Word Origins

-noun

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

-proper noun

Hebrew masculine name meaning ‘middle’

Indian Sanskrit madhya means ‘middle’.

-noun

Indian Tamil word mayakkam means ‘bewilderment‘. am is just a suffix for neuter nouns.

Greek mayikos ‘magic’ derives from it. os is a Greek suffix.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit magna means ‘sunk’, sunken’.

-conjunction, preposition

Indian Hindi/Urdu magar means ‘but’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) magram ‘but’ derives from it.

-conjunction, preposition

Indian Hindi/Urdu magar means ‘but’.

Georgian (Kartuli ena) magram ‘but’ derives from it.

Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR.

-noun

Indian Urdu maal means ’goods’, ‘assets’.

-noun

Indian Manu was the first mortal.

English man derives from it

German der Mann also derives from it.

Indian Hindi/Urdu aadmi means ’man‘.

Ladino adam derives from it.

Ladino is the language of Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe.

good manners-noun

Indian Urdu aadaab means ‘culture’, ‘manners’.

Arabic adab ‘good manners’ derives from it.

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

-noun

Indian Urdu qamra means ‘room’.

Greek kamara ‘room’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Hindi/Urdu word for it is baazaar.

Ladino bazar derives from it.

Ladino is the language of Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe.

-adjective

Indian Tamil amma means ‘mother’.

-noun

Indian Tamil mayakkam means ‘magic’. am is just a suffix. The basic word is mayak.

-noun

Indian Tamil mayakkam means ‘magic’. am is just a suffix. The basic word is mayak.

Greek mayikos ‘bewildermentt’ derives from it. os is a suffix too.

-noun

Indian Tamil mayakkam means ‘magic’. am is just a suffix. The basic word is mayak.

-noun

Indian Tamil mayakkam means ‘magic’. am is just a suffix. The basic word is mayak.

Greek mayikos ‘bewildermentt’ derives from it. os is a suffix too.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit yaathrah means ‘procession of holy’. ah is just a suffix for nouns.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit madhya means ‘middle’.

Indian Tamil tharrai means ‘earth’. ai is just a suffix. The basic word is tharr.

English Mediterranean (madhya + tharrai) derives from it.

-noun

Derives from Indian Sanskrit madhya 'middle' + Indian Tamil tharrai ‘earth’

Gaelic Meadhan-thireach derives from it.

English Mediterranean also derives from it.

-noun

Hebrew word meaning ‘king’

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

Hebrew melech ‘king‘ derives from it..

-noun

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

-noun

Indian Hindi/Urdu word for it is baazaar.

Hebrew bazaar derives from it.

Ladino bazar ‘marketplace’, ‘store’ also derives from it.

            baziryan ‘merchant’ also derives from it.

Ladino is the language of Sephardic (wandering) Jews in Europe.

Sephardic (pronounced as Sefardic) derives from Indian Hindi/Urdu safari ‘travel’.

-adjective

Indian Urdu mubaarak means ‘auspicious‘, ‘blessed‘.

euskara (Basque) barkabera ‘merciful’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Urdu rahm means ‘compassion‘, ’kindness’, ’mercy‘, ’pity’, ’tenderness’. .

Ladino rahmanooot ’mercifulness’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Urdu mubaarak means ‘auspicious‘, ‘blessed‘.

euskara (Basque) barka ‘mercy’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit deshah (pronounced as dayshah) means ‘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.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit ardha means ‘half’.

euskara (Basque) erdi ‘middle’ derives from it.

-noun

Indian Tamil mulai means ‘breast’. ai is just a suffix.

Russian moloka ‘milk’ derives from it.

English milk also derives from it.

-noun

Indian Hindi/Urdu path’thar  means ‘stone’.

-noun

Indian Tamil word for it is manam.

Indian Sanskrit word is manas.

Melanesian and Polynesian mana ‘mysterious spiritual power’ derives from the above Indian words.

Persian Vohu manah ‘good mind created by god Ahura Mazda’ also derives from above Indian words.

Persian Aka manah ‘evil mind created by Angra Manyu’ also derives from above Indian words.

Latin mens also derives from above Indian words.

Spanish mente also derives from above Indian words.