Sanskrit-iz-ed Words

generate - jana-yet

2012-01-22T12:10:00.000-08:00

jana - to produce

yet - for potential tense - to be done in future - or passive present tense (Atmanpade).

Committee - samitii

2011-11-01T20:21:00.000-07:00

We all know the letter 'c' is pronounced as "k" in 'cat' or 's' as in 'chaperone'.

Even in Hindi today, the word for English Committe is 'samitii"!

Noncompoo - Ni - kamma

2011-08-20T16:25:00.000-07:00

Noncompoo - Incompetent

Ni-Kamma or Ni-Camma (which gets corrupted as Ni-Comma and then Ni-Compa), means someone who undertakes work in Sanskrit. But in Urdu it means Useless or Incompetent person. Here it is a good example where the word has taken an opposite meaning, a pattern often found and shown here.

Soprano - su+pranaaH, Sonata - su+naataaH

2011-08-20T16:19:00.000-07:00

Soprano - su-praanaaH (of or from good praanaah or breath)

A good singer. Who else can have a good singing, besides being naturally gifted with a beautiful voice, trained in music or born with an ear for music, and having a good breadth control.

Sonata - su-naatah (good bow, saluations, acknowledgement, surrender of self ego to someone's superiority of ego).

A poem in praise of someone. The Sanskrit word, Namaste - NamaaH + Te (I bow to you, or I salute you) has the same principle.

Sophist - su-paa-iST

2011-07-30T06:50:00.001-07:00

Sophist are Spiritual Seekers. The Indian Monks who were wandering in search of their quest and leading a life of Mendicents, were called by Greeks, Gymno Sophists.

Actually it is "gyaan su-paa-iST".

su - prefix for good
paa - root for "to obtain"
iST - faith, God desired, best desire (what else can be the best but the God Principle, and hence it is also used in Superlative as suffix and carried forward in English as "est" - the other is the suffix for Comparative - 'er').

This rule is also noted in the word "ish var" - the best chosen and epithet for God.

The Sanskrit for bridegroom is "var" - whom else would you choose as your partner? The best person correct? And in some traditions and metaphoric expressions, God is the best partner.

It is said, Aristole, Plato, Socrates, Pythogorus, and countless many Philopshers and Seekers visited India. It is mentioned in the book by William Durant, called, "Our Oriental Inheritage".

Have you wondered why Pythogorus Theorem is in the Vedangas? It is a well known Western Academia accepted fact that it was taken from the East.

The Urdu word "su-paa-hi" is also connected and it means "soldier" or "good catcher".

malodorous - mala-udar-uH, peripatetic - parii-paath-ik, civilized - shiv-i-laas-at

2011-06-10T15:53:00.000-07:00

mala - bad in English, sanskrit for bad or dirt
odor - smell in English - udder for Belly - udar - Sanskrit for belly
ous - same as "uah" - genetive case

Sanskrit word for malodorous - mala-udar-uH - malodaruH

aH in Sanskrit becomes ar, O, as(dental), aS(cerberal, aS(palatal), sounds. In Greek they are "ous" sounds. Like Sanskrit names would end with "ah" and Greek names would end with "ous".

It is a Sandhi.

Something "of bad smell (from) udder".

peri - around in English, parii - around in Sanskrit
pate - path - Path in English, and Path in Sanskrit
t - sound polishing effect, Sandhi Rules in Sanskrit.
ic - suffix for Adjective in English, "ik" Suffix for Adjective in Sanskrit

Sanskrit word for peripatetic - parii-paath-ic, or parii-paat-t-ic.

Civ - shiv - to be in peace, happiness, harmony.
i - can be thought as connecting vowel, or locative case for shiv, "in shiv"
liz - laas - to be entangled in English, and same in Sanskrit
ed - past participled in English, "at" in Sanskrit (or "t", "it"),

Sanskrit word for civilized - shiv-i-laas-at

Etymology of word Raakesh, Rogue, Rock

2011-05-11T19:16:00.000-07:00

http://aum-in-crete-and-america.blogspot.com/2007/10/shiva-in-europe_19.html

A lot of times in the email thread people would write "Raakhesh", and my mind would be spinning with many variations of the word and I would read "RaakShesh". ;-)

Overtime I saw some interesting co-relations.

Hindi/Urdu/Sanskrit Words

raakh - ashes - it is same as in Sanskrit raak-H (visarga), where k and kh are sounds next to each other.

raug - sick

raakSas - demon

rakS - to protect against demons,

rakSas - warlike, demonic like,

raakesh - name of Shiva - raakSa + ish - demon - lord , the one who is smeared in ashes or 'raakh', the destroyer and protector (one destorys one side and protects the other side).

Shiva is the most ancient god of the civilizations of the world, and has prototypes in Europe, Denmark, and feindish variations of wine drinking, meat eating, and sexual revelary go back to Tantrism and Forest Dwelling. Interestingly he is the God of Demons and depicted with Dark Skin - an epithet used the White Aryan influx people, who also adapted him as their Lord. Note the place of Kashi in UP (oldest living city of the World and place of Shiva) and Kashghar - or Kashi-ghad (in Tashuria or Xi-Xiang).

English

rock - a volcanic ash turns into Rock.

rogue - sick

Ship and Weave - kSip and vivayan

2011-04-23T20:23:00.000-07:00

kSip - to throw. Here k is almost silent, and S is Cerberal Sibiliant. The sound of Cerberal is like "sh".

vivyan - plaited work

progeny - pra-jana-ya

2011-04-17T14:28:00.000-07:00

Progeny - Children, Offspring

pra-jan-ya - self forth across + produce life + for - begetting, impregnation , generation , bearing , bringing forth.

So Progeny means, for producing life self forth across.

Eadam Mutato ResurGo - Even After Death, I Shall Resurface

2011-03-23T17:21:00.000-07:00

Other Greek/Latin Expressions:

http://sanskrit-words.blogspot.com/2007/08/agnus-dei-and-gnothi-seauton.html

The tomb of Bernoulli was inscribed as per his request: Eadam Mutato Resurgo.

What the classical translation says: I shall arise the same, though changed.

It is said Greek and Sanskrit are sisters. And Latin is the child of Greek. But actually Greek is also a child of Sanskrit - as it is shown by the population density vector, materialism vs spiritualism vector, modernity vs ancient-city vector, DNA migration, and so on.

In Sanskrit I would say: etam (idam) mRitatah (martah/mirtah) Srisurgah.

etam -Objective of Singular Pronoun that

ideam - thus

mRi-ta-tah(s) - In Sanskrit the Visarga (Hard Aspirate) can become "ah", "s" and "o" forms but Greek and Latin stick to "o" forms. There is one rule were "tah" is used to make nouns as adverbs. "mRi" is to die - and making it Present or Past Participle, it would take forms of "mRita", and "marta". Like Die-ing-ly, where 'ing' is part of the noun/adjective participle, and "ly" is the adverb part.

RiSurgah - sRi - means to slither or to move or appear. As periphestic future, or past, one needs to repeat the initial syllable, and sometimes two syllables, in some cases, like "sRi", and then drop the "s" part. So it becomes "ri-Sri" but then "ri" becomes "ir" or "ur". The hard part is over. "gaah" means "going" Something that shall be reappearing.

What is means: Thus dyingly I resurface!

Like all Greek and Italian Philosophers, they had close connection with the Orient, the East of Egypt, Persian, and India. It was part of the Reincarnation or Recycle principle.

Spira mirabilis is what Bernoulli called. Note the word "spira" are connected with "sirp" - snake as it also coils - like the spirals. This kind of equal angular and logarithmic spiral, would create its own fractals or mirror/scaled/rotated images. This is the reason he loved and discovered this Spiral and this is one of fundamental properties of nature seen in Physics and Biological Sciences. Someday I will explain how this also enables plants and animals see the "outer world"!

Nikitaa - NiKhitaa

2011-03-20T12:51:00.001-07:00

Nikitaa = ni/nii + kit + aa = undertake/lead to + what is to be known + feminine form suffix = one who is close/quest of what is to be known, which is God. This is in Active Sense. In Passive Sense, it is an epithet for God.

NiKhitaa = ni/nii + kh + it + aa = undertake/lead to + space/divide + past passive participle/present active participle + feminine = one that has been divided up = earth or conquered as passive or one who has conquered/become victorious.

Needless to say both are related. ;-

Poilce, polish - paalashah, look - lokah

2009-12-05T19:16:00.000-08:00

paal - to protect, to be lord.

Like Amar-pal, the king of Babylon and the father of Hamurabi (Somu-Ravi)

paal-shah - protectively.

"sh" is a prefix used for "ly" and "ah" is the visarga suffix for Subjective Singular.

Now we know how the word "shah" in Persian History has evolved. Here "sh" is palatal and can be approximated by "ch" and "z" sounds when transliterating to languages like English and Latin. "ch" is aspirated version of "c". No wonder we see "z" and "c' both in the versions of spelling of "police".

"polish" is also means to have a protective layer.

lokah - the worlds we live in and perceive, which is to look. So now, we know how the word "look" has come.

Ammuniation - an-a-mana-sya-yaan

2009-11-21T23:55:00.000-08:00

Ammuniation - Rounds of bullets are called 'ammunition', that which go to their destined targets without having any mind of their own in discriminating anyone, and yet they seem to pose a figurative mind of their own as if when hitting their chosen target.

an-a-mana-sya-yaan - an-mana-sya-yaan

vehicle bearing mind and no mind

mana - mind

sya - suffix for genitive case

yaan - that goes as a vehicle

a - negative particle before words starting with consonants

an - negative particle before words starting with vowels.

So how does a word that describes having a mind of its own and yet not having any discriminatory mind of its own shall be formed? It can be by using a double particle!!

Now bring the rule of "a" being built into consonants, e.g., na = n, ma = ma, and 'n' becoming 'm' as both are nasals, one is labial nasal and the other is labial dental. And then approximate "a" as "u", and you would see the word become "ammuniation".

Do people pronounce "a" as 'u"? Yes

Does language convert "n" to "m" sounds? Yes

Does "na" is same as "n" in transliteration? Yes. "a" is the most ambigous sound, like Rama is Ram and Krishna is Krish actually.

So what does it point? The English words have been coined by people who had no education in classical language and were illiterate in the science of sounds, which the ancients were. It points to the language of unconverted and uninitiated ones - or the generations after their ancestors left their homeland and immigrated to new lands.

Percent - prati-Z/sh-at

2009-10-26T06:57:00.000-07:00

This another example of words being carried forward as men migrated but lost the quality and the knowledge of their ancestors' work on the Language and the science behind it.

cent - shat - 'cent' is for 'century' which means a base of 100. In sanskrit, 'shat' or 'zhat', depending on how you transliterate the Palatal Sibiliant, "sh" sound with tounge touching the palette.

per - prati - you can the corruption. In Sanskrit, "prati" is a very scientific prefix, which means, towards, and 'per' also means 'per 100' or 'towards 100 base'.

Amnesty - a-manas-taya, a-manas-sya-ti

2009-09-27T11:25:00.000-07:00

Amnesty (from the Greek amnestia, oblivion)is to overlook and forgive and FORGET crimes done.

Sanskrit

a - neagtive

manas - to think, to mind

taya - 'ness', 'tion' kind of suffix to make something into adjective. "s" usually conjoins "t" as part of Sandhi rules (Euophonics Rules), and suffix 'ya" carries the sense of English Adverb carried by suffix 'y'. Sanskrit Adverbs are almost missing except for some suffixes and gerunds. This is not that simple as in Sanskrit 'y' is a very overloaded letter with many rules. "tavya" is for Potential Participle (besides 'y'), "tvaa" is for Gerund (besides 'y'), and "tva" is for "ness". "tya" is also used as Aggregative Noun as part of Numeral Adverbs. So here this may refelect a collective process, which is Amnesty more about.

a-manas-taya - the act of making something unthinkable - made into oblivion.

a-manas-sya-ti - that shall be thought not - made unconsidered.

a-manas-taya - not to think

Raum und Zeit - Space and Time

2009-09-24T10:54:00.000-07:00

Raum is Raam - the ancient name for God found all over where ever Aryans went and they went all over the Globe.

There is a saying, God or Brahman, the Super Soul is everywhere. Now we can see why to Germans Raum is Space!

endogenous and exogenous - aKS(h)+jana(H/s) and anta-jana(H/s)

2009-07-31T04:58:00.000-07:00

Here is the "opposite" effect happening, which has been observed a few times in Sanskrit and English words.

Like English "hit" and Sanskrit "hit" have opposite connotations but in strict Victorian sense, sometimes a child for his benefit, could be subjected to a corporeal punishment, which is the meaning of Sanskrit "hit". The other word is "vish" or "wish", where the meanings are opposite - in Sanskrit "wish" means "poison" and in English "wish" means "desire". How true "Desire is Poison!", as Buddha said!!

The second effect observed would be that Sanskrit sounds would be more modulated and refined in their wording of a meaning but in English ones, they would be approximated. This is same as a Good Singer's sound being copied by a Bad Singer - or an Initiated and Cultured Language being copied by a uninitiated and vulgur.

This is true if you know the history of Europe and it got civilized and developed past 1200 AD. English is just a few hundred years old language.

This all shows and adds to evidence how the civilization flowed, which is shared by DNA Studies.

Now do not tell me that Man only learned to speak 5000 BC when we have artifacts which are much older and indicate of advanced civilizations. Check out my "Hidden Archeology" posting.

English

exogenous - produced outside

endogenous - produced inside

exo - outside

endo - inside

gen - to produce.

Sanskrit.

aKS(H) - to see, eyes, Here 'K' and 'S' are cerebral.

ant - end, border, something beyond, like Sanskrit "Ant-tara-ricta", where it means "End + Water Level + Excluding". How could ancient define a "polar continent" in the South Globe, which was beyond and signaled the end, and yet it was not the end? There is evidence of this continent being inhabitated way back in time with some surprising map of the continent which only could be mapped by the US Army in last few decades, but the map is very ancient

jan - to produce, same as English. "as" and "aH" sound are equivalent. In Greeks, many names are with sound "ous" suffix indicating Nominative or Subjective context, and in Sanskrit, this sound is "ah" or "aS" suffix.

stenotopic, eurytopic, stenobhatic, eurybhatic

2009-07-29T12:51:00.000-07:00

stenotopic - ability to adapt to only narrow or stilted range of environment.

eurytopic - ability to adapt to wider range of environment.

stenobhatic - ability to adapt to only narrow range of depth of water (and hence light)

eurybhatic - ability to adapt to wider range of depth of water (and hence light)

steno - connected with 'sten' in Sanskrit - 'to steal', 'to rob', 'to stint'.

eury - connected with 'ayur' in Sanskrit - 'to prolong', 'to widen', 'long', 'wide'.

topic - connected with word 'tropic' and 'taap' in Sanskrit - means Temprature, Heat, and in loose terms Environment.

bhatic - connected with Sanskrit 'light', 'to shine', and indirectly with depths of water as where else light should be interpreted as with wider or narrow range of light when the word is combined with prefixes 'steno' and 'eury'.

tumultuous - tumul

2009-07-04T11:52:00.000-07:00

tumul-tu-ous - tumul in Sanskrit means same.

We can understand how English gets 'ous' but not sure how Latin gets 'tu'.

Interdict - antar-dikS(h)T

2009-06-21T21:38:00.000-07:00

Interdict - to intervene

antar - inside, in-between

dikS(h)T - dikS(h) + t -> dikS(h)T - Present Participle - seeing, directing. "S(h)" is Cerberal Sibilant Sound 'S' and "T" is Cerberal "t" sound. Past Participle would be "dikS(h)it".

As one can see, the Sanskrit sounds and spellings are more subtle and English (and European Language) takes an approximation of the sounds as one uninitiated speaker would do when copying something that was invented elsewhere, which is the case for the Speech and Languages.

Immigrants most of the times, when migrating, are not able to keep their authentic culture as it was in their homeland. Such is the case in cooking, religion and languages.

Entertainment - antar-tRpt-A-mant - ananta-tRpt-A-mant

2009-06-17T12:23:00.000-07:00

entertainment - en-ter-teyn-muhnt

1.	the act of entertaining; agreeable occupation for the mind; diversion; amusement: Solving the daily crossword puzzle is an entertainment for many.

2.	something affording pleasure, diversion, or amusement, esp. a performance of some kind: The highlight of the ball was an elaborate entertainment.

3.	hospitable provision for the needs and wants of guests.

4.	a divertingly adventurous, comic, or picaresque novel.

5.	Obsolete. maintenance in service.

Origin:
1525–35; entertain + -ment

antar - within, something between

tRp - to be satiated, to be pleased, to relish - is verb root

tRp-t - makes it Active Present Participle. It could have been Passive Past Participle but an "i" would have shown up before 't', and it would make it as "tarpit", which means "satisfied".

tRp-t-mant - makes it Passive Present Participle. Singular is "tRp-t-mAn". One who gets satisifed (passively).

tRp-t-Atman - Satisifed Soul

So we have four choices:

antar-tRpt-mant - One who gets satisfied inside (passively)

antar-tRpt-Atman - Soul who gets satisfied inside (passively)

ananta-tRpt-mant - One who gets satisfied in un ending way (passively)

ananta-tRpt-Atman - Soul who gets satisfied in un ending way (passively)

Estrogen and Testerone - astra-jaan and ta-iST-ra-ya-aan

2009-06-07T15:12:00.000-07:00

Estrogen

Female Harmone that is instrumental in the reproductive cycle which makes a woman bear an egg that awaits fertilization by Man's sperm.

astra-jaan - instrument that gives life

as-tra - instrument

as - is strong root for verb

as-t - to make it into action noun as present participle

as-tra - to make it into an agent noun.

jaan - life

ja - to give birth

aan - Singular Agent Present Participle indicating Action Noun.

Testerone

The male equivalent of Estrogen and that causes sperm creation in a Man.

ta-iST-ra-ya-aan - that follows or yields to its desired "goal".

ta - pronoun for that

iST -desired - "S" and "T" are Cereberal sounds (with tounge rolled up and touching pallets, while trying to pronounce "s
and "t", which in Sanskrit and Hindi are treated as separate sounds).

iSTra - agent noun

ya - to go, to follow,

aan - to make it into a Singular Present Participle.

English - better, Urdu - bhetar, Sanskri - uttar

2009-05-30T16:40:00.000-07:00

There is a Sanskrit rule called "Samprassana" or making of Vowels into Consonants, where "u" becomes "v", "i" becomes "y", and "R(i)" becomes "ar".

So "uttar" is a comparative pronoun and it becomes "vattar" which becomes "better".

"b" and "v" are two sounds that get intermixed.

Like a Bengali Indian would say "Bijoy" instead of "Vijay" (note "a" becomes "o" also).

Same way the state of Bihar was actually called Vihar during its golden period, literally meaning Paradise (another word taken from Sanskrit and Persian, and is actually "para-desh", the state beyond, which is heaven).

Now it is another matter that it has become a "Bekar" State (useless), but still produces many Intellectuals but most of them chose to go to IAS (Indian Administrative Services) only to become corrupt Beauracrats.

Or "Varma" becomes "Burma" or "Varman" becomes "Burman". "Varman" is the generic noun root which means "chosen one" or "the best", e.g., because you choose the best. "Varma" is Singular Subject Noun.

Yes that brings to "Uttar Pradesh" which has become "Ulta Pradesh" (the upside down State).

propagate - pra-paa-gaat, pra-apa-gaat, pra-paa-aa-gaat, pra-apa-aa-gaat

2009-05-21T18:04:00.000-07:00

propagate - to move forward following a pettern of dispersion

pra-paa-gaat, pra-apa-gaat, pra-paa-aa-gaat, pra-apa-aa-gaat

pra - prefix to self forth an action denoted by certain verb root.

paa - to obtain (but unlikely as in sanskrit forming compounds of 2 verbs is something I can not think of immediately).

apa - prefix for underaway

aa - prefix for "towards itself"

gaat - going. The root is "ga" which means to go (wow see the connection in sound and how the "a" of learned becomes "o" for the unlearned), and "gat" or "gaat" is either present participle meaning "going" or past participle meaning "gone".

Pamela,Pamella, Pamila, Pamilla - Premilla, Premila, Prem-i-Leela, Prem-i-Lila

2009-05-20T23:00:00.000-07:00

This just shows yet another Indo Europeans spreading out from a common root, which the modern scholars have tough time locating to a physical place.

Prem - to love, to show love.

Lila - is the act, the play.

missing "r" just shows the westerners had a tough time sounding "cereberal sounds" where the toung has to curl up and touch the palate. In Sanskrit, we have 5 + 1 sounds, and only "r" has survived as semi-vowel as part of the semi-vowels, "y", "r" "l", and "v"(one cal also include "h". which is spoken soft stop and counter part to "ah", which is visarga, the unspoken hard stop).

Hypothetically - and not really correct - if "a" is a hard vowel, then "ah" can be taken as hard aspirated vowel, then "h" can be taken as soft (semi) vowel, and "hh" can be taken as aspirated soft vowel - but in reality we taken "a" as a soft vowel and do not have "hh" as any vowel.

So "a" is kept seperate, and "ah" and "h" are taken as counter parts, one as "visraga" hard aspirate and the other as "h" soft aspirate, even though "a" is taken as a soft vowel and removed from the pairing.

Further "ah" can become "aR", "aS", "as" and "ach" sounds when following Sandhi or Phonetics Combination Principles of Sanskrit Sounds.

corrigible - KOR-i-juh-buhl (Latin) - ku-ra-ya-juh-bhuul

2009-05-09T13:44:00.000-07:00

corrigible

PRONUNCIATION:
(KOR-i-juh-buhl)

MEANING:
adjective: Capable of being corrected.

ETYMOLOGY:
From Latin corrigere (to correct). Ultimately from the Indo-European reg- (to move in a straight line, to lead or rule) that is also the source of regent, regime, direct, rectangle, erect, rectum, alert, source, and surge.

SANSKRIT

ka-ra-ya-juh-bhuul - Helping or promoting to sacrifice a mistake

ka-ra - Helping, Promoting

ku-ra - To utter a sound

ya - something that needs to be done, to make it a Potential Particle from verb, and many a times "i" is used to join words, and it can also become "ya".

juha - Sacrifice

bhuul - Mistake

There is no root for "ko-ra", except for some nouns, and the retrograde sound, "ku-ra" means "to utter a sound", and the prefix "ku" typically is used to indicate a "bad something" or to attach a negative meaning.

Anyway it shows corruptions of initiated sounds to un-initiated sounds, e.g. from someone knowing and taught in the science of sounds and thoughts, to someone using without the training. Similarly, the sound "bhuul" becomes "buhl", which backs what is said.

This points west-ward migration of the Indo Europeans, from North Western Indian Sub Continent, e.g. Sindu or Indus River area. This migration happened first in 40,000 BC and there seems to be many waves of "reverse settlements", as well as a major reversal from the North en side in 10500 BC, and this whole thing has added to the confusion in defining the source of Indo Aryans.

Everyone has a right to claim that they are the source of the Indo European, because like all children, everyone can say that. But it is the child who maintains strict adherence to the old ways of their parents, and shows minimal corruption to Sounds, Language, Religion, etc. can be used as a hint to where the Parent Civilization actually belonged to, by searching for the child who have maintained the closest connection to this Parent Sound, Language, Religion, etc.

This way, some villages in South India, which PBS show showed, still carry the pre-vedic sounds, before 40,000 BC, of their ancestors, but has close connection with Vedic Period.

The next thing that comes to us as in heritage is the Vedic sounds of the Vedas. For this reason, United Nations has called it the Cultural In heritage of the World.

Raumfüllende Kurven

2009-05-01T17:46:00.001-07:00

Germans always felt very akin to India and felt their "Aryan" homeland to be close to India.

Raum - Raam, the epithet for Self Delight, and the Indian God of Perfection.

Full - phal - fruit

en - Instrument Ending

De - to give

Kurven - By doing

So something that gives the fruit of delight by some means of doing.

This just shows German populated Germany at the stage where they left off the Parent Stock when except for Language nothing much was developed in Civilization wise when Humanbeings were still in Forest Dwelling and perhaps settling into Farming but not liked by some people, as living by and on forest was an easy going task and farming was tough.

There is some evidence of Germans following the Tamsic or dark form of Shaivism, which is the cult of Sex, Drinks, Merry Making and Meat eating form of Shaivism when Men was in Forest.

We have evidence of Shiva in Europe and search the blog to get the postings.

Elementary - a-lam-ant-tR

2009-05-01T17:41:00.000-07:00

lam - to delight, to enjoy in sex,

ram - to delight, to arrest, to couple, to arrest,

alam -Indicative, later forms are 'aram' - enough, sufficient, sufficient, adequate, competent.
It could be prefix "aa" which means towards, that state of enjoyment or sufficiency, or as "a" which means "not to indulge too much but sufficient to carry on".

aram - Indicative readily, fitly, suitably.

ant - Strong suffix for Present Participle.

tR - Agent Suffix - as an Agent Noun carrying out noun.

ya - suffix to give "ness" form, some thing that makes you carry as an agent noun which symbolizes with enough, sufficient, adequate, readily, fitly, suitable - basically an elemenetary knowledge.

may-tuhr-fuh-MIL-ee-uhs - maa-t-ur-paa-mali-uaH

2009-05-01T03:11:00.000-07:00

Mother, Father, and Family

Words we take for granted today are parsed like a chemical formula of an alchemy of an ancient thought process used to communicate among human beings - which was designed to reduce any misunderstanding by defining precise rules to parse it.

may-tuhr-fuh-MIL-ee-uhs

This was man's first step towards moving ahead on the curve of civilization progress as important as the "discovery" of the zero" and the decimal system - without which we would not be here.

maa-t-Ri - is the Agent Nount root for Mother. The root 'ma' usually means 'to measure', 'to mete out' and usually used to indicate a "wish" or "prohibition'. So mother usually means an Agent, where "t-Ri" is indicative of that, with "t" making it an Action Noun, as Present Participle.

maa-t-uh or maa-t-uS - are the Genitive and Ablative cases, which indicate "of" and "from" sense with the word.

paa - to obtain, to protect. 'paal' would become someone who is the protector, the lord, the king. This is the basis for the names ending with 'paal' in North Western India to Babylonia (like Hammurabi's father was Amar-phaal and many kings from the region carried this name suffix).

mali - someone one holding and having possesion. In Sanskrit and Hindi, the world "maali" means the Gardner, one who tends to the Plants and Flowers as his own children.

paa-mali - phaa-mily - fa-mily - Note what happened to 'p' sound, and it became 'ph' sound, one is a Hard Sound and the other is a Aspirated Hard sound, and many speakers tend to make it that way, as we go more western wards.

uAh - makes it genitive. "u-AS", "u-Ar", "u-As", "u-Ch" are equivalent sounds and one can see some corruption and confusion taking place between the syllables. This is yet another indicative of Latin being a more recent language of immigrants' offsprings from its parent source.

The word I got from Anu Garg's Word-A-Day Posting.

PRONUNCIATION:

(may-tuhr-fuh-MIL-ee-uhs)

MEANING:

noun: The female head of a family, household, tribe, etc

ETYMOLOGY:

From Latin materfamilias, from mater (mother) + familias, from familia (household), from famulus (servant, slave).

NOTES:

Paterfamilias is the masculine equivalent of the word.

USAGE:

"Equally, as materfamilias, she [Queen Elizabeth] will have time to devote to the motherless Prince William, and to groom him for kingship while his father reigns."
Tunku Varadarajan; A New Queen Mum?; The Wall Street Journal (New York, NY); Apr 2, 2002.

"First we have Nora [Nina Poliakoff], materfamilias of the bizarre brood in whose home this absurdist mystery-farce takes place."
K.C. Compton; CSF Opener is a Metaphor For Confusion; Santa Fe New Mexican; Oct 14, 1994.

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:

They're too close to the trees to see the forest. People in California or New York understand that Alaska is not so big. They live in places where the wilderness once seemed limitless, but they know it disappears. -Edgar Wayburn, environmentalist and doctor (b. 1906)

Marinate - maaRi-i-nii-ya-t

2009-04-18T16:28:00.000-07:00

Marinate - You marinate a fish before cooking.

maar-i-nii-ya-t - Lead a kill with a purpose.

maaR - Root for killing is 'mR', and next grade sounds are 'mar', and 'maar'.

i - joining vowel after a consonant. "Ri" is a vowel but "ar" is a consonant sound.

nii - root for 'to lead'.

ya - to make it a Causative Verb

at - to make it Present Participle.

Helical, Spherical, hal-i-kal, sph

2009-03-27T23:16:00.000-07:00

Helical - hal-i-k-al

Spiral in 2D projected in 3D space. We may not realize this, but according to all Mathematics and Physics, everything moves in Helical Fashion. Yes and Yep. One day, I will share the technical notes.

hal - is the root "to solve", "to pierce" and the words formed by joining "a" the noun form for the word Solution and Plough in Hindi and Sanskrit.

i-joing letter, speciallu used after consonants.

kal - to drive out.

k- suffix for Adjective, like "guN-i-k", which is "attribute-able".

al - suffix for making Abstract Adjective, like "stha-al", which is "station-ary" (BTW, 'sta' in station is connected with "stha").

Spherical - The sign of abundance and divinity.

Have you wondered why all fruits are round?

Why the literature always use metaphors for abundance with the attributes of roundness, firmness, fullness and curvaceousness, and with that of a woman's breast? Sanskrit literature (Kalidaas) and as well English Literature is full of such metaphors (E.M. Foster).

Why many superstitious societies equate a big breast woman with sign of fertility?

It is the maximal volume topology for a minimal surface expended.

sphar - to bulge, to expand, to diffuse, to bend, to open, to discharge

i - joining

kal - to drive out.

We can also add

sphur - quivering, trmemling, throbbing,

spha - to burst, to exapnd.

sph-e-man - fatness, abundance

sph-e-ST - very much abudnant (superlative and note the suffix like "est").

sph-e-as (sph-e-ar) or sph-e-yas (sph-e-yar) - more abundant (comparative with suffic "i-yas" or "i-yar", or "i-as", or "i-ar", which is what English "er" is used for Suffix).

So now we know how "spher" could have also come from the above "sph-e-as" or "sph-e-ar", or "sph-er".

Adishian - aa-desh-i-yan or a-desh-i-yan

2009-03-25T13:14:00.000-07:00

Background Postings

Syria and Asyria - Brahman and Abrahm(an)

Romania and Armenia

Jordan, Petra, and Denudata - JnaarDhan, PitRa, DhenuDatta

Armenia's Sivas City and Indian's Shiva

King Minos of Crete and Manu of Hindus

Sumerian and Mt Meru

Adishian - Armenian Name.

aa-desh-i-yan - One who is loyal to his country, follows the dictat of the motherland.

aa- Preix for "towards"

desh - Place, Country, Land and comes from the root "diKS", to see.

i-yan - Suffix for Adjective/Noun Form like "ness".

a-desh-i-yan - One who is vagabound, has no country or place to stay.

a -Prefix for Negative Article.

desh - Place, Country, Land and comes from the root "diKS", to see.

i-yan - Suffix for Adjective/Noun Form like "ness".

The words like "garim-i-yan", " "nish-karm-i-yan", etc. are other examples.

Most likely the name origins from the Indian Gypsies roaming the European Continent, and Armenia having a history of hosting many Indian Diasporas.

melatonin, circadian - mala-ta-taan-iN or mela-taan-iN or mil-ta-taan-iN, ShiRSh-aa-dhii-yaaN or ShiRSh-aa-dhii-N

2009-03-11T14:06:00.000-07:00

Melatonin - Sleep triggering hormone which controls the circadian rhythm. Also check out Melatonin Side Effects .

mala-ta-taan-iN or mela-taan-iN or mil-ta-taan-iN

mal - to soil, to make dirty, to make it dark, to blacken it, to become "dark" (taamsic) or lazy, dull, sleepy (so when people rub their eyes, in Sanskrit and Hindi it is called "aankhe or akSh malana", to clear the substance that makes your eyes sleepy, or even "aankhe or akSh milana", as when you are sleepy, your eye lids start drooping and meet.

mil - to meet

mela or mila for noun.

ta - for Present or Past Participle

taan - to stretch, to relax, to ease the body

iN - suffix for Adjective.

Is is strange that such good coincidences are there or just that the human thought is so limited, shallow or prone to wild imaginations, which I do not agree, but someone may think so, but he or she should reserve that comment after he or she takes the trouble of getting in trained in Sanskrit, atleast the approaching 300 rules of Sandhis or the Euophonic rules.

Circadian Rhythm

The 24 hour Body Cycle that also regulates your Sleep and Awake cycles. The Pineal Gland in your body regulates this and is synchronized with the Solar Day and Night Cycle.

"C" can be "Palatal Sibiliant", "Cererbal Sibiliant", or used as "k" (but why then you would not use "k" instead?). We will take "C" as "Sh", which is Cererberal Sibiliant sound, and others are "s" Dental Sibiliant, "Z" or "Ch" is used to note the Palatal Sibiliant. Note that in Dental "s", the tounge touches the teeth (almost), in Palatal "s" it touches the root of the mouth, and in Cerberal "S" it curls up backwards in the mouth.

ShiRSh-aadhiin

ShiRSh- Head

aadhiin - dependent

Something is dependent on the head or in in the head or controlled by the head - the sleep and waking cycle!

Tryptophan - tRipt-a-paaN

2009-03-11T13:35:00.000-07:00

Tryptophan

One of the essential 20 Body Protiens that is only present in food and required by the body to induce Sleep Cycle.

So when one eats a good amount of satiating food, which is what tript-a-paaN would mean, with "R" amd "N" as Cerebral "R(i)", and "N", we would feel sleepy. This depends on a lot of other factos, including your sensitivity to sugar, sugar level and other metabolic energy levels of the overall body's different systems.

tRipt-a-paaN - Satiating Obtaining Fed Food.

tRip - to satiate

t - Passive Past Participle

a - as part of sounding off "t". One could have also added "i", and then the sound becomes "e", and many peopke know how the vowels get mixed up, with "a" and "e" being said as "o".

paaN - to obtain, to eat, to drink

paaN-a - Noun Form.

Ommatidia - aum-mati-daa-i-ya

2009-03-11T07:16:00.000-07:00

Ommatidia - A unit of an Insects with Compound Eye, where one unit is called Ommatidia and is an unit of picture element to the brain, via 1 Axon which is connected as Receptor to Ommatidia.

aum - Om -> Symbol for God, Supersoul, Individual Soul (as it is parcel of the Supersoul).

mati - to think, to mind, usually good thinking or good perception, as perception of sight, sound, smell, touch and feeling is part of the mind stuff. Brain is the hardware and the Mind is the software.

daa - to give

i - joining letter, making daa + i -> dae

ya - Suffix for Adjective.

So "Something that is God Given 'to mind'" stuff. Of all senses, the sight is the most important one and contributes the most to the making of the mind stuff. The window of vision for the soul!

This is another proof that a Super Nation of Aryans, called Arya-vartas or Arya-vartah ruled the Globe, and after eons of divisions in the family running over space and time, this common-ness is difficult to see unless one gets trained in the science of languages invented by ancients to communicate the thought process!

Uni-verse - a-ni-varS(h)a or an-av-varS(h)a or an-iiv-varS(h)a

2009-03-01T12:45:00.001-08:00

a- negative particle

ni - undertakes

varS(h)a - cycle, turns, movement. etc. See the previous posting.

Some thing that "not undertakes a cyclic movement" but remains static - remains as One for ever!!

English "un" and Sanskrit "an" are same, and it shows how the uninitiated started changing the beautiful grammer of the Vedic People.

One can also do this way:

an - not

iiv - even, or

av - down under, or far away,

varS(h)a - cycle

So "not down under or not faraway that moves" or something "not even moves or cycles" !

Still both justify the same attributes of the word "Universe" as the previous one.

Verse, Versor, Ad-Verse, Tra-verse, Trans-verse, Con-Verse, In-Verse, Vers(e)-ion, Reverse - vR(i), vR(i)S, varS(h)a, varS(h)

2009-02-26T08:14:00.000-08:00

There was one Global Power of the Ancients, one large family called "aryan", "well behaved", "cultured", or "respectable ones".

They were also "arya-vartaas" or "arya-vartaaH", meanig "the nation of people who choose ethical, moral and cultured values". To this belongs all Indo European branches, and perhaps for racial and colonia biases, many other Asian and African nations may have been left behind, because of lack of understanding - even though they show signs of many cultural and linguistic interactions.

vR - One meaning is "to grant", "to choose", "to pick", "to make a choice", "to solicit", "to request".

So we can see as a verb, it is both conveying the "Active" and "Passive" Principle, and in Sanskrit this is called "Parsam-Pade" and "Atman-Pade" Termination Groups, which indicate to whom the benefit of the action goes. There is used to be one more, called "Ubhaya-Pade", whose benefit goes to the "Subject" as well as the "Object". To make a Passive Root, one has to take the "root" from "Aatman-Pade", and add "y", and follow the terminations of Verb Tenses of "Aatman-Pade" group.

This is why one a bride chooses a bridegroom, (which was as ancient as you can think but hard to believe), she will choose the best bridgegroom, and he would be called "var", which means the "chosen one", or "the best"!

vR - The second meaning is "to cover", "to hide", "to ward off", "to hold", "to seal", "to exclude", "to forbid", "to prevent", "to close", "to ward off", etc.

So, basically the meanings are complementary, like "my gain" is "your loss", or "me granting someone" is "me denying someone".

vR(i)S - To Rain, and to Cloud (which is what happens when it rains)

varSa - Rain - "R(i)" got promoted to "ar" , next grade Guna sound. It also means "cycle", "year", "period", etc.

Now coming to English words:

1. Verse - a couple, a cycle of lines.

2. Con-verse - Con is "kauN", which is a sharp corner (note the sound "corn" having the similiarity), where the choice or cycle made turns around. That is what a conversation means, a two directional reflected verse-ing!

3. Versor - varSR - That makes Action Noun into Agent Noun as a Root, and Singular is varSara (assuming their is no "a" sound built into "r") and strong based for other modifications would be "varSar" (assuming their is no "a" sound built into "r"). That something that "makes a choice of turn". The "agent" that make a choice or turns between two directions or choices.

4. Ad-Verse - "ad" means "to eat" (notice how close they are in sound), and something that "eats your choice made" must be "ad-verse"!

5. Tra-Verse - "tR" means "to move", "to cross", and here the word means "to make a choice to cross or move".

6. Tra-NS-Verse - There is a rule, where sometimes two joining sounds of the same class are seperated by a nasalized version of sound, like "Chandr-Vasii", becoming "Chandr-NS-Vasi" - but I need to dig more - so how would one make a chouce to "Tra-Verse", is "to make a right angle turn", or turn away from the direction one is moving, make a transverse move!

7. Version - vaRS(h)-i-yaan - That has the attribute to show the "change" made out of choices made!

8. Inverse - inv-vRSa - "inv" means to retract, drive-away, remove or withdraw in Sanskrit. but is a verb. If you add "a" to make a noun, it becomes "inva" or "inv" if you assume "v" has a built in "a" sound.

9. Reverse - Ri-verse - "R(i)" is a root for "movement", or "re-peat-i-tion". It is also used to stress "re-iteration" or "stammering". It also means "re-collec-tion"!

Cool? This is the loosing science of Human Expresion of Thoughts, like the Science of Chemistry Formulas, one is loosing.

Do we need to preseve it? If yes, then please share this blog, and write to me, so that we can make an universal petition plea so that the modern education system makes a note of this aspect.

Cornea - kaRNia

2009-02-22T19:05:00.000-08:00

Cornea - That is where the light passes into the eye lens and then to the Retina.

kaRNia - That is made of Sun (Rays), Gold (Rays), and Orange Fire or Saforn Color. Or that perceives Light.

Niyomi, Gaiyomi - ni-ya-om--i-ii, gaa-i-ya-om-i or gNa-i-ya-om-i

2009-02-21T07:50:00.000-08:00

ni-ya-om-i-ii - Lady "In Undertaking that someone which is the God Principle"

gaa-i-ya-om-i - Man "In Escatasical Song that someone which is the God Principle"

gNa-i-ya-om-i - Man "In Knowledge of that someone which is the God Principle"

The above names are common to Persians, Afganistaan, and many people settled all over the globe.

One of Palo Alto Medical Group Doctors name is Gayaomi and when I told his name means what it means as per the above parsing, he was impressed and said yes his name in Persian means the same, which is not surprising as they are the two major branches of the Indo European Languages.

An-ik-aa - Feminine for that person who can not be destroyed (then it means it can only destroy others, a slayer of Enemies, an epithet of Durga or Kaali). Other meaning is something that can not be compared.

George, Georgia, Caspian - gaargi, gagia, gaargia, kshyap

2009-02-11T11:08:00.000-08:00

Vedic literatures talks about two Preceptors who stocked the Genealogy Tree of some families. One was Rishi Gargi and another was Rishi Kshyap.

It just shows that the Indians, the Indo Europeans, and the neo Colonist forgot about their connection with the lands of their ancestors left behind. Even in one generation, I see this happening among brothers children, and between countries like India and Pakistan, North and South Korea, East and West Germany, and so on.

Caspian Sea and Georgia have close connection with the Indo European Aryans.

Despite a Father passing his genes, and still all sub branches of future generations never look the same. Then with advent of time, space, climate changes, environmental, social-economic and political climate, what happens is that people looks change.

Have you wondered why you can always spot Russian Men and Eastern European Women so easily? Those who grew up in the Cold War era, would remember Germans from East Germany Country looked different than their Western Germany counter part, because of the malnutrition and stress of living in an Eastern Block Communist controlled Soviet Union, which was a failed experiment in Communism.

For the same reasons, you may see Indians not looking typical Blue Eyed Aryans (but you will stil see likes of them among South and North Indians, including Kashmiris, and people such as Aishwarya Rai - a beauty I call divine and worth keeping next to the Gods in a Temple, as who else could have crafted such a divine face), but they are as much Aryans as Germans claimed to be. It is the myopia of the uneducated, unaware and non spiritualists, who are aught in the daily grind of the divisions and survival, perhaps for domination for some false and ego nonsensical reasons.

Semendyayev - samant-dayaa-dev or saman-daya-dev

2009-02-11T11:03:00.000-08:00

It just shows that one stock of race ruled the land and got divided. This I think started after the Mahabharat War, 3100 BC and went on over time.

Sir - sR(i)

2009-02-11T06:31:00.001-08:00

Sir - A respectable addressing, perhaps indicating a socio-economic and perhaps someone who has been honored for his or achievement in field of Science, Mathematics, Arts and Literature.

sR(i) - Something that has "slithered" all over the space and time, an associated with God, in terms of opulence of wealth, beauty, power and intelligence. There is one rule which says "Ri" becomes "ir", before adding "a", and the constant "r" is assumed to not have the built in "a' soumd. In Sanskrit and Hindi, this is a respectable addressing too and an epithet for God.

interdict - iint-tar-dik-t

2009-02-04T17:28:00.000-08:00

interdict - Prohibition

iint- Root for "to interject", without "a", and with "a" it becomes an Action Noun. Here we write "t" assuming to be having "a" sound build in.

ii or i - it also means "to see", "to observe". "to preceive", "to move" (this is what I recall).

ii-nt - then becomes Present Participle Active Strong "suffix" end.

tR - Suffix to make it an Agent Noun Generic Root. It becomes "tar".

tar - Suffix to make a Comparitive Adjective, Pronoun or Noun.

dik(S) - Root meaning "to see", "to observe". Next grade sound is "dek(S)", and adding Present Participle becomes "dek(S)t" and adding Passive Present Participle, it becomes "dik(S)it" (you do not add the next grade sound), and one does not mix "S", Cererberal "s", and other Dental and Palatals "s's", with "t" (this is a very common rule in Sanskrit, like the rule "k" always liking the "s'es").

So the word " iint-tar-dik-t" becomes "an Action Agent Noun (Instrument) to oversee control or binding".

Or the world " ii-nt-tar-dik-t" also means "a better binding of control", which is same as before and close in meaning.

One can also use "ii-nt-tar-tar-dik-t", but because of repeating "tr" sound, one can be dropped.

desiderata, desiderivative - dhaa-iSi-dhaara-t, dhaa-iSi-dhaar-at-iive

2009-02-03T22:59:00.000-08:00

desiderata - dhaa-iSi-dhaar-at

Many people have clearly speaking "d" and "dh", and often confuse the sounds, in speaking as well as in listening. This is about the difference sounds with Aspiration and Unaspiration, besides their Hard and Soft Variants, like "ta, th, da, dha" series. So one also hear and speak "t" as "d", assuming they do not have "a" sound.

dha - "to hold on to", "bestowing", "granting", "having", "placing". We assume "a" is not built into "h".
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dha-a - to make verb into noun or to get next grade vowel "a".

iSi - to wish, to desire. "a" and "i" make it "e", and "aa" and "i" make it "ae". So look like "a" is assumed to be built in, or there is no extra "a", and that is why it is called the most confusing sound in the languages.

dhaara - "thread of thought". So "dhaaraN", "to hold on to", and "dhaaraNaa". "thinking pattern" are connected and are Active Present Participles, the prior being Singular, and the other being the Generic. "dharaat" makes it the weak root compared to "dhaaraN", or a Past Participle, but it should have joining "i" , usually.

"dhaa-iSi-dhaara-t" - means "the thread of thought to hold onto something, to be granted or to be bestowed". This is what the word means.

"dhaa-iSi-dhaara-t-ive"

Here "ive" is like the suffix for "like" or "as if". So the meaning is "the thread of thought to hold on to be granted, bestowed or granted as if (it is going to happen)". This is what it means in Grammer.

Canada - kanan-daa

2009-02-02T20:20:00.000-08:00

Background Posting:

In Quest of Common Ancient Civilization

Canada - kanan-daa - The country that gives Gold! Is it not true? Canada has a huge Gold Reserve still!! "kanan" means "Gold" and its usage has been seen in other places around the planet. Check for the word "kana" or "canan" in the Background Posting.

Ignominious, Propinquity - iNg-naaman-iiyas, pra-paaN-kit-ya

2009-02-02T08:36:00.000-08:00

Ignominious - iNg-naaman-iiyas

I got this while watching the movie "Jodha Bai Akbar", and explained the scene when the "Sadar Maulvi" (the old beared man who is the religious counselller), is discharged from the court duties and told to proceed to Mecca and Madina and retire. That discharge I told kids was an "ignominious discharge" to the old man!

iNg - To mark or make an impression. One adds "a" to make a noun, and with English assuming consonants with built in "a', it is same as "ink". See my previous posting.

naaman - General root for the word "name"

iiyas - comparative suffix like English "er" (and the other is "tar"),

So it means, "someone whose name has been marked with lesser impression of ink", or "who name (and face) has been marked black".

Propinquity - pra-paaN-kit-ya

pra-paaN-kit-ya

pra - far across

paaN - obtaining. The root is "paa" to obtain, and to make it Singular Active Present Participle, it becomes "paan" but is being preceeded by big "aa", so it becomes "paaN", where "N" is a Cereberal Nasal.

kit - suffix for making adjective, or "one" having the preceeding word as "ness", and the word also means "that (the one)".

ya - suffix for adjective. It is common to use compond prefix and suffixes to modify the meaning, barring the Declension Suffixes for Adjective, Noun and Pronoun, and Conjugation Suffixes for Verb.

"One that was far away has become obtainable", as an attribute.

So if someone obtains that kind of object, it should be "praa-pra-paaN-kit-ya", assuming English "y" not having "a" sound.

Land, London, England, Netherland(s), Holland - laND, laND, iNg-laND, nidra-laND, hal-laND

2009-02-01T11:10:00.000-08:00

land - laND - where "N" and "D" are cerebral sound for Nasal "n" and "d". It means as a verb "to throw or toss around", and to convert to a noun, one would just add "a". But English assumes a built in vowel sound "a" like Hindi but not like Sanskrit. It is the most confusing sound. It also means "excrement", so what would you call a piece of land thrown around with piece of shit? Land! So is it not assuming that in the old days, since Farming was ad vented, and toilet still not a common thing, people would go to the fields, in Farms if there was a sense of some modesty, or else, to go to an open field and do the early morning job (or what ever time it suited you but early morning had its advantages as everyone was caught doing the same business)!

London - laNDaan - laNDan - one is the general root for Active Present Participle of converting Verb to Noun/Adjective/Verbal (acting noun/adjective like verb), and the other is "plural objective" form of the noun "laND". As we must know, the most of the Northen Europe was really civilized late in comparison to the old Ancient World, so this is not a far fetched word to describe a piece of real-estate where they accumulated "Animal Shit" to make "Cow Dungs", which was a common practice to use it as fuel. Or just a city reclaimed from a wasted land, or shit littered land. Sorry for the sense of the graphical descriptions but here I am trying to emphasis on the derivation context of the word. The French word for the city comes close to this analysis!

England - iNg-laND - Here "Ng" is Guttaral Nasal which is approximated as "Ng" in English, and sounds like "Ng" in the word "aNger". It also become "iNk", where "k" is a Guttaral "k", and means the same as the English "Ink". As a verb, it means "to make a mark or spot", and as a noun it is the "agent noun". So a spot of dirt land, or waste land, compared to the continent Europe, is "iNg-laND", or England.

Nether land(s) - nidra-laND - Land were they sleep, ot the land sleeps, because it has 6 months of winter!

Holland - hal-land - place where they have "invented", or "ploughed" the land. This is the place where they have WindMills and Dykes to prevent the ocean coming in-land (if I recall correctly). In Vedic literature, there is a mention of some people and country by the name "Hala".

The word "laND" is also a vulgur word in modern Hindi but many words have become derogative, like the word "Chute", and the English word has the connection with the Sanskrit word "chut", 'to impel", "to glide", but some vulgar minded always make words more popular because of the correct but negative meanings based on our cultural trainings.

The word took me some months of off and on thinking, but then the rest came very easily.

Cervantes, Romero - SrAv-van-tii, Raamraaya

2009-01-29T21:30:00.000-08:00

SrAv-van-tii - 'Sru", with Cerberal "S' means "to listen", and adding "a', to makes it "Srav", and to make it Active Past Participle, it becomes "vantii", for Feminine. So the word means "lady who listened". Looks like this is a Spanish name but I could be wrong.

Raamraaya - "Raam - raaya", "Ram" is the word to "relish in the Oneself, to be Eternally Happy', so it becomes the Epithet for the very ancient Hindu God, dating which confounds modern history, about 28000 or 280,000 years, and one should see the posting on Sacred Archealogy, and "rai" means one who is wealthy, but when adding "a' it becomes "Raai-a" or "raaya"

Nothing is my creation, I just get this from the Total Mind. One day, I may share some weird things with you, which will confund Science but I have the Science for you.

Sir - sR(i)

2009-01-29T07:31:00.000-08:00

Sir - A respectable addressing, perhaps indicating a socio-economic and perhaps someone who has been honored for his or achievement in field of Science, Mathematics, Politics, Public Services, Sports, Military Services, Arts and Literature, etc. - besides the usual respectful addressing in classical, Victorian and modern English.

sR(i) - Something that has "slithered", or become "famous" by the act, all over the space and time, an associated with God, in terms of opulence of wealth, beauty, power and intelligence. There is one rule which says Cerberal "Ri" becomes "ir" with Semi Vowel "r", before adding "a", and the constant "r", also a Semi Vowel, is assumed to not have the built in "a' sound.

Devil, Santana, Abrahm - Dev-il, Sanaatan, Brahman

2009-01-27T15:16:00.000-08:00

Background Postings

Syria and Asyria - Brahman and Abrahm(an)

Romania and Armenia

Jordan, Petra, and Denudata - JnaarDhan, PitRa, DhenuDatta

Armenia's Sivas City and Indian's Shiva

King Minos of Crete and Manu of Hindus

Sumerian and Mt Meru

The "iscism" is in Human Nature, but the Spiritual Dwellers still see Unity Among Diversity.

In some previous postings, I have talked about Surya-Asurya, and Brahman-Abrahman Splits of the past eons.

Vedic people called their religion Sanaatan Dharma, and it means Eternal and Ancient Relgion.

Deva(ah) or Deva(s) were their Gods, the Divine Beings, and the adjective for someone with the Divine attributes would be called "dev-il", if one assumes "v" having built in "a" sound, like English and Hindi, but not Sanskrit. The sound "a" is the most ambigious sound.

The people who got split away, would then call the opposite side people, worshipping "Sanaatan" Religion, as "Dev-il".

In the process of ignorance, and the slipping of time and the divisions of spaces, the word would become "Sataan", and "Devil", with opposite and negative meanings.

Remember my "gain" is someones 'loss" guidelines. This is still confirmed when for Persians, "Suryas" meants "Demons", and "Asuryas" meant "Divines".

Only a trained Musician and a trained Singer, knows the Science of Sounds, and in the ancient days, the scholars of languages like Sanskrit and Ancient Greek knew the correct way of pronouncing (pitching, notes, sequence, timing and beats). See how many of us can match a song (barring the voice) and find mistakes in other people's singing.

tal-a-vin

2009-01-05T09:57:00.000-08:00

Background Postings

The Ancient World We Know - Through Myopic Prism - "H2O = H2O2"

The Fading Ancient's Message To Us

In the name of The Truth and Only The Truth

Where there is fire, there is also smoke...

Some Ravi Naagi approached me, and asked me the meaning of the word. He sid he could not find the word anywhere on the Internet!

Here I wanted to demonstrate the power of the language, both Vedic and Classical Sanskrit, which is akin to the science of formulas behind Chemical structures, but here it is used to express the Human Thought and Expression! This is what I meant by the World loosing this Scientific ability to produce words or parse any existing words.

We will assume that the English Letters do not have the built in "a" sound and one needs to add this sound to make a constant complete. So Sanskrit "Raam" will be written as "Raama".

tal - Verb to indicate 'to level', 'to establish', 'to accomplish', 'to settle', 'to even out', etc.

tal-a - Noun/Adjective - after adding 'a' as per one of the 'kRaddhit' rules, which are meant to convert Verb to Nouns/Adjectives.

tala-a-vin - Adjective/Noun - 'vin' is the suffix used to add to Nouns or Adjectives, as per one of the 'Taddhit' rules, to make another Noun or Adjectives, after some other modifications, like modifying 'tal' to the next grade sound, 'taal'.

So the world 'tal-a-vin' would mean "something that is full of level-ness, establish-ness, accomplished-ness, settle-ness, even-out-ness".

So one can use the word to describe someone who is a "Siddha" or a "Master", "Buddha" or "Realized", "Saagar" or "Ocean", "Stambh" or Pillar (have you wondered where the Cricket word 'stump' has come, and "VRikSh Moolaya" or "Tree's Base". "Ri" and "Sh" are Cereberal sounds.

Abhisit Vejjajiva - abhi-jiit vijaya-jiiva

2008-12-30T13:05:00.000-08:00

Thailand's youngest prime minister in 60 years.

Another example where the uninitiated people keep corrupting the spelling and pronunciation and start loosing the meaning behind their names.

abhi-jiit - means the "one who can not be conquered".

vijaya-jiiva means the "one living being who has won or conquered".

Abelian - Bil and Bel

2008-11-15T21:55:00.000-08:00

Abelian Group - Commutative Group, which means that it can be swapped without changing meaning or value, which can only happen if it is not having any affinity or attachment.

Sanskrit 'bil' means 'to cleave' and 'to split' - one can not 'attach' unless one cleaves something else or splits the object of attachment.

In Sanskrit and Hindi, "Bel" is the name for the Creeper Plant, which needs 'cling' to the host, usually wall or a pole, to climb. In Sanskrit, vowels get graded to different levels, so "i" ie connected to "ii", "e", and "ae" - as well as 'y', 'ay', 'aya' and 'ya', which is opposite of vowel gradation, and is called retro-gradation, and in Sanskrit it is called 'sam-pra-san-na'.

'abel' would mean something that does not 'cling' or has 'affinity'.

The Hindi words for the roller-pin, "belan(a)" and for the vine or the creeper, "bel", are also connected with the root.

Astronomy - as-t-rA-namA-ya

2008-10-29T06:38:00.000-07:00

Astronomy - as-t-rA- namA-ya - The instrument to coin a name (of a person). It is still relevant in India to names babies after consulting the stars and horoscope. Astronomy is still significant in marking auspicious days and festivals. The same was true for Persians, Babylonians, Syrians, Greeks, Italians, Mayans, Incans, Peruvians, and so on.

as - Strong root for 'be', 'is', 'are'.

as-t - Weak Present Participle which makes it Action Noun.

as-t-R - Makes it root for Agent Noun. The Singular form is as-t-rA.

namAya - To name, for naming, something to be named.

as-t-rA-namA-ya - An instrument to name.

Hippocratic - hi-upa-kart-ic, Hippocrates - hi-up-kaar-t-us

2008-10-26T15:25:00.000-07:00

Hippocratic - Oath of selfless service taken by graduating doctors.

hi-upa-kaar-t-ic - In Sanskrit it means that one who only does charitable (and favorable) work.

Hippocrates - hi-up-kaar-t-us (or ah) - One who wants to do a charitable work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocrates (ca. 460 BC – ca. 370 BC)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sushruta ( 6th century BCE)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sushruta_Samhita

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charaka (300 BC)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charaka_Samhita

In Mehrgarh, Pakistan, archeologists made the discovery that the people of Indus Valley Civilization from the early Harappan periods (c. 3300 BC) had knowledge of medicine and dentistry

Dhanwanti, the Father of Ayurveda, and the guru of Sushurita.

Sushurita was one of the 500 BC Surgeons who was doing Plastic Surgery to construct Noses (called Rhinoplasty).

Ayurveda was also having Surgery ((k)Shalya Shilp ChikitShaa) as well but after Buddha around 500 BC blood letting was considered sinful and this practice vaned.

According to Ayurvedia traditions, Hippocrates had visited India and learnt. Notice the commonality of 3 Doshas or Humors of Ayurveda and the 3 or 4 Humors of Greek Medicine (depending on how you count Black and Yellow Bile as one or two).

Many of modern instruments used in surgery match that used by Sashurita, who was before Hippocratus, and they also match those used by Hippocratus,

Kashkari - Kashmiri Brahmin

2008-10-13T20:30:00.000-07:00

Kash-Kari - Moment I heard the name, I knew I was looking at some ancient but uncommon Indian surname, and then I went to Wikipedia, and was not surprised to see that the man in the news, related to US Treasury 7 Billion bailout, is of Indian origin!

kAri -> One who does something by profession

kSa -> Protector of the field, cultivator, destruction of the world, demon, 4rth incarnation of Vishnu, lightning.

kSA -> earth

kaSa -> rubbing, touchstone (alchemist), assay

kaSA-> astringent, potion, fragrant, decoction, ointment, perfuming, brown red color, teacher, attachment, emotion, passion, dulness, stupidity, sin, decay, degeneracy

kASa -> cheeks

kASA -> brown red color, of teacher

kash -> strike, whip

So most probably, it points to someone whose inheritance goes to Brahmin Ayurvedic Doctor, or Whip Maker, Goldsmith, Teaching Profession, or Royal class connected with Fields.

Since his ancestors must have borne the extra burden of carrying on with their religion of their ancestors, and not converting to Islam, it is more likely that he is of Brahmin descent, plus one could not be that wrong, considering, he has an impeccable educational credentials.

Martti Ahtisaari - Former Finnish President Wins Nobel Peace Prize

2008-10-10T06:51:00.000-07:00

If one reads the Nordiac Languages, one would get a feeling that one is reading Sanskrit-like language. And this is not a surprise considering Indo European Language, Culture and Religion belongs to the same stock of ancestors.

Martti Ahtisaari - Mar + t + ti + A + ha/hi + ti + saari

Mar - Root is "mR(i)" - To Die. Next grade sound makes it "Mar" - which is the Guna grade.

Mar + t => Makes it Active Present or Passive Past Participle (there are some subtle rules to make it different but we can not be sure here there is some corruption going on).

Mar + t + t -> Sometimes the consonants get doubled.

Mar + t + t + i -> Makes in Locative with meaning of "in" or "on". So it means "In or On Death".

a = Prefix used for making a consonant word with negative meaning.

hati -> hurt, inhured, blemished, defeated

hit -> purpose, proper, beneficial, advantageous, friendly, pleasant, protected, running, speeding, set up, planned, prepared, held, assigned, reckoned, constituted, appointed, given, salutary, agreeing, wholesome, convenient, suitable, and useful.

saar - saar -> essence, full of, like "ness".

saar + i - one in tht essence of something.

So it means, "one in death, one who is in full of, either not defeated, hurt, blemished, ..., or not with purpose, beneficial, ....

I will choose to go by the word "hati" as it agrees with spelling and also has some positive context.

Ma-chate - Maach-Chediy

2008-10-09T08:41:00.000-07:00

Ma·chete - a large heavy knife used for cutting sugarcane and underbrush and as a weapon
Pronunciation:: \mə-ˈshe-tē, -ˈche-; -ˈshet\
Function:: noun
Etymology:: Spanish
Date:: circa 1575

While watching a show on National Geographic, on Taboo, I saw how this was being used by Filipinos in one of their rituals. Then it dawned on me how the word may have been derived.

Maach - Fish (Check out Maachu Picchu)

Chediy or Chediya - That cuts. The root is "Chid", which means "to pierce" or "to cut", and one can add "iya" to make it a Potential Participle - that would do the verb. It makes the verb an Adjective or Noun.

There are two "ch-ch" sounds and one of the rule says you can compress that into one sound. So "Maach-Ched-iya" becomes "Machediya". Now "iya" can also be written as "ey" or "ee", or "e".
"y" is the semi vowel and connected to the vowel "i". "t" and "d" are interchangeable and often confused (those who say "t" and are heard as "d", and vice versa, would know this), and for there is one rule where the hard "t" is replaced by soft "d" and vice versa.

The word showing the origins to Spanish shows that the Spanish picked up the word from Native Americans, and the word was already introduced to them by the Eastern People. It is a well known fact that the people of Eastern Islands, and Perus had a history of cultural contacts.

So the "Mach-Chedey" was used to skin the fish, which is what the eastern people are found off, as their staple diet is "Mach" and "Bhaat" (rice).

Polymath - Paal-iya-Maat, Pal-iya-Mati, Palya-Mat or Palya-Mant

2008-09-23T19:13:00.000-07:00

Background Postings:

Palestine

Hammurabi

Polymath - Person who is not confined to the learning in one subject or field - and as such others may call him someone who is master of many subjects - but that is only driven by an unquenched thirst for more and more knowledge of understanding the mysteries of the Nature.

Paal - Means Master, Lord, Husband, and has that meaning in the words for Paal-i-Staan (Palestine), Ne-Paal (Nepal), Tri-Paal-ia (Tripoly) - which is same the meaning of Tri-Pati (Thiru Paathi) in South India. The word is also used by Babylonian Kings, including (S)hommu-Ravi's Hammurabi's father - Amar Paal (Amar Phaal). It also means one which has "Om-ni" like attributes - of the nature of possessing many.

Paal - iya - Suffix for Potential Participle, Joining Sound as "i" after Consonants, and it becoming "y", "iy" "iya", and so on.

Paalya - Same as above.

Maat - Composed, Measured. That is why the Agent Noun becomes MaatR(i), which is the root for the word 'Mother'.

Maat-i - Knowledge, True Knowledge. Again the Agent noun root would become "Maat-i-R(i)", which again means one who is like "Mother".

Mat and Mant - The suffixes for making Adjectives, like "-ness". One is stronger one, and the other one is weaker one. They are like "Vant", "Vat", and the Singulars are "Vaan" and "Maan".

Priapus and Para-Purus

2008-09-21T09:50:00.001-07:00

Background Postings:
Om Phallos
Gymnosophists
HammuRabi
Aum Sign in Crete"

Priapus (be warned of gross and graphical nature of a drawing of symbol of Male Principle - which did not offend the ancients as they were more acceptable to the facts of life without much complexes and perversion as today's modern society has become)

The picture denotes that Greek people left off the Indic branch much earlier before further refinement happened to the same myths.

Sanskrit

Para-Purus(ah) - The epithet for the Brahman, the Super Soul - the Man Beyond the Beyond - The God Principle, which I call the First Principle - the mother of all Principles and Laws without which all other laws are moot and fail.

From Gnostics, by Charles William King

"The winged goddesses Athor and Sate, representing the Roman Venus and Juno, sometimes are found accompanied with such legends as makes it evident they too had been pressed into the Gnostic service, as representatives of certain amongst the feminine Æons. * But another shape repeatedly presents his monstrosity to our astonished gaze, whose true character almost sets conjecture at defiance, but evidently the offspring of very diverse ideas most strangely commingled. He is an aged man, Priapean, four-winged, with four hands grasping as many sceptres; he has likewise the spreading tail of the vulture and stands in the baris, or upon the coiled serpent, or on a tree-trunk, horizontal, whence project five lopped off branches. Some potent saviour must he be, for he is addressed, like Abraxas himself, by the title ΑΒΛΑΝΑΘΑΝΑΛΒΑ! But the most prominent symbol in the monstrous collocation suggests an explanation of its hidden meaning, supplied by the following exposition of Justinus, that wildest teacher in all the Gnosis. "For this cause said he unto Eden, Mother, behold thy son! meaning his animal and carnal body. He himself, however, having commended his spirit into the Father's hands, ascended up unto the Good One. Now this Good One is Priapus, He that created before anything existed. On this account he is called Priapus because he first made all things (ἐπριαπόισε). * For this reason is he set up in every temple, being honoured by all Nature, and likewise in the roadways, having the fruits of Autumn hung about him, that is, the fruits of the Creation whereof he is the author, inasmuch as he first made the Creation which before was not."

Loxodrome - LaKS-ah-DRuM

2008-09-17T17:01:00.000-07:00

Loxodrome is a line fixed at an angle with the Meridian Lines of the Earth (it is mainly Longitudinal Lines and could be extrapolated conceptually to Celestial Meridian Lines as well as for any Planet), and starts one's journey from one pole to another (mainly from South Pole to North Pole or vice versa - but it could be also taken as one East Extra mum to Western Extra mum).

Sanskrit - laKS + ah + drum -> laKS + o + DRum

LaKs -> Aim, Destination or Object of the journey, trip, path, process. Here "KS" is the compound Sanskrit Sibilant which is approximated by "X" sound in English.

ah -> Hard Aspirate, Sanskrit Visargah added to make it Nominal or Subjunctive Noun and in many cases to make it Genitive and Ablative, indicating, "of" and "from" sense. This becoms "O" when meeting Soft Vowels, and in other times, it becomes "ar", Dental "s", Palatal "sh" and Cerberal "SH" sounds.

drum -> to rum, drive away, motion, to make fluid. It can become Cerebral sounds "DR" from Dental "d" because previous "KS" as well as "r" is considered Cerebral Semi Vowel.

Note the the Musical Instrument, called "Drums" is an indication of copying by an uninitiated - as in Sanskrit, "DamRu" means the same. Because of the difficulty of Western Nations Speakers in Cerebral Sounds, and confusion with the subtlety of the sounds, there could be a tendency to say Cerebral 'D' as "DR", as well juxtaposition of the Vowel grade sound "aR" in reading Devanagari, which even my children did. The root for 'to sound' is 'Dum', and one adds Cerebral "R" to make it Agent Noun, after adding "a" by one rule, and then for making it Genitive or Ablative, it would become "DamRu-ah", and later "ah" would get dropped - meaning something "which is the agent of making the sound".

Britstol - vR(i)ST-tal

2008-09-10T08:30:00.000-07:00

Bristol fashion

PRONUNCIATION:

(BRIS-tl FASH-uhn)

MEANING:

adjective: In good order.

ETYMOLOGY:

We know the term is coined after Bristol, England, but we are not so certain why. Some believe the term alludes to the prosperity of the city from its flourishing shipping business. Others claim that the term arose as a result of the very high tidal range of the port of Bristol: at low tides ships moored here would go aground and if everything on the ship was not stowed away properly, chaos would result. The term is often used to describe boats and typically used in the phrase "shipshape and Bristol fashion".

There are many examples of people pronouncing "b" as "v" - like the Bengalis of India calling the rain as "briSTi".

vRS - In Sanskrit means, to rain, to pour, pour forth, effuse, to distribute, to overwhelm, etc.
"v" is the Labial "v", "R" and "S" are Cerebral "Ri" Vowel and "S" Cereberal Sibiliant Vowel.

vRSt -> bRST - Past Participle, "Something which rained, poured, etc". Here Dental "t" becomes Cerebral "T" because previous two letters are Cerebral.

Tal - mean surface and usually used to indicate a watery surface. "A-tal" would meain mountain, something that is not a leveled surface, and it is what the meaning of the Indian Prime Minister "Atal Vihaari Vajpayee" meant, as as as the meaning of "Atilla The Hun", where "Atilla" is actually "Atal" which also becomes "Atil" as Adjective and means "unmoveable", which is same as the word "Atal". Double "l" and single "l" are equivalent, where one can be dropped, and "a" sound comes because of confusion between English and Sanskrit letters having or not having a built in sound of 'a' - respectively - like "Rama" in English and "Raam" in Sanskrit, and also "Krishna" in English and "kRSN" in Sanskrit.

vRST-Tal -> vRSTal - which means a level created by poured, rained, overwhelmed water distribution - which is what the etymology says.

Adiabatic - Adiya-bha-at-ic

2008-08-30T15:03:00.000-07:00

Adiabatic means where no energy can pass or transfer.

Da - means to give (we can also say "d" as "a" in English and Hindi is built in sound but in Sanskrit iy is a seperate sound from consonants).

D-i-ya - some that can be given

A-D-i-ya - some thing that can not be given

Bha - To Radiate, To Shine, To Pass, To Appear

Bha-at - Something that has Appeared, Radiated, Shone, Passed.

Bha-at-ic - Adjective - like "ness".

a-da-i-ya-bha-at-ic - some thing has the propery of not passing, radiating, shining, or appearing (from no where).

So to show up, one needs to have a transfer of radiation, passing of energy, and to shine, one needs to radiate as well as pass the energy.

Dexterous - dakSat-ar-us

2008-08-21T15:11:00.000-07:00

English

Dexterous - Able, Competent

Latin

dekx-ter

Sanskrit

dakS - The English "x" is an approximation sound for Sanskrit Compound Sibilant, "kS", where "S" is a Cerebral or Palatal Sibilant. It means "to act to satisfaction" or "to act quickly" (which one can do when one is competent).

To make it a Present Active Participle, it becomes "dskSat", which is a Action Noun. Agent Noun is "dakSatR". And the Genetive (Possesice case), and Ablative Case (from, to) becomes "dakSatra-uh" or "dakSatra-us". So a "competent man"'s work would be called "dakStra-us", which is a "competent" or "able work".

Shaman, Semi, Same - Samant, Sama, Sama, Soma

2008-08-15T13:42:00.000-07:00

English Words

Shaman - Native Americans, Indians, Australian Abrogines, Africans, Easter Island, had this priest class. They have connection with the "world beyond" or beyond the 3 + 1 Dimensions of Space and Time.

Sami - Half

Same - Same

Sanskrit Words

Samanta - neighboring, abutting, being on all sides, bordering, limiting, contiguous all, entire, whole, universal, being on every side, adjacent, neighbor, adjacent owner. The root is "Sa" which is for "is" or "are", and "Sa-Mant" makes it a strong generic for someone who makes it happen. So the one in "neighbor, abutting, universal, whole, adjacent" space makes it happen. The word is also used in Rik Vedas for one type of Priests.

SemA - Same as "Semi" - 6 months mentioned in Arth Veda.

Sama - same, equal.

Soma - "Hallucination" Plant Juice so called used in the Vedic Ages, and also used by Shamans.

Grab, Gravity - grabh-iti , grabhI-tri, Grabh

2008-08-10T15:45:00.000-07:00

Grabh - To Seize, same as English Grab. The word is used in the most ancient books of the Word Knowledge, called Vedas, in Rig Veda.

Grabh-i-t - Passive Past Participle, and makes it an Action Noun

Grabh-ant - Strong form of Active Present Participle Root, and makes it an Action Noun

Grabh-a-t - Weak form of Active Present Participle Root, and makes it an Action Noun

Grabh-a-tR - Root for Agent Noun, Present Participle.

Grabh-ta-a or GrabhtA - Male Singular Agent Noun "First Case indicating Subject Case".

Grabh-t-R-I -> Grabh-i-tI - Feminine Singular Agent Noun. For Ancient Earth was mother Earth and anything associated with it was a Feminine. There is one rule in Conjugation of Verbs, where "R" sound becomes "ir", and then one needs to add "I" sound for making it a Feminine.

Grabh-a-iti - Add 'a' for converting Verb to Noun - as one of the tules, and 'iti' is for 'thus', and together it makes it a compound. That which has grabbed - thus.

sommelier - Soma-Mela + ir

2008-07-31T09:36:00.000-07:00

sommelier

PRONUNCIATION:

(sum-uhl-YAY)

MEANING:

noun: A wine steward in a restaurant.

ETYMOLOGY:

From French sommelier, from somm(er)ier (one charged with transporting supplies), from somier (beast of burden), from somme (burden). From driving a pack animal to drafting wine lists, a sommelier has come a long way. A sommelier is to wine as a cicerone is to beer, though the latter has recently been introduced and is not widespread.

Sanskritized Word - Soma-Mela-Ri - Soma - Mela - ir - Soma-Melayr.

Soma - Soma - Wine, Moon (you drink the nectar of shower of Moon's light in the full moon of a romantic tango between you and your lover), famous 'soma' juice mentioned in Vedas.

Mela - The root is "Mil", to meet, and "Mela" becomes the "place to meet", or the "action noun" where the Action Noun takes place. The Agent Noun will be adding Cerebral sound "R", and it becomes as root for Agent Noun, "MelR", and some rules allow "R" to become "ir".

So the word means "One who mixes wine!".

Weird coincidence is that the Chairman of India's BlueFisher is Vijay Mallya and he is into the same business! The last name Mallya is of Konkanasth Brahmins from Kerla.

Another starange connection is "Malaviya" surname of Brahmins from North India, like that of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya .

Oxymoron

2008-07-25T17:09:00.000-07:00

Oxymoron - Contradictory words combined to make words that mean nothing.

Oxymoron - AKSya + maRaN

aKSya - that can not be destroyed, Space, which is Eternal. 'aKS' means 'Eyes' (in fact the corruption is "axs" -> "ayes" -> "eyes". That what is to be seen with "akS" is Space, or the Eternal, a Potential Participle. "aKS" as verb means, to pervade, to penetrate, to reach, to embrace, to pass through.

MaRaN - Root is 'mR' which is to "die", and the next grade sound is "maR" and "aN" is to make it into Active Present Participle. That which dies.

So 'AKSya + maRaN' means "that is Eternal and yet Dies" - which is nothing but a "Oxymoron".

Radovan - Rudra-Vaan, Rudh-Vaan, Rud-Vaan

2008-07-25T06:10:00.000-07:00

Now a days Radovan Karadzic is in the news.

The hint comes from the ending "van", which "vaan", which is Active Past Participle Suffix.

Rudra - to cry, to weep, to howl ( as verb and praise worthy as noun, which we can rule out).

Ruda - same as Rudra

Rudh - to sprout, to shoot, to grow, to avert, to besiege, to asunder, to tear, to torment, to opress.

Ruh - to ascend, to climb, to ascend, etc.

So someone who did make others cry, opress, or who climbed, averted, besieged, etc. Basically a warrior class attribute.

Karadzic - Kara means doer like Bhas-kar. Not sure how "dzic" comes but it could be "daZik", which means "ten times", or "Ten Times Doer", a honoring epithet. Or "DaaZik" which means "Slave-ic", which means someone who "make slaves". Someone should research his family history and see if the meanings come close.

parapraxis - pra + aKShi + ah (S), Proxy - Pra + aaKSh + ya

2008-07-24T00:05:00.000-07:00

parapraxis - Freudian slip in speech or writing, revealing subconscious or unconscious intent.

para - pra + aKShi + ah (S)

para - beyond this "side" or "realm"

pra - self forth

aKShi - revealing, here "x" is indicative of "KS" sound of KShatri, and no other language I know has this compound 'Sibliant' sound to my knowledge, and where ever "x" sound comes across in English think of the "KS" sound.

ah - S, which is unspoken hard Visarga sound, and for Guttural and Labial, besides Cerebral, preceding letters, it becomes Cerebral Sibilant sound.

Like in the word "Proxy", it is "Pra + aaKSh + ya", which means "self forth + seen + that is", which is what "Proxy" means, but "a" sound has become "o" here in the corruption.

This is one proof the the Greek sound "X" is a borrowed sound from Sanskrit "KS" and it is seen in all warrior surnames, like "Cossacks", "Kassites", etc.

Calculus - Kal-Kul-uh or Kal-Kul-us

2008-07-19T13:53:00.001-07:00

Calculus - Mathematics which follows the "movement of changes" between variables.

kal - movement, to go after, to count,

kul - adjective suffix, like "vi-aa - ay -kul", worried as "vi" - is to undertake, "aa" is towards, "ay" is indicative of movement here, and "ku" is the suffix for adjective, which means "something that makes follow towards (something)" - which is when someone is worried. It also means to proceed continuously as well as count.

uh - suffix for generic root.

which means "something that counts movements", which is what "Calculus" is about, and see the postings Did Newton Lie" and Newton Stone .

Onomatopoeia - Aa-Naam-aat-a-up-paay-iya

2008-07-14T23:29:00.000-07:00

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onomatopoeia

Aa- Prefix for Towards

Naam- Name

aat - prefix for Ablative, e.g. sense of "from"

a - "a" and "aa" are ambiguous sounds in many languages and do not have 3 grades like other vowels, so 'Ram' in Sanskrit becomes 'Rama' in English, but in Sanskrit 'Ramaa' is Feminine version of Ram, like 'Krishn' becomes 'Kirshna' but 'Krishnaa' is Feminine of 'Krishn'. My children even today, after years of training in Hindi and Sanskrit, still have tendency to pronounce "aa" sound as "a" or "o" and when "a" sound is built into the consonants, like English, add an additional 'a', which makes it 'aa' sound.

'up' - prefix for 'away' - towards an object.

'paay' - obtainable - from root 'paa', and when someone adds "aaya" it can becomes "Potential Participle", something that should happen or be done, and this can also come as "Gerun", something indicates a sense of being completed, but it falls more in the category of "Preposition" or "Adverb", indicating "before-ness" or "a manner of verb occurance", and for verbs with prefix usage, "aay".

'iya' - ending for making an 'adjective' with 'ness' in mind - indicating an attribute possession. The 'a' comes because of "ambiguity of 'a' sound.

So the meaning is "A name which goes away or comes from the object, as a means towards obtaining the object-ness".

Basically a name that itself describes the object and comes from the object itself! A paradox, but here the paradoxical object is nothing but a natural sound one finds in the nature.

"Upaaya" in Sanskrit means "Method" with the same context.

like a scooter in Hindi is called "Phat-Phati" because it makes that sound of "Phat-Phat".

Caren, Karen - Kiran, KaraN, CharaN, Sharan

2008-07-05T05:48:00.001-07:00

This shows how the richness of sounds is lost in transliteration of an ancient language to modern a language. Soon we will loose this knowledge, and the window to peek into the world of the ancients.

KiraN in Sanskrit and Hindi means "Ray of Light"

KaraN means Sun or Gold.

CharaN means feet, slave, servant.

SharaN means shelter.

"K" and "C" are interchangable, and "i" and "e" is also like wise. For many people the sounds of "a" and "e" sound the same. "Sh" becomes "Ch", which becomes "C" and then "K.

If these two names are just a co-incidence, then we should hear some animal make a sound like one them! For the same reasons, common vowels, like "a", "e", "i", "o" and "u" sound variations are found in most languages, if not all. And if they are just a random co-incidence, then we must observe animal kingdone making these sounds. They do communicate among themselves and it is just that their do it in their own vocal way - just the way we do. And yes, they count as well, but not the way we think counting should be done! How else a mother in all kingdom shows the same emoting actions on all its cubs, chicks, or babies, and if one is missing, immediately knows what has gone on!

Epistemilogy

2008-06-13T21:41:00.001-07:00

Epistemilogy - Theory of Knowledge.

Epistemilogy -> aa + ips + it + tam + loka + ay

'aa' -> prefix for "towards"

'ips' -> verb root for "to wish to obtain"

'it' - suffix for Past Passive Particple, that converts a Verb Root to Verbal, Adjective and Noun Form indicating Past Tense with Passive voice. "t" is the main suffix and man y times it is optionally joined with "i" before "t". Other letters possible are "n", "dh", "T", and "Dh", besides "t", where "T" and "Dh" are Hard and Soft Unaspirated Sounds Cerebrals.

'tam' - suffix for Superlative - like "Ist" and "est" for English.

'loka' - world, the stage on which the Ultimate Reality or Consciousness Plays upon - the - the Knowledge and Theory behind.

'aya' - suffix for Adjective - indicating Potential Participle or Gerundive - something that needs to be done or followed.

So what could be "towards the wish to obtain the best "world" or the "theory" or "knowledge" behind.

You decide if the meaning comes cose to the meaning in the English word.

One can also write as "aa + paa + Ist + Tam + Loka + ya".

'aa' - means 'Towards'.
'paa' - means 'To Obtain' - ' Pa' and 'Paa' are same.
'iSt' - 'most desired' - like related to God and Knowledge is the essence of God.
'tam' - superlative suffix.
'lok' - 'world, domain, field, knowledge or God where shines'.
'aya" - suffix for Adjective - indicating Potential Participle or Gerundive - something that needs to be done or followed.

Again you decide if the word meaning comes close to the English word.

More corruptions of the word "Ram"

2008-06-07T09:37:00.000-07:00

In continuation of the series on the word "Ram", and trying to see how ancient and how common the word spread, and what was the basis and the reason for this phenomenon, like one would find the names "Christ" , "Christy", "Chris", "Christian", "Krity", "Kris", "Kristian", and so on.

Same with Mohammad, Mohammat, Mahamat, Mahamad, etc. Please, 'Mat' in Sanskrit means "opinionated" as well as it is a suffix for converting verbs into Active Present Participles, with "Maan", for Singular, "Maant" for other variations with stronger inflections, and "Mat" for the weaker ones. Reverend Mohammad Saahib was Quereshi, same as Kureshi, or Chureshi, Shureshi, and Sureshi, which means 'Sun God Worshiper', and was from a clan of priests who were also Sun Worshipers.

He was boycotted by his clan because he challenged their authority when he saw the superstition and corruption prevailing on both sides, on people side as well as on the priest side. So it could also mean "Great Opinionated", besides "The One Who Becomes Great".

He had his vision of Divinity when he was meditating in a cave when he was following the fast of Ramaa-adaan - before he started his struggle in Kaaba, before he was kicked out by the clan and there were series of military battles and strifes over many years, and it eventually led to his victory, return to Kaaba and the starting of Islam. He had a nephew whose wife was called "Hinduja" which is a Sindhi last name. He was boycotted by his clan because he challenged their authority when he saw the superstition and corruption prevailing on both sides, on people side as well as on the priest side. So it could also mean "Great Opinionated", besides "The One Who Becomes Great". I just wanted to make sure people understand the significance of the corruptions of the words going on here.

Anyway, coming back to the original topic, Inti Raymi has another connection is with the "Solar God". Also note that "Inti" is nothing but "Indi", which is "Hindu" and "Sindhu" corruptions. "S" -> "Sh" -> "H" -> "A" -> " " and joins with the vowel sound of the next vowel. So Sindhu -> Shindu -> Hindu -> Indu -> Indu-ia (as adjective where Hindus live) -> India. "H" is a soft Aspirate sound and can become "A". I have given a lot of references in the previous postings. "S" and "Sh" are Dental and Palatal Sibilant "S" sounds.

Also, other variations are, Ramesys, Ramesy, Ramsey, Ramsy, Ramse, Ramey, and Rame. Hopefully this should close this subject for a while.

Brachistochrone - Path For Object In Vertical Plane In Shortest Time

2008-05-29T22:26:00.001-07:00

Brachistochrone - BhraS + IST + (ah) + Kram + (e) -> BhraS-iST-ah-Kram-e -> BhraS-iST-ah-Chram-e -> Bharch-iST-o-ChraNe -> Bharch-ist-o-ChroNe

BhraS - To Fall with Cerebral S. English does not have this sound "S" sound, and it is sometimes heard in "Shutup", but here "sh" is actually written for Palatal Soft "S" sound as "Sh" and also becomes "ch" in spelling when pronounced as "sh".

IST - iiST - ist - The suffix for Superlatives - like - 'est' in English. "S" and "T" are Cerebral sounds. "S" becomes "s" in approximations and "I", Big 'i' becomes 'i'.

ah - Termination for Singular Nominative or Subjective - like Rama becomes Ramah. "ah" is the Hard "h" sound and is called 'visargha' in Sanskrit. When meeting the soft sound "sh", not as the Sibilants liked by Hard Consonants, can become 'o'. Sibilants are treated as Hard sounds but English "Sh" and Sanskrit "Sh" are also treated as "Soft" sounds.

Kram - To Progress, to follow order, sequence, progression, trace space-time events.

e - For Locative Case of "In" and " On".

So it means the "Fall + Best + Progress or Path of Succession Events + In" - which is what the word means in Greek and English!

Where there is fire, there is also smoke...

2008-05-11T22:09:00.001-07:00

Assumptions:

1. Probabilities of forming the combinations of letters in the word "Ram" or "Rama" are 1/26 x 1/26 x 1/26 or 1/26 x 1/26 x 1/26 x 1/26.

2. Sound of "Ram" and its variations, are also very rare combinations, like a piece of Music is. So some combination of beats, pitches, and rhythms when pirated from one musical or song piece to another musical or song piece, one can still find the "copying", specially when one is trained in the field of music.

3. To see the similarity in sounds, one needs to be trained to speak and listen in that "accent". So a person from Central Uttar Pradesh, speaking its version of Hindi, in India, if not used to listening to the Eastern Uttar Pradesh version of Hindi, would find that language a different language from his, when it is heard for the first time. Or like Indian English speaking person watching an American or Australian movie for the first time, and not being able to comprehend - though it is still English - would assume the movie in a foreign language!

4. Only when reading a language-script with some phonetic based sounds, can someone find the similarities in two different versions of the same language, which over time and space, evolves into two different languages. So when reading English without being trained in a classical Language like Sanskrit, one will accept things as they are, at the face value of it, but when reading the words again after one being trained in Sanskrit, or Classical Greece, one would appreciate better the origin of the sounds in English words and the grammar rules in the English language.

5. People name themselves and places based on legendary figures, like Christ, Mohammad, and Ram.

6. Recorded History of the Mankind is since 500BC, and there has been many past civilizations which existed and rose to the same level of advancements, if not more than us, as today's civilization's, but later got destroyed. Like there are unexplained things mentioned in the book "Unexplained Archeology".

Some of the stories and artifacts that could not be explained by contemporary history are: (1) the story of Atlantis and Troy, before the later was discovered, (2) unexplained scientific map of Antarctica, which shows the continent before the ice-age, with exact shore lines and rivers, as confirmed by modern scientific instruments, but such knowledge of mapping and charting has come to the modern civilization only in the last 300 to 500 years, and the instruments to peer under the surface, have only come to existence in last 100 years, such as Sonar, Radar, Thermal Imaging, Infra Red Imaging, etc., (3) an Ancient 3-D Map of the World itched on a ancient metal plate artifact, which needs Laser like accuracy and Hologram Technology, (4) Crystal Skulls which can not be even produced today by the modern Laser, (5) some giant boulders, like in Jupiter's temple, in Stonehenge, Egypt,, and other places, which still can not be lifted or even cut with the aid of modern technology, (6) unexplained "green glass crystals" - as found in New Mexico Alamos Nuclear Sites - and radio-active skeleton at Harappa (7) a crystallized human skeleton found in North Eastern Indian Cave, which can only happen when subjected to extreme temperatures which happens after a nuclear blasts, and the list goes on.

Background Postings:

Vedica Names in Syria, Lebenon, Israel
Romania and Armenia
Ram, Rome, Romania, Romance, Drama
Rama Adaan
Antolia

Photographic Evidence:

Vali and Sugreeva Painted in Italian Vase
Rama-Seeta-Lakshmana Walking in Forest - Picture from Italian Home Excavated
Vibhishan Asking Ravan For Sita's Release - Picture from Italian Home Excavated

Before I sound crazy to the skeptics, here is what others have said, so what I say does not sound ridiculous.

Sir William Jones wrote, ".. of this cursory observation on the Hindus which it would require volumes to expand and illustrate this is the result that they had an immemorial affinity with old Persians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Tuscans, the Scythians or Goth and Cilts, the Chinese, Japanese and Peruvians." He said, "It is very remarkable that Peruvians, whose Incas boasted of the same descent, styled their greatest festival Rama-Sitva; whence we may take it that South America was peopled by the same race who imported into the farthest of parts of Asia the rites and the fabulous history of Rama." (source: Asiatic Researches Volume I. p. 426.

William Durant, American historian, said, "India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages; she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our mathematics; mother, through the Buddha, of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all".

Mark Twain, American author, said, "India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition. our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only."

Albert Einstein, American scientist, said, "We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made."

Commentary:

Different inflextions or corruptions of the word Ram: (1) Ramah, (2) Ramaan, (3) Raman, (4) Rama, (5) Ramana, (6) Rami, (7) Ram-esh, (8) Ram-isi-is, (9) Ram-esy-is, (10) Ram-es-es, (1) Rham (when R is made soft), (11) Rahmaan, (transliteration modification ofi build in sound of "a" in letters to explicit letters indicating sound "a", like Ram and Rama, Krishn, Krishna, etc), and so on. Like the root "Aatam", becoming "Aatamaa", "Ataman", "Atmanam", "Atmaanam", and so on in a noun declensions, we see the above words, are related, specially, Rama, Raman, and Ramanan.

Ram is suppose to mean one who is in perfect bliss, enjoyment or harmony, or the one who is the epitome of mercy. That is why in the urdu the world "Raham" means "mercy" and "Rahmaan" means "benevolent".

One can see the corruption of "a" and "o" also going on, so Ramanan becomes Romanan and becoming Roman, and Ram becoming Rom, and so on. With fact that Italians are nothing but a branch of Indo Europeans, this is not surprising.

Shiva is part of Male Principle and associated with Bull Worship, which is associated with the Zodiac of Taurus, which is now the month of May. We know that the Ancients celebrated their Father Principle Worship, in the month of May, and did Bull Sacrifice. Because of precession of the Earth, which was 1 degree per 72 years, the Summer Solstice shifted to the month of April, which is the Zodiac of Aries, which is depicted with the picture of Sheep or Lamb, or Ram. So the ancients shifted this festival to the month of April and started sacrificing Ram as that part of the worship. Even Ram is considered as a Solar or Father Principle, following the Shiva worship, which was very ancient and spread all over the world.

Now the Summer Solistice is in the month of June, that means the Earth Recession Periods of 10 months have gone since the Summer Solistice was in the Zodiac of April. So it means that from the time of the April Festival, 10 x 360 x 72 /12 = 21600 years! Now there is some disagreements in terms of taking Yuga as 4320 or 4320,000 years. If one takes the unit of 4320, and adds 1x for Kali Yuga, 2x for Treta Yuga, 3x for Dwarpa Yuga, one comes to 25, 920 years! Now the legend of Ram says, that he was born in Dwarpa Yuga, which comes close.

Ramnavami or the birthday of Lord Rama falls on the 9th day of the bright fortnight of the month of Chaitra (March-April). This is a strange co-incidence, knowing that the English and Hindu Samvat Calenders have some differences, and from time to time, some fudging has gone on to adjust the days.

So is it OK to assume the word for "Ram" for the Zodiac animal sign of the month of April, and the word for Lord Ram, are connected? You decide.

More Names:

De Rham
Rahman
Reimann
Bernhard Riemann
Reimann Disambiguation
Ram Stein Like Raams Sthaan - place of Rama.
RamsGaatae Rama's Path or Gate - which is same as Gaatae in Sanskrit.
Xavier De Ram
Ramnaresh_Sarwan
Ar Ramtha

Rama within the scriptures of India

Rama, the legendary Indian king regarded as an incarnation of Vishnu
Parasurama, Rama with the axe
Balarama, brother of Krishna
Krishna (Radha-Raman), a name of Krishna, Joy of Radha
Nityananda Rama, the Vaishnava saint
Ramā is another name of Lakshmi

Rama may refer to:

Rama (people), Nicaragua
Rama language
Rama chandramara, a species of catfish
Rama Records, a record label
Rama VII Bridge

Historical personalities

"The Rama" (1530 - 1572), Jewish religious teacher Moses Isserles
Kings of Thailand:
- Rama I, the Great (1782-1809), Buddha Yodfa Chulaloke
- Rama II (1809-1824), Buddha Loetla Nabhalai
- Rama III (1824-1851), Jessadabodindra
- Rama IV (1851-1868), Mongkut
- Rama V, the Great (1868-1910), Chulalongkorn
- Rama VI (1910-1925), Vajiravudh
- Rama VII (1925-1935), Prajadhipok
- Rama VIII (1935-1946), Ananda Mahidol
- Rama IX, the Great (installed 1946), Bhumibol Adulyadej

Geography

Rama (Gaul), a town in ancient Gaul
Rama Lake near Astore in Pakistan
Rama River, tributary in Herzegovina of the Neretva
Rama, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 12th century duchy figuring in the medieval history of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rama, Ethiopia, a town in northern Ethiopia
Rama, Saskatchewan, village in Saskatchewan, Canada
Rama, Ontario, the town belonging to the Mnjikaning First Nation people, and location of Casino Rama
Ramatha, Rama or Ramlet or in Palestine (Present-day Israel)
El Rama a municipality in Nicaragua

Millikan, Marcaan, Maarkan - Mallika, Mallik, Mallikan, Markandh

2008-05-10T11:29:00.001-07:00

Millikan is a surname, and may refer to:

* Bud Millikan, Maryland Terrapins head basketball coach 1950-1967
* Robert Andrews Millikan, Nobel prize winning physicist
* Ruth Millikan, American philosopher of biology, psychology, and language

Also see:
* Millican
* Milliken
* Milligan
* Milliken

Milliken is a surname, and may refer to:

In places:

* Milliken, Colorado, a town in the United States
* Milliken, Ontario, a neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada
o Milliken GO Station, a station in the GO Transit network located in the community

People with the surname Milliken:

* Milliken (surname)

Other:

* Milliken & Co., reputedly the world's largest private textile firm
* Milliken v. Bradley, a US Supreme Court decision on desegregation

Some Marcaans

Agnes Morell
Agnes A. Morell, 81, of Ubly died Saturday, March 17, 2001 at the Huron County Medical Care Facility. She was born Jan. 21, 1920 in Bad Axe to the late Casimer and Marcaan (Briolat) Dudek

The above is a release from a Heron Newspaper.

The Duchy of Maarkan

The Maarkans are a once wealthy family whom has since lost nearly all of its fortune, only maintaining enough for the upkeep of its mansions and lands. Its loss of its fortune is history now, but is still the cause of much contention. The Maarkan's once held many fertile pasturelands, and made a hefty profit from wool and cattle. With Castellian Keep came soldiers though, and quickly they found that their lands were ruined. This is the source of their dislike of the Lylles, as Castellian Keep, is a Luaryll keep, not an enamorian, it is also the reason for the house's current state. As a result, the younger members of the family are often found all about the empire, seeking their fortune, so that they may help in the restoration of the house, be it as adventurer's or merchants. this has sustained their coffers, and their pride over the patterns. Also of note is a dislike of house Cheris, in every attemp Maarkan has made to utilize the forests that edge its land, the cheris house has used its contacts in the church to prevent it.

Indian and Pakistan ones.

Pind Malikan (now Mahfuzabad)

Maarkan'd'eiya SharmaTelgu - Religious Scholar

Mr. Makarand Waiker - my Hall-mate and Senior from IIT. Other Makarands

Anatolia

2008-05-04T04:28:00.000-07:00

Anatolia located in Asia Minor, and part of Turkey today, and located north of modern Syria, and also ancient Phoenicians.

The region has had a history of Indo Europeans, Hittites, Greeks, Troy, Syria, Mitanni, etc.

An-a-tol-ia - Not (for words beginning with vowels) + Not (for words beginning with consonants) + tol (next grade sound for the root "tul", meaning comparable or fathomed + Ness (suffix for Adjective).

Something that is not-not-comparable/fathomed-ness. It is like unfathomable but the use of double negatives repeated twice is a suspect, and some ancients made it repeat twice to give a stress and subtle meaning. Anatolia is located below Black Sea, near Bosporus.

Interesting, Marmaray, in Sanskrit is reduplicative, where the root 'Mri" becomes "Mar", and "Marmaray", that is something akin to "dead-ly". This technique is still used in Hindi today in spoken language. The word itself is alive today in Northen India.

The "tol" could be "tal", and then "atal" becomes rocky, like a mountain, and than the word means "something that is not a rock like". So maybe the land was very porous to the overflow of Black Sea water from the ancient times, which is the case said.

The oldest name of Anatolia is Hattia, place of Hattians.

Some interesting names associated with this place.

* child = pinu;
* god = sapu; - Reverse Reading - Upas or Upaasna (worship).
* moon god = Kasku;
* sun goddess = Wurusemu; Reverse Reading - Umesuruw - Uma Isu Surav/Surya
* temple = hilamar. - Reverse Reading - Ramalih (like Ramallah in Israel)

In Languages, one can do mistakes of reading left to right, when it is suppose to ne left to right, and sometimes down to up, when it is suppose to down to up! See Hammurabi.

The names above, are very close to the meaning listed there but read reversed. This is a strange co-incidence.

Akkadkings - Note the names Rama-ish, Manish, Sher-Kaali, Naram-Sin or Narsingha, epithet of God Vishnu/Raam.

Ekrem - Sounds like Ek-Ram - One God. This is a common Indian Name from the ancient times.

Kanesh - Sounds like Ganesh or Kanah-esh. English speaking people, have tought time speaking Sanskrit 'K, Kh, G, Gh" sounds distinctly, just like my chilren have the same issue, though they know Sanskrit and have been trained to read Hindi and Sanskrit, and speak Hindi.

Kayseri - Sounds like Kayshree or Keshree, Kesree, which is again Sanskrit word. It is the word for Saffron color. It also means Hair, And for a word, called "Kashi Shri", Lord Shive, it can become "keshri" in compressed form. This is the hot bed for Armenia people also - the A-Rama-ni-ians - not the Solar Worshipers but the Lunar Worshipers (as the moon is shown in Lord Shiva's pictures).

Palaic - Sounds like Pali Language - vernacular form of Sanskrit.

Sapinuwa - The word for Snake is Sarpa or Sapa, and was worshiped throught the Middle East in the Ancient Times, including Egypt, and as part of the cult of Shiva Worshipers, Moon God Worshipers. They are also Paalis, like Pali-stan people (the Palestine) and Ne-Pal (the Nepalis - the only Pashupati Temple, the oldest name of Shiva reflecting animalistic worship is in Nepal). See Romania-Armenia. In the Easter Uttar Pradesh, a form of Hindi, called Bhojpuri, there is tendency to add "uwa" to the words. So my Dad in his affectionate moments, would call me "Sunil-uwa".

Sharruma - Sher-Rama or Uma - Lion God/Godess. Yazılıkaya sounds very much Sanskrit. Knowing "z" is "palatal sibiliant", it sounds like "Yash-il-ekaya", whose fame-ness-is-unique.

Anitta - An-it-ta - That can not be moved or destroyed, or something that is not that is.

Suppiluliuma_I - Suppiluliuma_I, note the "uma" for God
ess.

Arnuwanda_II - Aruna-vant?

Tushratta - Tushar-rata, or Dashratta

Shuttarna_II

Piyashshili - Priya/Piya-Saha-Sheel-ii - Loving/Lover's + With/Tolerant + Refined, Graceful, Virtous or Peaceful + Feminine Ending, one who is 'With Lover Peaceful' or 'One Who is Tolerant to Husband'?

Amarna_letters - A-Marna - Eternal.

Ankara - Like Angor Wat. The word is more like "Ankur", meaning "seedling" or "germination".

Washukanni - Vashu-khan-ni - Mine of Wealth.

Ishuwa

Hurrian

Yazılıkaya

Ruther Ford, Ruther Cross - Rudra

2008-04-25T22:35:00.000-07:00

I was just reading on Atomic Physics, and when I came across the name "Rutherford", could not feel that the word "Ruther" sounded like "Rudra", which is an epithet for Shiva.

Dental "T" and "D" are interchange able and one is a Hard Constant and the other is a Soft Constant. Besides, it is noted that many people when communicating, will find that people say the one sound, and the other party understands the other!

Then "T" and "Th" are basically same, one is not aspirated and the other is.

So this was just another co-incidence? I thought maybe. I started following more links and found this Ruther Cross. We know that even after people are converted, they carry some of their old religious beliefs and traditions. This reminds me of a Shiv Lingam, and we know from other articles, that Shiva was God, or the Male or Father Principle was worshiped throught Middle East and Europe as well. It was in America also, and at Golden Gate Park, in San Francisco, they found a Shiva Lingam, of which I have the video. It became a world tourist spot for Hindus, till the Authorities decided to remove the so called object of public nuisance.

Askham Bryan is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The name comes from Ascam or Ascha meaning "enclosure of ash-tree". "Bryan" is Bryan FitzAlan. He and his heirs held the manor from the 12th century.

Here "c" can be also taken as "k" sound. And if you note, all words above which are variants for the the word "Askham", has "s" before, which indicates that this is the "sk" (or "ks" or "kch"if one misspells, dyslexic, or has left-to-right or right-to-left erros). The sound is like in the word "Kshatriya", but some people say it like "Shatriya", or Shaktriya" to an uninitiated, and the meanings are very close and related.

Here the "s" or "ch" is the Palatal "Ch", and there is some rules which says when the sibilant sounds come, one needs to combine with "k" sound. Then often palatal sounds are converted to guttaral sounds or vice versa. But here "ks" is a very common prefix. One may also write like "aksh".

skandha = shoulder, stem or trunk of a tree; section, chapter of a book, mass, multitude, a whole or aggregate.

akshaya - Not Destroyed, Space. Objective will be "aksham"

askhalana - not wavering from (abl.), firmness, which is an attribute of tree, rock or trunk.

Askanda - not spilling, holding - an attribute of tree, rock or trunk.

askandayant - not spilling; not omitting or neglecting.

askanna - not being split

askhalana - not wavering from (abl.), firmness

Also, note the word "Nag" associated with a Pub at Askham_Bryan. Naga, or Naagas, is/was a cullt Snake Worshipers,and associated with Shiva Worship and the lower form the Tantra - taken up in the West - which has eating meat, drinking alcohol, revelry, and sex as part of their beliefs. Perhaps it is a remnants of the early days of the world religions when forest dwelling was going on. In India, the Bheels were like this during till late 20th Century.

BTW, I have a colleague called Bryan, and he is from Irish and German background. I asked him what does his name mean. He said it meant a Head, Lord, Provider.

Interestingly I could predict this meaning just by the beginning sound of "bR" or "bhR", which both are also connected. "bR" means to grow, to become strong, to expand, etc. That is why the Super Soul or the First Principle which I call, is called Brahaman, by which the priests were called "Brahmanaas" or ""Brahmanaah".

The other root is "bhR", which means to feed, to look after, to protect, to support, to shine, to posses, etc.

So one would say this is all co-incidences? And we know about the Proto Indo European people being the same with a common language, common religion, and common civilization. Now see the Temple of Mithra in London.

This was a temple built by the Romans when they colonized England before the advent of Christianity. The Romans had taken the God from Persians as per the Western History. The same God is known in the Vedas as Mitra. One can take "t" and "th" sound as normal corruptions.

Still far fetched? Read the following postings:

Shiva in Europe

Om Phallos in Rome

Romania and Armenia

Phoenicians and Panis

Metion of Varun, Mitra and Mahesh in Mittani and Hittites Treaty

proton, electron, neutron - prota, prottaan(a), elaktraan, nyutraan

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Decide for youself if they mean the same as the modern meanings in English.

Using Sanskrit Transliteration, with assumptions that the English constants do not have build in "a" sound.

prota - sewn, strung, inlaid, fixed, pierced, inlaid, fixed, pervaded

protaana - pra + ut + tan + aana - something that is stretched out widely

pra - prefix for coming forth across before verb to change the meaning

ut - prefix for indicating "up" before the verbs

tan - root for verb indicating "to stretch", "to give birth", and "tana' means body.

aan - suffix for making a Subject Singular Present Active Participle. "tan-nu-anti" for Present Tense, Third Person, Plural, for Present Active Participle, the bases are "tan-nu-ant" and "tan-nu-at" and for Singular Subject the suffix is "tan-nu-aan", which becomes "tan-nv-aan", which becomes "tan-vaan", which is going to be confused with Active Past Participle, so it becomes "tan-aan". We drop the repeating "n".

So the word becomes "pra-ut-tan-aan" and again get "prottaan", which becomes "protaan". It also means something that has come from the beginning.

neutron - ni + ut + tr + am/aan -> ny-ut-traan -> nyutraan - Some one that has been undertaken to be sewn or woven with as an "object" or "objects". One adds the root "tR" to make an action noun into an agent noun, and to make singular subject becomes "taa", and for others variations, one uses "tra", like "PitR" becomes "Pitaa" and "Pitram", "Pitraan. Note that "m" and "n" are 2 of 5 + 2 Nasal Variations in Sanskrit and often mixed up in Sanskrit by rules, and in transliteration, they are mixed up. I shall give one very good posting on this. "i" + "u" becomes "yu", but there is

electron - ila/ilaa/Il + tr + am/aan - someone who has been sent to motion, to move.

- to come, to send, to motion, (also to be stable) /flow /to move. "i" becomes "e" in one of the first promotions of the sound and the verb belinging to classes 2, 4, 6, and 10, need sometimes the first vowel to be promoted to "Guna" form.

- tr -> ktr - for making into an agent noun. See above explanation in "neutron". Note that "t" is a hard sound and the preceding sound is "a", which is a soft sound, so by one Sandhi rule, you need to add "k", to make it "aktr" sound. We did not need this rule in neutron because we were joining the sounds "ut" + "tr", where both "t's" are hard sounds.

- am/aan -> ending for object singular or plural. See above explanation in "neutron".

Thackery, Thacker, Thatcher - Thackery, Thackeray, Thakur Thakoor,Thakury,

2008-04-18T18:48:00.000-07:00

Those of who have learnt Music or have an ear for music, can always spot a piece or a sequence of musical notes copied/pirated from other parts of the world or time.

Parallel creations do happen but the consistent pattern of "parallelism" in the sounds of the names is statistically improbable to explain so many coincidences which is not explained by the modern science or the history of man.

"k", "c" some time have the sounds, like "kitty" and "catty". Then "c" can also be aspirated as "ch" and mixed with "sh" sound. Like Korus and Chorus for the same names.

"ker" -> "cer" -> "cher" -> "sher". For Thatcher, the pronunciation has been always "t" missing.
And there is a Sanskrit rule where "t" or "k" is always added with the "sibilants" like "s, sh, and Sh" but not pronounced - like in the case of "Kshatri" for the warrior class.

Virlie - Viir-il and Viir-al

2008-04-17T19:04:00.000-07:00

The word "virile", comes from the Sanskrit verb root "viir", with no "a" sound in the letter "r". The root is made from "vi" and "R" or "ri" - which is a cerebral vowel (tounge rolled backwards towards the base of the throat and then say the sound "ri") and it becomes "ir" if the root is ending with vowel "ri", as per one rule of Conjugated Classes of Verbs, including Class 1 from which the root belongs. (When making the base root, for most of the verb classes, where some modification rules are necessary to make a new base for a verb class, before it is conjugated according to tense, mood, passive, and mood variations of suffixes for Single, Dual, Plural, First Person, Second and Third Person). So the root base is now "viir" - and it means to split, to break into pieces, divide asunder. etc. This is because of the prefix "vi" modifies the root "ri", which has the meaning of "to go", and "vi" prefix will modify the meaning which makes it something "that is opposite", or "that undergoes" the verb following (there are variations but the purpose of the prefixes are to change the meanings, from strengthening them with same meaning, to more opposite and more subtle meanings). The same root is there in Class 10 of the Verbs, and it means, to overpower, to subdue, to be powerful, brave and valiant. The noun is "Viira', which in English spelling should be "Vir" (like Ram in Sanskrit/Hindi gets corrupted as Rama as English letters have build in sound of "a", which Sanskrit lacks and has to be explicitly added with a vowel to get a sound out). The adjective would be "viir-il' or "viir-al", and the corruption becomes "virile".

Anatomical or Anatomy

2008-04-13T00:49:00.000-07:00

Atom - Atam or Atma -> Meaning that is subtle, can not be seen, and is the essence of every matter, living or non living - the building block of all matter.

This is the basis of Atomic Theory based on the Indian Philosophies of Sankhaya and Vishesha. This what was meant as the word to describe the Soul - which can not be seen and was said the thing that can not be destroyed and survives death. This was the first philosophical musing at the law of conservation of matter and energy - because the (body) matter did generate energy in form of motor locomotion, and other body functions.

Anatomical - An-Atam - meaning that is not subtle and is gross. That is the body and its parts! One adds "an" to make an opposite meaning for words starting with vowels. The same rule is borrowed by English in usuage of articles. To make it adjective - one would add "ic" - which is there in Sanskrit also. So it becomes An-Atom-ic. This makes it like -ness, which is abstract form of adjective attribute. To make it into a concrete adjective noun - one that is with the property of -ness, one would make it by adding "aal", and that becomes "an-atam-ic-al" which got corrupted into "anatomical".

Anatomy - An-Atam-ay - or An-Atam-maya Something that is "an-atomic-full". Double "m" becomes single "m".

We have used only Sanskrit rules to explain these words.

Eukaryote, Prokaryote, Aerobic, Anaerobic

2008-04-12T00:13:00.001-07:00

Crossing the boundaries of the space and time, and taking a word's journey across nations, cultural, political, and socio-economic worlds, is like chasing a wild goose.

Still, if one draws some parallels in sounds and follows well known rules of a classical language like Sanskrit, a well known ancient language in the Proto Indo European family of Languages, and perhaps the root itself, and adjusts sounds following well known grammatical and observed rules, to come to a known, related, or even an opposite meaning of the word, e.g. your profit is someones loss, then one is not necessarily far from the path the word took its so called traversal.

Parokaryote - Organisms not having cell nucleus. And they do not generate energy for living by burning oxygen, or doing aerobic respiration but by fermentation, or anaerobic respiration.

Parokaryote - (1) Pra + a + Kara + yata + i or (2) Para +Aakaara + yata + i

Paro -> Pro - as one expects constants to have a build in sounds. Like Ram and Rama, Atam and Atama.

Pro -> Prau -> Pra - Many people mix vowels - and a lot of cultures have a habit of saying vowels rounded to "o". Then there is a rule which says when a non "a" vowel combines with "e" -(ai), "o" -(au), - "ae" - (aai), and "ao" - (aau), one can drop the second vowels.

Pra -> Prefix for notion of going across forth, specially in verbs.

Akar -> A-Kar - > Action-less,

Para - Prefix for beyond.

Aakaar -> Form, Shape.

Para + Aa -> Paro - One of the rules that make "a + Aa" sound into "o" sound with encilitic. "Aa" comes from the word "Aakaar".

Aakaar -> Form, Shape.

yote -> yate - > yat -> which. Not sure why e is there, but it could mean masculine dual or feminine plural or even locative in ancient context.

So the meaning is that in "one which comes across forth with no action" or "one that has has gone beyond a shape", both of which comes close to the meaning of the word.

Eukaryote -> Aa-kaar-yat-e, Eka - kaar-yat-e, Aa-AaKaar -yate-e or Eka-Aakaar-yat-e--> Which has form or action. It means a living organism with cells having a nuclues or where DNA is bounded by a shape or form, and it has Aerobic metabolism - action of oxidation.

Now interesting, Parokaryotes have Anerobic Cellular Respiration, which means one without the oxygen, where fermentation is used to make energy, instead of oxidation. Oxidation is the most natural "action" of metabolism - known to human beings - meaning breathing oxygen!

Aerobic. So how about this word? Long story and so have patience.

Aries - Head of Horse or one of the Zodiacs. It is close to Airy in sound.

Ashvins meaning horses, the Twin Gods who bring Life to Dead, Physicians of the Heavens. They are also connected with Air, or Oxygen, which is Life Giving. Interestingly, Maruti or Maruts, the God of Winds, Rain and Thunder, like Indra or Zeus, as well as Ashvins are depicted with riding (seven) horses.

Aer - A + ir -> Aa + ir -> Aa + I + R -> Towards + Move + Prefix for Agent (like KartR from Karta) -> meaning something that moves towards - and that is Air.

Ira or iira-> Wind

iraa -> food, refreshment, enjoyment, draught or draft - like draft of wind or air.

Rob -> Rambh as well as Ram and Rabh(ah/as)-> Meaning embrace, take hold of, grasp, clasp, to act rashly, or to desire vehemently. Note Rob means close to Rambh. It is also connected to word "Grab" in English and "Grabh" in Sanskrit - which mean the same.

So Aerobic -> A + I + R + rambh + ic (prefix for Adjective) -> Aa + ira + rabh + ic -> A + e + Rob + Ic (dropping double "r" as one of the rules, removing aspiration of 'h', and making "a" as "o"), which becomes "Aerobic", meaning "embracing air or oxygen".

To make an opposite, add "an" as prefix (since the word is beginning with a vowel). So it becomes "an-aerobic", which is not with oxygen!

An-aerobic - One without oxygen.

Perendev, Kunkel, Kankal, Kenka, Kenkel - Purendev, Prandev, Kankal

2008-03-26T18:15:00.000-07:00

These are the same Indian Surnames. If you do not believe it, go and read the Background Blog.

How many people today in the 21st Century are educated? I mean not really educated but went to college and got a stamp of a degree? And how many of us are really trained in classical languages or care for it? We just abstract things out to simple conclusions to go by our lives.

But here are the names of lost brethren. Only for late decades, has the Western History accepted that the world was not 5000 years old! Many ancients, specially with spiritual inclination and not caring for the notoriety in the posterity, did not care of history. India was one of those countries. Then people struggling for survival really do not care for history. So the immigrants from the ancient land of India, did not really care to preserve from where they came.

For example, I would not even know the history of my grandfathers, let alone their ancestors.

Checkout the names in Google. Thanks Google, now we can see the commonness among each other - the World is One Big Family! That is why there is the saying in Sanskrit, Vasudhaiv Kutumbikam, “the world is one family”.

Sandy and Shavonnye - Sandhyaa and Shivaani

2008-03-17T14:21:00.000-07:00

Sandhiyaa-> Sand(h)iya -> Sand(h)iy -> Sand(h)i -> Sand(h)y -> Sandy

If you stay here for ever and have your lineage remember your name "Sandhya", with all known corruption and rules of sound, the name would become Sandy.

I have applied all known rules of Sanskrit and Lingusitcs.

Shiva-Yoni means the Female Counterpart of the Shiva-Lingam, the Male Principle.

Western Corruption

Shiva-Yoni -> Shivyoni -> Shavyone ->Shavonne -> Shavonnye

Indian Corruption -

Shiva-Yoni -> Shivayoni ->Shivyoni -> Shivoni -> Shibani -> Shibaani -> Shivaani

o -> au (well known Sanskrit Sandhi rule)

y + o -> y + au -> y + a - > ya (well known Sanskrit vowel Sandhi Rule)

va + ya -> v + y + a -> v + a ( colliquising of the vowels by the common masses who are uninitiated into grammer and linguistics).

Margan, Mergan, Murgan, Morgan, Marghan, Merghan, Murghan, Morghan,and Murgan

2008-03-14T19:04:00.000-07:00

It so interesting to see the DNA marks left in these last names. As said before, India is a very ancient civilization with a global influence and sea trading. Then it saw 1200 years of upheaval and many people must have migrated out or driven out.

Mangia, Mungia, Mungia, Manguia, Menguia, Munguia , Monguia, Manghia, Menghia, Munghia, Monghia, and Mongia

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This morning I came across a lady's last name as "Mangia", and immediately I recalled
a class mate of mine with the last name as "Mongia".

Knowing common masses, mix up the vowels, like many regional language speaking folks in India, one can see that they are all related. If you do not believe it, go and read the Backgrond in the Parent Blog, and see what others have to say.

This world is a one big family, with all migration going on for ages.

Casimir and Kashmir

2008-03-12T02:25:00.000-07:00

Know for sure that the civilizations have come and gone, and we hardly know about their history. Much of the human movement and settlement has gone unrecorded as man at that time did not have the luxury of indulgence in things not related to survival in their day to day existence. Ask any person who has no interest in the things I post - because they do not care and do not have time. Only when you come out of the trap-well called the present, no pun intended, then one reflects on things like past and future events that relate to the humans, besides himself.

Please read the Background and the Guiding Philosophy. There is enough proof and co-relation of facts, if one does a statistical regression. Also document all known syllables, and take the probabilities of the sounds happening together in different combinations, and you will get the answer. The fact that like-wise words are found in different places, indicates human-interaction between the places.

Casimir is a last name as in "Hendrik Casimir" or Casimere in "Corey Casimere"

Kashmir is the name of state in India, and many people have names go by Kashmiri, Kasi-Meer.

Word mentioned in Anacalypsis

"K" and "C" get mixed up in the English transliteration and has overloaded sounds, "Cat" and "Champ".

"S" and "Sh" get mixed up becuse of aspiration tendency of Europeans and Americans.

"E" and "I" are the same, as "E" is overloaded as "Hey", "Sell", "Meet", where you can see "e" is "ai", "e" is like "a" and "ee" is like "ii" respectively of Sanskrit.

Meer, Mir, and Miir, are same, which in Sanskrit means, "Ocean, Limit, Boundary, Mountain".

Now feminine name will be formed by adding "a", which beccomes, "Meera" or "Miira", "Mira", assuming "r" as a built sound of "a".

Now Kashi was a well known place of learning from the ancient times, and Kashmir was a swampy mountaineous place reclaimed by Rishi Kashyap (there is more than that which I need to dig), and it also became a seat of learning for people from the West Asia.

So a place which becomes the source, or the limit, or the ocean, or the mountain of the Knowledge, or the Fountain Head of the knowlege is called "Kashimir"!

Now later the word "Meer" became an addressing of honour, like the word "Sir", perhaps designating a person's stature as an educated person and knowledge. In the ancient times there was more respect given to knowledge and learning than the material belongings one had.

Angiogenesis - aNg + IH + jana + iSis

2008-03-09T22:07:00.000-07:00

Angiogenesis - Cellular Division for Cell Growth

aNg or aG, where G is Guttural Nasal (like in aNGer), or N is Palatal Nasal (like in muNch) means Body or part of Body.

I - used to make compounds. So it would become 'aNg-I' like in "aNg-I-kR" (done by the body).

"H" - to make it a Simple Subjective Singular Person Nound - like Rama and RamaH.

Or we take this as "i + aH" to make it a Genetic or Ablative Case (Ram's or From Ram).

So we get "aNgIh". and when we meet a soft sound, it would become "iO".

jana - to generate. (there is a word called 'janayet' which means to generate!)

iSi, iSir or eSi - meaning (1) To Desire (2) Refreshing, Flourishing, Vigorous, (3) Seeking. Striving and the Striver is eSiTR, eSiTaa, eSiTra for generic root, Singular Subjective and the root for other cases, which means Striver - like PitR, Pitaa, Pitra for Father.

So to make it a Singular, one would add "h" sound to the compound. Now this can be made into "r" as we see in 'eSir' and into "s" or "S" as we have"Si" sound before. So it becomes "eSiS" or "iSiS".

The compound means: "Body or Of Body or From Body" + "Generate" + "Desired, Refreshing, Flourishing, Striving", which fits the description of the word.

Revisiting Makar Business

2008-03-09T10:06:00.000-07:00

Mark Marchand Marachand Barcand talks about how the words go to "Makar Samkranti".

From Wikipedia:

Zodiacal Constellations

Aries (0°) (The Ram)

Taurus (30°) (The Bull)

Gemini (60°) (The Twins)

Cancer (90°) (The Crab)

Leo (120°) (The Lion)

Virgo (150°) (The Virgin)

Libra (180°) (The Scale)

Scorpio (210°) (The Scorpion)

Sagittarius (240°) (The Centaur)

Capricorn (270°) (The Sea-goat)

Aquarius (300°) (The Pitcher)

Pisces (330°) (The Fish)

Indian Zodiac

Traditional Hindu astrology has a sidereal coordinate zodiac system with twelve signs. The names of the Hindu zodiacal signs, or rāśis, are similar to Graeco-Babylonian signs:

1. meṣa "ram" (Aries)
2. vṛṣabha "bull" (Taurus)
3. mithuna "a pair" (Gemini)
4. karka "crab" (Cancer)
5. siṃha "lion" (Leo)
6. kanyā "girl" (Virgo)
7. tula, from tulā "balance" (Libra)
8. vrushchik "scorpion" (Scorpius), also kaurpi, loaned from the Greek
9. kārmuka, cāpa, dhanus "bow, arc", cāpin "armed with a bow" (Sagittarius)
10. eṇa, mṛga "antelope", also makara "sea-monster" (Capricornus)
11. kumbha "pitcher, water-pot" (Aquarius)
12. matsya "fish", also jhaṣa, timi, mīna after specific kinds of fish (Pisces)

This "Hindu zodiac" (adhvan, rāśi) thus has similarities to Greek zodiac. The Graeco-Babylonian system of twelve signs overlays the native Hindu system of nine grahas or planets.

Just checked the Zodiac Signs for India and Western Astrology. My quest was to determine how old could be this festival of "Makar Samkranti".

Capricorn is Jan, and the Indian Makar Rishi is approximately aligned with the Zodiac Aquarius, which is next to Capricorn, so around Feb.

So the event shifted by 1 month - if one takes the meaning of the event as the "completion of 1/12th sign of the Zodiac".

The ancients took the precession of the Earth as 60 to 72 degrees per year, which makes this festival approx 180o to 2160 years old.

If one takes this event as end of the Sun's journey south-ward bound, and it's starting of the upward journey, the Summer Solstices point, which is around Jun 21 now, but was in Capricorn (based on Western Zodiac) or Aquarius (based on Indian Zodiac) when this festival started. It would mean precession of 4 months! This is going backwards in time from Jan to June. That makes this festival 3600 to 8640 years old!

Interestingly the festival is accompanied by people waiting for the sunrise and taking bath in the rivers all over India. The Sun worshipers would take the Sun as the Father Principle and imagine that the Sun has vanished and worship its return journey north-ward bound (this is/was an Indo European Festival).

And also, I remember my maternal Grand mother making us a Sesame Seeds Sugar/Molasses Brittle (called as Chakki in India) in a shape of a "Goat or Ram" and we would cut it and make the noise of "Mea..Mea", symbolizing the sacrifice of the Goat!

I have read that the Summer Solstice shifted from May to April, and people shifted the object of veneration from Bull to Ram. So it seems there are more than 2 associations and both seem to be connected!

This is a well documented fact and we can not just rely on the Western Zodiac completely as it was not taking into account the Precession. So we will take the "drifting of this event" from Aries (April) to Aquarius (Jan) (and not from May to Jan) So the precession from April to Jan is now 3 months, and this would make this festival to be 6480 to 5400 years old!

I would go by 5400 years, which makes this around 3400 BC, which is the time of big epoch transition - from the Dwarpa to the Kala Yuga, or from the Bronze to the Iron Age, as the Westerners call it.

It seems the knowledge of the precession evolved from that of 60 years to a degree to 72 years to a degree. So using 60 makes more sense.

Now another interesting observation. The Indian God Ram, was an object of veneration of the Sun or Male Principle. So is there a third connection between "Aries Ram", when the Summer Solstice was in April, and "Ayodhya Ram" when he was born - since both of them are connected?

Interestingly, the birth of Krisha is supposed to be 3228 BC who is considered an Avatar or Reincarnation of Ram or the Vishnu principle?

Many places it is assumed that the precession was taken to be 58 years to 1 degree. If one takes that, it comes close to 3212 BC!

Sure this makes it an interesting conjecture that the festival is as old as Mahabharat and one can safely assume that, knowing that the Indian civilization has continued without any interruption and banishment!

London School Using Sanskrit To Help Kids Learn Math, Science and Other Languages

2008-03-06T17:18:00.000-08:00

The same principle I used to help my son recover from his Head Injury Loss of 1/3 Brain from 3 places on the right side - since last 13 years and before this news clipping.

Three Psychologists had ruled that he will never be able to study - lest expect him to excel above the average - as he could not even follow any simple instructions, like for drawing a line, joining two points, do any simple spatial moves like turning around, as he had a loss of Visual and Auditory Short Term Memory, loss of Sequencing Ability, loss of the right ear hearing, loss of ability to focus with the right side eye, loss of the left eye neural vision, loss of the Vision Field on the left side of more than 90 Degrees (he wound bump into wall corners at middle of his forehead), loss of context switching ability and loss of Short-Term Memory.

Today he goes to 40th Top US High School and gets A's (>80%) and B's (>90%). He is the same kid whose Glasgow Coma Scale was of 3, that of a dead person (15 if you are alive and healthy), and his body paralyzed from the left side with the back and the neck control gone, and the doctors refusing to attend as he was clinically "gone" - no blood in the body, no pulse, no pupil dilation to light, and no verbal, motor, auditory or visual response. This was in Kanpur, India, in 1996, and his chances of "transition" were 98% and Comatose at "2%". The Neuro Surgeon was forced to do the operation (after a shouting match with my elder brother and some verbal threats exchanged as part of the melodrama that took place in the Emergency Ward) without any fear of retributions, blame or responsibility (as this is India were life is cheap, no protocol or laws honored, and doctors need to worry about other issues like reputation, social back-lash specially when a small kid is involved, etc.). He was put on all artificial life support to give a shot. The doctor who performs Christopher Reeve's like operation single handed, unlike the 3 US Counterparts doing the same, had his hands shaking and preying to God - as told by him to his Maternal Grand Father. His head was swollen 5 times as he had suffered Open and Compound Multiple Fractures and Concussions on all sides, besides the brain loss.

Utopia,, Dystopia, Ethiopia, Myopia, Amblyopuia, Asthenopia, Hyperopia, Presbyopia, Sophia - Hindi/Sanskrit - Dust Upaya,

2008-03-05T07:40:00.000-08:00

dystopia (dis-TO-pee-uh) noun

An imaginary place where everything is very bad, as from oppression, disease, deprivation, etc.

[From Greek dys- (bad) + utopia (an ideal place). Modeled after Utopia, the word utopia is from Greek ou (not) + topos (place).]

The above is as per Anu Garg.

No my break up is as follows:

a. Utopia -> Ut+ op + ia -> Uta + up + ia -> Uta + Upa + ia -> Uta + Upa + Ay

Remember Sanskrit does not have build in "a" sound but English has - that is why
Ram becomes Rama.

Adjective form in English - Uta + Upa + Ay + Ia and in Sanskrit it is
Uta + Upa + Ay + Iya -> Uta + Upa + Ay + Yya -> Uta + Upa + Ay + ya -> Uta + Upa
+ Aya (In -> Utopa + Ia -> Utopia. We have followed all Sanskrit rules here.

"I" is the root for to go. So it becomes "y" and "ay" and "ya" - by Samprasanna
rule, which is the degradation rule of a vowel - going reverse from stronger version
to weaker version.

"Ut" means Up or Above, "Up" means Going Away, Towards, and Ay means going. Heaven
is an Utopia where all things are going smoothly.

In Sanskrit and Hindi there is a word called "Upaaya" which means Method or Means.
"Torwards" + "Going" - so it is not breaking any rules or meanings either in English
or Sanskrit.

b. Dystopia - Dys + ta + Up + Ia/Ay (we will not explain now the last part).

Dys - > same as Dus (vowel corruption) - meaning bad.

ta -> One rule is when Siblants from Dental, Palatal and Cerebral sounds meet a soft
sound like that of a vowel, than it would need "ta" sound.

c. Ethiopia - > Iti + aa + Up + Ia -> Thus + Utopia or Upaya - > It is said that
Ethiopia was at one time a very rich land with a lot of Gold that was supplied to Egypt.

d. Myopia - bad vision or can not see things far away -> Ma + i + Upia -> Not + Go +
Far/Away

Basically the word 'Maya" is connected here, which means that whish is not real.
:Ma + Aya+ iya" - Not + Goes/Moves + Ness - > That is Maya!

e. Amblyopia -> Lazy Eye -> A + Ma + Bhl + Iya + Up + Ia - There are two adjectives and two compounds. Now "B" becomes "Bh" with aspiration rule observed. Now vowels R (ri), RR (rii), and LR (lri) are interchangable with tendency of dropping LR into R more often as the time progressed. So it becomes A + Ma + BhR + Iya" -> Not + Not + Moves/Expands/ Support/Grown/Bear + Adjective Suffix in Sanskrit. Mind it "Bhr" is connected to "Bhar" in Hindi, which is to Fill, "Bharat" as the ancient name of India, which is "One that has Supported or Grown Big", "BhRt" or "Brother", which means "one who grows with you and supports you", "Brat" - taking a vulgur meaning of "someone out of control", and also connected with Breast, Bra, and Bear. In Sanskrit sometimes two negatives are used to come to a deeper and subtle opposite meaning. So here it means an "eye" that is dysfunctional!

f. Asthenopia -> Red/Irritable/Bothering Eye -> A + Stha + Ina + Up + Ia. Again this is a compound of two Adjectives. We focus on the first Compound. "Ina" is also a suffix for Adjective or Adverb Noun (that modifies a Noun to a different but related Noun) like "Namak" and "Namakin". So it means "Not + Stable + Ness", which means what it means.

g. Hyperopia - Long sightedness - one who can not see near. "Hi + A + Per + Ut + Up + Ia". "Per" is from room "Pri" - which means capable or able. "Pri" becoms "Pir" by one of the rules, and it then becomes a strong version, as "Per". Also it is same as "Hi + A + Ap + Per + Ut + Up + Ia". Here the two "As" and "Ps" which are together we coalesce by one of the rules, and it means opposite of "Ut" or "Away", which is "Down", "Back", or "Near". So it becomes "Even + Not + Near + Capable + Away + Towards + Go + Suffix for Adjective".

h. Presbyopia - Eye vision problems with progression of age. Pra + iS + BhR + Up + Ia. We will skip the rules as they are repeated before and also skip the last suffix. So it becomes "Pra + iS + Bhri" -> "Pra + iS + Bhir" -> "Pra + iS + Bir". Cereberal 'S' will become palatal "sh" and "r" can optionally dropped as it is serving as silent "h" or Visarga, which is also "s", "sh" and "ch" and also joining a soft sound which is a vowel. Like Ramah and Rama. So it means "Self Forth/Forward + Pourout/ Castaway /Discharge + Support". We can see the meaning comes close.

i. Sophia - Su + Pha + Ia -> Su + Pa + Ia -> "Good" + "Begotten" Which
means one who is bestowed with good virtues.

Yasmin and Jasmin, Yamuna and Jamuna, Yeshu and Jeshu

2008-03-02T12:40:00.001-08:00

For some reasons, "Surya" or "Brahman" say "J" as I" or "Y", both which are equivalent. "I" is pure vowel and "Y" is a semi-vowel, which is formed by "Samaprassana" principle (degradation of vowel in opposite direction - instead from "U" to "O", "I" to "E", now it is "O" to "U", "E" or "I" to "Y", and so on). And Semitic, "A-Surya" or "A-Brahman-ic>" (Palis or people following Buddhism/Jainism kind of Monotheism and expelled from India in waves by the and hence the name of Palestine as (in fact Spelling Correction would also suggest Palestine as the correct spelling - reinforcing the modern westernized view of the name". Please note that they say their were many incarnation of Buddhas like the way their were many incarnations of Vishnu).

Jasmin - will be Yasmin, which is also a Personal 3rd Person Pronoun with a Locative Case - like "In Whom" or "On Whom".

Jamuna - River next to Taj Mahal as called by Moguls, and called by Hindus as Yamnua.

Jeshu - Name of Christ and other Prophets. Isheu, Esheu, Yeshu is basically "Ya-Ishu", which is "Yeshu", meaning "the One who id Desired", which is God.

Please also lookup the following Postings:

"Syria And Asyria - Brahman And Abrahman"

"Isis Jesus Isaa Isha Isha-Masi"

Russian Medvedev and Sanskrit Mahadev Dev, Maha Dve Dev, and Mahdhav

2008-03-02T10:47:00.000-08:00

Just have someone from Russia try to speak:

(1) Mahadev Dev fast.
(2) Maha Dve Dev
(3) Mahdhav Dev

Rules observed:

(1) M can become Mh - westerners tend to aspirate more and even seen among First Generation Indian Kids. For them "K" and "Kh", "G" and "Gh" are two sounds are same.

(2) "A" can become "E" - Just see the variations of "Ram" with different meanings.

(3) "Dev" can become "Dve"or it may just be "dve" meaning two.

(4) "D" can become "Dh"

So it could be "Maha Dve Dev", meaning "Grat Two Lords", or it could be just "Mahadev Dev", or Mahdhav - which is an epithet of Krishna, incarnation of Vishnu, and interestingly Shiva is called Mahadev, and there have been two major divisions of worships, called "Vaishnavites" and "Shaivaites".

Now read the posting on Shiva In Europe

Armenia's Sivas City and Indian's Shiva

2008-03-02T00:03:00.001-08:00

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sivas

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sivas#Ancient_and_medieval

This is a city is Armenia.

It is not surprising that "A-Rama-n-ia" means the one which do not worship Rama - like the Rama-n-ia". Ignore the 'n" as in "Atma" and "Atman", and "Rama" and "Raman". One is Singular and weak form and the other is Plural and Strong Form.

There are two of major camps of ancient worships, "Vaishvainites" and "Shaivites". I will one day also write about "Vaishvanites" spread till Egypt, Arabia and even Italy! Ram is from the Vaishvanites camp, he being the incarnation of Lord

Now read the following articles:

http://sanskrit-words.blogspot.com/2007/08/romania-and-armenia.html

http://sanskrit-words.blogspot.com/2007/09/phoenicians-and-panis.html

http://aum-in-crete-and-america.blogspot.com/2007/10/shiva-in-europe_19.html

http://common-brahmi-and-phoenician-script.blogspot.com/2007/08/common-brahmi-devanagri-and-tocharian.html

Mark, Marchand, Marachand, Marcand, Maracand, Marsand, Marasand, Marshand, Marashand, Markand, Marakand. Maarg

2008-02-28T22:19:00.000-08:00

Western Last Names :
Maracand, Marsand, Marasand, Marshand, Marashand,

Indian Sur Names:
Markand,
Marakand

The meaning and the origin of this world is a tough one. But the words demonstrate important well known rules:

mR -> mar -> maar - Gradations of the sounds from Root -> Guna -> Vriddhi

k (Guttaral) -> c (English transliterion) -> sh (Palatal "sh" - English "c" also being pronounced as "k") -> "ch" (confusion of overloaded sounds in "c" and aspiration tendency of some speakers) -> "kh" - Guttaral Aspirated "k" ) and finally "sh -> "s" (loosing of aspiration and becoming Dental "s").

So what does it mean? Markand was a name of the Spiritual Percent of the Daanavas (who are also in the mythology of European nations). And if one takes "and" as the meaning of "Egg" it means "egg or lineage of something "mark", which means monkey, ape, and sometimes the word goes to mean Dolphins, Plants, etc. The word "makar" means crocodile, which is one of the Zodiac signs, and in English it is called Capricorn. So does it mean one who is born in the Zodiac sign of the Crocodile?

Interestingly, India has a festival called Makar-Sankranti - which is Makar + Sama + KRaant - i or ii (with R as Cerebral one). It is very ancient festival celebrated when the Sun completes its south-ward bound journey, from Tropic of Cancer to Tropic of Capricorn, and starts its north-ward bound journey. This event is called Sun's Summer Solstice or Uttaraanya, which has shifted from the month of Jan to month of June - but the Hindus still keep celebrating in Jan/Feb Time frame.

So this gives us the clue. " Sama-k.." becomes "Sank" because Labial Nasal sound "m" is joining Guttural "k" and so it has to become Guttural Nasal, which is "N" in "Anger" sound.

So how is the word Makar formed? "Arc" means Sun, and also English Arc (see my posting on Artic, Arc And Antartica), so if one takes "Ma + Arc" it becomes that is "Not + Sun", or "Not + Arc", or I would say the "Goal" or "Mark" of the Sun's journey - which is the Tropic of Capricorn! Wow we are getting close now. So the other side of this line is always without Sun! So "Ma -Arc" also means that has no Sun! Now this happens to coincide with the Zodiac of Capricorn which to India's the Zodiac Constellation looked like a Crocodile and hence the animal also started getting called Crocodile.

Now interestingly why Dolphin and Monkey? We all know Zodiacs shift with Precession and so does the Solstice's. See my posting on Stone Circles. So well this is a research idea of another article!

If we take "and" as "ant", meaning of end, than it makes more sense.

So the original Sanskrit Last name would have been "Makara-ant" and his children being called "Makara-ant-and" and in the processing this getting corrupted.

So now we also say how the world English "Mark" is related!

Now we can also say how the word "Maarg" in Sanskrit has come - the path.

We satisfy the 2 rules we use in this game: (1) Use well known rules of Sanskrit and Linguistics and (2) Arrive at the same, related and even opposite meaning of the word (because of whose point of view - like your gain is my loss).

The World is in the Word - Meyer, Meir, Meira, Meijer, Meiro, Mero, Mehra, Maira,

2008-02-28T22:10:00.001-08:00

Bible says in the beginning there was nothing in the World but only the Word. The same is said in the Indian Genesis where Brahma thought of the World as a Word in his mind and said the word! It was Aum - which is Bible's Amen, both of which means "So be it", "Let it be", "May Your Wish Be Fulfilled", "Go Ahead", and so on. This is mentioned in the Chandogya Upanishad.

Understanding the genesis of words is not that hard if one studies grammar of an ancient language, specially Sanskrit, and would realize that so many words go back to roots and well known rules, allowed with the transition rules imposed by exoteric - non esoteric - nature of common folks in due course of time and space movements - see how the pure Hindi of UP got corrupted by the Western Bombay culture, and how the British English is so different from the American English. I say no one speaks English like the British, and no one speaks Hindi like the UP folks from the central belt!

Every new kid on the block thinks he is the greatest, the most smartest and the most glorified one with many achievements. He or she tends to forget behind his or her success there are eons of efforts gone on for him or her to be there. There is a saying that a 'New Cock Crows More'.

200 to 300 years back, Jesuit Missionary Priests and the Western Historians, on payroll of the Colonial Powers from the West, mainly England, France, Spain and Portugal, were pushing this as fact that the world was just 5000 years old since the Genesis said so in the Bible. But now history is talking about advance Navigation among civilization before the last Ice Age! I shall talk about it sometime.

When Northern, Eastern, Central and Western Europeans were living in the forests, China, India, Persia, Babylonia, Egypt, Palestine, Troy, Greece, Crete, and Italy were very advanced civilizations to various degrees. So it is not surprising, that a new rising nation of nations, advancing science, philosophy, architecture, commerce, trade, education, administration, arts, music and culture, would think that all that they have is their effort. In the daily grind of the struggle, many few have time to wonder about how they have come to the present world stage.

And there has been human migration going on for eons. In Apocalypse, he mentions Jews were the people who were driven out of India, before they reach Babylonia, to venture out as Nomads, and then only to be captured and enslaved by Egyptians, then by Babylonians, and finally by the Romans. In this pursuit, they had waves of migrations till the recent times. First it was outwards and since the 1948 is has been mainly inwards. The people who were driven out were "Palis" or worshipers like "Jains" and "Buddhists", and they were driven out by the Brahmins. The ancient name of Palestine was Palistan. One of the Brahmins Sacred Ceremony is also there among Jews. Did you know that most of the rulers of Babylonia, Syria and Assyria were all Pals! Please see my posting on Hammurabi at http://hammu-rabi.blogspot.com.

Think this is all far fetched? Now see the last names of Indian, Jew and Western origins.

Meyer - last name of Jews in the West

Meir - German Jews Names

Meira - Portugal Last Name

Meijer - Spanish Last Name as "j" is either "h" or "y".

Meiro - Christian Last Name

Mero - Another last Name.

Mehra - Indian Last Name

Maira - Indian Last Name

Still far fetched? Go and read the names of Indians who have converted to Christians! You will see Hindu names like "swamy", "naryan", and so on. In fact there was a famous Writer "Srivastava" - my last name - who was Pakistani and a Muslim. I was surprised and shocked. Then I recalled that my ancestors were the ministers in Royal courts (like Birbal) and taken to the Mogul ways of living (we were called half Muslims). See how many Punjabi Hindu names would be found among Pakistanis.

People can change their religions but they can not change themselves overnight! And not see the names of First Generation kids of immigrants and how their names get modified by the influence of the adopted country of their parents.

Interestingly, Meru's next vowel grade sound is "Mairu", and there are rules to make a Noun for a Place of Thing to be a Proper Noun, for the persons associated with the Place or the Thing.

One of the common rules is to add "a". So it becomes "Mairu" + "A" and that becomes "Mairva", and the optional rule is "v" can be dropped and it can become "Maira"

So most likely Mairas were the people who were connected with this Mt. Meru legend, and they became also known as Mehras.

Now go and read the posting on Mt. Meru and Sumeria at http://sanskrit-words.blogspot.com/2008/02/sumerian-and-mt-meru.html. Did you notice that one of the names was Mero!

If you think this is all far fetched, then do the simple compilations of all syllables, and for the words related here in terms of syllables, see the total individual probabilities, and now bring it people from different sections of regions from where the word has come recently, and make them say the words from the other regions - which I have said are basically the same. You will get your answer.

Still you think this is madness. Please wait, read all the postings in different blogs of mine, and over time you would see their is a pattern of "Finger Prints" left behind. Really, do not go by the color of the skin or appearance, go by the DNA - as modern Science has found it out that were are all related! If you can not believe it, go and find some of the Sindhis and Panjabis, whose parents were in Sindh and Punjab, with typical Fair and European Aryan looks, and migrated to India, spreading out in different parts of the country. Some of their children now look very dark and un-european. Silly, it is the Sun, the Air, the Water, the Food and the Environment that has shaped them! I have seen many such examples.

Sumerian and Mt Meru

2008-02-24T18:34:00.000-08:00

Every culture has a Mt. Meru or Mt. Olympus equivalent. In the Hindu mythology, Mt. Meru is the abode of Gods, and Mt. Kailash is also the equivalent place of abode for Lord Shiva, whos is the most ancient known God found in India, Europe and Greece (please see my postings on OmPhallos and Shiva).

Sumerian is basically Sumer + ian, where "ian" is the suffix for making an adjective in English. Sumer is basically Sumeru. There is a rule in Sanskrit where when the vowel "u" meets vowel "i", it will become "v + i" and optionally "v" would get dropped. So SuMer is Su + Meru, which means Good or Holy Meru.

The speaker commits the same mistake as most of the Western Scholars do, that they stop their pursuit till Greece, Egypt, and perhaps go till Babylonia and Sumeria. Please see my article on Hammu-rabi, the famous King of Babylonia (also notice the mistake done in identifying the script). To all fairness, the speaker does mentions India's antiquity going up to 10,000 BC and the mention of Vimana Technology. Then the modern Archaeologists only go by material proofs and not literary proofs, specially for the Oriental countries like the China's and India's (world's two most ancient civilizations) but when it comes to things like Atlantis, they make exceptions! Like Tamils have a myth of Lemuria which was lost to the great floods, and now it is being shown that the such a land was there in the Indian Ocean.

The Seven Days of Creation and Great Flood Story, besides the Ten Commandments, found in the Genesis and Sumerian culture is also there in the Hindu Mythology, and if one follows this subject in details (see my references to Anacalypsis), it is acknowledged by some experts that the whole spiritual knowledge of Gnostic, Christians, Babylonians derives from Persia, which derives from India, which at one time were one till they had their first philosophical dispute between 'Only Monotheism' vs. 'Polytheism with Icon Worship But Qualified with Absolute Monotheism'. See William King in "Archive.org" or "Google Books" and also the posting Similarity between Christ and Krishna.

The speaker does not mention that the Great Pyramids of Americas and Egypt, and along with the Great Temple of Angkor Wat, had mimicked the positions of the stars in the cosmos somewhere in antiquity before the Great Floods, and the dating confirmed with the astrological positions at the particular period, as well as the cosmos were divided among these three civilizations for representation - as if they had an joint understanding and agreement - to undertake the Global project of reflecting the Universal Microcosm in the Earthly Microcosm. (Source NOVA).

The black cuneiform tablets look like "Shiv Lingam" - and not go and read on "Om Phallos".
Also see my postings on Stonehenge, and the number 4320000 being common to Sumerian/Babylonians, Indians, Greece and Nordic Countries. Another article is on Antlantis Antarctica Paataala

The other mistake the speaker does is mention of depicting the Planet "X" as a "Cross", which actually came from a Solar Eclipse seen by Solar Worshipers where the glare looked like the wings, and it was thought that the Sun God was kidnapped by a Bird!

Then there is a mention of the "Tree of Life" which is "Shivlingam", and see my postings on Aum-Sign-In-America and Romania-And-Armenia.html