Word Origins

-noun

Spanish mitigacion

English mitigation

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Spanish reduccion

English reduction

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Spanish supresion

English suppression

-noun

Russian abbatstvo

euskara (Basque) abatetxe

French abbaye

English abbey

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Turkish manastir                            

            manastir kilisesi

            manastara ait binalar

English monastery

-noun

Aramaic (language of Jesus Christ) ‘father’

Indian Urdu abbu ‘father’

French abbe

euskara (Basque) abata

-verb transitive

Indian Tamil surukkam ‘abbreviation’ (am is a suffix for nouns. The basic word is surukk)

Russian sokrashat ‘abbreviate’

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Spanish abreviar

English abbreviate

French abreger

-verb imperfect

Indian Tamil surukkam ‘abbreviation’(am is a suffix for nouns. The basic word is surukk)

Russian sokratit ‘abbreviate’

-noun

Indian Tamil surukkam ‘abbreviation’ (am is a suffix for nouns. The basic word is surukk)

Russian sokrashat ‘abbreviate’

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Russian abbreviatoora

Spanish abrevacion

French abreviation

English abbreviation

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euskara (Basque) kontrakzio

English contraction

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Spanish condensacion

-noun

Russian alfavit

euskara (Basque) alfabeta

                             alfabeto

Spanish alfabeto

English alphabet

-noun

Hebrew ‘servant of god’

Derives from

Indian Urdu abbu ‘father’

Indian Sanskrit daasah ‘servant’ (ah is a suffix for nouns. The basic word is daas)

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Indian abbu + Indian daas = Hebrew Abdias

-verb transitive

Spanish abdicar

French abdiquer

English abdicate

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Spanish renunciar

English renounce

-noun

Spanish abdicacion

English abdication

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Spanish renuncia

English renunciation

-noun

Spanish abdomen

French abdomen

English abdomen

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Indian Urdu batan

Hebrew beten singular

             betaneem  plural

-adjective

Spanish abdominal

English abdominal

-noun

Spanish abduccion

Confluence of waters

Eg. Beginning of Scottish cities Aberdeen, Aberystwyth

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

Spanish abberracion

-noun

Russian paooza ‘pause’

euskara (Basque) pausarte ‘pause’

English pause

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Spanish suspension

English suspension

-verb transitive

Indian Urdu nafrath karna

Turkish nefret ‘hate’, ‘hatred’

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French abhorrer

English abhor

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French detester

English detest

-noun

Indian Urdu nafrat h

Turkish nefret ‘hate’, ‘hatred’

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Spanish aborrecimiento

English abhorrence

-adjective

Spanish aborrecible

-verb intransitive

Indian Tamil iru ‘be’

-adjective

Indian Tamil iru ‘be’

euskara (Basque) irauteko ‘abiding’

-noun

euskara (Basque) abilezia

                             abilitate

                             abiltasun

English ability

French habilite

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Indian Tamil thakudi

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

Indian Urdu taaqat

Arabic takht ‘throne’

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French capacite

English capacity

-noun

Hebrew ‘father of a king’

Derives from

Indian Urdu abbu ‘father’

Indian Hindi/Urdu maalik ‘lord’, ‘master’

-verb transitive

Spanish abjurar

English abjure

-adjective

euskara (Basque) ablatibo

English ablative

-adjective

Indian Tamil sudu ‘heat’

euskara (Basque) sutsu ‘ablaze’

-predicate

Indian Sanskrit Agni ‘god of fire’

Russian okhvachenniyo ognyom ‘ablaze’

-adjective

French capable

-adverb

Spanish competentemente

-noun

Indian Urdu abbu ‘father’

Indian Urdu noor ‘light’

Hebrew Abner ‘father of light’

Indian abbu + Indian noor = Hebrew Abner