Word Origins

-time

Indian Hindi subah means ‘morning’.

-noun

Latin name for it is Solanum indicum.

-noun

Indian Urdu qamra means ‘room’.

-adjective

Indian Hindi/Urdu sharm means ’bashfulness’, ’charm’. 

euskara (Basque) xarmagarritasun (pronounced as sharmagarritasun)  ‘quality of being charming’ derives from it

-verb transitive

Indian Hindi/Urdu sharm means ’bashfulness’, ’charm’. 

-verb transitive

Indian Hindi/Urdu sharm means ’bashfulness’, ’charm’. 

euskara (Basque) xarmapetu (pronounced as sharmapetu) and xarmarazi ’to fascinate’ derive from it

-verb transitive

Indian Hindi/Urdu sharm means ’bashfulness’, ’charm’. 

euskara (Basque) xarmarazi (pronounced as sharmarazi) and xarmatu ’to seduce’ derive from it

-noun

Three dimensional picture or image

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

First letter of all Indian languages

It is also the first letter of euskara (Basque) and all western languages

Basque people are the most ancient people of Europe. They live in the northern Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France.

First vowel of all Indian languages

It is also the first vowel of most western languages.

-conjunction

Russian and

-conjunction

Russian but

-noun ending of female names

Indian female names such as Sita, Radha etc.

Russian female names like Vera, Tatiana end with a.

English female names like Barbara, Virginia also end with a.

meaning ‘not’

Indian Sanskrit prefix a ‘not’.

Eg. Sanskrit a ‘not’ + Sanskrit himsa ‘violence’ = Sanskrit ahimsa ‘non-violence’

Most western languages use prefix a likewise.

Eg. English apolitical ‘not political’

      Greek amaathia ‘ignorance’ (from Sanskrit a ‘not’ + Sanskrit mathi ‘thought‘)

-noun

Indian Sanskrit eka

Indian Hindi/Urdu ek (pronounced as ayk)

Hebrew ekhad   

-noun

Indian Sanskrit eka

Indian Hindi/Urdu ek (pronounced as ayk)

Hebrew ekhad ka-zeh ‘such a’

-noun

Means ‘water’ in Indian Urdu

Derives from

Indian Sanskrit apa ‘water’

Indian Urdu aab and Arabic ab ‘water’ (Arabic has no p sound)

-noun

Sumerian great salt sea, primeval waters

Derives from

Indian Sanskrit apa ‘water’

Indian Urdu aab and Arabic ab ‘water’(Arabic has no p sound)

Latin prefix ab- is used for liquids

-noun

A the great, son of king Can of Mexico

Killed his brother Coh

Likely origin of  biblical story of Cain and Abel

-noun

Arabic ‘land measure’

Derives from Indian Tamil ayr ‘plough’

-noun

river in Switzerland

Derives from

Indian Tamil aarru ‘river’

-noun

Means ‘water’ in Arabic

Derives from

Indian Sanskrit apa ‘water’

Indian Urdu aab and Arabic ab ‘water’(Arabic has no p sound)

-prefix

Latin prefix for liquids

Derives from

Indian Sanskrit apa ‘water’

Indian Urdu aab and Arabic ab ‘water’(Arabic has no p sound)

-noun

Mountain site of Jain cave temples in India

It becomes Greek Abu, town famous for oracle of Greek god Apollo

-noun

Spanish abaco

English abacus

-verb transitive

Indian Sanskrit prefix a ‘not’

                                band ‘bind ’, ‘tie’

a + band =  aband  ‘not tied’      

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this.

Spanish abandonar

French abandoner

English abandon

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Spanish desertar

English desert

-noun

Indian Sanskrit prefix a ‘not’

                                band ‘bind ’, ‘tie’

a + band =  aband  ‘not tied’      

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Spanish abandono

English abandonment

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Spanish desercion

English desertion

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Spanish renunciacion

English renunciation

-verb transitive

Spanish abastir

English abase

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Spanish degradar

English degrade

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Spanish humiliar

English humiliate

-noun

Spanish degradacion

English degradation

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Spanish humillacion

English humiliation

-verb transitive

Spanish reducir