Similarities between Russian&Sanskrit by Russian girl
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2020
- In this video I will tell you about discovery which I made during my visit to India. It is about how similar Sanskrit and Russian languages are.
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I'm not gonna lie but I know Sanskrit and I can understand russian a bit 😅
I'm from jharkhand but can understand n talk in axomiya
@@varlapiung4317 Assamese language?
Can you help me with Sanskrit
I think he's lying
@@varlapiung4317 and your govt. Removed Hindi language to exclude Bihari from your govt. But there is Odiya, bangla, urdu...Etc except Hindi
My village is the only village in India where everyone can speak Sanskrit fluently.
I am from Ganoda Banswara district of Rajasthan. Mattur and Jhiri village of Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh are also last Sanskrit speaking village of India. Good to see so many similarities. Pranām 🙏🙏🙏
Not last but the start. Many people world wide learn sanskrit today.
@@satsangga941 Some what true...in 1950s about 100K people used to speak Sanskrit..they were mostly Kashmiri Hindus. But in 1950s when Pakistani captured Kashmir (which was Hindu Princely state who refused to merge India) they forced everyone one to speak Urdu/Dogri. And in 1980s when Kashmiri Hindu Genocide happened about 400k fled away from Kashmir and started living in different states of India. In 1950s after Dravidian movement all people from south of India stopped speaking Sanskrit. When India adopted western education system English became compulsory language and native languages of India were propagated more. Now only 10K people can speak fluently.
I am proud that my great grandfather never accepted other languages as his mother tongue and now my whole family speaks Sanskrit. In my village about 800 people can speak Sanskrit fluently
Wow! I also speak sanskrit (not as 1st language). Currently learning more complex texts like ashtadhyayi. Love from tn
@@ajatashatruagnihotri5709 Thank you for your information. But I feel now new international renaissance of saMskRta is upon us. I learned saMskrta, now I speak sanskrit, I am a Hindu Balinese.
@@anirudhs4229 I am very happy Anna that people like you are still present in Tamil Nadu. Who love all culture & respect Sanskrit.
In India learning Sanskrit is labelled as Communal and learning Urdu and English is considered as Modern😂😂😂. You will not believe me Most of Hindu's are made to hate Hindu Sanatana Dharma by the Previous governments and Ncert/School books.
well said
True dude
True Mann..
I had a Ukrainian friend and he told me that on the wedding night, stealing shoes of bridegroom was also part of Russian tradition - I was surprised
Sanskrit is a lost opportunity for India. At the level of govt they never ever tried to develop Sanskrit because of their vote bank politics. But thanks to social media today we can know that most of the world's languages have a lot of Sanskrit words.
Dude I’m fed up of comments like this from you guys! Why do u always find some way to blame Muslims for your shortcomings? It’s not our problem that none of the Pandits or Shastris were interested in developing your Aryan language
bro, do you know the reason why it's lost? don't blame the downfall of Sanskrit on people.
@@rootedcaravan3652 what happened?
Sankskrit has always been a bramanical language ,it was accessible only to brahmins it has never been a vernacular language spoken by the common people how do you expect it to survive however sannkith is thought is schools and colleges in India as an option.
ekdam sahi kah rhe ho , congress party ne desh ko aur hamari sanskriti ko barbad kar diya .
Even in my native language Tagalog (Filipino) has 10 to 15% similarity to Sanskrit.
The Filipino Language is composed with
Ancient malay (which is the family of Austronesian languages today including Filipino). Sanskrit, Spanish and a little bit of Greek and Latin.
Mukha, Guro, Hari..
I always thought there might be some similarities in Sanskrit and other languages and you proved it.. thank you for making this informative video 😃
Love from India 🙏
now I find the way to learn Russian.. I am from Bali, Indonesia. Indonesian language mostly come from sanskrit, Balinese language even more. A source say more than 60 persen vocabularies are sanskrit, I can say Baliniese language even more.
Regards from Bali.
Also many similarities between Lithuanian and Sanskrit! 🇱🇹 I have Lithuanian heritage and felt very at home when I visited my friend in India ❤️🇮🇳
I am Indian and I felt the same when I visited Lithuania in 2013 (and Latvia in 2017) :)
We are one family
@SS2 RR1 yes! I’ve watched this video; wonderfully fascinating, thank you so much!
@@indraneilbiswas awww that is amazing!!!
@@Sku553 yes!!!
I feel you're right. I've been reading a lot of Sanskrit texts lately (Bhagavad Gita, Patanjali's Yoga Sutra's, Upanishads and Vedas) in English and Sanskrit. I come from originally a Ukrainian Canadian background and was also stunned that so many of the Ukrainian words sound so similar to Sanskrit. I definitely would like to explore this more. Thank you for the video. Definitely mysteries to explore further! :)
There's Macedonian Sanskrit writing carved into the Rosetta Stone, it has been fully deciphered and a paper has been released showing all the Sanskrit letters and how it is used.
I did a lot of googling on the Rosetta Stone before I found this interesting fact....
Indians Love and respect Russia
🇮🇳💖🇷🇺
Long Live India and Russia
This is so surprising, this shows an strong ancient cultural connection between the far off countries. 🇮🇳🇷🇺
Surprisingly these countries are friends in modern world too.
In India we called Watermelon as Tarbuj and Russian call it Arbooj
Hello from Poland ;) In polish language we also have some similarities still.
In theory thousand years ago all Slavs spoke Sanskrit but our languages evolved due to separation and influence from our neighbors.
I'm truly grateful to the great nation of India for preserving part of our ancient culture that was erased from history. I never thought we have so much in common :)
Slavic Languages are Most similar to Sanskrit
Especially Russian and Lithuanian.
Writers of Sanskrit Scriptures in ancient times were Rishi people
I wonder if Rishi evolved to moden day Russie people.
Very similar sounding.
Rishi is not a certain race of people. Anyone who was a brahmin and imparted knowledge and axquired.some intellectual prowess was known as Rishi.
We (Indians and Russians)are natural allies .... Love from India... :)
Sanskrit is mother of all languages
Thank you for this video. I'm learning Sanskrit and found out that Russian and Lithuanian are very close to Sanskrit. Namaste and Prevyet!
Privet 🙂 Good luck in your studies!
Zdrastuite
@@evaspeaks2790 according to Hindu Sanskrit Scriptures.
Rishi wrote down everything.
Sometimes I wonder if those
Rishi were actually Russie
Both words Sounds too close.
And Language is Similar without a dought
We are relative
Both have strong connections to India in fact both the countries people are Indian migrants...
Fascinating...I am eagerly waiting for more vedios on verious topics related to Great nation Russia and and our beloved India...👍👍👌👌👍👍
Thank you 🙂
Oh wow. In India there is the name "Sweta." I have Russian friend, Svetlana. I did not realize till now that they were similar!
During my childhood whenever I heard Russians speaking i used to think that they are speaking in Sanskrit. It's the same with Kashmiri language. They all sound similar.
2:12 This should be no surprise to anyone. It is similar in many indo-european languages. Sugar, sukkar, asugar, cukier, zucchero, sokeria, zachari....it is where we get the terms saccharine and sucrose. :D
You may also find lots of ancient Shiva- Lingams buried in the lands of Russia.
It is the remainder of the ancient Euro-Indian Civilization rather than Indo-European civilization.
We love Russia. We stand with Russia forever.
💞🇷🇺🤝🇮🇳💞
People searching for Russian Ukraine conflict, and youtube recommends your video...You have such calming and peaceful voice..Lots of Love from India.....Jai Hind
Hi I am an Indian living in USA and I have friends from Russia, Ukraine and Croatia. We have had many conversations about similarities between our languages.
Your video is very interesting and thank you for making this video. Spasiva!
Even Russia was India( akhanda bharat) and every body were Hindus and because of some king 🇷🇺Russia started practicing Christianity
interesting theory - got any more information or proofs?
It was Hrushi-ya
Dobro Utro !! Once one Ukrainian guy told me that Ukrainian/Russian language have lot of Sanskrit words. I couldn't believe. Then I went to Kiev and found a water bottle. Brand name caught my eyes (of course, it was written in Russian) but when I got it translated, I was pleasantly surprised. The word was "Pradnitche Jarelo"
Pradnitche --- Prakriti (in Sanskrit) means "Nature"
Jarelo --- Jal (in Sanskrit) means "Water"
Dasvidaniya !!
Meanings of Vladimir and Narendra are same 😀. Thank me later
what the hell DUDE
Really??!! 🧐🧐😳😳
Thank you
What an amazing discovery! I like your message about similarities and differences, and I often think that by appreciating what we have in common, we can then respect our differences. Namaste.
I am a Brahmin Boy and for brahmins Sanskrit is a language that should be memorised from childhood . I have memorised many "Sloka" in Sanskrit. It's really amazing to see your video . Thank you so much . Lots of Love . Pranam.
I am a shoodra boy ...😂😂😂
I am a Dalit boy..😂
I am Buddhist.
In Buddhist no discrimination among Human, All are equal.
Namo Buddhay Jay Bheem.
In India we have Sanskrit scripts older than 15000 years. It is very clear where is the origin of most of language.
What 😃🤣🤣😅🤣 Sanskrit came India along with Aryan invasion. And migrations .. from Central Asia. Around the time of Indus vary civilization of Harappa and Monjodhoro fell. Their script was very different and cannot be translated yet. We,are talking 4000 years or so ago. This explains more similarity between Sanskrit and Russian that with regional languages.
@@rizwanmuhammad6468 Time has passed and all fake theories have been busted. You need to learn from beginning again and one important thing is that don't believe in western hypocrites without proof on the other hand you will find a full discourse of astronomical and archeological proofs in Indian.
No historical proof of sanscrit before fourth century. Only puran says that it is very old language, but no proof,
@@drakengarddrake1816 for proof you need to study Indian History from Indian intellects not from others who have agenda.
मित्तलजी "प्राचीन भारतीय लीपिमाला" रायबहादुर पंडित गौरीशंकर हिराचंद ओझा , printed by sahity academy pl read
I have a russian gf, soon we are going to get married. Once she told me that culture of pre christian russia has a lot of similarity between Hinduism and Ancient Russia. And she told me that an ancient Vishnu idol was discovered in 2007 in the Staraya Maina village in the Volga region of Russia and the idol dates back to 7th century CE. That is why many russians are converting to hinduism or attracted to vedic traditions, bcos they feel that many russians feel that there was a connection between hinduism and ancient russia.
Russia - Rushika (land of sages)
Vodka - Udaka (water)
Gorod - Garh (fortified city)
Griva - Griva (neck)
Dever - Dever (son in law)
Krov - Kravya (blood)
Soyuz - Samyug (union)
Ogon - Agni (fire)
Dver - Dvar (door)
Brata - Bhrata (brother )
Pochitaniye - Pujan (worship )
Thank you. Learned some more
Soyuz(Союз)- सायुज्य (Sayujya)- Union
@@Indo-Aryan9644 'Griva' is neck, tongue is 'Jihva'.
Please give authentic answers- she is a Russian, trying to understand our language. Irresponsible replies can confuse her.
@@buluraman Ohh sorry I confused about it, Thanks for reminding me I deleted my reply 😊👍
Most of those words come from Macedonia and are far older than people realise....
The Rosetta Stone has Macedonian Sanskrit writing carved into it, it was carved during the Macedonian rule over Egypt by Cleopatra and Ptolemy. Even at that point in time, the Macedonians had already introduced the modern koine alphabet and were in the process of phasing out the older Sanskrit alphabet.
I am amazed by Husband's Brother(Dever)....its so incredible that both languages got it same
there are too much which almost similar to russian
I'm a 53 year-old Indonesian.
I learned Russian 20 years ago...
when I study Sanskrit vocabs, many of them are similar with Imdonesian official language, and also Javanese dialect / regional language.
Sanskrot influenced pur language like Arabic influenced Turkish or Latin influenced English ...
I'll see if it is similar with Russian ...
Bharat should make Sanskrit our national language.
भारत को संस्कृत को अपनी राष्ट्रभाषा बनाना चाहिए।
Sanskrit is Foreign Aryan language for India. Prakrit is the native language of India.
Sanskrit ( the mother of all languages)
I found this because I thought the dialect of German and Russian sound similar to the way Indians speak
According to Indian texts, Sanskrit is the mother of all languages
it is old, but it is not mother of all languages x
I am from India and Sanskrit is the mother of all languages
I am Hungarian and learnt some Russian at school and was very surprised to find that Hindi has a lot of familiar words. Started looking for this topic and found this video, thx.
English sanskrit
Son. Suna
Brother. Bratra
Sister. Svesar
Mother Matra
Father. Pitra
Daughter. Dauhitra
@ Mullier u r brainwashed thats why u r surprised about the similarities
In hindi female dog is called as kutiya, same is in Hungarian
This is not a very good video on that topic. She admitted herself that it's only just a few words. And some of her translations weren't correct. But in general. All of our languages share alot of similarities, due to common ancestory roots of those languages.
@@korana6308 but Russian and sanskrit belongs to same family.
The word DEVER surprised me,,, its almost same,, and we Indians even use this in our daily conversation.
Thank you 🙏 🇷🇺 🇮🇳
That's why galeia learnt sanskrit soo good
her videos are on youtube, she is russian and learnt sanskrit shlokas.
thank you for the videos
Love and respect from India... We will always stand with you.. ✌👍🙏
संस्कृत ब्रह्मांड की भाषा है। रूस और भारत का संबंध इतिहास में जरूर रहा है इससे यह पता चलता है।
Great job. I love languages. I am a Sanskrit teacher from India. I have discovered some similarities between Sanskrit and French. I was greatly surprised to find a relation between them. Now you educated me about, that Sanskrit is not only connected with Romanian languages but also with Russian. Thank you very much
Спасибо за интересное видео. Мой муж из Индии и мы иногда узнаем похожие слова из наших языков. Слова Сундук, Арбуз, Дверь звучат похоже.
अपने देश की लड़की के साथ में मेरी भी शादी करा दो मुझे Russian लड़कियां पसंद है ❤❤❤
Wow all sounds like Macedonian language, I knew that we were similar with Russians (being Slavs) but I didn’t know the connection with the Sanskrit language.
because you greek peoples are defeated tribe from india its mentioned in rigveda's battle of the 10 kings
I heard from India's EAM Jaishankar that once you learn Sanskrit grammar it is easy to learn Russian. This surprised me then I started searching videos about this topic and I came across your video. It is very interesting that you also noticed this similarity.
Serbian and Sanskrit have 30-40% exactly the same words.
Really? Thats interesting, I would like to know more about this
@@evaspeaks2790 Hindu , Aloakanda Miter
She studied in Serbia. Then she wrote a book because she noticed these similarities.You do have a lot of material on the Internet, though. Even the Etruscan or "Raska- Rasan" has been translated using our alphabet. Try reading Vinca culture. The Serbian language has continuity. For thousands of years, the alphabet has changed very little. It's basically exactly the same.
@@Aleksandar-Hercegovac Yes Europe and Russian language common to Sankranti language
@@thegod8714 Russian, of course. Basically all slave languages. But The Serb is the closest thing. That's what I was talking about. The Russians are originally from this side of the Carpathian. They are originally from the Balkans. Even they learn that in schools.
@@Aleksandar-Hercegovac You gave me so much information! thanks. I will google it 👍
Great video, Eva! I am also fascinated by how similar Sanskrit and Lithuanian are... the history of these people and the mysteries involved are a matter of interest to me. Кстати, дело пандемии, я тоже начал учиться языки, именно русский язык 🙈, чтобы читать Достоевского в оригинале. Спасибо из Бразилии!
Love u RUSSIA🇷🇺 from INDIA 🇮🇳
The names of many russian rivers in Vologda region of Russia. Vologda dialect is similar to Sanskrit.Vologda lace knitting is world famous and has Swastika emblem ,an ancient Indian symbol in their knitting patterns.
The region is located at the confluence of the river Dvina (“divine, sacred” in Sanskrit) and its tributary Sukhona (“easy to cross” in Sanskrit). Other rivers with Sanskrit names in the region: Vel (border, riverbank); Valgu (nice lovely); Indu (a drop); Lal (play, overflow); Padma (flower of a water lily, lotus).
Ogon= Agni in Sanskrit = fire; Dom in Russian= Dham in Sanskrit = House or Home; Bog = Bhaga in Sanskrit = God in English; Gora in Russian = Giri in sanskrit = Mountain; Nebho= Nabha in sanskrit= sky;
Proves 100% Sanskrit came from South Russia Volga region. ARYANS brought Sanskrit to Indian region. THANKS for clarifying.
@@sarfrazmh31 indian went there after ice age was over and spread sanskrit language
@@aadipurush5120 still one bed available in local psychiatric ward for deluded fascists like yourself spreading lies .
India Russia friendship Forever
I worked with Russians in a Project, and when we parted we used to say DasVideyniya. The word Vidai is a Sanskrit word meaning parting. I found a reflection of the word Vidai in DasVideyniya.
'Devar' means "brother in law" which is same in Russian and Sanskrit
Sanskrit is the Mother Language of all Indo European languages including Latin and Greek
You mean proto indo european is common root for both?
@@HladniSjeverniVjetar yes
No .
Get some Education Greek is sister not daughter
@Black Dragon Tur baperor kobi
Your message was so beautiful, just like the those flowers that u showed!
We Indians are closed to Slava race also Aryan group. This is the reason
" Vasudeva Kutumba Kum " means The whole world is my family. This is India & Hindu philosophy
All from one family Adam and Eve
Thats why vasudevan said all belongs to one family .
@@shafi.j
🤣
Islam is fake.
*Lokmanya Tilak* was the first person who take a note of Similarities between Russian & Sanskrit
What a fascinating video, I was aware of some similarities, but it is so similar I didn't know. Once I was flying by Aeroflot and I watched a Russian movie and some words sounded familiar to me as I am a Hindi speaker. I will mention one word here, arbooz in Russian and tarbooz in Hindi, they both mean watermelon.
Wow! It is true about watermelon! 🍉
I am from india and appreciate ur knowledge and love for india
We also love rashian
Sanskrit is the mother of all languages, just like sanatana is the root of all religions!
Vedas means "knowing" in slavic wiedza. Buddha means "wake Up" in slavic budzic. Indoeuropeans conquared eastasien turcomongols too in Bronze and ironages
This is amazing find... I never knew..
I recently found similarities between Indian language Tamil and Korean language
The most *dope* word-transformation is Vodka (a transparent liquid, incidentally popular) is Udaka (meaning water in Sanskrit).
Voda is water in Russian
Sanskrt Agni = Fire
Russian Ogny= Fire
Sanskrit Vidhava = Widow
Rus Vidova = Widow
I think (read somewhere) that Rishi Yagnyavalka is from Northen Russia. He is one of the many Rishis who lived in that region
The word Russia itself is derived from Rishi Pura, which is the ancient name of Russia
Russia & India both are really powerful as of now. We respect & love each other for our own Good💛💛💛💛
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Russia is a land where Rishis ( Sages ) lived.India Russia are culturally connected in ancient times and even now
@SS2 RR1 Thank you for link. Very interesting area and educative video.
@SS2 RR1 ruclips.net/video/F3IniW-8KWE/видео.html
@SS2 RR1 ruclips.net/video/ehQQBochb9o/видео.html
A Russian (Ukrainian) couple in Vrindavan...
No it's exactly opposite
From the interpretation of passage of rig veda and from the floura and fauna and the day and night cycle described in it , the ancient Aryan homeland was in arctic circle and they shifted from Russia to Europe after ice age and then BMCA culture and then to iran and north india .
So sanskrit is derived from Russian
Russian cardinal numbers like dwa2, three3, chitiri4, payat5, sounds very similar to Sanskrit dwa, three, chaturthi, pancha. In Sanskrit we don't use prepositions, likewise many grammatical construction in Russian also conveys meaning without the use of prepositions.❤😅😅😅
Ogon - fire in Russian !
Agni - fire , fire god in Sanskrit
There is one more similarity that russians keep there footware and raincoat,umbrella outside home,
same in india,
but in mostly european and The american's country they keep there footware inside there home.
But now in India many more people are modern like Europeans'🙂😅
@@user-vv5ty3rl7w are u a hindu?
@@coollguyyyarzoo9095 are you from the flat earth?
Such a lovely message about looking for similarities instead of looking at differences. You should be the world's ambassador for peace and harmony. 😊 Spasibo! 🙏🕉
Russia was once called Rushivarsh. Yajnavalkya once held a World Sanskrit Conference. Many rishis were in Russia.
"Moscow" is similar/derived from "Moksha" ( meaning liberation ). "Russia" is similar/derived from "Rishi". Russia in the past has been a land of Rishis.
There is lot more info about this subject in a book. Author of the book is is P.N. Oak if I remember correctly. Thank you for your effort in making this video.
We know Russian our brother . But long period of islamic and British rule destroyed history and disturbed our historical and cultural relations. Your video is so nice . Keep uploading more . Awaiting your another video
Mother India's 🇮🇳 handshake 🤝 with Mother Russia 🇷🇺 💯 %👍
Old brahmi sanskrit is a lot different though,
Very very nice video....Bringing Russians... N ... Bhartiyas... Nearer....N.... Nearer....PRANAM....NAMASKARAM....
The Sanskrit is the Mother of Most of the Languages in the world .
Almost all the languages are similar to Sanskrit.
No it isn't brother... Feel proud in your heritage but don't belittle others while doing so. Let's be humble.
@@varonjadawn4032 he is right
@@prafful_sahu No he is not... you need to read more.
Russian Sanskrit English
Naš Nas Ours
Svoi Sva One's own
Ty Tvam Thou
Tebya Tva Thou
Brov Bhuru Brow
Dever Dever Brother in law
Govorit Gavati To speak
Grabit' Grabhati To seize, loot
Griva Griva Neck
Krov Kravya Blood
Myaso Mansa Flesh
Zhizn' Jivana Life
Nosorog Nasasringa Rhinoceros
Okhotnik Akhetika Hunter
Nebo Nabhas Sky
Veter Vata Wind
Gora Giri Mountain
Bog Bhaga God
Pochitaniye Pujan Worship
Noch Nakta Night
Ogon Agni Fire
Dver Dvara Door
Soyuz Samyoga Union
I have also done a bit of a research too
soyuz
Also Volga river > folgu= river
@Kumar Mohammad wtf
Bogdan = Baghdad
English = brother
Sanskrit = bratha
Russian = brat
Great to know similarities! Keep exploring and sharing
India stands with Russia
Love you brother
what the hell , why are you supporting war MF , people are leaving their homes due to this
I know its geopolitical and russia is not wrong politically but we common people should not encooourage war
Sanskrit - the mother of all languages and the first language on earth
Tamil is the oldest language.
@@indianamerican6362 jealous 🖕🏻 Sanskrit is the oldest and first language on earth
@@Shriya-pp1vw I am not at all jealous and Tamil isn't my language. I love Sanskrit and hate chacha for not making it India's official langiage when it became free. In fact, Sanskrit is the mother of many European countries and hence called Indo-European languages. I am not sure, if you know how much similarity there is between Sanskrit and latin languages. But, what indologists say, Tamil is the oldest.
@@indianamerican6362 they say tamil is oldest because the the proofs of Sanskrit being the oldest language have been destroyed years ago , if you already know than mughals were not aboe to conqure over the south part and hence their language proofs are preserved whereas here in northern part they destroyed all most everything , they destroyed the first university in the world “ nalanda university “ which was in taxila and it had more than 9 million books which were all burned by them , just think bhagwad geeta in its original Sanskrit language was written 5,153 years ago ( search it on google ) and tamil is estimated to be roughly around 4,500 years old and that’s when ‘ tamil sangam began ‘
ruclips.net/p/PL39i6JSGFBxZ41_XZx4r5Z9O74Zqm-yIr
love from India to Russia😍
Another very interested word is the Word Russia it self... During vedic period, the current day Russia was called as "Rishi Varsha"... Slowly this word was taken shape as "Russia". There is another surprise for you why this geography got this name too. During vedic age, there were lot of "Rishis" (rough translation in English as "Monk") lived in this part hence it was named. Also "varsha" in Sanskrit means "Place" (a rough translation in english). So, a place where many Rishis lived in this Varsha that's why it was named "Rishi Varsha". This information us nit on my own but revealed by 68th Pontif Chadra Shekendra Saraswathi Swamigal Of Kanchi Shankara Mutt near Chennai India...
the name does not come from Rishi Varsha...Rus/Roj (Ru/oshia) comes from Roj- which means light/fair .... comes from the Lur people from the Zagros Mountains, Kurdistan
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In Sanskrit, word for swim is pronounced as 'Plavita' - 'Plu' as in 'Plus', 'vi' and 'ta' as in 'tambola'
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Very nice. Kudos to you. Keep up your studies. Yes, there are many similarities between two languages. I am also surprized to know not much information is available on internet about this topic. I know both rooskii and samskrita quite well, but have not spend much time on both in recent years. Another similarity is about the numbers. If I remember, in Russian a noun has 3 numbers, like you say odna kniga (one book), for 2, 3 and 4 you use one form of plural knigi, and for 5 and more you use another form knig. Its the same in Samskrit - ekavachana (singular), dvivachana (for two only) and bahuvachana (for 2 or more). It's is similar with declension of nouns as well. The linguistic similarities are very interesting and I hope I will get to studying more of it sometime in my life :)
Even Slav Nations have linguistic similarities between them and Sanskrit. Sanskrit travelled from India to the world. Not to forget India had the worlds first and oldest of Universities. Eg. Nalanda, Takshashila
I'm not surprised by the similarity, not the Slavic languages are sisters of the Indic and Iranian languages, between the 2 most Indic, the day Russian marries Hindustani, Hindi and Urdu, Nepali together will be a powerful language, these languages and cultures there is a common and strong past, equality and similarity are never free and by chance, I think it is charming that the Slavic languages are sisters to the Indian languages, the Indo-European family is dominant and giant throughout the world, in this linguistic reunification all these cultures win.
💙💙💙💙💋💋💋💋🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂
Appreciated. Love & care from INDIA
In last few days I am listening so much Ukrainian and Russian speeches in news so I felt the same
To how many people RUclips recommend this video at this delicate time 😅
I am an Indian and I am currently learning sanskrit I will learn Russian as well and try to find more similar words. Thanks for this research
what similar words
Great, We are from one family, my dear Sister
I didn't know all this, thanks for this truly amazing information.
I totally agree. Great research by you . God bless you.
Exciting! Fantastic. Early waiting for many more such words. Great effort.
You are right but if you have known other languages you must see that each and every Asian language has been created from sanaskrit
Fire is agon in Russian and Agni in sanskrit.
Door is Dver in Russian and Dvar in Sanskrit.
In Rus, Ogni (pronounced: Agni) is the plural form of ogon (pronounced: agon')
The Latin word Ignite and the name Ignatious, also.