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The first word in a group is the most likely origin word. Each following word is an immediate derivative. Arabic, euskara (Basque), all Indian, Russian and Spanish languages are tens of thousands year old. Hebrew is almost 6000 years old. All western languages owe their origins to these ancient languages and so are similar. Here is sufficient proof, thousands and thousands of similar sounding words.
Word Origins
Words starting with o
| Word | Origins |
|---|---|
| obedience |
-noun
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manukortasun ‘obedience’ derives from it. |
| obedient |
-adjective
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manukor ‘obedient’ derives from it. |
| obey |
to make someone obey-verb transitive
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manukortu ‘to make someone obey’ derives from it. |
| obligation |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit band means
‘tie’, ‘bond’. |
| odometer |
-noun
Indicator of ‘running time’ of a device
Indian Tamil odu (pronounced as oadu) means
‘run’.
Indian Sanskrit maatraa means ‘measure’.
Tamil odu + Sanskrit maatraa = English odometer |
| off |
-adverb, preposition
Indian Sanskrit apo means
‘away’, ‘from’, ‘off’.
Greek apo derives
from it.
Latin prefix ab also
derives from it.
English prefix ab-
also derives from it. |
| off |
-adverb, preposition
Indian Sanskrit apo means
‘away’, ‘from’, ‘off’.
Greek apo derives
from it.
Latin prefix ab also
derives from it. |
| office |
-noun
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| officer |
-noun
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| official |
-adjective
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| official |
-noun
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| officialdom |
-noun
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| officially |
-adverb
Persian word is afar.
It derives from Indian Urdu shareef ‘noble’. |
| old woman |
-noun
Indian Tamil akkai means ‘older sister’. ai is
just a suffix.
Indian Sanskrit akka means ‘mother’. |
| open place |
-noun
Indian Hindi/Urdu maidaan
means ‘field’.
d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this. |
| orchard |
-noun
Indian Tamil poo means
‘flower’.
Sanskrit sthaan means ‘place‘..
Arabic bostan ‘garden’
(Arabic has no p sound. So Tamil poo becomes Arabic
bo) derives from above Indian words. |
| order |
-noun
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi. |
| orderable |
-adjective
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manugarri ‘orderable’ derives from it. |
| ordinance |
-noun
Indian Urdu qaanoon means
‘law’, ‘rule’.
Arabic qaanoon ‘ordinance’
derives from it. |
| origin |
- noun Indian Sanskrit jaathi means ‘caste’ euskara (Basque) jatorri ‘origin‘ derives from it (r sound added to Sanskrit jaathi). |
| otaaq |
-noun
Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.
Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it. |
| otaaq |
-noun
Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.
Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.
Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR. |
| otakhi |
-noun
Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.
Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it. |
| otakhi |
-noun
Indian Urdu otaaq means ‘apartment’.
Georgian (Kartuli ena) otakhi ‘room’ derives from it.
Georgia was a state of the former Russian union USSR. |
| other |
Indian Sanskrit word for it
is ithara
English other derives
from it.
Spanish otro also
derives from it. |
| ox |
-noun
Arabic word for it is taur.
Spanish toro ‘bull’
derives from it. |
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