Urunus is Varun

Latin Uranus is Vedic Varun or वरुणः.

Breakdown of the word.

वरुणः = वृ-उनन्

वृ = To choose, select, select as a boon - Verb

वर = Best Choice, Bridegroom, Best Vote - Noub

उंद् = उंद् (उत्त-उन्न;] - To wet - Verb

उन्न = Past Participle Adjective (takes verb to a past adjective

Romantic - ram-ant-ik

Classical Sanskrit "ah" Visarga sound is Vedic Sanskrit "as" (and Classical Sanskrit will accept "as", "o" sounds depending on Sandhi rules).

Greek will make it "os" and Latin will take this as it is based on Greek.  Bengalis also tend to make "a" as "o".

"ram" - is the verb root to delight, make happy, enjoy carnally, to be glad or pleased, rejoice at, delight in, be fond of. "ram" will become "rom".

To make it Noun or Adjective through Active Present Participle, we would add "ant" suffix. So it becomes "rom ant".

To make it as "ness", one would add "ik" sound as suffix. So it becomes "rom - ant - ik" which becomes written romantic but pronounced as "romantic".

Same - sam

Same is Sanskir "sam" prefix which means the same!

Time is "sam aya" meaning the flow of time which levels everything to same!

Sure - su-raai

Sure - One can say, "sure" or "very much".

suraai - su - raai - very (much) - rich.  surai

Related Sanskrit "rayi" means rich, possession, treasure, wealth, property, etc

Last name "raai" or "rai" or "ray" are related to feudal lords.

"raya"  is related to King, Prince, and Swiftness.

English "ray" is connected to Swiftness.

Gujratis often say "su" for "yas".

baryon - bharyan

baryon - bharyan

Baryon - Proton and Neutron, which make the most of the mass of an atom.

bhAr-ya-n - "bhAr" is mass or weight, pressure, bear, load, burden, etc. "ya" is to be, that has to be loaded, etc. "n" makes it "objective noun".

Interestingly the word for wife,  "bhArya" is connected.

Sanskrit "iST" and "er" in English Superlative and Comparative Words

In Sanskrit 'iyas" and "iST" (or "tar" and "tam") are used as suffixes respectively for comparative and superlative suffixes. "er" from "tar" becomes the suffix for comparatives.

http://sanskrit-words.blogspot.com/2007/09/sandhi-rules-in-english-spellings.html
द्राघिष्ठ - longest ह्रसिष्ठ - shortest दविष्ठ - remotest नेदिष्ठ - nearest प्रथिष्ठ - widest अणिष्ठ - minutest गरिष्ठ - heaviest लघिष्ठ - lightest

better - बाहतर

Onomatopoeia - Om Om tap iya or upAya

Onomatopoeia - Repeating the phonetic syllables to form new words that tries to imitate the sounds it makes - like "tick - tick" or "tick-tock"

I believe and researched that AUM was worshiped in Egypt, Crete, Middle East, Greek, Italy, Ireland, Americas and Asia.  There are many pointers including DNA, Linguistics and Archaeology.

OM is AUM.  So someone chanting "AUM - AUM" is doing the "tap" or "effort of hard work" and "upAya" is "method" or it could be adjective "IYA".

So literally someone doing this hard work of process (of worshipping to obtain peace, happiness and salvation) will be described "AUM AUM TAP UPAYA" or "AUM AUM TAP IYA".

There are rules, where for polishing, nasals sounds cane be made of one kind or for musical effects can be made into different kinds. So "N" and "M" are the same family of nasal sounds.

adibatic - AdI bhA t ik - Another Name of Brahman

adibatic - means in Thermodynamics that where no Heat is added or subtracted.

Western Scholars agree that Indians were first ones to understand the Conservation of Energy principles, when stating the Soul is never born or never dies.

There are two kind of souls: individual soul - the wave - and super soul - the ocean.

adI - bhA - t - ik  is beginning +  light (heat) + ness - the essence of Brahman that is not diminished or increased.  The sloka, "aum pURNam adA, pURNam idam,.." describes this Infnite Nature of Brahman,

"bhA" is to shine.  "t' makes it present active noun-adjective that something shines. Light is also carrier of Heat like in Radiation. "ik" makes it "ness" or something which is of that nature.