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Homer MakeDonski
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Topic: Macedonian words in Hindi Posted: 10-May-2005 at 16:42 |
Makedonia pronounce as Maa ke Duniya meaning Moter's world
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Posted: 10-May-2005 at 19:52 |
I dont think theres much if any slavic words in Hindi..
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Posted: 11-May-2005 at 03:41 |
Originally posted by strategos
I dont think theres much if any slavic words in Hindi.. |
On the contrary, there're.
All Indoeuropean languages share common origins, so you'll find similarities in e.g. Slavic, English, Greek, Persian, Hindi, Germanic etc...
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Posted: 11-May-2005 at 08:47 |
There is a large river in Macedonia and Greece, Persians called it Vardraya which means "Like the Sea" but its old Avestan name was Makidanu which means "Deep Water". (Macedon is in fact the Scythian pronunciation of this word, "Don" in modern Ossetian language means "water/river" and there are many rivers in Europe that this word can be seen in them)
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Posted: 11-May-2005 at 08:59 |
Originally posted by Homer MakeDonski
Makedonia pronounce as Maa ke Duniya meaning Moter's world
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What do you want to prove with this?
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Posted: 11-May-2005 at 09:36 |
Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri
There is a large river in Macedonia and Greece, Persians called it Vardraya which means "Like the Sea" |
Interesting, the Slavs call the river Vardaska (sp?). In Greece we call it Axios but sometimes also Vardaris...
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Posted: 11-May-2005 at 10:55 |
Originally posted by Yiannis
Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri
There is a large river in Macedonia and Greece, Persians called it Vardraya which means "Like the Sea" |
Interesting, the Slavs call the river Vardaska (sp?). In Greece we call it Axios but sometimes also Vardaris... |
Nope only Vardar, "Vardarska" means that Vardar belongs to something examp. Vardarska Macedonia means Macedonia situated around Vadrad /Vardaris, Axios/. Because of this I've said that if Greeks recognized Macedonia under the name "Vardarska", this means that you will recognized future Macedonians claims to the Greek part of Macedonia.
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Posted: 12-May-2005 at 12:21 |
umm...err so we're proving that Macedonian and Hindi are both Indo-European languages?
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Posted: 12-May-2005 at 16:18 |
Slavs are Indo-European tribes.
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Posted: 13-May-2005 at 04:28 |
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umm...err so we're proving that Macedonian and Hindi are both Indo-European languages? |
Exactly!
Group |
Language |
Lexicon |
"father" |
"mother" |
"brother" |
"two" |
"three" |
"four" |
"horse" |
Germanic |
Old English |
fder |
modor |
broor |
twa |
thrie |
feowre |
eoh |
Italic |
Latin |
pater |
mater |
frater |
duos |
tres |
quattuor |
equus |
Celtic |
Old Irish |
athair |
mathair |
brathir |
do |
tri |
ceathair |
ech |
Hellenic |
Greek |
pater |
meter |
phrater 1 |
duos |
tri |
tetra |
hippos |
Indic |
Sanskrit |
pitar |
matar |
bhratar |
dva |
trayas |
chatvari |
asva |
Iranian |
Avestan |
pitar |
matar |
bratar |
dwa |
trayo |
chatvaro |
aspa |
Slavic |
Russian |
otech |
matka |
brat |
dva |
tri |
chetyre |
loshaa (kon) |
Armenian |
Armenian |
hayr |
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erku |
erek' |
cork' |
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Tocharian |
Tocharian B |
pacer |
macer |
procer |
wi |
trai |
s'twer |
yakwe |
Proto-Indo-European |
*pater |
*mater |
*bhrater |
*duwos |
*treyes |
*kwetores |
*ek'wos |
http://www.ship.edu/~cgboeree/indoeuropeanlanguages.html
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Posted: 18-May-2005 at 13:43 |
Originally posted by strategos
I dont think theres much if any slavic words in
Hindi.. |
Macedonians aren't SLAV(e)S and there are probably NO SLAV(e) words in
Hindi. SLAV(e)S are a Mongol race and Indians are Indo-European.
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Posted: 18-May-2005 at 14:06 |
Hate to break it to you, but Slavic is Indo-European too.
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Posted: 18-May-2005 at 20:12 |
Dear Cyrus Shahmiri Until I live ,through my grave and beyond Grateful I shell be if Your Holinest please could to reveal some of the texts if available any where evidence's based are For the beauty what more than Revelation is
but its old Avestan name was Makidanu which means "Deep Water"
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Posted: 18-May-2005 at 20:14 |
opening this topic I am up to try to connect this same or very same words via its possible and simmilar meaning . Connection will be trought mythology Macedonian and Hindy where goal is one name Makedonija and Maa ke Duniya with the meaning of Mother's world In Hindi ,as I have been told Maa- Mother Ke -I am not quite sure shell we read as "belong to " or as plural form of Mother's Duniya- World in total
In Macedonian Make -meaning Mother Don->*Dzon->*Dzeme->*Zeme->*Zemia->Zemja ija -> belong to ------ One of the meaning of "ia "what is given as sanskrit for" belong to" can be readed at this site . <http://www.swamishyam.org/everyguide-aryancivi.html>
------- 4. Land of the rishis. The Sanskrit suffix "ia" means: Land of... and was used in countries such as: Siberia, Prussia, Rumania, Bularia, Iberia, Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, Austria, Australia, Scanidinvia, Armenia,Albania...
Lets see what belongs to whom .
in Hindi Maa Ke Duniya
As word ends here also exist "ia" spelt as iya suffixs as well ,what could say that Duniya iya belong to Dun and Duniya belong to Maa Ke
in Macedonian
Makedonija
here as well sufix "ia"spelt as Ija ,what could describe that ija belong to Don and Donija belong to Make . What the meaning of it ? The World what belong to the God Why ? Because we have possibilities [tentative theory about the natural world; a concept that is not yet verified but that if true would explain certain facts or phenomena] that
in Hindi Maa means Mother Ke could mean (as I been told ,but still I am not quite sure shell we read as "belong to " or as plural form of Mother's ) plural as Mother's or God's (more then one ) , Duniya-World If we remind our self of universality of Maa as first used word for what we'll say today God ,than conlusion could be Maa Ke Duniya The God's World
in Macedonian
- Make means Mother Don could have the meaning of the World because according to the fact that one word could have more meanings than is more than officialy that in our language Zemja mean Eart ot the Planet Earth or the World Don->*Dzon->*Dzeme->*Zeme->*Zemia->Zemja-with meaning the World or Makedonija Mother's World or:
- observing via sufix ia ,than meaning could be : ija -> belong to
Make Don ija or Land what belong to the Mother Earth becouse Make means Mother Don->*Dzon->*Dzeme->*Zeme->*Zemia->Zemja- Earth (on English )
If we supposed that Maa ke is a plural in Hindi ,could we have dilema for one or more then one at the word Make in Macedonian is plural its self as well ? Let's see how we could find out . In Macedonian language plural form is made when we will add letter I at the end of the words as we have MajkA -Mother as singular MajkI -mothers as plural I have to notes that we do not face the word "MakIdonia as we don't "MakAdonia" But the Word MakEdonia . To explaine this I have to say something about the word Mama Beacause Mama is another form for expresing Mother written as diminutive, firstly what we have to do will be try to see this word from singular/plural angle As we know Mama is word in singulare meaning one only . In case one word only .
Lets analyse the word Mama then . Mama -singular but could divide on two as Ma+Ma then we could have as follow Mama-singular Ma-singular + Ma-singular ============ Ma+Ma=plural or tranformation could be that the very same word could turn from singularity to plurality from Mama = 1 to Ma=1 + Ma=1 ===== Ma+Ma 1+ 1=2
*MamaDonia so fare
Let's turn back to the word Makedonia or how the word Mama is reflected into the word Make The answer is dualism
if one+one=two ,then two is dual as plural words form
same is with the word Mama or Ma+Ma =dual
We have situation that
MajkA -Mother as singular MajkI -mothers as plural
MajkE -is dual as part of pluralism
So we have the way to going back to this post and say that if a possible meaning of Hindi Maa ke Duniya means Mother'S World then the same meaning is in Macedonian MakEdonija meaning Mother'S world or from Macedonian language we could have fully reflecion into Hindi languages for the same word
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Posted: 19-May-2005 at 03:19 |
My evidences are similar to yours! at least Makidanu really means "Deep Water" in old Avestan language but "Dunya" is obviously an Arabic word which has been entered to Hindi in recent centuries.
Slavic Languages: The original vocabulary of general terms common to Baltic and Slavic is still retained in most of the Slavic languages. In prehistoric times Proto-Slavic borrowed a number of important social and religious terms from Iranian (e.g., bogu god,' miru peace'). ...
Another example is Zemja, Modern Persian Zemin, Old Persian Zemik and Avestan Zemasca which means "Earth".
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Posted: 19-May-2005 at 05:25 |
Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri
My evidences are similar to yours! at least Makidanu really means "Deep Water" in old Avestan language but "Dunya" is obviously an Arabic word which has been entered to Hindi in recent centuries.
Slavic Languages: The original vocabulary of general terms common to Baltic and Slavic is still retained in most of the Slavic languages. In prehistoric times Proto-Slavic borrowed a number of important social and religious terms from Iranian (e.g., bogu god,' miru peace'). ...
Another example is Zemja, Modern Persian Zemin, Old Persian Zemik and Avestan Zemasca which means "Earth".
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Doesnt "Arz" mean earth in Persian and "zemin" mean the bottom?
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Posted: 19-May-2005 at 06:23 |
Arz is also Arabic and it is not used in Persian, the only word for "earth" in Persian language is "Zemin".
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Posted: 21-May-2005 at 10:26 |
Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri
My evidences are similar to yours!
at least Makidanu really means "Deep Water" in old Avestan language but
"Dunya" is obviously an Arabic word which has been entered to Hindi in
recent centuries.
Slavic Languages: The original vocabulary of general terms common to Baltic and Slavic is still retained in most of the Slavic languages. In
prehistoric times Proto-Slavic borrowed a number of important social
and religious terms from Iranian (e.g., bogu god,' miru peace'). ...
Another example is Zemja, Modern Persian Zemin, Old Persian Zemik and Avestan Zemasca which means "Earth". |
Thx for your reply .
I would like to aks you about this Iranian word's Bogu
-God and miru -peace .Where has they came from
into Iranian ? And is it Bogu masculine or femine gender word ?
Also about "Dynia" if we have it in Arabic that should not mean that its originated into that language isn it
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Posted: 21-May-2005 at 10:29 |
So be it!
But I still do not understand what do you want to prove? We know that today's macedonians are slavs.
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Posted: 21-May-2005 at 11:53 |
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So be it!
But I still do not understand what do you want to prove? We know that today's macedonians are slavs.
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The Slavs of this state are called Macedonians. The original Macedonians were not Slavs.
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