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

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

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

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)

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

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

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

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".