Word Origins

-noun

Indian Urdu word for it is baal.

Romany bal also derives from it.

-adjective

Indian Urdu baal means ‘hair’.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit word for it is ardha.

euskara (Basque) erdi derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit ardha means ‘half’

-noun

Indian Kannada haalu means ‘milk’.

Arabic halib ‘milk’ derives from it.

-adjective

Indian Urdu qalam means ‘pen’

Arabic qalamee ‘handwritten’ derives from it.

-adjective

Indian Brahui hanen means ‘sweet’.

-adjective

Indian Tamil katinam means ‘hardness’ am is just a suffix for neuter nouns.

Indian Hindi katin means ‘hard’.

-noun

Indian Tamil kapaalam means ‘skull’.

Greek kapelon ‘hat’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Tamil kapaalam means ‘skull’.

-noun

Indian Tamil sinam means ‘extreme anger’.

-noun

Indian Tamil sinam means ‘extreme anger’.

Hebrew seen’ah ‘hatred’ derives from it.

-present

Indian Hindi/Urdu hai means ‘is’.

-noun

Indian Tamil kapaalam means ‘skull’

Greek kefali ‘head’ derives from it.

German der Kopf ‘head’ also derives from it.

Indian Kannada hede

Indian Sanskrit shirah means ‘head’. ah is just a suffix for nouns.

Indian Hindi word is sar.

-adjective

Indian Sanskrit a means ‘not’.

Indian Tamil kapaalam means ‘skull’ am is just a suffix. The basic word is kapaal.

Greek kefali ‘head’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian UrduUrdu haalath means ‘condition’.

-noun

Indian Tamil poliivu means ‘many’.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit word for it is hrdayam. am is just a suffix.

English heart derives from the initial three words of Sanskrit hrd.

-noun

Indian Varunha is ‘god of the sky’.

Greek ooranos ‘heaven’ derives from it

nh is our symbol for one of the two cerebral sounds unique to Indian languages. Try to pronounce n with your tongue touching the roof of your mouth, not back of your teeth.

Indian Sanskrit word is swargah. ah is just a noun suffix.

-adjective

Indian Tamil baaram means ‘load’, ‘weight’. am is just a suffix for neuter nouns.

Indian Sanskrit bhaarah also means ‘load’, ‘weight’

Indian Hindi bharee means ‘heavy’.

-noun

Indian Urdu word for it is jahannam.

Arabic jahannam derives from it.

-noun

Indian Tamil word for it is narakam. am is just a suffix for neuter nouns.

Indian Hindi word for it is narak.

-interjection

Indian Hindi/Urdu kaise ho means ‘how [you] are?’

euskara (Basque) kaixo (pronounced as kaisho ‘hello’ derives from it.

here is

Indian Tamil idu means ‘this one’.

Greek idoo ‘here is’ derives from it.

-adjective, noun

Indian Urdu word is kaafir

-verb

Indian Urdu kaafir means ‘infidel‘, ‘non-believer‘.

Ladino kafrar ’act as a heretic’ derives from it.

Ladino is the language of Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe. Sephardic (pronounced as Sefardic) derives from Indian Hindi/Urdu safaari ’travel’.

-noun

Indian Tamil word is veeran. an is just a masculine suffix.

Indian Sanskrit word is veerah. ah is just a suffix for nouns.

Indian Hindi word is veer.

-adjective

Relating to number system based on 16

Indian Sanskrit dasha means ‘ten’

Indian Hindi simplifies it to das ‘ten’

d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this.

English hexadecemal derives from the above Indian words.

-adverb

Indian Sanskrit dasha means ‘ten’

Indian Hindi simplifies it to das ‘ten’

d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this.

English hexadecemally derives from the above Indian words.

interjection

Indian Hindi/Urdu kaise ho means ‘how [you] are?’

euskara (Basque) kaixo (pronounced as kaisho ‘hi’ derives from it.