
simular in phonetic value but of the same meaning:
Agan - oganj (fire); bagas - bog (god); brath - brat (brather); bhala
- bela (white); chata - ceta (platoon); deti - dete (child); div -
div; dina - dan (day); dasa - dese (child)t; dama - dom (home); girya
- gora (mountain); grad - grad (city); iskra - iskra (spark); kada -
kada (when); kuta - kuca (house); lip - lep (pretty); lot - ljut
(angry); laghi - laki, lagan (light); ljubhva - ljubav (love); matr -
mater (mother); mala - mali (little); more - more (sea); mil - mili
(dear); nabas - nebo (sky); nava - novi (new); paraha - prah (dust);
prati - protiv (against); panca -pet (five); pena - pena (bubbles);
rabh - rob (slave); rosa - rosa (dune); sa - so (salt); sila -
sila(might); sas - sest (six); stan - stan (lives there); sabha - soba
(room); stala - stol (table); tata - tata (dad); ta - taj (that
person); tvar - stvar (thing); trassti - tresti (shake); trang - trag
(track); tamas - tama (dark); tri - tri (three); triydosa - trinaest
(thirteen); tada - tada (then); vrt - vrt (garden); vicur - vece
(eveing); vi - vi (you); vas - vas (you); vatara - vatra (fire); viva
- ziva (alive).
Sanskrit family titles are in complete identical to Serb names as:
tata (dad), nana (gran), brat (brother), sestra (sister), strina
(aunt), svekar (father in law), svekrva (mother in law) ,dever
(brother in law), kum ( god father), svastika (sister in law) and
prija (son in laws mother).
And what is your point? Don't you think that similar parallel can be
drawn between any of IE languages and Sanskrit?
DV
Exactly, but more to the point, what does Stefan Stevic
mean by the subject line: "Serbian - contemporary of Sanskrit".
What does he think the word "contemporary" mean???
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I mean it is from the same time; heard of the expression ; his/her/
its' contemporary. it means from his/her/its' time. just look it up in
a dictionary. I recently researched Serbian history and found out that
real history is somewhat different than the 'popular' history books
say; rather what the Nordic School of history says as opposed to the
Autonomic School from Serbia what includes some of the leading
hisorians from around the world. If anyone wants to find out about it
more they sould research the historian Jovan I. Deretic but they would
have to know Serbian also....but on the actual subject I also found
toponyms in India, Ethiopia, Tibet, Baltic and throughout the Middle
East that have either serbian words or the Serbian name in it. Some of
them are;
Lithuania (Once known as Baltic Serbia and a part of BeloSrbska "White
Serbia" under king Svevlad the 1st)
Serbentai 55N 23E 84 275
Serbenty 55N 23E 84 275
Serbinai 55N 23E 57 187
Serbinay 55N 23E 57 187
Serbiny 55N 23E 57 187
Sirbishkyay 55N 25E 87 285
Sruby 55N 24E 77 252
Sarboriµks I54N 24E 173 567
Pakistan Hindukush aryarvata region
Serbal 36N 72E 3501 11486
Serbut, Koh-i- 29N 63E 1402 4599
Sarband 33N 71E 408 1338
Sarband 34N 71E 284 931
Sarbilandpura 34N 71E 288 944
Sarbulandpur 34N 71E 288 944
China
Sêrba 31N 100E 3669 12037
Sarbulak 47N 88E 781 2562
Ethiopia
Serbo 7N 36E 1796 5892
Serbo 9N 35E 1749 5738
Serbo 9N 34E 1613 5291
Sirba 10N 35E 1488 4881
Sirba 9N 35E 1577 5173
Sur-Bel-Gon or Hor-Bel-Gon basis. The name of Serbs sprang from it,
but thousands and thousands of words in different IE languages also
came from the same basis.
It is our (Serbian) "sweet-dream" and delusion that all the above
words must be directly connected to the Serbian name.
What about serpent or sorbeo/srbat (slurp), servant, Lat. servitium /
slavery/?
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Yes, all words do come from the Sur-Bel-Gon basis but I am talking
about totally another thing; the actual influence of Serbian on other
IE languages. These words eveolved in stages from Sur-Bel-Gon and
since Deretic, Lukovic, Safarik so convincingly prove Serbian is the
'proto-language' it gave way for the rest of the IE languages to
develop hence they all have their origin in Serbian.
p.s.
I read something on this in a book Praroditelj Evropskog coveka: Suri
Orao, Srpski Arijevac by Dusan Vukotic. Does it ring a bell? It sure
does corroborate with what I'm trying to say.
.
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