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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 v
| Word | Origins |
|---|---|
| vain |
-adjective
Indian Sanskrit vinaa means ‘without’
English vain derives from it. |
| valet |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’
German der Kammerdiener
‘valet’ derives from it. |
| valet |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’.
Spanish camarero
(pronounced as kamarero) ‘valet’ derives from it. |
| valet de chambre |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’.
German der Kammerbediente(r)
‘valet de chambre’ derives from it. |
| valet de chambre |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’. |
| valiant |
-adjective
Indian Tamil vali means ‘strength’.
English valiant derives from it.
Indian Tamil veeran means ‘brave man’ an is
just a masculine suffix.
Indian Sanskrit veerah means ‘brave man’ ah is
just a suffix for nouns.
Indian Tamil veer means ‘valiant’
This example is given to show that there is very little difference
between northern and southern languages of India. |
| valid |
-adjective
Indian Urdu qaanoon means
‘law’, ‘rule’.
Arabic qaanoonee ‘valid’
derives from it. |
| valuable |
-adjective
Indian Tamil vilai
means ‘value’. ai is just a suffix.
English valuable
derives from it. |
| value |
-noun
Indian Tamil vilai
means ‘value’. ai is just a suffix. |
| valued |
-adjective
Indian Tamil vilai
means ‘value’. ai is just a suffix. |
| vamp |
-noun
Indian Tamil vampi means
‘vile woman’. |
| vamp |
-noun
Indian Tamil vampi
means ‘vile woman’. |
| vampire |
-noun
Indian Tamil vampi means
‘vile woman’. |
| vampire |
-noun
Indian Tamil vampi
means ‘vile woman’. |
| vanity |
-noun
Emptiness
Indian Sanskrit vinaa means ‘without’
English vanity derives from it. |
| vassal |
-noun
Indian Manu was
the first mortal who issued commandments called Manushruthi.
euskara (Basque) manupeko ‘vassal’ derives from it. |
| vegetable [cooked] |
-noun
Indian Tamil word for it is
karri.
Arabic karri derives
from it
Gaelic karri also
derives from it. |
| vegetable [raw] |
-noun
Indian Tamil word for it is
kaay. |
| ventricle of the heart |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’. |
| ventricle valve of the heart |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’. |
| ventricular valve of the heart |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’
German die Kammerklappe
‘ventricular valve of the heart’ derives from it. |
| ventricular valve of the heart |
-noun
Indian Urdu qamra means
‘room’. |
| verse |
-noun
Indian Tamil varisu
means ‘line’. |
| verse |
poetic verse -noun
Indian Tamil varisu
means ‘line of writing’.
Ladino verso
‘poetic line’ derives from it.
Ladino is the language of
Sephardic [wandering] Jews in
English verse also
derives from it.
|
| very |
-Indian Tamil polivu
means ‘many’.
Greek poli ‘very’
derives from it. |
| vestry |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit vasthrah
means ‘clothes’.
Gaelic veastraidh ‘vestry’
derives from it. |
| vicious |
-adjective
Indian Sanskrit visham
‘poison’
am is just a suffix for neuter nouns. The basic word is vish. |
| victor |
-noun
Indian Sanskrit bahu means
‘very’
dairyah means
‘courage’
Indian Hindi bahadur (bahu
+dairyah) means ‘brave’
Turkish bahadir derives
from above Indian words.
Gaelic buadhair ‘victor’
also derives from above Indian words. |
| victor |
-noun
Indian bahadur means
‘brave man’.
d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this. |
| victorious |
-adjective
Indian Sanskrit bahu means
‘very’
dairyah
means ‘courage’
Indian Hindi bahadur (bahu
+dairyah) means ‘brave’
Turkish bahadir derives
from above Indian words.
Gaelic buadhach ‘victorious’
also derives from above Indian words.
d is our
symbol for soft d sound as in this. |
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