Word Origins

-noun

Russian orkestr

French orchestre

English orchestra

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Spanish banda

English band

band (ribbon) noun

Indian Sanskrit band ‘bond’, ‘tie’

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Spanish banda

English band

-noun

Indian Sanskrit band ‘bond’, ‘tie’

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Russian bant

German die Bandage

French bandage

Gaelic bann

euskara (Basque) benda

Chinese bayngdai

-verb intransitive, verb transitive

Indian Sanskrit band ‘bond’, ‘tie’.

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Russian bantovat

euskara (Basque) bendatu

English bandage

-noun

Indian Sanskrit band ‘bond’, ‘tie’

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

English bandanna

-noun

Russian bandit

Spanish bandido

French bandit

English bandit

-noun

Russian braslet

Spanish brazalete

English bracelet

-noun

Russian bandzho

euskara(Basque) banjo

Spanish banjo

English banjo

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i

Russian bank

euskara (Basque) banku

                             banketxe

French banque

English bank

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i ‘bank’

euskara (Basque) bankukontu

English bank account

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’iri

Russian bankir

euskara (Basque) bankari

Spanish banquero

English banker

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i ‘bank’

euskara (Basque) banka-negozio

                             banka-iharduera

English banking

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i ‘bank’

Russian banknota

euskara (Basque) banku txartel

English banknote

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Georgian (Kartuli ena) bilet’i ’ticket’

French billet (de banque) ‘banknote)

-adjective

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i ‘bank’

Russian bankrot

English bankrupt

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’i ‘bank’

Russian bankrotstvo

English bankruptcy

-noun

Spanish bandera

French banniere

English banner

-noun

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bank’et’i

Russian banket

Spanish banquete

French banquet

English banquet

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Gaelic feisd

English feast

-noun

euskara(Basque) baptista

English Baptist

-noun

Arabic baar ‘taproom’

Georgian (Kartuli ena) bari

Russian bar

Spanish barra

French bar

English bar

-noun

Arabic barbaree

Spanish barbaro

English barbarian

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Indian Hindi gadhdhar ‘ass’, ‘donkey’.

Turkish gaddar ‘barbarian’

-adjective

Arabic barbaree ‘barbarian’

Spanish barbarico

English barbaric

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Indian Hindi gadhdhar ‘ass’, ‘donkey’.

Turkish gaddarlik ‘barbaric’

-noun

Arabic barbaree ‘barbarian’

Spanish barbarismo

English barbarism

-noun

Spanish barbacoa

French barbecue

English barbecue

-noun

Indian Brahui barot ‘beard’.

euskara (Basque) barberu ‘barber’

Ladino barbero

Ladino is the language of Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe

Sephardic (pronounced as Sefardic) derives from Indian Hindi/Urdu safari ‘travel’

German der Barbier

Spanish barbero

Gaelic borbair 

          bearradair

Greek barberis

English barber

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French coiffeur

English coiffeur

-noun

Russian bard

Spanish bardo

English bard

-noun

Arabic baarija ‘battleship’, ‘warship’

Russian barzha

English barge

-noun, adjective

Russian bariton

euskara (Basque) baritono

Hebrew  bareeton

Spanish baritono

English baritone

-noun

Indian Tamil kodumai ‘wheat’

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Croatian damai (Tamil k sound dropped)

Chinese mai (Tamil k-d sounds dropped)

-noun

Indian Urdu qamra ‘room’

Spanish camarera ‘barmaid’

-noun

Arabic anbaar

Georgian (Kartuli ena) ambari

Russian ambar

Turkish ambar

-noun

Russian barometr

Hebrew barometer

Spanish barometro

French barometre

English barometer