Does anyone speak Sanskrit or Farsi here?

[madooxno9]

Dravidian languages are completely native to South Asia, how did you find its similarities with other corner of the planet.

I am a noob , i just saw and wanted to be clear about it. But i have read an article back in 2010 that some Russian words are very close to Tamil. So , maybe you are wrong mr. Elite

 

[Indischer]

Dravidian vs Finnish

@nair @acetophenol @levina @Ravi Nair @sreekumar @Koovie

Could you please check this page and let us know is it good one ?

I think this has been compiled by one of those who support the Nostratic language theory. The theory finds little support amongst mainstream linguists.

 

[ranjeet]

But it's only sheer coincidence that Lufthansa has a Swan in it's logo. The word stems from the Hanseatic League, a guild of powerful cities that lay in the Northern Germanic coastline and the Baltics. Hanse/Hansa is the German word for a merchant Guild, not the Swan.

you really had to puncture a solid point I made in a drunken state !!! thanks a fucking lot .... you fair n lovely hating cunt !!!!

 

[Indischer]

you really had to puncture a solid point I made in a drunken state !!! thanks a fucking lot .... you fair n lovely hating cunt !!!!

My apologies yaara!

 

[madooxno9]

Dravido-Korean languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

@INDIC @Indischer

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Here are Sanskrit words

mother (Mutter) -Mata
father (Vater)- Pita
daughter (Tochter)- Putri, suta
brother (Bruder)- Bhrata
house (Haus) -Griha
goose (Gans)-
chicken (Huhn)- Kukuta
dog (Hund)- Kukur
cat (Katze)-
sun (Sonne)- Surya
rain (Regen)- Varsha
earth (Erde)- Prithvi
water (Wasser)- Jal, aap
wind (Wind)- Pavan
fire (Feuer)- Agni

Its aab not aap. Water is referred in urdu literature as aab too. BTW aab is arabic like we called Aab e Zamzam to our holly water from a specific spring in Makkah.

 

[INDIC]

Dravido-Korean languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

@INDIC @Indischer

Ab ye bhi sunana baki rah gaya tha.

Its aab not aap. Water is referred in urdu literature as aab too. BTW aab is arabic like we called Aab e Zamzam to our holly water from a specific spring in Makkah.

Aab is Persian, Aap is Sanskrit.

 

[madooxno9]

Ab ye bhi sunana baki rah gaya tha.

Abe phad tho lo phele kya likha hai

Its aab not aap. Water is referred in urdu literature as aab too. BTW aab is arabic like we called Aab e Zamzam to our holly water from a specific spring in Makkah.

First time i saw you really writing something wroth other than trolling

You deserve my precious Thanks

 

[INDIC]

Abe phad tho lo phele kya likha hai

The similarities just blew my mind.

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Ab ye bhi sunana baki rah gaya tha.



Aab is Persian, Aap is Sanskrit.

Aab is referred to water in Arabic too.

 

[ranjeet]

My apologies yaara!

anyway when is the beer fest in germany now !!!

 

[INDIC]

Aap is referred to water in Arabic too.

just coincidence.

 

[ranjeet]

Aap is referred to water in Arabic too.

but there is no P arabic alphabet?

 

[Umair Nawaz]

just coincidence.

its more of a co-incidence that an arabic word's distorted form is used in Sanskrit.Which is relatively a dead language. My mistake it was aab not aap in arabic.

but there is no P arabic alphabet?

sorry its aab im just confusing in writing aab and aap. My apologies.

 

[INDIC]

its more of a co-incidence that an arabic word's distorted form is used in Sanskrit.Which is relatively a dead language. My mistake it was aab not aap in arabic.

Not dead, most of us in India study Sanskrit in school as a third language.