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Corresponding Wikipedia article: Indo-European migrations

Analysis of culture and language

The Aryans (Indo-Iranians) were spread from the northern India and Iran to the modern Greece, Italy and Spain, providing also the Semitic and Mediterranean peoples. The pagan beliefs and mythology of the ancient Hindus, Slavians, and partly Greco-Romans belong to the same culture.

The Sanskrit is the elitist Indian language, which emerged in the II millennium BC along with Aryans. The Avestan language is the closest Iranian relative of Sanskrit. The Slavonic languages belong to the Indo-European family and they are closest to Sanskrit in the sound of many words and in thegrammar.

Groups of Indo-European languages by their grammatical parameters
Roots Branches
Latin, Indian, Slavonic, Baltic Ancient Greek, Old Irish, Romanian German, Dutch French, Spanish, Italian English, North Germanic
Gender of the inanimated nouns masculine, neutral, feminine masculine, feminine
Case all the parts of speech only pronouns
Nominative Subject + + + + +
Genitive Possession + + + + +
Dative Exchange + + + + +
(objective case)
Accusative + + + +
Instrumental Labor +
Other + +
Article (Semitic admixture) declension no declension
Logic of language Interaction and creativity Property interchange Subjects act on objects and possess

The grammar of the Western European languages was developed under the strongest Semitic influence. The articles, which are missing in the Slavonic languages, exist in the Semitic languages (Hebrew: ha, Arabic: al). The prepositions instead of the grammatic cases is also a feature of the Semitic and other non-Indo-European languages.

The declension and conjugation allow to freely rearrange the words within the sentences, and this helps to create the poetry. The rational Semitic and Western European languages miss this advantage in various degrees, especially English, in which even the verb conjugation is simplified.

The Slavians and Celts are the most ancient population of the Eastern and Western Europe respectively. A list of the Irish (Celtic) words is consonant with the Slavonic, but not Germanic or Romance, words:

English Irish Typical Slavonic
a name ainm im…
to say r…c…
a paw lapa lapa
a sword claíomh "Kladenets"
to give tabhair dawa-
to take beir ar bra-
a lie bréag breh…, brec…
was bhí byl-
mother máthair mat…
father athair ote…, oce…
cabbage cabáiste kapusta
chicken cearc kur…
oven / fire oigheann og…n
coal gual …g…l, …h…l…
heat te- t…p…
top barr w…rh…
a snow sneachta sn…g, sn…h
a knee glúine kol…no
axis ais os…
cure leigheas liec…
happy sásta šast…
Consonant words of the same meaning in Indo-European languages
(Sanskrit and Russian are written in ITRANS)
East West Topic
Sanskrit Russian Latin French,
Spanish
English
na net non non, no no
kim quid que what
kva qua where
kadA kagdA quando quand, cuando when
kah kto qui qui, que who
katara katoriy quae qui, que which
aham As (yA) I
mama (me) mayA mea ma, mi my
sva svayA sua self
sama to je sAmaye –, mismo same
nas naS noster notre, nuestra our
tava (te) tvayA tua ta, tu your
yuvam vI vos vous, vosotros you
tat tat that
etat etat this
pUrva pervIy prima premier, primer first numbers
dve dvA duo deux, dos two
tri tri tres, tria trios, tres three
catur cetIre quattuor quatre, cuatro four
panca piAt five
SaS Sest sex six, seis six
sapta sem septem sept, siete seven
aSTa octo huit, ocho eight
navan novem neuf, nueve nine
daza desiAt decem dix, diez ten
-daza -nAtsAt -teen
zata sotniA centum cent, ciento hundred
dama dom domus domicile, domicilio home life
family
jIva-ti ji-t’ vivo vivre, vivir to live
hRdaya serdtse cor cœur, corazón heart
karo-ti (kR) creo сré-er, crear do (create)
lubh- lubi-t lebet to love
bhara-ti, bhR- (briemiA) to bear
mAtR mAt, mAter- mater mere, madre mother
sUnu sin son
duhitR doc, docer- daughter
bhrAtR brAt frater frère brother
svasR sestrA soror sœur sister
pitR, tAta bAtiA, pApA pater, papa pere, padre father
mraya-ti, mR- umir-At mori mour-ir, morir to die
vidhavA vdavA vidua veuve, viuda widow
snuSA snahA daughter in law
jAmAtA siAt son in law
devara dever brother of husband
zvazrU svekrov –, suegra mother of husband
zvazura sviokor –, suegro father of husband
baradA barbam barbe beard
nAsA nos nasus nez, nariz nose
rASTra rAsA race (nation)
dvAra dver door lifestyle
agni agon ignis a fire
dhUma dim a smoke
tapa teplo a heat
sida-ti, sad- sAd-itsiA sede to sit
posAdkA positio position
at-ti, ad- ye-st edo to eat
piba-ti, pA- p-it bibere boire, beber to drink
caSaka cASkA cup
svAdu slAd-kiy suavis suave sweet
madhu miod mel miel honey
gu karovA, gaviAdinA cow
carva-ti jev-at to chew
dohaya-ti, duh- do-it to get milk
mAMsa miAso meat
sarpa serpens serpent serpent
mUSaka miS mus mouse
cora vor fur thief
yava yacmen barley
drem-At dormito dorm-ir to dream
svapi-ti sp-At to sleep
bodha-ti, budh- bud-it to wake
hada-ti gad-it to shit
rAbot-At labor travaill-er, trabajar to work labor
tanu, tanuka tonk-iy tenuis thin
tano-ti tiAn-ut extend
S-it suo sew
tk-At texo weave
spleteniye plexus plexus
-viAsA- fascis fasten
viAskiy viscosa visqueux, viscoso viscous
kley gluten colle, cola glue
kAmen, сement caementa ciment, cemento stone, cement
stro-it construo construct
strogiy strictus strict, estricto strict
yA-ti id-ti ito go motion
gati gat movement
patha put path
darogA, (tor-it) tractus tract road
dAra dirA (tor) torus torus hole, torus
soitiye coitus coition
prIti priyAtno pleasure
hod-it cedo to walk
ishod exitus exit
nagna nAgoy nudus nu nude sex
lih- lis-At liguro léch-er, lamer to lick
cUSa-ti sos-At sugo suc-er, chupar to suck
lAlaya-ti, lal- lAsk-At to fondle
yabha-ti yeb-At to fuck
madhye mejdu between measure
madhya medius moyen, medio middle
madhyama moderato modéré, moderado moderate
mana-ti, mnA- mn-it memini mean
mAna merA metrum mesure, medida measure
menSe minus moins, menos less
bolSe plus plus more
pUrNa polniy plenus plein, pleno full
mIra more mari mer, mar sea nature
phena pena foam
sUrya solntse sol soleil, sol sun
dru derevo tree
karA cortex сroûte, corteza crust
bhUrja beriosa betula bouleau birch
tRNa trAvA grass
mAsa mesiAts mensis mois, mes month
vasanta vesnA spring
himA simA hiems hiver winter
giri garA mountain
vAta veter ventus vent, viento wind
nabha nebo nubis sky
golub colombo colombe dove
tama tmA, ten tenebra tenebres darkness
niz noc nocte nuit, noche night
dina den dies –, dia day
pAda piAtA pede pied, pie foot body parts
ustA ostium mouth
locana oko oculus œil, ojo eye
uho aurem oreille, oido ear
danta dentis dents, diente dent
jAnu genu genou knee
nakha nogot nail
bhI- bo-iAtsiA to fear other
vak-ti, vac- bac-it, viAk-At vox voix, voz say
vet-ti, vid- ved-At to know
jAnA-ti sn-At to know
jAyA jenA wife
pRccha-ti, prach- pras-it precor prier to ask
dadA-ti, dA- dA-vAt do don-ner, dar to give
dAna dAr donum don gift
nuda-ti nAdAv-it to push
kAsa-te, kAs- kASl-iAt to cough
smaya-te, smi- smey-AtsiA to smile
kroza-ti, kruz- kric-At cri, gritar cry
zveta svetl-iy bright
laDaha lAdn-iy beautiful
durita durn-oy bad,evil
laghu liogk-iy levis leger, ligero light
mizrI s-meS-anniy mixta mixte, mixto mixed
zuSya-ti suS-it sicco sech-er, secar to dry
nava nov-iy novus nouveau, nuevo new
nAman nomen nom, nombre name
yuvan, yuvatI yun-iy juvenis jeunes, joven young
nIca nisk-iy low
pata-ti pAd-At fall
os axis axe, eje axis
Asana asAnkA posture
loka po-loj-eniye locus, locum lieu
plava-te, plu- plAv-At swim
varta-te, vRt- vert-et verto vir-er to turn
grah- grab-it harpago gripper, agarrar grab
cuTa-ti siec seco cut
ruja-ti ruS-it destroy
rAji riAd ordo rangée row
kraNa rAnA wound
sthA- sto-yAt stare to stand
trasa-ti triAst-is, trus-it tremens trembl-er to tremble
anya inoy other
dIrgha dolg-iy longus long, largo long
maha maguciy magnus magnifique mighty
ogromniy, gromadniy grandis grand, gran great
mal-iy (Eng: small) malus mauvais, malo bad
vipAr-it vaporo vaporiz-er, vaporizar evaporate
na-vest-it visito visit-er, visitar to visit
abit-At habito habit-er, habitar inhabit
skreb-sti (Eng: to scrape) scribo écrire, escribir to write
сitA-t, tsitir-avAt citant citer, citar read, cite
verno vere vrai true
vr-At (Eng: to lie) virtualis virtuel, virtual virtual
krivo curvo courbé, curvo curve
vet-hiy vetus vieux, viejo old
muSs-koy mas masculin, macho male
vid-et video voir, ver to see
sAvid-avAt invideo envier, envidiar envy
(is-vol-it) volo voul-oir to will
rv-At rupturae rupture, ruptura to tear
сap-At capio сaptur-er, captar capture
prosto prisce simply
sAlit-iy solidus solide, sólido solid
(vlajn-iy) fluxus fluide, fluido fluid
kalion-iy calido chaud, caliente hot
(vnutr) penetro еntr-er, entrar to еnter
se kaleb-At oscillare oscill-er, oscilar oscillate
socet-At socio to combine
sud-it suadeo to judge
sApir-At cooperio couvrir, cubre to lock
sakrit-iy (Eng: hidden) sacram sacré, sacro sacred
s telom (Eng: with body) satelles satellite satellite
kovir-At caverno to make hollow
kol, kalonnA columna column
vtor-it (Eng: to repeat) itero iterate
pra- prA-, pred- pre-, pro- pre-, pro- pre-, pro- prefixes
prati- protivo- counter-
pUrva- pervo- first
vi- vi-, (rAs-)
nis- nis-, is-, (vi-) еx- еx- еx-
antara- nutro (Eng: internals) inter- inter- inter-
para- pArA- para- para- para-
sverh- super- super- super-
sо- co-, con-, com- co-, con-, com- co-, con-, com-
biloye (Eng: bygone) paleo- paleo- paleo-
Words, which are consonant with theirs Germanic (German, Swedish, English) translations, are highlighted in bold.

The Old Russian language was closer to Sanskrit than the modern one. The final letter «Ѣ» was pronounced as a vowel, which forms a typical Indian ending. Later, the letter «Ѣ» was ceased to say, and then it was ceased to write, replacing here and there by the «Ь» (soft sign). The modern Russian words are more similar to the Western European brief words.

The Church Slavonic language had acquired the verbal endings “-hu”, “-sha”, “-she” under the Hebrew influence. The Polish language under the Yiddish influence, became the most hissing one among all the Slavonic languages.

Additional table of the consonant words for the Persian and the Greek (non-English words are written in ITRANS):
Russian Sanskrit Persian Greek English
net na nA no
Sto ce ti what
ti tvam tu you
dA-t dadA-ti dad-an dino to give
dAr dAna doro gift
nAman nAm onomA name
eka ek enA one
dvA dve do dio two
tri tri treis three
cetire catur cAhAr tesserA four
piAt panca piAnj pente five
Sest SaS SeS six
sem sapta eptA seven
aSTa hASt okto eight
navan noh enneA nine
desiAt daza dAh dekA ten
sto zata sad hundred
karo-ti (kR-) kArd-An do (create)
hRdaya kArdiA heart
mAt, mAteR- mAtR mAdAr miterA mother
bAtiA, pApA pitR, tAta bAdAr, bAbA pAterAs father
brAt bhrAtR bArAdAr brother
umir-At mraya-ti, mR- mord-An to die
dver dvAra dAr door
p-it piba-ti, pA- poto to drink
miod madhu meli honey
karovA, gaviAdinA gu gAv cow
miS mUSaka muS mouse
derevo dru derAht dentro tree
mesiAts mAsa mAh minAs month
veter vAta bAd wind
simA himA simiston heymon winter
noc niz nihtA night
piAtA pAda pA podi foot
danta dAndun donti dent
nov-iy nava neA new
yun-iy yuvan, yuvatI jAven young
sto-yAt sthA- stAsi to stand
is-vol-it, hat-et hAstAn felo want. will
gavar-it goft-An to speak
br-At bord-An pairno to take
merA mAna metrA measure
menSe meyon less
bolSe biStar pleon more
poln-iy pUrNa por plirous full
verno beros true
krivo kirto curve

Theory of the origin of numerals

See also "Pyramids".

Number Sanskrit Russian Persian Greek Latin German,
English
Origin Non-Indo-European cognates
2 dve dvA do diо duo zwei, two Two sides of a door.
dvAra dver dAr Tür, door
3 tri tri treis tres, tria drei, three Tee, fork.
dru derevo derAht dentro –, tree
4 catur cetire cAhAr tesserA quattuor vier, four Four walls or corners of a temple.
kIrti certog cortag Kirche, church
5 panca piAt piAnj pente fünf, five Five fingers of a foot.
pAda piAtA pA podi pede Fuß, foot
6 SaS Sest SeS sex sechs, six The 6th God of Egypt. Semitic and Bantu languages.
Set Shaitan Satan Seth
7 sapta sem eptA septem sieben, seven Colors of the rainbow.
(Horus is the 7th God of Egypt)
suvar svet Licht, light
8 aSTa hASt okto octo acht, eight 2 x 4
9 navan noh novem neun, nine Newborn in 9 months.
nava noviy nea novus neu, new
10 daza desiAt dAh deka decem zehn, ten "to 100".
100 zata sto sAd ekato centum AnCieNT human age.

Roots of proto-language

Symbol Root Modern english words Number God
B r a i n
Wisdom (Vedi) V – D/T wisdom, to wit, video, word
Vision V – S vision, visit
Belief V – R verity, verify, aware
Will V – L will, wield
Voice V – K voice, vocal
H e a r t
Good (Dobro) D donate, dwelling, daughter
Motion D – R drive, tract, trans-…, a tear, torus, door, tree
drink, drug, trance
2, 3
Rotation H/V/K/S – R – D/T whirl, rotate, pervert, convert
cord, notochord, vertical, vortex,
heart, create, accord, chord, choir, chorus, harmony
4 Horus
Axis O/A – S axis, axle, asana
Fire O/A – G/K light, oculus (“fire in eyes”, “windows of soul”)
Cycle K – L cycle, circle, oscillate, clock
Genu K/G – N knee, genu, genitals, know, gene-…,
Love, life (Liudi) L – B/P love, live
Harmony L – D lovely
Mother M – T mother, matter, matrix Maat
Month M – S month
Measure M – R measure
Middle M – D middle, moderate, mediocre, medium, mediator
Mind (Mislete) M – N mind, mean, mini-…
Might M – H/G might, magnify, magic, mechanics, machine, make
Extreme P(B) – R/L full, over, plus, pole, polar
Drink P(B) – B/V to bib, beer
Path (Pokoy) P(B) – D/T pater (father), path, foot 5 Ptah
B o d y
Race (Rtsi) R row, race, Rus' Ra
Equality S – M same
Son S – N son Shu
Set S – D/T set, -stat-, -stab-, still, stand, sit, -strict-, -struct-, strong, to seed 6, 10, 100 Seth (Satan)
Light, world (Slovo) S – V/B/P siblings, splendid 7 Isis ?
Sun S – L/R solar, solstice
Sleep S – L/V – P sleep
Sweet S – L/V – D/T sweet
Childhood S – S soother, tit
Youth Y – V/N young
Food (Yest) E/A – S/T eat
Caress L lie down, lick
Location L – K/G -loca-…
Trend (Tverdo) T – N trend, tend-, extend, thin
Tremble T – R tremble, tremor
Brother B – R born (to bear), brother, beard
Nose (Nash) N – S nose
New N – V new, novation 9
Name N – М name
Other ? – N enemy

The symbols marked bold are the names of letters of the first known Slavonic alphabet: Glagolitic.

Apparently, some symbols were altered during the Slavonic religion development:

Archaic
(path of brotherhood and love
for the world of Rus’)
Paganism
(people is conquered by idols
and tells the words)
Christianity
(people is conquered by letters
and tells the words)
Modern time
(people is conquered
by letters and digits)
? As I am (Az) А
Brother Gods (Bogi) Letters (Buki) Б
Love, life People (Liudi) People (Liudi) Л
Path Peace (Pokoy) Peace (Pokoy) П
Race Tell (Rtsi) Tell (Rtsi) Р
Light, World Word (Slovo) Word (Slovo) С

The numerals "six" and "seven" relate to the nostratic language and, therefore, they define the sides of a conflict, which lasts almost the entire mankind history:

Number 6 7
Principle masculine feminine
Essence strength, strictness, structure family
Gods of Egypt Seth Isis ?

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