Macedonian words in Hindi

Hindu people came here.We have always been where we are now!They have tried to make world India during last 2000 and more years:world of casts in which their supreme position is non disputable.Other way =war!

Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri Old Persian was written from left to right, "Baga vazraka Auramazda" (God Great Ahura Mazda), you know that "Ahura Mazda" was the supreme god of Zoroastrianism, the second word "Vazraka" or "Vazlika" (there was no sign for "l" sound" in the Old Persian) can be compared to Slavic "Velika" which means "Great".

Thanks for the explanation Shahmiri .




Edited by Homer MakeDonski - 05-Aug-2008 at 09:56

Originally posted by Homer MakeDonski [QUOTE=Cyrus Shahmiri] Look at this anecint Persian cuneiform inscription: The first word is Baga (God)

Indeed reading these symbols  from left to right we do have
b,ba; g ,ga  ...   baga
but at the ancient times witting system used to be right to left ,isn't it ?
If it is so the first symbols at the top right corner should  be :
a,a ;m.mi ; i 
ami for aMa .a Ma .. ?



Edited by Homer MakeDonski - 05-Aug-2008 at 09:54

Finally  
 Combination of previously  and different at the  first  view   Ma Goddesses pictographic scripts




and




as a result will gave us possible origin of Hebrew's EL explanation



Hebrew:  = El (God).
So here we have
E=Ma
L =Ma
EL=Ma+Ma
EL=MaMa or Mama
Internet source:

http://net.lib.byu.edu/imaging/negev/Names.html

Lets move forward

                         The pre-Christian history of the fish symbol:


The fish symbol has been used for millennia worldwide as a religious symbol associated with the Pagan Great Mother Goddess. It is the outline of her vulva. The fish symbol was often drawn by overlapping two very thin crescent moons. One represented the crescent shortly before the new moon; the other shortly after, when the moon is just visible. The Moon is the heavenly body that has long been associated with the Goddess, just as the sun is a symbol of the God.

The link between the Goddess and fish was found in various areas of the ancient world:
# In China, Great Mother Kwan-yin often portrayed in the shape of a fish
# In India, the Goddess Kali was called the "fish-eyed one"
# In Egypt, Isis was called the Great Fish of the Abyss
# In Greece the Greek word "delphos" meant both fish and womb. The word is derived from the location of the ancient Oracle at Delphi who worshipped the original fish goddess, Themis. The later fish Goddess, Aphrodite Salacia, was worshipped by her followers on her sacred day, Friday. They ate fish and engaging in orgies. From her name comes the English word "salacious" which means lustful or obscene. Also from her name comes the name of our fourth month, April. In later centuries, the Christian church adsorbed this tradition by requiring the faithful to eat fish on Friday - a tradition that was only recently abandoned.
 # In ancient Rome Friday is called "dies veneris" or Day of Venus, the Pagan Goddess of Love.
# Throughout the Mediterranean, mystery religions used fish, wine and bread for their sacramental meal.
# In Scandinavia, the Great Goddess was named Freya; fish were eaten in her honor. The 6th day of the week was named "Friday" after her.
# In the Middle East, the Great Goddess of Ephesus was portrayed as a woman with a fish amulet over her genitals.

The fish symbol "was so revered throughout the Roman empire that Christian authorities insisted on taking it over, with extensive revision of myths to deny its earlier female-genital meanings...Sometimes the Christ child was portrayed inside the vesica, which was superimposed on Mary's belly and obviously represented her womb, just as in the ancient symbolism of the Goddess." 4 Another author writes: "The fish headdress of the priests of Ea [a Sumero-Semitic God] later became the miter of the Christian bishops." 5

The symbol itself, the eating of fish on Friday and the association of the symbol with deity were all taken over by the early Church from Pagan sources. Only the sexual component was deleted.

And does this symbol  have something to do with the letter M ,it's origin and possible meaning?
Of course it does
Lets see it from different angle


Now lets doubled it



and observed them trough it's variations
 

as joined

or via its different stilling  like the one above

or  very similar  another ones

And here we are straight to the  possible origin and meaning of what we will say now Capital M letter !




Ref:
4. B.G. Walker, "The Woman's Encyclopaedia of Myths and Secrets", Harper & Row, San Francisco CA (1983), Page 313-314
5. J.C. Cooper, op cit, Page 15.
Internet source
http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_symb.htm

Letters m,M its origin and possible meanings
For searching out of its origin and its possible meaning ,first of all we have to see its graphic construction where from we have three vertical lines |||  joined with few  `` sighs ,back at the ancients times,from right to left   written as   |` |` |`
Lets compare this symbols with the "Pictographic Vocabulary of the Words" used in the texts from the Thracian Tablets and some related Ideograms" from Dr. Stephen Guide's, “The Thracian Script Decoded -1"book ,where we could see some of similarity


    (R8)*    God    
 
    (A40; R8)* God

         
     (R8A)*    
The Three-One God (the Trinity, the gods) - (2)    
_____________________________________
* All hieroglyphs have been presented here with their alphabetical & numerical indices according to the GARDINER classification.
(2)- In Hebrew Bible the word meaning “God” is also in the plural form
(“Elohim”= “Gods”), but is always by definition translated as “God”
 (“ The  One God”). In Arabic Koran, God also speaks always in plural “We, your God”, but it is always meant “The one God” (as “Allah” is accurately translated from Arabic). In Christian Tradition, the above visible “contradiction” (pl.vs sg.) is explained by the “Doctrine of the Holy Trinity” (i.e. God is One, but is three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit)….1


So we are reading explanation of :
|` = God
Lets have a look

What we do have are two sighs  | and ` ,and Stephen Guide explanations of "meaning “God” and pronounced “Nooty”,in the Boharic (North Egyptian Coptic) Dialect 1",but we well ask ourselfs is it so?

   
As far as we know for those ancient times two things must to be pointed :
- matriarchy as kind of religious form and
- cult of maternity      
According to those facts we must to have a bit of different description
|` Goddess instead of |` God
and Her very first recorded and shortest as well form of Ma
So we may have
| -consonant or "M"
`-vowel or "a" joined together as the very first word  
|`= Ma

 
If we would focused at the third pictures of "The Three-One God" or at the pictures above

than we could see following situation
|` |` |`
where

 
|->M
` ->a
|`->Ma



or
|` + |` + |` ->
Ma + Ma + Ma

what is about of the letter m pictograph's  form at those days written from right to left  
 |` + |` + |`
|`|`|`
m





Ref:
1-Dr. Stephen Guide, “The Thracian Script Decoded -1”, Institute o Transcendent Science, Sofia, 2006.   page.120
Internet resource:
 http://www.institutet-science.com/dictb.htm

'Mir' in Russian has both meanings - 'peace' and 'world'. That's how come Tolstoy's 'Voina i Mir' is translated 'War and Peace', whereas Mayakovsky's 'Voina i Mir' is translated 'War and the World'.

I don't know whether they're cognates, but originally MIR is a Slavic word for 'world'. In Czech or Slovak, however, 'mír/mier' do mean peace.

Curses! Thanks I didn't realise. You know I never read those tiny numbers that indicate the date.

Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri Who knows?! These words exist in Iranian languages from about 5,000 years ago.

Impossible. Iranian languages are not that old (2nd mil. BC).