Here are nine Russian words that share similarities with their Sanskrit counterparts :
Вода (voda) – उदक (udaka):
Both mean “water.”
Дверь (dver’) – द्वार (dvara):
Both mean “door.”
Мать (mat’) – मातृ (matri):
Both mean “mother.”
Огонь (ogon’) – अग्नि (agni):
Both mean “fire.”
Град (grad) – गृह (graha):
Both relate to “city” or “home.”
Брат (brat) – भ्रातृ (bhratru):
Both mean “brother.”
Сестра (sestra) – सवित्र (savitra):
Both mean “sister.”
Сын (syn) – सूनु (sunu):
Both mean “son.”
Путь (put’) – पथ (patha):
Both mean “path” or “way.”
These 15 similar words highlight the deep-rooted connections between Russian and Sanskrit, showcasing the profound linguistic ties that stem from their shared Indo-European heritage. This exploration not only reveals commonalities in vocabulary but also underscores the historical and cultural links that have shaped these languages over millennia.
Through these examples, we gain a better understanding of how ancient languages influence modern tongues, reflecting the interconnectedness of human civilizations and their languages. This linguistic journey offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of our collective linguistic history.
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