Word Origins
Words starting with c
| Word | Origins |
|---|---|
| commandable |
-adjective
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manugarri ‘commandable’ derives from it. |
| commandment |
-noun
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manu ‘commandment’
derives from it. |
| compassion |
-noun
Indian Urdu word for it is rahm.
Ladino rahameem
derives from it.
Ladino is the language of
Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe. Sephardic (pronounced as Sefardic)
derives from Indian Hindi/Urdu safaari ’travel’. |
| comrade |
-noun
Indian Hindi/Urdu dost
means ‘friend’.
Romany (language of European
gypsies) dosti ‘comrade’ derives from it.
d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this. |
| conclusion |
-noun
Indian Hindi/Urdu aakhir
means ‘end’, ‘final’, ‘last’.
Arabic aakir ‘conclusion’
derives from it. |
| condition |
-noun
Indian Urdu word for it is haal. |
| confederacy |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band mean
‘bond’, ‘tie’. |
| confederate |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band mean
‘bond’, ‘tie’. |
| conjuctivitis |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band mean
‘bond’, ‘tie’. |
| conjunction |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band mean
‘bond’, ‘tie’. |
| connecting link |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band mean
‘bond’, ‘tie’.
German die Bindeglied
‘connecting link’ derives from it. |
| connossieur |
-noun
Indian Tamil rasam means ‘broth’. am is
just a suffix for neuter nouns.
Indian Urdu ras means ‘juice’
Indian Sanskrit rasah means ‘flavor’
Indian Hindi raseek means ‘connoisseur’.
This example is given here to show that there is very little difference
between northern and southern languages of India. |
| conquer |
-verb
Indian Urdu baadshah means
‘emperor’.
Persian shahenshah (shah
of shahs) ‘king of kings’ derives from it.
Gaelic ceannsaich ‘conquer’
also derives from it. |
| conqueror |
-noun
Indian Urdu baadshah means
‘emperor’.
Persian shahenshah (shah
of shahs) ‘king of kings’ derives from it.
Gaelic ceannsaiche ‘conqueror’
also derives from it. |
| conquest |
-noun
Indian Urdu baadshah means
‘emperor’.
Persian shahenshah (shah
of shahs) ‘king of kings’ derives from it.
Gaelic ceannsachadh ‘conquest’
also derives from it. |
| consecration |
-noun
Indian Urdu qaanoon means
‘law’, ‘rule‘. |
| container |
-noun
Indian Tamil paath’thiram means ‘vessel’. am is
just a suffix for neuter nouns.
Indian Sanskrit word is paathram. am is
just a suffix for neiter nouns.
Indian Hindi word is paathra...
This example is given here to show that there is very little difference
between northern and southern languages of India. |
| contemptible |
-adjective
Indian Urdu suvvar means ‘pig’. |
| continent |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit deshah
(pronounced as dayshah) ‘country’
ah is just a suffix for nouns. The basic word is desh.
d is our
simple symbol for soft d sound as in this. |
| control |
-verb
Indian Urdu baadshah means
‘emperor’.
Persian shahenshah (shah
of shahs) ‘king of kings’ derives from it.
Gaelic ceannsaich ‘control’
derives from it. |
| convent |
-noun
Indian Tamil manai
means ‘house’. ai is just a neuter suffix. |
| cook |
-noun
Indian Tamil rasam means ‘broth’. am is
just a suffix for neuter nouns.
Indian Urdu ras means ‘juice’
Indian Sanskrit rasah means ‘flavor’
Indian Hindi rasoaiya means ‘cook’.
This example is given here to show that there is very little difference
between northern and southern languages of India. |
| copy |
-noun
Indian Hindi/Urdu asli
means ‘original’.
Georgian (Kartuli ena) asli
‘copy‘ derives from it. |
| corporation |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit word karpah means ‘body‘. ah is
just a suffix for nouns.
English corporation ‘a group of bodies‘ derives
from it.. |
| corps |
-noun
Group of people like the
Marine Corps etc.
Indian Sanskrit karpah
mean ‘body’. ah is just a noun suffix.
German das Korps derives
from it.
English corps also
derives from it.
Spanish cuerpo also
derives from it. |
| corps |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit word karpah means ‘body‘. ah is
just a suffix for nouns.
English corps ‘a group of bodies such as Marine
Corps‘ derives from it.. |
| corpse |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit karpah
mean ‘body’. ah is just a noun suffix.
Gaelic corp ‘corpse’
derives from it. |
| cost |
-noun
Indian Tamil kaasu means
‘coin money’.
Gaelic cosgais
‘cost’ derives from it.
German die Kosten also
derives from it.
English cost
also derives from it. |
| costly |
-adjective
Indian Tamil kaasu means
‘coin money’.
Gaelic cosgail
‘costly’ derives from it.
English costly
also derives from it.
German kostpielig
‘costly’ also derives from it.
Spanish costoso
(pronounced as kostoso) also derives from it. |
| couch |
-noun
Indian divan means
‘sofa‘..
Ladino (language of Sephardic
[wandering] Jews in
Sephardic (pronounced as Sefardic)
derives from Indian Hindi/Urdu safaari ‘travel’. |
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