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Family ties[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: BRAT, BRATR\.
    • Lat: FRATER = brother. Transition B-F. Probably, this is where the name of the famous "ancient" hero comes from. BRUT, i.e BRAT. As well as Latin PRO-PATRUUS = grandfather's brother; could occur from PRE+BRAT.
    • Ger: BRUDER = brotherbrother; VETTER = cousin. VTR=BTR=BRT=BRAT.
    • Eng: BROTHER = brother.
    • Fre: FRE`RE = brother. Here we see the transition of F to B or P.
    • Tur: BIRADER = brother.
    • Swe: BROR = brother.
    • Spa: FRATERNAL = brotherly.
    • Ita: FRATELLO = brother, brotherly.
    • Sco: BRITHER = brother.
    • Iri: BRATHAIR = brother monk.
    • Hun: BARAT = friend buddy monk.
  • Rus: BRATAN, Brotherhood.
    • Lat: FRATERNE = brotherly, FRATERNUS = fraternal brother, FRATERNITAS = Brotherhood. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: FRATERNAL = brotherly.
  • Rus: VDOVA, VDOVSTVO.
    • Lat: VIDUA = widow, VIDUUS = widowed, widowed, VIDUVIUM = widowhood, single, VIDUALIS = widow's, VIDUATUS, VIDUITAS = widowhood. Transition V-U.
    • Ger: WITWE = widow.
    • Eng: WIDOW = widow. And DOWAGER = widow.
    • Fre: VEUF, VEUVE = widow.
    • Ita: VEDOVA = widow.
  • Rus: DED.
    • Eng: DAD = dad daddy.
    • Tur: DEDE = grandfather.
    • Sco: DEYD = grandfather.
  • Rus: DOCH', DO'CHERI.
    • Ger: TOCHTER = daughter. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: DAUGHTER = daughter.
    • Swe: DOTTER = daughter.
    • Sco: DOCHTER = daughter.
  • Rus: ZHENA, ZHENSHCHINA.
    • Lat: GENUS, GENU = origin, GENERO = spawn, GENESIS = birth.
    • Eng: GENUS = (biol.) genus.
    • Hun: ASSONY = wife, woman. Transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Gre: genojj (GENOS, those. GENOS) = gender, origin, gender; gennww (GENNW, those. GENNO) = beget; gennww (GENNW, those. GINAIKA) = wife, woman; gennhmaa (GENNHMA, those. GENNIMA) = baby cub; geniaa (GENIA, those. GENIA) = progeny, generation; genessh (GENESH, those. GENESI) = birth. From here there was a big bush of words.. for example, gunaikologojj (GUNAIKOLOGIS, those. GINAIKOLOGIS) = gynecologist derived from ZHENA+ULOZHU, those. scroll (code) knowledge of women's diseases. And so on.
  • Rus: KUM.
    • Fre: COMPE`RE = godfather; consists of two wordsconsists of two words: KUM+PE`RE = father.
  • Rus: KUMA.
    • Eng: CUMMER = friend.
    • Sco: CUMMER, KIMMER = godmother.
    • Fin: KUMMI [TÄTI] = godmother. The second option is the word TATI here obviously comes from the word TYOTYA.
    • Tur: KUMA = wives of one husband in relation to each other.
  • Rus: MAMA.
    • Lat: MAMMA = mom, breast, udder, nipple. As well as Latin MAMMALIA = mammals, MAMILLA = nipple; could occur from expression MAMA+L'YU (milkmilk), MAMA+LAKAYU.
    • Ger: MAMA = Mama, MUHML = aunt, AMME = nurse. By the way, children speak Russian AM-AM, so that they eat. This could also be German. AMME = nurse.
    • Eng: MUMMY, MAMMA = Mama, MAMMA = milf, female breast. ammilf, female breast. am) MUM = Mom is an American version.
    • Fre: MAMAN = Mama.
    • Swe: MAMMA = Mama.
    • Spa: MAMA+ = Mama.
    • Ita: MAMMA = Mama.
    • Sco: MAM(MIE) = Mama.
    • Spa: AMA = mistress of the house, family.
    • Gre: mamma (MAMA, those. MAMA) = Mama, manaa (MANA, those. MANA) = mother. It can be seen that M and H went into each other.
  • Rus: MATERINSKIY.
    • Lat: MATERNUS = maternal, MATRONA = matron.
    • Eng: MATERNAL = maternal.
  • Rus: MAT', MATER'.
    • Lat: MATER = mother, mother, womb, MATERIA = beginning matter, MATURUS = pregnant, MATER = Mother of God.
    • Ger: MUTTER, MUTTI = mother.
    • Eng: MOTHER = mother.
    • Fre: ME`RE = mother.
    • Swe: MOR = mother.
    • Spa: +
    • Ita: MADRE = mother.
    • Tur: MADERI = maternal.
    • Gre: mhterra (MHTERA, those. MITERA) = Mama; mhtruiaa (MHTRUIA, those. MITRIIA) = stepmother.
  • Rus: MATER' (MAT') + TETYA.
    • Lat: MATERTERA = mother’s aunt. Interesting transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
  • Rus: MUZH, MUZHSKOY. One sense bush with the word MOSHCH', MOGU.
    • Lat: MAS = male, male, male, courageous, mighty, MASCULUS = male. Transition F, W - C.
    • Fin: MIES = husband. Transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Spa: MACHO = male.
  • Rus: SVEKOR, SVEKROV'.
    • Lat: SOCER = father-in-law, SOCURUS = mother in law. Transition V-U.
    • Ita: SUOCERO = father-in-law, SUOCERA = mother in law.
    • Spa: SUEGRO = father-in-law, SUEGRA = mother in law.
  • Rus: SESTRA.
    • Lat: SOROR = sister.
    • Ger: SCHWESTER = sister.
    • Eng: SISTER = sister.
    • Fre: SOEUR = sister.
    • Ita: SORELLA = sister.
    • Swe: SYSTER = sister.
    • Fin: SISAR = sister.
  • Rus: SYN.
    • Ger: SOHN = a son.
    • Eng: SON = a son.
    • Swe: SON = a son.
    • Sco: SIN = a son.
  • Rus: TYOTYA.
    • Lat: AMITA = aunt. Occurred either from the word MAT', either from the word TYOTYA during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: TANTE = aunt.
    • Eng: AUNT, AUNTY = aunt.
    • Fin: TATI = aunt.
    • Gre: qeiia (QEIA, those. TEIA) = aunt.
  • Rus: TYATYA, BATYA, OTETS, PAPA. From here; apparently "han BATYY". Cossack chieftainCossack chieftain – BAT'KA.
    • Lat: PATER = father, PATRUUS = uncle (according to fatheraccording to father), ABBAS, ABBATIUS = abbot.
    • Ger: VATER, VATI, PATI = father.
    • Eng: FATHER or TATHER = father. Recall that F often turns into T(phi). Even these letters are written quite similar. And PATERNAL = paternal.
    • Fre: PE`RE = father.
    • Swe: FAR = father.
    • Spa: +
    • Ita: PADRE, PAPA = father.
    • Sco: FAITHER, FADER = father.
    • Hun: BATYA = Older brother.
    • Gre: papajj (PAPAS, those. PAPAS) = a priest. No wonder they say «Holy father». And pappouuj (PAPPOUS, those. PAPPOIS) = grandfather.
    • Gre: paterajj (PATERAS, those. PATERAS) = father, father. Further, from BATYA+ROD words occur: patridaa (PATRIDA, those. PATRIDA) = fatherland, patriwthhs (PATRIWTHS, those. PATRIOTIS) = patriot, countryman. And so on.

Numerals[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: PERST, i.e. one finger. As well as the old word PERSHIY, i.e PERVYY.
    • Lat: PRIUS = front (transition SH-S - AuthAuth.), PRIMAE = first place, PRIMO = first, PRIMATUS = first place, PRIMITUS = first, PRIMORIS = first, earliest, most important, PRIMARIUS = primary, PRIMULUS = the first, PRIMUM = first, first. Transition SH-M, turned the letter: m – sh.
    • Ger: DER ERSTE = the first.
    • Eng: FIRST = the first. Transition P-F. And PREMIERE = premiere; in english and french.
    • Swe: FÖRSTA = the first.
    • Ita: PRIMA = the first.
    • Gre: primaa (PRIMA, those. PRIMA) = prima ballerina; premierra (PREMIERA, those. PREMIERA) = premiere. Turned upside down m---sh.
  • Rus: ODIN, EDIN. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: IDENTICHNYY, MONOLOG.
    • Lat: IDEM, EADEM = one. Transition N-M.
    • Lat: IDENTITAS = identity, IDENTICUS = identical.
    • Eng: IDENTITY = identity.
    • Fre: IDENTITE = identity.
    • Spa: IDENTICO = identical.
    • Gre: mhdenn (MHDEN, those. MIDEN) = unit (mark at school). And monadaa (MONADA, those. MONADA) = unit, monooj (MONOS, those. MONOS) = the only one. Transition m(te or de) ===> m=M. From here there was a big bush of words.: monarchy, etc.. And monologiij (MONOLOGOS, those.MONOLOGOS) = monologue frommonologue from: ODIN+SLOG (SLAGAYU), one+I lay down one+set out; monomaciaa (MONOMACIA, those. MONOMAKHIA) = martial art frommartial art from: ODIN+MOSHCH' (MAKHAYU); monopatti (MONOPATI, those. MONOPATI) = trail fromtrail from: ODIN+PUT'; monoroufii (MONOROUFI, those. MONOROIFI) = in one gulp, in one gulp, fromin one gulp, in one gulp, from: ODIN+ROT (transition T-F).
    • Ger: MONOLOG = monologue.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: MONOLOGUE = monologue.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MONOLOGO = monologue.
  • Rus: DVA, DVE, DVOE.
    • Lat: DUO = two together, DUAE = couple, DUALIS = dual. Transition V-U.
    • Ger: ZWO, ZWEI, ZWEEN = two.
    • Eng: TWO = two.
    • Fre: DEUX = two. In old texts U often written asoften written as V.
    • Ita: DUE = two.
    • Spa: DOS = two.
    • Swe: TVA = two.
    • Sco: TWA, TWAE = two. Transition D-T.
    • Gre: duoo (DUO, those. DIO) = two.
  • Rus: OBA, OBE; OBA=DVA, colloquial form.
    • Lat: BI = double, double (in phrasesin phrases), AMBO = both.
    • Ger: BEIDE = both.
    • Eng: BOTH = both.
    • Sco: BAITH = both.
    • Spa: AMBOS = both.
  • Rus: TRI, TROE.
    • Lat: TRES, TRIA = three, three, threesome, TER = thrice.
    • Ger: DREI = three.
    • Eng: THREE = three.
    • Fre: TROIS = three.
    • Ita: +
    • Swe: TRE = three.
    • Spa: TRES = three three.
    • Sco: TREE = three.
    • Iri: TRI = three.
    • Gre: treijj (TREIS, those. TREIS), triia (TRIA, those. TRIA) = three.
  • Rus: TRETIY, TRET'.
    • Lat: TERTIA = third, TERTIO = for the third time, thirdly, thrice, TRITE = the third string in a musical instrument, TERTIUS = third, TERTIATIO = thrice, TERTIARIUS = one third. As well as Latin words TRINITAS = Trinity, TRINUS = triple.
    • Ger: DRITTE = third.
    • Eng: THIRD = third.
    • Gre: tritoo (TRITO, those. TRITO) = third; tritooj (TRITOS, those. TRITOS) = third; Tetarthh (TETARTH, those. TETARTI) = Wednesday (third day of the weekthird day of the week).
  • Rus: TROYKA, TROYNOY.
    • Lat: TRINI = three, triple, TRINUS = triple triple, TERNI = three, three, TERNIO = number three, three, TERNUS = triple, TERNARIUS = triple, TERTIANUS = returning on the third day, TERJUGUS = triple.
    • Eng: TRINE, TERNARY = triple.
  • Rus: CHETYRE.
    • Lat: QUATER = four times, four times, QUADRA = quadrilateral, QUATTUOR = four. Transition H ===> Q and T-D.
    • Fre: QUATRE = four.
    • Iri: CEATHAIR = four.
    • Gre: tesseraa (TESSERA, those. TESSERA) = four. Transition CH-S and permutation.
  • Rus: PYAT'. Probably one semesh with words PYATA, PYATKA, PYAD' - wrist. On the arm and leg - on PYAT' fingers.
    • Lat: PENTA- as the initial part of such Latin words considered to be borrowings from Greek, such as, PENTAGONON = PYATIUGOL'NIK, PENTADOROS = stretch in 5 palm trees, PENTAMETER = PYATISTOPNYY verse and things like that.
    • Ger: FÜNF = five. Transition P-F and T-F.
    • Eng: FIVE = five. Transition P-F.
    • Gre: pentee (PENTE, those. PENTE) = five. And piqamhh (PIQAMH, those. PITAMI) = span.
  • Rus: SHEST'.
    • Lat: SEX = six, SEXIS = number six six, SEXTO = six times six, SEXTUS = sixth. Transition SH-S.
    • Ger: SECHS = six.
    • Eng: SIX = six; in english and french. Here we see the famous transition SH-S.
    • Swe: SEX = six.
    • Spa: SEIS = six.
    • Iri: SEACHT = seven. Permutation of the names of numbers 6 andand 7 ?
  • Rus: SEM' or SEDM'.
    • Lat: SEPTEM = seven, seven, SEPTIMUS = seventh. Latin transition d-b-p due to the proximity of writing (differ only in orientation). Probably latin SEPTEM = seven comes from the word SPAT', since on the seventh day of the week, on Saturday, they did not work, rested, "slept". If we assume that the first day of the week is Sunday. In fact, in the commentary to the word SUBBOTA = SEPTIMA Latin-Russian dictionary says: "Saturday, the seventh day of the week and rest day (the jews)" [237], withwith.890.
    • Ger: SIEBEN = seven.
    • Eng: SEVEN = seven.
    • Fre: SEPT = seven, SEPTIE`ME = seventh.
  • Rus: DESYAT'.
    • Lat: DECEM = ten, DECIMUS = tenth, DECUMA = the tenth hour, DECAS, DECADIS = decade, DECIMATES = tithe. TransitionTransition: T-D, Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: DIGITUS = finger. Transition: Russian C ===> G Latin. On arms and on legs DESYAT' fingers.
    • Eng: DIGIT = animal finger, (rarely joke.) human finger, (mat.) digit, single digit (comes from counting on the fingers). And also see. Russian TYKAT', transition T-D and K-G. Finger really pokeFinger really poke;
    • Spa: DIEZ = ten.
    • Por: DEZ = ten.
    • Gre: dekadda (DEKADA, decade) = ten, dekatooj (DEKATOS, those. DEKATOS) = tenth. Transition S-TS-K, Caesar Caesar.
  • Rus: DYUZHINA.
    • Ger: DUTZEND = dozen.
    • Eng: DOZEN = dozen.
    • Tur: DUZINE = dozen.
    • Por: DUZIA = dozen.
    • Spa: DOCENA = dozen.
    • Sco: DIZZEN = dozen.
    • Fin: TUSINA = dozen. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: TRINADTSAT', TRINADTSATYY. I.e TRI+DESYAT'.
    • Lat: TREDECIM = thirteen, TERTIUS-DECIMUS = thirteenth. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: STO.
    • Gre: ekatoo (EKATO, those. EKATO) = hundred. Transition S-TS-K (Caesar CaesarCaesar Caesar).
  • Rus: TRISTA, TRI SOTNI.
    • Lat: TRECENTI = three hundred. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: TYSYACHA.
    • Ger: TAUSEND = thousand.
    • Eng: THOUSAND = thousand.
    • Swe: TUSEN = thousand.

Pronouns and particles[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: AZ, that is the old form of the word I.
    • Lat: EGO = I. Transition Z-G, since the Russian "z" handwritten with an eyelet below is written very much like "g" Latin, see table.1. From here – word EGOIST.
    • Eng: EGO = subject, ego, thinking person, my self, self, self, self.
    • Eng: I AM = I am. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
  • Rus: AS'? - in the sense of "what?", the now rarely used form of the question.
    • Ger: WAS = what.
  • Rus: AU! - in terms of GDE TY?
    • Fre: O`U = Where.
  • Rus: AKH!
    • Lat: EHEU = Oh! AlasAlas!
  • Rus: VY, VASH.
    • Lat: VOS = you.
    • Eng: YOU = you. Transition V-U, or transition V-Y due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: EMU.
    • Ger: IHM = his. Here in german H not pronounced.
  • Rus: EY, meaning "yes"; Church Slavonic. And also see the Russian expression "she-she", "she-god," in the affirmative sense.
    • Ger: JA = Yes.
    • Eng: YES = Yes.
    • Swe: JA = Yes.
    • Sco: AY = Yes.
  • Rus: EST', in terms of existence. As well as the word SUT', essence. See also the word SOSTOYANIE, EST'+STAN.
    • Lat: EST = there is (word form SUM). Latin SUM could occur from slavic SUT', when going Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) - m Latin. As well as Latin ESSE = existence exist.
    • Ger: IST = there is, in the sense of existence.
    • Eng: IS = there is, in the sense of existence. And EXIST = exist.
    • Fre: ES, EST = bebe; EXISTE = there is (bebe).
  • Rus: EST'! in terms of DA, consent to execute an order from the military. When roll call in the ranks also respond: I! I.e «I am», present.
    • Ger: YA = yes, consent.
    • Eng: YES = yes, consent.
    • Fre: OUI = Yes.
  • Rus: EST' MOST, that is, there is an isthmus.
    • Lat: ISTHMUS = isthmus.
    • Eng: ISTHMUS = isthmus.
    • Fre: ISTHME = isthmus.
    • Gre: isqmooj (ISQMOS, those. ISTMOS) = isthmus.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ISTMO = isthmus.
  • Rus: IZ.
    • Ger: AUS = of. Prefix meaning outward movement.
    • Gre: eek (EK, those. EK) = of, with; eex (EX, those. EKSI) = of, with. Transition S-TS-K (type caesar caesar). And exxw (EXW, those. EKSO) = outside, outside, outside.
  • Rus: ITAK.
    • Lat: ITA = so in this way, ITAQUE, ITA-QUE = so, and so, and so, therefore,.
    • Eng: IT = this.
  • Rus: KAK.
    • Lat: QUI = as.
  • Rus: KTO.
    • Lat: QOUD = Who. Transition T-D.
    • Fre: QUI = Who.
  • Rus: KUDA.
    • Lat: QUA = where.
  • Rus: MNE, MENYA.
    • Ger: MICH, MIR = to me.
    • Eng: ME = to me.
    • Fre: ME, MOI = to me.
  • Rus: MOY, MOYA.
    • Lat: MEI, MEUS, MI, MEA = my own, MIS = me.
    • Lat: AMO = love, respect, read, AMOR = love. Transition: Russian me ===> R is a Latin word MOYA could turn into AMOR.
    • Ger: MEIN = my.
    • Eng: MY = my.
    • Fre: MIEN = my, AMI = friend.
    • Swe: MIN = my.
    • Por: MEU = my.
    • Spa: MIO = my.
    • Sco: MA, MI = my.
  • Rus: MY, as a pronoun.
    • Eng: WE = we. Recall that in old texts the letter M was sometimes written upside down, that is, turned into Latin W. therefore W and M could go into each other.
    • Gre: mass (MAS, those. MAS), emeijj (EMEIS, those. EMEIS) = we.
    • Ger: WIR = we. Same transition M-W.
    • Fre: NOUS = we. Transition M-N.
    • Ita: NOI = we. Transition M-N.
    • Spa: NOS = we. Same transition.
  • Rus: NA.
    • Lat: IN = on.
    • Eng: ON = on.
    • Gre: nna (NA, those. NA) = on here.
  • Rus: NASH, NASHI, that is, your. From here, it turns out, have arisenFrom here, it turns out, have arisen: NATSIYA, NATSIONAL'NOST' (i.e NASHI LYUDI), ETNOS, i.ei.e: ETO – NASHI.
    • Lat: NOSTER = our, your, directed on us or against us. Transition SH-S. FromFrom: NASH+TORYU.
    • Lat: NATIO = birth, descent, tribe, nationality, people, estate, NATUS = born, inborn, NATUS = son, birth. Transition SH-T, since the inverted W is turning into Russian m(te). When you read the word back NATIO turned into ETNOS.
    • Eng: NATION = nation, nation. Read "Nation". Occurred from the word NASHI, that is, "their", tribesmen, relatives. English NATIONALITY = nationality, citizenship, citizenship (reads like neitali"); came fromcame from: NASHI LYUDI. Fits well with the concept of "nationality".
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: NATION = nation.
    • Ger: ETHNIE = ethnos.
    • Ita: NAZIONE = nation.
    • Spa: NACION = nation.
    • Gre: eqnojj (EQNOS, those. ETNOS) = nation, people; eqnikojj (EQNIKOS, those. ETNIKOS) = National. Reverse word reading NASH during the transition SH-T, see above. Or fromOr from: ETO – NASHI. From here came a large bush of Greek words beginning with eqn o. for example, eqnomarturajj (EQNOMARTURAS, those. ETNOMARTIRAS) = national hero who died for his homeland; derived fromderived from: NASH+UMERET'; eqnoshmmo (EQNOSHMO, those. ETNOSIMO) = National emblem; derived fromderived from: NASHE ZNAMYA; eqnothtta (EQNOTHTA, those. ETNOTITA) = nationality, fromnationality, from: NASHI TUT, in the sense here around us; eqnikopoiiw (EQNIKOPOIW, those. ETNOKOPOIO) = nationalize fromnationalize from: NASH+TSAPAYU, during the transition TS-K; eqnografiia (EQNOGRAFIA, those. ETNOGRAFIA) = ethnography fromethnography from: NASHI+KROPAYU (writing, «scratching»), in terms of, «describing a nation»; eqimoo (EQIMO, those. ETIMO) = custom fromcustom from: NASH+IMEYU or NASH+UMEYU; eqnegersiia (EQNEGERSIA, those. ETNOGERSIA) = national liberation movement fromnational liberation movement from: NASHI GEROI (NASHE GEROYSTVO). And xenooj (XENOS, those. KSENOS) = guest, foreigner, fromguest, foreigner, from: IZ+NASH, i.e «not ours», «outside». And so on.
  • Rus: NE, NET, NI.
    • Lat: NE, NI, NON = not. From the word NET Latin also happened ANTI, i.e. denial.
    • Lat: NEGO = deny. Transition T-G due to the closeness of writing, and also because Russian g (de) spelled the same way g latin.
    • Ger: NICHT = not, NEIN = not.
    • Eng: NO, NOT = not no.
    • Fre: NE = not, NUL = no one, NON = not, NIE = never.
    • Swe: NEJ = not.
    • Spa: NO = not.
    • Por: NAO = not.
    • Gre: mhdenn (MHDEN, those. MIDEN) = nothing, zero, mhhn (MHN, those. MIN) = no no no. Transition N-M and T-D, i.e: notnot = NT ===> MTD = Mead.
    • Gre: naii (NAI, those. NAI), nna (NA, those. NA) = Yes (affirmative particle). Interestingly, as a «Yes» took Slavic denial «not», «not». This example is not a single – below we will see that in the era of the Reformation, when creating new languages ​​based on the Slavic-Türkic, sometimes the meaning of some words was changed to the opposite, in order to move away from the former imperial language and customs. The same was done, for example, in Bulgaria - a nod of his head began to mean disagreement (although earlier, as still in Russia, the nod meant consentalthough earlier, as still in Russia, the nod meant consent).
  • Rus: NEMA', that is something NET.
    • Lat: NEMO = no one no one.
    • Eng: NONE = no one no nothing. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: NE TO. That is denial, NET.
    • Lat: ANTI - as a denial of something.
    • Eng: ANTI- = anti- (negationnegation), NOT = no no no.
    • Gre: antti (ANTI, those. ANTI) = instead of. for example, antizhlooj (ANTIZHLOS, those. ANTIZILOS) = rival fromrival from: ANTI+SILA ; antipalojj (ANTIPALOS, those. ANTIPALOS) = adversary fromadversary from: ANTI+BIL.
  • Rus: OT.
    • Lat: DE = from, from. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: OF = from. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: SVOY, EGO.
    • Lat: SUI = your, SUUS = your. Transition V-U.
    • Ger: SEIN = his, his.
    • Fre: SIEN = his, his.
    • Por: SEU, SUA = your.
  • Rus: SEBE, SEBYA.
    • Lat: SIBE (archaic. SIBI) = to myselfto myself (SUI).
    • Ger: SICH = to myself.
    • Fre: SE, SOI = to myself.
  • Rus: TVOY.
    • Lat: TUUS, TUA = your. Transition V-U.
    • Ger: DEIN = your. Transition D to T.
    • Fre: TIEN = your.
    • Por: TEU = your.
  • Rus: TE, in an indicative sense.
    • Ger: DIE = the "these".
    • Eng: THEY = they, THE = definite article.
  • Rus: TEBE, TEBYA.
    • Ger: DICH, DIR = you.
    • Fre: TE, TOI = you.
    • Por: TE = to you, you.
  • Rus: TEM (in an indicative sensein an indicative sense).
    • Ger: DEM = the "this".
    • Eng: THEM = them their.
  • Rus: TY.
    • Lat: TU = you. As well as Latin TUATIM = do you think; could occur from the word TVOY during the transition V-U.
    • Ger: DU = you. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: THOU = you; in old English.
    • Fre: TU = you.
    • Swe: DU = you.
    • Spa: TU = you.
    • Sco: DU, THOO, THOU = you.
  • Rus: (HaveHave) NAS.
    • Ger: (BEI) UNS = we have.
  • Rus: CHTO.
    • Lat: QUID, QUOD = what. Transition H ===> Q and T-D.
  • Rus: ETO.
    • Eng: IT = this.
    • Spa: ESTO = this.

Recall that the German -en and french -er, -ir in verbs are indicators of an indefinite form, like Russians, like, etc., therefore, when analyzing parallelisms, they usually should not be taken into account.

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  • Rus: AGA - Turkic word meaning honorable person, elder, father.
    • Eng: AGE = age.
    • Fre: AGE = age.
  • Rus: AGA! - exclamation.
    • Lat: EHEM = yeahyeah!
    • Eng: AHA! = yeah (Int..) express understanding or malicious satisfaction.
  • Rus: AZ+SAM, i.e YA+SAM, i am here SAM, LICHNO, I am here. Recall that AZ\ - old church slavonic word meaning I.
    • Lat: AS-SUM = to be at one's time. And also see. AZ+SUT', transition m(te)===> m=M.
  • Rus: AZ+SIDET', that is, I SIZHU, or YA+ZDES'.
    • Lat: AS-SITUS = located nearby. Word ZDES' turned into SITUS during the transition D-T.
  • Rus: AZ+SOYUZ, i.e AZ+SVYAZ'. The words SOYUZ and SVYAZ' lie in one sense bush.
    • Lat: AS-SOCIO = join. As well as Latin AS-SOCIETAS = partnership, association, society; derived from AZ+SVYAZYVAT'.
    • Eng: ASSOCIATE = companion, colleague, companion, partner.
  • Rus: AZ+TAT', i.e YA+TAT'. Old Russian word TAT' meant in particular: the kidnapper, SMOSHENNICHAT', SPLUTOVAT' [223], [225], V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ASTUTE = cunning, clever, crafty, ASTUTIA = cunning, cunning, cunning, intrigues, intrigues, ASTUTUS = cunning.
  • Rus: AZ+SH'YU, that is, I SH'YU, i sew.
    • Lat: AS-SUO, SUI = sew. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: AYDA, goyda. This is a Russian interjection, meaning a call to action.. Including, to decisive action. For example, "let's go" - AYDA. Today it is considered common people, but in the old Russian language the word AYDA was used much more widely [223], [225] V. Dahl. We all remember the image of the oprichniki, screaming "goyd! goyda!". And also say: "Ida with us ", that is," Come with us". See also Russian word KHOD, a variant of which is probably, GOYDA.
    • Eng: GUIDE = guide, guide, guide, guide. And also see the Russian word KHOD, KHODIT'.
    • Spa: HUIDA = escape, escape, JUGADA = move (in Gamein Game).
  • Rus: AKATSIYA.
    • Ger: AKAZIE = acacia.
    • Eng: ACACIA = acacia.
    • Hun: AKAC = acacia. Moreover, "acacia honey" sounds Hungarian in almost the same way, namelyMoreover, "acacia honey" sounds Hungarian in almost the same way, namely: AKACMEZ.
    • Gre: akakiia (AKAKIA, those. AKAKIA) = acacia. Transition TS-K.
  • Rus: ALABORIT' - Old Russian expression meaning - tossing affairs[223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: LABOR = work, work, ELABORO = produce. Transition t-l and reverse reading RBT ===> TBR. And LABORATIO = stress.
    • Lat: AL-LABORO = work hard.
    • Eng: LABOR, LABOUR = work, work.
    • Por: LABOR = hard work.
  • Rus: ALAPA - West Siberian expression meaning - floodplain, flood, or LUZHA [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also see the word LIVEN'.
    • Lat: ALLUVIES = large puddle or swamp, alluvial soil.
    • Gre: lasphh (LASPH, those. LASPI) = mud.
  • Rus: ALI, ALE, AL' - old russian expression = or, perhaps, "al then, or it", LIBO, AL'BO = or, LIBO; Belarusian, Little Russian, Pskov expression [223], [225] V. Dahl. Probably from hereProbably from here: ALIBI (al be or was or was not), that is proof of innocence: I was either here or there in another place.
    • Lat: ALIUS = other (of manyof many). ALIUS... ALIUS... = one ... another.
    • Lat: ALIBI = anywhere else. As well as Latin ALICUBI = somewhere, somewhere. Compare with Russian ALI-TO, ALI-ETO, i.e: either this or that. It is possible that ALICUBI came from ALI-KUDA, ALI-SYUDA, since latin letters b and d they differ only in orientation, they are mirrored from each other. And ALICUNDE = from anyone from somewhere; could occur from ALI-KUDA, Ali-here.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ALIBI = alibi.
  • Rus: ALYY Colour.
    • Tur: ALLI = red.
    • Gre: alikooj (ALIKOS, those. ALIKOS) = scarlet.
  • Rus: ALYUSNIK, ALYUS', ALYUSA - Siberian expression meaning "lover, red tape, flatterer [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ALUCINATIO = senseless chatter, nonsense, pipe dreams, AL-LUDO, LUSI = flirt. From here ALUCINOR = talk nonsense.
  • Rus: AMBAR.
    • Tur: AMBAR = barn.
  • Rus: ASTRAKHAN', the city from which foreigners often received astrakhan. As we shall see, the name ASTRAKHAN' turned into some Western European languages ​​in the name of Karakul.
    • Ger: ASTRACHAN = astrakhan.
    • Eng: CARACUL, ASTRAKHAN = astrakhan.
    • Spa: ASTRACAN = astrakhan.
  • Rus: ATAKA. In one bush with the words TYKAYU (I pierceI pierce), TYKAT'.
    • Ger: ATTACKE = attack.
    • Eng: ATTACK = attack.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: ATTAQUE = attack.
    • Ita: ATTACCO = attack.
    • Gre: katactww (KATACTW, those. KATAKHTO) = conquer.
  • Rus: ATAMAN.
    • Ger: HAUPTMANN = chieftain captain.
    • Eng: ATAMAN = chieftain (in the Cossack troopsin the Cossack troops).
    • Tur: ATAMAN = (ist.) chieftain, hetman.

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  • Rus: BAD'YA, VODA. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: BAPTIZM = Epiphany. From hereFrom here: BAPTIST.===>>>
    • Ger: BAD = bathing, bath, BADEN = bathe, wash, bathe.
    • Eng: BATH = swim, bath, bath. Note that the Russian word BAD'YA very close in meaning and sound to the word VODA. English BATH obtained from the Russian word VODA during the transition B-V and D-T. Further, BUTT = barrel. And BAPTISM = Epiphany. Here doubled the letter B, that is: tubtub = BD ===> BPD = bapt(meas). Indeed, when a child is baptized, they are dipped in BAD'YU, in water.
    • Fre: BAPTEME = Epiphany.
    • Ita: BATTESIMO = Epiphany.
    • Swe: BAD = bath, bathing.
    • Spa: BALDE = bucket, BAUTISMO, BAUTIZO = Epiphany. Spanish BAUTI(zo) especially close to the word BAD'YA.
    • Gre: butioo (BUTIO, those. VITIO or BITIO) = barrel.
  • Rus: BAZAR.
    • Eng: BAZAAR = Bazaar in the East, also a charity bazaar.
    • Spa: BAZAR = bazaar, market.
    • Por: BAZAR = bazaar.
    • Tur: PAZAR = bazaar, market, sunday.
    • Iri: BAZAR = bazaar.
    • Hun: BAZAR = East market.
    • Gre: pazarri (PAZARI, those. PAZARI) = market, mobile market, pazareuww (PAZAREUW, those. PAZAREIO) = to bargain.
  • Rus: BAZLAT'; BAZANIT' (tvr., vlg.) = shout, yell, cheer, chat. BAZAN, BAZLAN - screamer (sib.) [223], [225] V. Dahl. Probably close to BAZARIT', since L and P were transforming into each other.
    • Ger: FASELEI = bullshit, FASELN = talk nonsense. Transition B-P-F. From - BAZLAY.
    • Eng: PUZZLE = puzzling question.
    • Por: BAZOFIO = bouncer.
  • Rus: BAIT' - Old Russian northern, eastern and western expression meaning to speak [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: AIT = speak. Lost B.
  • Rus: BAIT'+RAGOZA (RAZH), talk.
    • Sco: BAIRGE = speak loudly and angrily.
  • Rus: BAKLUSHA. Kostroma, lower. = chock [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: BACULUM = stick, BACILLUM = wand. See also the word PALKA: transition P-B.
    • Por: BACULO = staff.
  • Rus: BALABOLIT', BALABOLKA, BOLTAT', BOLTAYU.
    • Lat: FABELLA = fable, FABULA = fable, legend, fairy tale. Transition B-F and permutation: balabolbalabol = BLBL ===> BBLL = fabella. And BALBO = stutter, BALBUS = stutterer.
    • Ger: PLAPPERN = chatterchatter; BABBELN = to chat, PLAUDERN = to chat.
    • Eng: BLAB = to chat.
    • Eng: FABULOSITY = fabulous, FABULOUS = legendary, mythical, fabulous. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: PALAVER = chatter. Here is the transition of sounds P-B and V-B.
    • Por: BALAO = (reschedule.) false rumor, gossip.
    • Gre: faflataaj (FAFLATAS, those. FAFLATAS) = chatterbox. Transition BTransition B ===> FF. And epanalabainww (EPANALABAINW, those. EPANALABAINO) = repeat fromrepeat from: BALABONIT'.
  • Rus: BALAGUR. And also Slavic BALAKAT' = talk, talk. From hereFrom here: BURLESK, i.e BALAGUR+SKALIT' (teeth), to joketo joke.===>>>
    • Lat: AL-LOQUOR = to give a speech, speak, comfort. And ALLOQUIUM = speech, conversation, words of encouragement; comes from slavic BALAKAT', that is to say.
    • Por: ALOCUCAO = brief speech.
    • Fre: BLAGUE = joke (chatter.), to brag. And also see the Russian word BLAZH', BLAZHIT'.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: BURLA = joke.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: BURLESCO = joking.
    • Eng: BURLESQUE = burlesque.
  • Rus: BALBES.
    • Lat: BALBUS = stuttering, muttering, tongue-tied.
    • Eng: BOOBY = dunce. See also the word BUBNIT', BUBNYU.
  • Rus: BALKA. The construction beam, that is, the log as well BALKA like a ravine.
    • Eng: BALK = beam, timber, unpaved strip of land, the boundary between two sections, obstacle, delay, disturbance.
  • Rus: BALOVAT'SYA, BALAGUR.
    • Ger: BALG, BÄLGER = darling.
    • Spa: PILLO = brat.
  • Rus: BANKA, ZHBAN.
    • Lat: PANACA = cup, bowl. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PAN = pan, pan.
  • Rus: BANYA. Probably in the same sense bush with the words POLNYY (waterwater), VOLNA.
    • Lat: BALNEA, BALNEUM = bathhouse, BALNEAE = baths, baths, bathing.
    • Spa: BAN~O = bath.
    • Ita: Stanza dda BAGNO = bathroom.
    • Tur: BANYO = bath.
    • Gre: mpaniio (MPANIO, those. MPANIO = BANIO) = bath, bath, bathing. Because MP at the beginning of the Greek words read as B, cm. [758:0], with.12, that BANIO – this BANYA.
  • Rus: BARABUN'YA, red mullet (nvrs.), Black Sea fish [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: BARABUNYA = red mullet (a fisha fish).
  • Rus: BARAN, BLEYAT'.
    • Fre: BELIER = ram.
    • Hun: BARANY = lamb.
  • Rus: BARIN. Probably in the same sense bush as the word BOYARIN, that is, an important, responsible person in society. From here it could happen and the Western European BARON.
    • Lat: BARO = baron.
    • Ger: BARON = baron.
    • Eng: BARON, BARONAGE, BARONY = baron title baron.
    • Fre: BARON = baron.
    • Ita: BARONE = baron.
    • Spa: BARON = baron.
  • Rus: BARSUK.
    • Tur: PORSUK = badger.
  • Rus: BARSHCHINA. The work itself is not corvee [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: BORS = duty. Transition u,SH-S.
  • Rus: BASA', old russian word: by eating. BAS - yars beauty, beauty, elegance, eleganceyars beauty, beauty, elegance, elegance; BASINA, BASOTA, BASYY, BASKIY - beautiful, prominent, portly [223], [225] V. Dahl. FurtherFurther: BAS, BA'SA and BASA' - low sound or voice, BASOLYA - yuz.zap. bass hornyuz.zap. bass horn [223], [225].
    • Lat: BASSUS = bass.
    • Ger: BASS = bass.
    • Eng: BASS = bass.
    • Gre: mpasooj (MPASOS, those. MPASOS = BASOS) = bass (singer). At the beginning of the Greek words MP read as B.
  • Rus: BATOZHIT', BIT' BATOGAMI. BATOG - Vladimir, Kostroma, etc. expression, meaning - stick, twig [223], [225] V. Dahl. Or simply Russian word BIT'.
    • Eng: BAT = (sport.) beat bat.
    • Fre: BATON = stick.
    • Spa: BATIR = beat, beat.
    • Ita: BASTONE = stick.
    • Por: BATEDOURO = sledgehammer.
  • Rus: BATYA, BAT'KA. For example, Cossack BAT'KA, chieftain.
    • Ger: PATE = chef, godfather, HAUPT = head, head, chef. Back reading BTK ===> TPKH and transition B-P, K-KH. And PATIN = godmother; could occur from the word BA'TINA, that is - whose mother? Answer: Ba'Tina, that is, as if belongs BATE.
    • Eng: PATE = noggin head.
  • Rus: BATYA+KHAN or BATYY KHAN.
    • Lat: VATICANUS = Vatican (one of the seven hills of Rome, the deity of the origin of articulate speech in babies, the god of the Vatican), Vatican. Transition B-V and Russian X ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: VATICAN = Vatican as the name of the city-state.
  • Rus: BACHIT' (Ryaz., nvg., page, vyat.), to bay, to talk; (south., zap., mrrs.) look, look, see [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: BAKIM = point of view.
  • Rus: BASHMAK.
    • Tur: BASMAK = (on)step on something. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: BEBENYA - wld expression meaning kulag, brew, salamat. Zavariha - Eastern, Vyatka expression meaning - jelly. Salamata - liquid jelly [223], [225] V. Dahl. In one sense bush with the word PIT', POPIL.
    • Lat: BIBO, BIBI = drink.
    • Ger: BIBERLN, BIBERN = (south it.) drink.
    • Eng: BIB = drink, drink, pull.
    • Spa: BEBER = drink, BEBIDA = drink.
    • Por: BEBER = drink.
    • Tur: BIBERON = nipple.
  • Rus: BEG, BEGU, UBEGU, UBEGAT', UBEGAYU, BEZHAT', POGONYA. And also see the word PUGAT', PUGNU, ISPUG. And BEZHIT river, source.
    • Lat: BIGAE = a pair of horses. See also the word BUGAY.
    • Lat: PEGI [PACTUM] = drive away, FUGO = run, FUGA = escape, escape, deserter, FUGI, FUGIO, FUGITUM = run, run, FUGITIVUS = fluent, EF-FUGIO, EFFUGIO = run away, FUGITO = run away, EFFUGIUM = escape, escape, EF-FUGO = take flight. Transition B-F.
    • Lat: AB-IGO, ABIGO = steal, drive away, drive away, AB-IGEO = drive off, ABIGEUS = cattle stolen, ABIGEATUS = cattle stealing. Latin ABIGEATUS - comes from slavic UBEGAT'.
    • Ger: WEG = way. Transition B ===> AT.
    • Gre: bgazww (BGAZW, those. BGAZO) = drive off; phggh (PHGH, those. PIGI) = spring, key, source. FromFrom: BEGU, during the transition B-P. Further, feuggw (FEUGW, those. FEIGO) = to run; fuggh (FUGH, those. FIGI) = escape. Transition B-F. And feugaleooj (FEUGALEOS, those. FEIGALEOS) = fluent, superficial, fromfluent, superficial, from: BEGLYY, transition B-F. Further, phgainnw (PHGAINW, those. PIGAINO) = go, go, go, fromgo, go, go, from: BEG, BEGUN, POGONYA.
  • Rus: BEDA.
    • Eng: BAD = failure, loss, bad, spoiled.
    • Sco: BIDE = hurthurt; BAD, BAUD = failure, bad, unhealthy.
    • Tur: BEDDUA = curse fail.
    • Hun: BAJ = trouble.
  • Rus: BEZDAR'. See also the expression BEZ RYADA, BEZ PORYADKA.
    • Lat: ABSURDE = clumsily, ABSURDUM = absurd, ABSURDUS = absurd. Transition BZDR ===> BSRD.
    • Eng: ABSURD = ridiculous, absurd, funny, stupid.
    • Fre: ABSURDE = absurd.
  • Rus: BEZ+ZRYACHIY, BEZ+ZRYU, BEZ+ZRET', that is dark, I see nothing.
    • Lat: OBSCURATIO = eclipse darkness, OBSCURE = dark secretly covertly, OBSCURITAS = darkness, darkness, darkness, obscurity, OBSCURO = dim, hide, OBSCURUM = darkness, darkness, obscurity, OBSCURUS = mysterious, gloomy, secret. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: OBSCURE = dark, gloomy, hidden, OBSCURITY = darkness, obscurity.
    • Fre: OBSCUR = gloomy.
  • Rus: BEZ KORY, IZ+KORA, without skin.
    • Lat: EXCORIO = skin off.
    • Eng: EXCORIATE = tear off the skin (about man and animal), peel off the bark.
  • Rus: BEZ LYUDA, BEZ LYUDEY.
    • Lat: DESOLATIO = desolation, DESOLATOR = scavenger, DESOLATORIUS = devastating, DE-SOLO = do deserted. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: SOLITUDO = desolation, solitude, solitude.
    • Eng: DESOLATE = lonely, abandoned by all, abandoned, deserted, uninhabited, deserted, lifeless.
  • Rus: BEZ PARY.
    • Lat: DISPAR = unequal, dissimilar. Transition B-D due to Latin confusion b-d.
    • Lat: SEPARATUM = apart, SEPARATUS, SEPARATIO = branch special, SEPARATIM = separately. Transition B-P and D-T, i.e: no rowno row = BEZ RD ===> ZEB RD = separatum.
    • Eng: DISPARATE = incomparable, incomparable, incommensurable.
    • Eng: SEPARATE = separate, isolated.
  • Rus: BEZ PENY.
    • Lat: DE-SPUMO = stop foaming. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. As well as the transition N-M.
  • Rus: BEZ POCHITANIYA, BEZ+POCHITAT', BEZ+POCHITAYU.
    • Lat: DESPECTIO, DE-SPICIO, DESPICIO = despise, DESPECTUS, DESPICATIO, DESPICIENTIA = contempt, DESCPICATUS = despicable, DESPECTATOR = the contestant. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. Transition: Russian H ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DESPICABLE = despicable, pathetic.
  • Rus: BEZ RYADA, i.e BEZ byRYADKA, random and unreasonable.
    • Lat: VECORDIA = foolishness. Transition B-V and Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: BEZ SNA.
    • Lat: DE-SOMNIS = sleepless. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. And EX-SOMNIS = sleepless. Here BEZ ===> EX.
  • Rus: BEZ SOKA, BEZ+SOCHIT', that is, devoid of juices. And ISSUSHU, ISSUSHIT'.
    • Lat: EX-SUCO = deprive of life juices, EX-SUCATUS = devoid of juices, EXSUCTUS = skinny.
    • Eng: EXSICCATE = dry, dry, dehydrate, dry out, lose moisture.
  • Rus: BEZUMIE. see also BESHENYY, rabies.
    • Lat: VESANIA = madness, VESANIENS = insane, VASANIO = go mad, VE-SANUS = mad, furious, violent, indomitable. Transition B-V and M-N. Or comes from the word BESHENYY during the transition B-V and SH-S.
    • Eng: VESANIA = (honey.) insanity, mental illness.
  • Rus: BELUGA (a fisha fish).
    • Eng: BELUGA = beluga.
    • Spa: BELUGA = beluga.
    • Fin: BELUGA = beluga.
  • Rus: BELYY, BELIZNA, BLEDNYY. From here happenedFrom here happened: BLONDIN(KA), man with blond hair.
    • Lat: POLIO = to whiten, plaster, POLITIO = whitewash, plastering. Transition B-P.
    • Lat: ALBEO = be white, ALBUS, ALBENS = white. Back reading BL ===> LB.
    • Ger: BLONDE = blond.
    • Eng: BLANK = white, pale, colorless, BLOND = blond.
    • Eng: ABELE = (bot.) white poplar.
    • Eng: POLE = pole. Since the South and North Poles are surrounded by snow and ice, it is natural that they were nicknamed «white», white.
    • Fre: POLE = pole, BLOND = blond.
    • Fre: BLANC = white, BELLE = nice. Compare in Russian language BELYY in the sense of - good, clean. for example, BELOE body, BELYY shine, BELY hands and the like.
    • Ita: BIONDO = blond.
    • Spa: PELIRRUBIO = blond.
    • Por: BELEO = beautiful, good.
    • Spa: ABUELA = grandmother, ABUELO = grandfather, ancestors. Occurred from the word BELYY, Ie gray, white hair.
    • Spa: ALBA = dawn dawn. Could occur from the expression BELYY light that is still used. Further, ALBOREAR = dawn could happen from slavic BELYY+REYU, white+to hover.
    • Gre: palaiojj (PALAIOS, those. PALAIOS) = old (according to the age), former. Transition B-P. White, that is gray, old. Or from the word BYLOY, i.e. old.
    • Gre: polojj (POLOS, those. POLOS) = pole; polikojj (POLIKOS, those. POLIKOS) = polar.
  • Rus: BEL'MY, BEL'MA, BELKI (eye) or BLIK, taly, burkala, big eyes. What squirrels bulged? PYALIT'SYA, PYALIT' eyes [223], [225] V. Dahl. The words BEL'MY and PYALIT', probably in one sense bush, in view of the transition B-P and M-T, that is, M=m --- m («te» with three chopstickswith three chopsticks).
    • Tur: BEL = stare fixedly.
    • Hun: ABLAK = window.
    • Eng: PROBLEM = problem, challenge, difficult situation, obstacles, difficulties. FromFrom: PRE+BEL'MY, i.e PRED BEL'MAMI, an obstacle appeared in front of his eyes, his gaze rested on something interfering.
    • Fre: PROBLEME = problem.
    • Gre: blemmma (BLEMMA, those. BLEMMA) = sight, bleppo (BLEPO, those. BLEPO) = see watch. From here blefaridda (BLEFARIDA, those. BLEFARIDA) = eyelash, blefarro (BLEFARO, those. BLEFARO) = eyelid; probably from PYALIT'+TORYU; blepw stonn (BLEPW STON, those. BLEPO STON) = dream fromdream from: BEL'MY STYANU, that is, close my eyes and fall asleep.
    • Gre: ofqalmooj (OFQALMOS, those. OFTALMOS or OFFALMOS) = eye. Transition B-FF, i.e: belmesbelmes = BLM ===> FFLM = offalmo(with). Hence the name of the doctor OFTAL'MOLOG – fromfrom: BEL'MY+ULOZHU. Fita was read as F and as T. And ofqalmikojj (OFQALMIKOS, those. OFTALMIKOS) = ocular. Besides, OFTAL could occur from «AT DAL'», I look into the distance.
    • Gre: problhmma (PROBLHMA, those. PROBLIMA) = problem task. I.e PERED BEL'MAMI, obstacle look stared at something.
    • Gre: probleppw (PROBLEPW, those. PROBLEPO) = foresee. FromFrom: VPERED+BEL'MY, i.e. look ahead. Transition M-P.
  • Rus: BE'REG, BREG\ (steep bank). And GORB, mountain.
    • Ger: BERG = mountain frommountain from: GORB upon readback. And BRUCKE = bridge (i.e. connects two shores), fromfrom: BREG, BEREG.
    • Eng: BERG = iceberg, ice mountain, fromiceberg, ice mountain, from: GORB upon readback. Further, BRIDGE = bridge. Indeed the bridge «connects» river banks.
    • Fre: BERGE = (steep) CoastCoast; BRIDGE = bridge (denturedenture).
    • Swe: BERG = mountain.
    • Hun: BERC = Mountain peak.
  • Rus: BERECH', BEREGU, BEREZHENYY, POBERECH', BEREGIS'! OBEREGAL.
    • Lat: PARCE = thrifty, sparingly, economically, prudently, PARCO = take care, PARCUS = thrifty, thrifty, PARCITAS = thrift. Transition: Russian H, G ===> C Latin. And PEPERCI = take care; derived from POBERECH' (along the shorealong the shore).
    • Lat: FRUGI = take care. Transition B-F.
    • Ger: BERGEN = hide, BERGUNG = shelter.
    • Eng: PARCEL = relatively shapeless item for storing something: package, bundle, bale, knot, bag, parcel, parcel post.
    • Gre: prosecww (PROSECW, those. PROSEKHO) = be careful; prosochh (PROSOCH, those. PROSOKHI) = attention beware!. FromFrom: BEREGUS', BEREGIS'! PermutationPermutation: BRGS ===> PRSKH. And profula(g)ww (PROFULA(G)W, i.e.. PRIFILA(R)ABOUT) = guard fromguard from: OBEREGAL, during the transition B-P, G-F. Hence the term PROFILAKTIKA.
  • Rus: BERI, BERU, BRAT', also in the sense of picking something up, for example, berries. Besides, BRAT'SYA for work. And BRAT', BERU in the sense of acquiringBIRAT', OBRESTI. see also PERET', PRU (rude.), that is, I drag with difficulty. And BREMYA, OBREMENYAT', in the sense of heaviness, hard work, load.
    • Lat: PARATIO = acquisition, procurement, harassment, PARATURA = equipment, acquisition, PARATUS = well stocked, gear, prepared, PARO, APPARO = cook, cook, cook, make, PREPARO = cook, PARO, PEPERI, PARTUM = to mine, PRAEDA, RAPTUM = extraction, theft, APPARATUS = stock cooked.
    • Lat: PORTO = carry, APPORTO = bring in, PORTATIO = carrying, transportation, PORTATOR = carrier, PORTATORIA = stretcher, PORTATORIUS = wearing, PERA = backpack travel bag. Transition B-P. The last few Latin words are derived from the expression BRAT'+TORYU (the roadthe road).
    • Lat: PARO = buy, PARIO = trade. Transition B-P.
    • Lat: BRUTUS = heavy.
    • Lat: OPERA, OPERATUS = work, work, work, effort, effort, service, help, product, OPERATIO = action, OPERATOR, OPERARIUS = worker, OPERANS = active, OPEROR = to work.
    • Lat: UBER = udder, suck, maternal breast. From the word BERU (in my mouth and suckin my mouth and suck).
    • Lat: PIRATA = pirate, PIRATICUS = robber. From the word BRAT', fromBIRAT'.
    • Ger: BEERE = berry (that is, the berries are pickedthat is, the berries are picked), BRETT = tray.
    • Eng: BERRY = berry, BRING = to bring.
    • Eng: PREPARE = cook, prepare(campingcamping), PREPARED = ready.
    • Eng: OPERATION = activity, work, actuation, action, operation.
    • Eng: PIRATE = pirate (that is to takethat is to take).
    • Gre: abaretooz (ABARETOZ, is read ABARETOZ) = hardworking. From the word BRAT', RABOTA, RBT ===> BRT. And pairnww (PAIRNW, those. PAIRNO) = pick up, move B-P.
    • Gre: barelli (BARELI, those. BARELI) = barrel frombarrel from: BRAT' (water), baretojj (BARETOS, those. BARETOS) =painful, boring, frompainful, boring, from: BREMYA, bariaa (BARIA, those. BARIA) = hard, dangerous, barooj (BAROS, those. BAROS) = weight, weight, weight, bar, baridii (BARIDI, those. BARIDI) = weight, baruuj (BARUS, those. BARIS) = heavy by weight, baruswmooj (BARUSWMOS, those. BARISOMOS) = heavy, heavy, baruthtaa (BARUTHTA, those. BARITITA) = gravity. These words are derived from the word BREMYA. From here comes the same barometrro (BAROMETRO, those. BAROMETRO) = barometer. From expressionFrom expression: BREMYA MERYAT'. Further, bariemaii (BARIEMAI, those. BAREIMAI) = to languish, to be dissatisfied, comes from BREMYA IMEYU. And paralabhh (PARALABH, those. PARALABI) = getting, paralabainnw (PARALABAINW, those. PARALABAINO) = receive, receive, fromreceive, receive, from: BERU LAPOY (by hand). Further, parafortwnnw (PARAFORTWNW, those. PARAFORTONO) = reload fromreload from: PEREBRAT' (brother too much), transition B-F.
    • Gre: eparkkw (EPARKW, those. EPARKO) = grab, eparkeiaa (EPARKEIA, those. EPARKEIA) = wealth. FromFrom: BERU RUKOY. Further, periousiia (PERIOUSIA, those. PERIOISIA) = property.
  • Rus: BEREZA.
    • Ger: BIRKE = Birch tree. Transition Z - C ===> WITH(lat.) - TO.
    • Eng: BIRCH = Birch tree.
  • Rus: BERLOGA. Maybe in the same semantic bush as the expression BURYY LEG, BURYY LEZHAL, that is the place LEZHKI BUROGO bear.
    • Ger: BARENHO”HLE = den (bearbear).
    • Eng: (BEAR'SS) LAIR = den.
    • Hun: BARLANG = den.
  • Rus: BESSILIE, OBESSILET', BEZ SILY, NE BIL.
    • Lat: IM-BECILLUS, IMBECILLUS = weak, weak, feeble, talentless, imBECILLITAS = weakness, imBECILLIS = decrepit, imBECILLITER = weakly. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin. And IM-BELLIS, IMBELLIS = nevoinstvenny, timid. Or could occur from the expression NE BIL.
    • Eng: IMBECILITY = weakness, impotence, weakness, inability to do anything.
    • Gre: ambluuj (AMBLUS, those. AMBLIS) = blunt. FromFrom: NE BIL, NE BILO, transition N-M. Or from BESSILIE.
  • Rus: BESTIYA, BES, BESIT'SYA, BESILSYA, BESHENYY.
    • Lat: BESTIA = animal, beast, creature, BESTIAE = game, BESTIALIS = brutal, BESTIARIUS = animal.
    • Ger: BESTIE = beast, monster, BESTIALISH = brutal.
    • Eng: BESTIAL = animal, rough, lecherous, bestial.
    • Gre: paizww (PAIZW, those. PAIZO) = play (in different meaning.); paiximoo (PAIXIMO, those. PAIKSIMO) = a game (act). Transition B-P. And paicnidii (PAICNIDI, those. PAIKHNIDI) = game fromgame from: BESHENO.
    • Gre: abiastooz (ABIASTOZ, those. ABIASTOZ) = calm. FromFrom: NE BESTIYA, NE BES, NE BESIT'SYA, because a here means denial.
  • Rus: BESHENYY, BESHENSTVO, BES, BESIT'SYA, BUYSTVO, BUYNYY, BEZUMIE. Transition: Russian W=WITH ===> With latin.
    • Lat: BACCHA = Bacchante, wine, BACCHANALIA, BACHANALIA = Bacchanalia, BACCHATIO = noisy feast in honor of Bacchus, BACCHUS = Bacchus, wine, grapes, BACCHOR = rampage. From here BASSARIS = Bacchante (Perrs.).
    • Lat: BOS = bull. Bulls are very evil, "mad".
    • Lat: VESANIA = madness, VESANIENS = insane, VASANIO = go mad, VE-SANUS = mad, furious, violent, indomitable. Transition B-V and SH-S. Or comes from the word BEZUMIE during the transition B-V and M-N.
    • Ger: BESSEN = mad, BOSHAFT = wicked, BÖSE = evil. Earlier F sometimes it was written as S, so that BOSHAFT it used to sound "bosshast", that is, simply BESHENSTVO.
    • Eng: VESANIA = (honey.) insanity, mental illness. see also BEZUMIE.
    • Gre: basanno (BASANO, those. BASANO) = torture, basanizww (BASANIZW, those. BASANIZO) = torture.
  • Rus: BIDON. One bush with words PODDON, DNO, DONNYY and so on.
    • Tur: BIDON = can.
    • Hun: BODON = can.
  • Rus: BIL+BIT', for example pulsate: beat-beat.
    • Lat: PALPITO = pulsate, beat, tremble, PALPITATIO = pulsation, beating, blinking, blinking. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PULS(AT)E, BEAT = pulsate. See also the word BILSYA.
  • Rus: BIL+BROV', beat the eyebrows that is blink for centuries.
    • Lat: PALPEBRA = eyelids eyelashes, PALPEBRATIO = blink, blink for centuries, PALPEBRO = blink. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PALPEBRA = eyelid.
  • Rus: BI’LO, from the word BIL, to beat like something sharp piercing. For example, sharp VILY. Transition B-V.
    • Gre: belojj (BELOS, those. VELOS or BELOS) = arrow, spire, point, belonii (BELONI, those. BELONI) = arrow, belonaa (BELONA, those. BELONA) = needle, knitting needle, arrow. And oplhh (OPLH, those. OPLI) = hoof. The horse beats hoof.
  • Rus: BILSYA, beat, for example, pulse.
    • Lat: PULSO = knock hard, PULSUS = push, beat, pulse, pulse beat, PULSATIO = beating, PULSUOSUS = throbbing, PULI, PULSUM = beat off. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PULSE = pulse.
    • Fre: POULS = pulse.
    • Spa: PULSO = pulse.
    • Gre: palmooj (PALMOS, those. PALMOS) = pulsation.
  • Rus: BILSYA PYATOY, that is, ran and stomped, pounded with heels, heel.
    • Lat: PULSUS PEDUM = tramp. In a word BILSYA we see the transition B-P.
  • Rus: BIL+TSAPAYU.
    • Lat: BELLO RECIPIO (CEPI, CEPTUM) = win over.
  • Rus: BIT', B'YU, BIL ax, weapon, arrow, POBIL; BI'LO - from the word "beat"", UBIT'. And BITVA, BOY, BIT'SYA, BOETS, BIENIE. And VZBIVAT', for example, oil, pillow, etc.. From here happened DEBATY (dispute), as debaters fight back, «beat» each other, OTBIT' hit. Generally, from BIT' there was a big bush of words.
    • Lat: BATTUO = beat, BATUO, BATUI = beat, beat, PETO = rush up, BOLUS = throw, BEATES = blissful (that is, for example, badly beaten and became poorly thinking, blissful - Avtthat is, for example, badly beaten and became poorly thinking, blissful - Avt.).
    • Lat: BOATUS = cry, roar. Shouting one who beat. And PELLO = beat, push, hit.
    • Lat: BELLUM = war, BELLO = fight, BELLONA = goddess of war, BELLATOR (i.e BIL+TORYU - Auth.) = warrior, BELLICUS, BELLICOSUS, BELLAX = warrior (i.e BIL+UKUS - Auth.) etc. As well as the "ancient" Greek word POLEMIKA (POLEMOU), i.e. dispute.
    • Lat: BELUA = beast, a huge and terrible animal, monster, monster, etc.. And BELUS = the Babylonian-Assyrian god of the earth, the king of the gods, the creator of the world and the founder of the Assyrian kingdom, the legendary king of Egypt (!). Concerning the identification of Russia and biblical Egypt, see the book "Biblical Rus," ch..4:4. Hence the name of the kingdomHence the name of the kingdom – VAVILON. In addition, there is a Russian word VELET', byVELEVAT', from the word VOLYA, VELENIE. According to V. Dal [223], t.1, st.434: to order = order, command, demand executionorder, command, demand execution; VELIY = great; Velmy = quite.
    • Lat: DUELLUM = war. Considered archaic. Same thing as BELLUM, since latin b and d differ only in orientation.
    • Ger: BEIL = ax, BEUTE = production. And BUTTER = butter. All clear: butter VZBIVAYUT, beat.
    • Eng: BAT = batbat; BATTLE = battle, BEAT = beat, BUTTER = butter, BEATEN = defeated, DEBATE = debate.
    • Eng: BATTUE = slaughter, (franz.) hunting raid.
    • Eng: ABATTOIR = slaughterhouse (franzfranz.).
    • Eng: BED = bed. It happened from Russian POD (PODSTILKA) or from BIT', VZBITAYA bed, when moving T ===> D; whipped jackets.
    • Ger: BETT = bed. Same origin: from Russian POD or BIT', VZBITAYA bed.
    • Eng: BELL = to call. I.e BIL, BIT' at the bell.
    • Spa: BELICO = military, ABATIDO = dejected, depressed. From Slavic UBITYY heartbroken. And ABATIR = topple, harass, humiliate.
    • Fre: BUT = target, BATAILLE = battle, DEBATS = debate.
    • Ita: BATTAGLIA = battle, DIBATTITO = debate.
    • Gre: biaa (BIA, those. BIA) = force, violence, coercion. FromFrom: B'YU. Further, belooj (BELOS, those. BELOS) = arrow fromarrow from: BIL, B'YU. And biaiojj (BIAIOS, those. BIAIOS) = violent, biasmooj (BIASMOS) = coercion. FromFrom: B'YU+MOSHCH'. And patww (PATW, those. PATO) = crush; paideuww (PAIDEUW, those. PAIDEIO) = punish, torment, tormentpunish, torment, torment: BIT'; oplla (OPLA, those. OPLA) = weapon. Further, polemikooj (POLEMIKOS, those. POLEMIKOS) = warlike, polemooj (POLEMOS, those. POLEMOS) = war; polemmw (POLEMW, those. POLEMO) = to fight fromto fight from: BIL+MOSHCH'. From here POLEMIKA. Further, polemisthjj (POLEMISTIS, those. POLEMISTIS) = warrior fromwarrior from: BIL+MEST'.
    • Gre: bouturoo (BOUTURO, those. BOITIRO) = butter. Oil is whipped, beat.
    • Gre: eisbolhh (EISBOLH, those. EISBOLI) = invasion, eisboleaaj (EISBOLEAS, those. EISBOLEAS) = aggressor, eisballww (EISBALLW, those. EISBALLO) = to invade. FromFrom: IZBIL, BIL, BOL'. And mphggw (MPHGW, those. MPIGO) = drive in BIT', since the beginning of the Greek words MP read as B, and also confused T and G. Further, epiballww (EPIBALLW, those. EPIBALLO) = impose (recovery), to tax (by tax). FromFrom: POBIL. And epiballw poinnh (EPIBALLW POINH, those. EPIBALLO POINI)= punish frompunish from: POBIL+PENYA. Further, skopobollh (SKOPOBOLH, those. SKOPOBOLI) = shoot fromshoot from: STSAPAYU (targettarget) + BIL (bullet); purobollh (PUROBOLH, those. PIROBOLI) = shooting fromshooting from: PYOR+BIL (forward+beatbeat).
    • Gre: pallh (PALH, those. PALI) = wrestling, paleuww (PALEUW, those. PALEIO) = fight. FromFrom: BIL. And mpalla (MPALA, those. MPALA = BALA, because MP at the beginning of the word reads as B) = ball.
    • Gre: palaisthjj (PALAISTHS, those. PALAISTIS) = fighter (with
    • Por: , fromfrom: BIL+STOYU. And palaistrra (PALAISTRA, those. PALAISTRA) = arena fromarena from: BIL+STROENIE, that is, the place where they fight, «beat». Further, apeilww (APEILW, those. APEILO) = threaten fromthreaten from: BIL; palikariaa (PALIKARIA, those. PALIKARIA) = courage fromcourage from: BIL+GEROY.
  • Rus: BIT' bows, pray.
    • Ger: BETEN = pray.
  • Rus: BICH. In one sense bush with the word BIT'. And also see the Russian word BESTIYA, BES. When sick sayWhen sick say: BES VSELILSYA. See also Russian word PEST. Recall that PESTOM B'YUT, grind, pound something, long and often B'YUT. Sometimes they say that the patient "beats", "beats".
    • Lat: PESTIS = scourge (! - Auth.), plague, infection, endemic disease, death, destruction, pestilence. Transition B-P and hand h ===> ST.
    • Lat: PESTILENTIA = mass disease. Could occur from the expression BES VSELILSYA, or BICH+L'NUT', that is, "scourge clings, sticks" to people. Or else BICH+LEN', BICH+LENNOST', that is, slackness, great weakness in illness.
    • Ger: PEITSCHE = scourge. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PEST = scourge, parasite, plague, pestilence.
    • Eng: PESTILENCE = plague. See above comments on Latin PESTILENTIA.
  • Rus: BLAGO.
    • Ger: PFLEGE = care, PFLEGEN = look after. Transition B-P and B-F.
  • Rus: BLAZHENNYY. Sometimes in Russia some saints were called blissful, blissful.
    • Eng: BLESSED = sacred. Transition F,SH-S.
  • Rus: BLEDNYY, BLEKLYY, BLEDNOST', BELET', BELEYU.
    • Lat: PALLIDUS = pale (i.e BELET' - AuthAuth.), PALLEO = become pale (i.e BELEYU - AuthAuth.), PALLESCO, PALLUI = turn pale, PALLENS = pale, faded, PALLOR = pallor. Transition B-P and l-tt (T-D), as well as Latin n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: BLEICH, BLASS = pale.
    • Eng: FAHL = pale. Here is the transition B-P in f. Recall that the letter H in a word FAHL not pronounced. And also compare English PALLID and PALENESS - with russian BLED, BLEDNOST', BELET'. And BLACK = black, dark, fromblack, dark, from: BLEKLYY, i.e «colorlesscolorless».
    • Fre: BLE'ME = pale.
    • Swe: BLEK = pale. Compare with Russian BLEKLYY.
    • Spa: PALIDO = pale.
  • Rus: BLESTET', BLIK, BLESK, BLESNUT', BLESHCHU. for example, BLESK eye, fire. And SPOLOKH, POLYKHNUT', POLYKHAT'.
    • Lat: SPLENDIO = shine, SPLENDEO, SPLENDUI = shine (could occur from the word BLESNUT' - AuthAuth.), SPLENDOR = sparkle, SPLENDESCO = shine, SPLENDIDE = brilliantly, brilliantly, SPLENDIDUS = dazzling, SPLENDIDO = blanch, SPENDOR = glitter. Transition B-P, T-D and permutation: flashflash = BLSNT ===> SBLNT = splendiio.
    • Lat: FULGOR = brilliance, FULSI, FULSUM = light up. Could have come from the word BLESHCHU during the transition B-F and SHCH-G.
    • Lat: FULGEO = shine, shine, shine, twinkle. Transition B-F and K-G. Or it could come from the word POLYKHAYU during the transition P-F and KH-G. Hence the word probably originated FOL'GA.
    • Ger: BLICK = look, look, BLINKEN = gleam, BLITZEN = shine. Probably German PRUNK = shine, luxury, PRUNKEN = shine could come from the word BLIK during the transition B-P and L-R.
    • Ger: FLITTER = glitter, tinsel. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: BLAZE = bright fire flame. Occurred from the Russian word BLESK.
    • Eng: FLASH = brilliance, SPLENDENT = brilliant, sparkling, shining. Word FLASH could occur from the word BLESK, either from the word POLYKHAYU during the transition P-F.
    • Eng: SPLENDOR, SPLENDUOR = sparkle, luxury. Probably derived from the word BLESNUT' during the transition T-D. Maybe and GLISTEN = sparkle; comes from the word BLESNUT'.
    • Tur: BALKIMAK = shine, BALKIR = sparkle.
    • Gre: proboleajj (PROBOLEAS, those. PROBOLEAS) = spotlight. FromFrom: PROBLESK, PRO+BLESK, forward+brilliance. Or fromOr from: PROBIL darkness with a ray of light.
  • Rus: BLEYAT'.
    • Lat: BALO = bleat, BALATUS = bleating (sheep and goatssheep and goats).
    • Eng: BLEAT = bleat.
  • Rus: BLIZOST', BLIZKO, VBLIZI, BLIZHE.
    • Lat: APPULSUS = proximity, approaching, mooring. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: APPULSE = (astron.) approximation of one planet to another.
    • Gre: plhsionn (PLHSION, those. PLISION) = close; plhsiazzw (PLHSIAZW, those. PLISIAZO) = bring closer. FromFrom: BLIZHE, during the transition ZH-SH-S. And plhsiastte! (PLHSIASTE!, those. PLIZIASTE) = come closer!, fromfrom: BLIZHE+STOY!.
    • Gre: parapleurojj (PARAPLEUROS, those. PARAPLEIROS) = adjoining. FromFrom: PRI+BLIZKO, approach transition B-P.
  • Rus: BLOKHA.
    • Lat: PULEX = flea, PULICOSUS = complete flea. Transition B-P.
    • Ger: FLOGH = flea. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FLEA = flea.
    • Spa: PULGA = flea. Transition B-P and KH-G.
  • Rus: BLUD, BLUDIT' (to pervertto pervert), BLUDNYY, BLUD+NARY, that is fornication+bed. And also see the word LYUBOV', LYUBO, LYUBIT'.
    • Lat: LUPA = harlot, LUPANAR = brothel, LUPANARIS = slutty. Back reading: fornication ===> magnifier. Permutation: prodigalprodigal = BLDN ===> LBNR = lupanar.
  • Rus: BLUDIT', in the sense of getting lost, PLUTAT', lose roadlose road; BLUDNYY, that is, wandering, wandering along the paths. for example, BLUDNYY son, wanderer as well PLUTAT' in the dark.
    • Lat: PALITOR = wander, PALOR = wander. Transition B-P (b-p) and D-T.
    • Lat: PLANETA = planet. Probably medieval astronomers perceived planets as BLUZHDAYUSHCHIE, PLUTAYUSHCHIE, prodigal luminaries moving against the background of fixed stars. Transition D-T.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: PLANET = planet.
    • Fre: PLANETE = planet.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PLANETA = planet.
    • Gre: planhthhj (PLANHTHS, those. PLANITIS) = planet. And plannh (PLANH, those. PLANI) = delusion fromdelusion from: PLUTAYU.
  • Rus: BOB, BOBY, fruits of the plant.
    • Lat: FABA = bean, bean field, bean chowder, etc... Transition B-F.
    • Ger: BOHNE = bean.
    • Eng: BEAN = bean.
    • Fre: FEVE = bean.
  • Rus: BOBR, BOBER.
    • Lat: FIBER = beaver. Transition B-P-F.
    • Ger: BIBER = beaver.
    • Eng: BEAVER = beaver.
  • Rus: BOGATO.
    • Gre: agatoo (AGATO, those. AGATO) = wealth, good. Here, sound B in word bOGATO omitted.
  • Rus: BOGOT' - Vologda and Yaroslavl expression meaning – deep pool [223], [225] V. Dahl. Note that the words BOGOT' and BOLOTO are close, because the spelling of the letters G and L are close and could be confused.
    • Eng: BOG = swamp, quagmire, moorland, BOG-TROTTER = marsh dweller.
    • Spa: BOGA = swimming, rowing.
  • Rus: BODALSYA.
    • Lat: PETULCUS = bodily. Transition B-P, D-T and Russian C ===> C Latin. Word BODALSYA also used figuratively: mischievous, etc.. This is where the Latin words originated. PETULANS = playful, frisky, cheeky, PETULANTER = playful, playful, cheeky, PETULANTIA = self-will, playfulness, unbridledness.
    • Eng: PETULANCE = irritation, irritability, selfishness, nonsense. Transition B-P, D-T.
  • Rus: BOK, SBOKU.
    • Ger: BACKE = cheek, oral wall. From here BACKENBART = sideburns that is SBOKU+BORODA.
  • Rus: BOLVAN. By the way, in the Turkic language BOLVAN meant also IDOL. See, for example, Dummy on Taganka in Moscow.
    • Fin: TOLVANA = idiot.
  • Rus: BOLEE, BOL'SHOY.
    • Ger: WELCHE = which one which, in the sense of the next. Transition B-V.
    • Eng: VALUE = size. Transition B-V.
    • Eng: PILE = huge building, huge buildings, large concentrations of buildings, many, many.
    • Gre: pollu (POLU, those. POLI) = much; pleonn (PLEON, those. PLEON) = more. Many Greek words begin on POLI (more), eg: pollooi (POLLOI, those. POLLOI) = many, many; pollakiis (POLLAKIS, those. POLLAKIS) = repeatedly; pollaplasiazww (POLLAPLASIAZW, those. POLLAPLASIAZO) = mat. multiply (wealth), fromfrom: BOLEE+POLOZHU (I put many times); polumerhjj (POLUMERHS, those. POLIMERIS) = multilateral, frommultilateral, from: BOLEE+MERA; poluariqmojj (POLUARIQMOS, those. POLIARITMOS) = BOLEE+MERYAT' (rhythm); polumorfiia (POLUMORFIA, those. POLIMORFIA) = diversity, diversity, fromdiversity, diversity, from: BOLEE+MORDA(form); poluplhqhhj (POLUPLHQHS, those. POLIPLITIS) = populous frompopulous from: BOLEE+TOLPA; poluplokooj (POLUPLOKOS, those. POLIPLOKOS) = tangled, complicated, fromtangled, complicated, from: BOLEE+ PLESTI. And so on.
  • Rus: BOLEZN'.
    • Lat: ABOLESCO = to perish.
    • Eng: ABOLISH = destroy, break, destroy, cancel, abolish. Or from the word BIL, beat.
  • Rus: BOLET', BOLIT.
    • Lat: ABOLITO = destruction, oblivion. And DELUMBO = hurt the sacrum, DE-LUMBIS = limping, powerless; comes from the word BOLIT during transitionsduring transitions: P-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation, as well as Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: DOLITO = to be very ill, DOLIDUS = hurting. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. See also Russian DOLYA, bitter share.
    • Lat: BOLETUS = mushroom. Indeed, without knowing the mushrooms, you can mistakenly eat a harmful fungus and become seriously ill, poisoned.
    • Eng: PALLIATE = facilitate BOL'.
  • Rus: BOLOTO, BOLOTNYY, BOLOTISTYY. See also the word PLES. By the way, maybe from BOLOTO, BOLOTNYY, happened and the name of the famous Hungarian lake BALATON.
    • Lat: PALUS = swamp, PALUDOSUS = marshy, PALUSTER = marsh, PALUSTRIA = swampland, PALUDINOSUS = marshy.
    • Ger: PFUHL = swamp puddle. Transition B-P and T-F.
    • Eng: PALUDAL = marsh. Here is the transition B-P and T-D.
    • Por: PALUDOSO = marshy.
    • Gre: baltooj (BALTOS, those. BALTOS) = swamp.
  • Rus: BOLOTO SELYU, that is, the "swamp inhabit", I live in the swamp.
    • Lat: PALUDI-COLA = resident of(nothing) marshes. TransitionTransition: T-D and Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: BOLTAT', BOLTAYU. For example, the language of the bell BOLTAETSYA. And BOLTAT'SYA without causes.
    • Lat: BALATRO = joker, empty talker, screamer, bum, tramp, BLATERO = chatter, BLATERATIO = idle talk, OB-BLATERO = chatter.
    • Lat: FABELLA = short story, fairy tale, fable. Transition T-F and permutation BLT ===> TBL. And FABULA = rumor, rumor, gossip, legend, FABULATIO = conversation, conversation, FABULO = gossip liar.
    • Eng: BELL = to call. For example, the bell tolls. Besides, BELL could arise from the word BIL, i.e BIL the bell, see also BI'LO.
    • Gre: faflataaj (FAFLATAS, those. FAFLATAS ) = talkative; faflatarww (FAFLATARW, those. FAFLATARO) = to chat (speak). Transition B-FF.
    • Gre: boltaa (BOLTA, those. BOLTA) = walk. From: hang out.
  • Rus: BOLTAT', BOLTAYU something in hand.
    • Eng: BOLTER = sieve. In fact, the sieve is “chattering” in the hands when sifting something through it. In this case, Russian Yu could go to Latin R due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: BOL', KHILYY, in the sense - sick, weak, BOLEYU.
    • Lat: AB-OLEO = exterminate, destroy, die. And DOLEO, DOLUI = grieve, DOLOR = pain, suffering, sadness; transition B-D, since latin letters b and d differ only in orientation. Or DOLEO derived from Russian DOLYA, bitter share.
    • Lat: PAPULA = pimple, blister, PAPULO = cause a rash. Transition B-P.
    • Ger: ÜBEL = illness evil.
    • Eng: ILL = sick as well BE ILL = to be sick. As well as english ILLNESS = disease and EVIL (verbally.) = disease. Here is the transition B-V.
    • Tur: BELA = trouble.
    • Gre: abolaa (ABOLA, those. ABOLA) = uncomfortable. FromFrom: BOL', i.e «painfully», «badlybadly».
    • Gre: ablabozz (ABLABOZ, those. ABLABOZ) = harmless. FromFrom: A+BOL', i.e «don't hurt», harmless. Here a means denial. Further: dhlhthrioo (DHLHTHRIO, those. DILITIRIO) = poison. FromFrom: BOL' TORYU, that is, pain. Transition : Russian handwritten ===> d Greek, due to the closeness of writing.
  • Rus: BOL'NO, BOL'NOY, BOLEYU, BOLEZN'. And DOLYA, bitter share.
    • Lat: VULNUS = wound, VULNERO = injure, VULNERATIO = wound, VULNERATUS = wounded. Transition B-V.
    • Lat: IN-DOLESCO, DOLUI = to hurt. Transition: Russian b (latin b) ===> d latin and permutation: diseasedisease = BLZN ===> NBLZ.
    • Ger: PEIN = pain, PEINLICH = tormenting, PENIBEL = tormenting. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PAIN = pain grief, BLAIN = boil.
    • Gre: belonna (BELONA, those. BELONA), to belonni (TO BELONI, those. TO BELONI) = needle; boulwnww (BOULWNW, those. BOILONO) = fill a tooth; boulwmaa (BOULWMA, those. BOILOMA) = seal (toothbrushtoothbrush).
  • Rus: BOL'+ORAT'. For example, cry, cry from pain.
    • Ger: PLÄRREN = whimper. I.e PL+ÄRREN. Wed also russian PLACH.
    • Eng: PULE = whine. Here PULE could occur from the word BOL'.
  • Rus: BOL'SHE, OBIL'NYY.
    • Lat: PLUS = more bo'most part, stronger plus. Transition B-P and SH-S. And PLUS VALEO = to prevail; could occur from expression BOL'SHE VALI! - that is, pile more.
    • Lat: POLLEX = thumb. Transition B-P and W, X ===> X Latin. As well as the transitionAs well as the transition: PALETS ===> POLLEX.
    • Eng: PLUS = a plus.
    • Eng: BULK = most of something, bulk, pile, bale, mass, large quantity, bulk, bulk, size, volume. Sh transition,KH-K.
    • Tur: BOL = plentiful, many.
    • Gre: mpolikooj (MPOLIKOS, those. MPOLIKOS = BOLIKOS) = abundant. At the beginning of words MP read as B, thenread as B, then: BOLIKOS – from BOL'SHE.
  • Rus: BOR, large pine forest.
    • Lat: ARBOR = wood, woodwork.
    • Eng: ARBOR = tree.
    • Fre: ARBRE = tree.
    • Ita: ALBERO = tree.
    • Spa: ARBOL = tree. Clearly visible transition R-L.
  • Rus: BORMOTAT'.
    • Ger: BRUMMEN = grumble.
    • Eng: BURBLE, BABBLE, PRATTLE = mumble, BOOM = to buzz. It is seen that in English one of the letters of the word BORMOTAT' already disappeared, so that the German form is closer to the Slavic than the English.
  • Rus: BOROV.
    • Lat: PORCUS = hog pig. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: BOAR = hog pig.
    • Fre: VERRAT = pig. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: BORODA, BRADA. Hence, probably, in the Western European pronunciation arose VARVAR.
    • Lat: BARBA = beard, mustache, BARBATUS = bearded. Transition B-D, since latin letters b and d differ only in orientation. And IM-BERBIS, IMBERBIS = beardless; could occur from expression NE+BORODA, i.e NET BORODY.
    • Ger: BART = beard.
    • Eng: BEARD = beard.
    • Fre: BARBE = beard.
    • Spa:
    • Ita: BARBA = beard.
    • Por: BARBA = beard.
    • Sco: BAIRD = beard.
    • Fin: PARTA = beard.
  • Rus: BORODATYY RUSSKIY. Hence the word could come VARVAR. Later, in the era of the Reformation, in XVII-XVIII For centuries, this word could be loaded with a negative shade. As a result, the word VARVAR could get close to the semantic bush words VOR, that is a bad, bad person.
    • Lat: BARBARUS = foreigner, foreigner, barbarian. I.e, BARBA+RUS. So, probably, Western Europeans began to call Russian bearded Cossacks in the era XIV-XVI centuries. From here and BARBARIA = foreign lands, barbarism.
    • Eng: BARBARISM = barbarism, uncivilization, rudeness, savagery.
    • Por: BARBARO = barbarian, BARBARRAO = (chatter.) bearded man.
    • Tur: BARBAR = barbarian.
  • Rus: BOROZDA. Throw on furrow.
    • Lat: VERSUS = furrow. Transition B-V.
    • Lat: IM-PORCO = throw in the furrow. Transition B-P and N-M and Russian Z or S ===> With latin. That is "on the furrow" ===> im porco.
    • Eng: FURROW = furrow. TransitionTransition: B-F and Russian W ===> W Latin (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
    • Hun: BARAZDA = furrow.
  • Rus: BORONA.
    • Eng: BRAKE = brake. Transition N-K due to the proximity of writing.
    • Hun: BORONA = harrow.
  • Rus: BORSHCH.
    • Eng: BORSCH(T) = borscht.
    • Tur: BORS = borscht. Transition SHCH-SH-S.
    • Fin: BORSTS-KEITTO = borscht. Here keitto = soup.
    • Gre: mporttj (MPBORTS, those. BORTS, insofar as MP at the beginning of the words read as B) = borscht.
  • Rus: BOR'BA.
    • Iri: BOIRBE = aggression, attack.
  • Rus: BOTVA - aboveground vegetable mass of vegetable, fodder and tech. root and tuber crops. From here happenedFrom here happened: BOTANIKA.
    • Ger: BETE = beet, beetroot.
    • Eng: BEET = beet.
    • Gre: botanni (BOTANI, those. BOTANI) = grass, wild plant, botanizoo (BOTANIZO, those. BOTANIZO) = weed, botanikhh (BOTANIKH, those. BOTANIKI) = botany. Ν transition --- n in view of the similarity of writing, that is: topstops = BTV -===> BTN = botany. From here came a large bush of Greek words.. AndAnd:
    • Ger: BOTANIK = botany.
    • Eng: BOTANY = botany.
    • Fre: BOTANIQUE = botany.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: BOTANICA = botany.
  • Rus: BOTY - Siberian shoes, packs and boot covers, i.e. boots with stockings, high shoes [223], [225] V. Dahl. BOTALY or BUTALY - Siberian and Orenburg expression meaning - shoemakers, large spacious boots [223], [225] V. Dahl. BOTAT' - Tambov expression meaning - swinging your legs, pounding your legs in wide boots [223], [225] V. Dahl. BOTY comes from Russian PYATA, PUT'.
    • Ger: BOTTE = boot.
    • Spa: BOTA - boot, boot.
    • Por: BOTA = boot.
    • Tur: BOT = boot.
    • Gre: mpotaa (MPOTA, those. MPOTA = BOTA) = boot. At the beginning of words MP read as B.
  • Rus: BOYUS', BOYAT'SYA.
    • Gre: fobojj (FOBOS, those. FOBOS) = fear. Transition B-F, i.e: I'm afraid - b(b)oyat – phobos. Or from BOYAT'SYA during the transition T-F (phi) and rearrange letters: to be afraidto be afraid = BTS ===> FBS = phobos. From here and afobojj (AFOBOS, those. AFOBOS) = fearless. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: BR-R! BREZGUYU.
    • Gre: brwmaa (BRWMA, those. BROMA) = muck.
  • Rus: BRAVYY, PRAVYY, PRAVIL'NYY.
    • Lat: PROPE = decently. Transition B-P and V-P.
    • Eng: BRAVE = courageous, brave, brave, bravecourageous, brave, brave, brave; BRAVERY = courage.
    • Ger: BRAV = brave, honest, kind.
    • Fre: BRAVE = brave.
    • Spa: BRAVO = brave.
  • Rus: BRAK in the sense of marriage, BRAT', brother, kinship.
    • Eng: BRACE = bond.
  • Rus: BRAN', BRANIT'SYA, reBRANKA.
    • Spa: BRONCA = squabble.
    • Gre: brisiia (BRISIA, those. BRISIA) = swearing, brizzw (BRIZW, those. BRIZO) = scold. Further: blasthmmw (BLASTHMW, those. BLASTIMO) = scold. Transition R-L and N-M , as well as permutation that is: scoldscold = BRNTS ===> BLSTM = blastimo.
  • Rus: BRATSTVO.
    • Ger: BRUDERSCHAFT = friendship. Here is the Russian suffixHere is the Russian suffix –STVO turned into German SCHAFT. And the word BRUDER - could occur from the word BRAT.
    • Eng: BROTHERHOOD = Brotherhood.
    • Hun: BARATSAG = friendship.
  • Rus: BRAT', BERU, BRATAT'SYA - to shake RUKI, BRAT'SYA for anything. Or BRAT' AT RUKI.
    • Lat: BRACHIUM = arm.
    • Ger: BRAUT = bride. The bride BERUT in wife.
    • Eng: BRIDE = bride, FRATERNIZE = fraternize. Transition B-F and T-D.
    • Iri: BREIS = increase.
    • Gre: mpratsoo (MPRATSO, those. MPRATSO = BRATSO) = arm from elbow to shoulder. At the beginning of words MP read as B, that is BRATSO – fromfrom : BRAT'SYA.
    • Gre: berra (BERA, those. BERA) = wedding ring. BERU wife or husband.
  • Rus: BRAT' GORE on yourself or UBIRAT' GORE ("take off), that is, reassure.
    • Lat: PAREGORIA = comfort, comfort, relief. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PAREGORIC = sedative.
  • Rus: BRED, BREDIT', BREDISH'.
    • Ger: IRREDEN = to rave.
    • Eng: GIBBERISH = rave. Transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin, and permutation: raverave = BRDSH ===> DBRSH = gibberish.
    • Gre: paramillw (PARAMILW, those. PARAMILO) = to rave. FromFrom: BREDIL, transition B-P and m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: BREDEN', that is, the network. Or derived from the word BRAT'.
    • Lat: OBRETIO = entangle with nets.
  • Rus: BREKHAT', BRESHU, BREKHNYA, BREKH, B+RECH'. And also see the word RECHET, IZRECH', PRORECHET.
    • Ger: SPRACHE = speech, language, SPRECHEN = speak, SPRUCH = maxim. Or from the word RECHET during the transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Ger: BERICHT = report, BERICHTEN = report. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: SPEECH = speech. Slightly farther from Russian than German Sprachhe.
    • Gre: brisiia (BRISIA, those. BRISIA) = swearing; brizww (BRIZW, those. BRIZO) = to scold. FromFrom: BREKH, BRESHU,
  • Rus: BRESH'. That is the passage, PROSHEL through. BRESH'-PROSHEL.
    • Ger: BRESCHE = break.
    • Eng: BREACH, BREAK = break. Transition: Russian WRussian W ===> CH Latin or K latin.
  • Rus: BROV'.
    • Ger: BRAUE = eyebrow. Latin U and V often confused.
    • Eng: EYEBROW = eyebroweyebrow; BROW = forehead. Word EYE+BROW could occur from expression OKO+BROV'.
    • Tur: EBRU = eyebrow.
  • Rus: BROD.
    • Eng: FORD = ford. Here is the transition of sounds B-F.
  • Rus: BRODIT' on yeast, BROZHU, BRODIL'NOE production, BRODIT' – about making wine or beer. And BURLIT' when boiling, BURNO.
    • Lat: EBRIOSUS = hawk moth, EBRIO, EBRATIUM, INEBRIO = intoxicate, EBRIUS, EBRIOSUS = drunk. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Ger: BROT = bread, BIER = beer. And TREBEN = to roam (about yeast) - could occur from the word BRODIT' upon readback BRDT ===> TRB. And BRODELN = gurgle BRODIL'NYY.
    • Eng: BREAD = bread, BEER = beer, BREW - brew beer, brew a drink, brew, BARM = brewer's yeast, sourdough. And BOIL = gurgle, BOARD = food, table, grub.
    • Swe: BRÖD = bread.
    • Gre: brazww (BRAZW, those. BRAZO) = boil, boil, brassh (BRASH, those. BRAZI) = fermentation, boiling, brasimmo (BRASIMO, those. BRAZIMO) = fermentation, boiling. And mpirra (MPIRA, those. MPIRA = BIRA) = beer frombeer from: BROZHU, insofar as MP at the beginning of the Greek words read as B.
    • Gre: anabrazzw (ANABRAZO, those. ANABRAZO) = boil. FromFrom: BURNYY (NBRZ)or BROZHU, onBROZHU.
  • Rus: BRODIT', BROZHU, i.e. wander. See also the word PROYTI, BREDU, those. go slowly.
    • Lat: OB-ERRO = wander.
    • Gre: braduuj (BRADUS, those. BRADIS) = slow; bradunww (BRADUNW, those. BRADINO) = to delay.
  • Rus: BRODYACHIY, BROZHU.
    • Por: PRODICO = prodigal. Transition B-P.
    • Fre: enfannt PRODIGUE = prodigal son.
    • Ita: figliol PRODIGO = prodigal son.
    • Spa: hijjo PRODIGO = prodigal son.
  • Rus: BRONYA, OBORONA. From hereFrom here: BRONZA (metalmetal).
    • Ger: BRÜNNE = armorarmor; BRONZE = bronze.
    • Eng: BRONZE = bronzebronze; BRASS = brass.
    • Fre: BRONZE = bronze.
    • Ita: BRONZO = bronze.
    • Spa: BRONCE = bronze.
  • Rus: BROSIT', for example, timesBROSAT', BROS'.
    • Lat: PORRICIO = throw in a sacrifice. Transition B-P and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: BREAK = smash. Russian With considered for Latin C, which is read as K and as C.
    • Fre: lle BRAS = arm.
    • Gre: parattw (PARATW, those. PARATO) = leave.
  • Rus: BRYZNUT', BRYZGAT', BRYZGI, PRYSNUT', SPRYSNUT', BURNYY, a time when everything boils and sprinkles, that is, spring. And PROROS, POROSL'.
    • Lat: SPARGO [SPARSI, SPARSUM] = sprinkle, SPARSIO = sprinkling, SPARSUS = spattered, ASPERGO, SPERSI, SPERSUM = sprinkling. And ASPERSIO = spraying, SPERMA = sperm from the word SPRYSNUT'.
    • Lat: OB-SIPO = splatter. Transition: Russian ===> p latin and transposition: sprayspray = BRZG ===> BZR. Or see the word OBSYPAT' (spray for examplespray for example).
    • Ger: SPRITZ = syringe, SPRITZER = light rain. It's clear that SPRITZERBAD = shower could have come from BRYZGAT'+BAD'YA.
    • Eng: SPRING = Spring, SPRAING = sprinkling, SPRAY = spray, mist, SPERM = sperm (here is the transition N-M in a word SPRYSNU - AuthAuth.).
    • Gre: brushh (BRUSH, those. BRISI) = source, spring, brushsioos (BRUSHSIOS, those. BRISISIOS) = spring, key, breximmo (BREXIMO, those. BREKSIMO) = watering, wetting. And brocch (BROCH, those. BROKHI) = rain; brocerooj (BROCEROS, those. BROKHEROS) = rainy fromrainy from: BRYZGI+ROSA.
    • Gre: anabruzzw (ANABRUZO, those. ANABRIZO) = to beat the key. And also see. BURNO.
    • Gre: afrizzw (AFRIZW, those. AFRIZO) = foam, afrooj (AFROS, those. AFROS) = foam. Transition B-F, i.e: sprayspray = BRZN ===> FRZ = afrizo.
    • Gre: spernnw (SPERNW, those. SPERNO) = sow; sparmenojj (SPARMENOS, those. SPARMENOS) = seeded; spartto (SPARTO, those. SPARTO) = crops. From SPRYSNU or from PROROS, undergrowth. And also see. SYPLYU, transition L-R.
  • Rus: BRYKAT', BRYKAT'SYA.
    • Iri: BRUIGH = push.
  • Rus: BUGOR.
    • Ita: POGGIO = knoll.
    • Tur: BAYIR = knoll.
  • Rus: BUDIT', POBUZHDAT'.
    • Hun: BUZDITANI = induce.
  • Rus: BUDKA, as a house, a retail outlet.
    • Ger: BUDE = house, BUDIKE = (petty) shop, BUTIKE = booth.
    • Eng: BOOTH = booth, kiosk.
    • Fre: BOUTIQUE = small shop.
    • Swe: BUTIK = score.
    • Gre: apoqhkhh (APOTHKH, those. APOTIKI) = warehouse, storage. Transition B-P and D-T.
  • Rus: BUD'TE kind. That is a request.
    • Ger: BITTE = request. Wed also BIT' bow, ask.
    • Eng: BETTER = it is better.
  • Rus: BUZA, BUZOVAT', buzanit, (tmb., cal.), whip, BUZUN (water.) - boyan [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: ABUSE = insult.
    • Tur: ARABOZUCU = rebel.
  • Rus: BUYLA, BUYLO, BUYVOL - Turkish, Asian bull and cow, Sib. tibetan bull, BUYLO - bottom and others. Elk, dry [223], [225] V. Dahl. Happened from BUY+VOL. Here BUY – it's riotous. I.e BUYVOL - this BUYNYY VOL, wild, wild ox, big bull.
    • Lat: BOVILLUS = bovine, cow, BUBALUS = buffalo, BUBULUS = bullish.
    • Ger: BÜFFEL = buffalo. Here is the transition F-V.
    • Eng: BUFFALO = buffalo.
    • Fre: BUFFLE – buffalo.
    • Ita: BUFALO = buffalo.
  • Rus: BUK (treetree).
    • Lat: FAGUS = beech. Transition B-F and K-G.
    • Ger: BUCHE = beech.
    • Eng: BEECH = beech.
    • Hun: BUKK = beech, beech, beech.
  • Rus: BU'KA, puffed up. In one bush with the word BYCHIT'SYA, turn up. And also see. SBOKU, BOK
    • Lat: BUCCA = cheek full, BUCCAS inflare = sulk. And also the cheek is SBOKU.
    • Eng: BUCCAL = (anat.) buccal.
  • Rus: BUKVA, BUKVAR'.
    • Ger: BUCHSTABE = letter, BUCH = book. However, German BUCH and english BOOK = the book may have come from Russian PUK, PUCHOK, PAKET interlaced, bonded sheets, PACHKA.
    • Eng: BOOK = book.
    • Swe: BOKSTAV = letter.
    • Sco: BUIK = book.
  • Rus: BULYZHNIK, VALUN, transition B-V.
    • Eng: BOULDER = boulder, lump, pebble, COBBLE = cobble.
  • Rus: BUL'BA (potatoes); in Ukrainian; in Belarusian.
    • Lat: BULBUS = bulb, tuber.
    • Ger: BOLLE = (a big) bulb (it is a dialectit is a dialect).
    • Eng: BULBOUS = bulbous, convex.
    • Fre: BULBE = bulb, dome.
    • Por: BOLBO = bulb.
  • Rus: BUL'KAT', bulba, BUL'-BUL'.
    • Lat: BILBO = gurgle.
    • Eng: BOIL = boil.
    • Gre: bouliazzw (BOULIAZW, those. BOILIAZO) = drown.
  • Rus: BURAN, BURYA, BURNYY.
    • Tur: BURAN = storm storm.
    • Spa: BORRASCA = storm.
    • Gre: boreiojj (BOREIOS, those. BOREIOS) = northern, boreiaaj (BOREIAS, those. BOREIAS) = north wind, borinooj (BORINOS, those. BORINOS) = northern. And mporra (MPORA, those. MPORA = BORA) = thunderstorm. At the beginning of words MP read as B, therefore BORA - fromfrom: BURYA.
  • Rus: BURIT'. Something spicy than you can drill, pierce.
    • Ger: BOHREN = drill.
    • Eng: BUR = barb (plants), burdock, burdock.
  • Rus: BURLIT'. And also BIL, for example water BI'LA key, BUL'-BUL'.
    • Lat: RE-BULLIO = to whip up.
    • Lat: BULLIO = to seethe, BULLATIO = blistering, E-BULLIO = to beat the key, EBULLATIO = boiling up. Transition R-L.
    • Ger: QUERLEN = shake up. There are probably Latin letters here. b and q flipped into each other when flipped. And also see. Russian KUVYROK. And WIRBELN = to seethe (about waterabout water), WIRBEL = whirlpool. Here is the transition W-V-U, so BURL ===> URBL.
    • Eng: BOIL UP = to seethe.
    • Spa: BULLIR = to seethe, BORBOLLAR = boil.
    • Tur: BURULU = twisted.
  • Rus: BURNYY, seethe, PRYSKAT'. see also RONYAT' drops, hence the riverdrops, hence the river = RONA.
    • Ger: BRUNNEN = well, source.
    • Eng: WELLSPRING = a source. Here SPRING – could occur from the word PRYSNUL, BRYZNUL. So that WELLSPRING, may have come from the expression VOLNA+PRYSNU.
    • Gre: labrooj (LABROS, those. LABROS) = stormy. FromFrom: BURLYU, when rearranging BRL ===> LBR.
  • Rus: BURYY. And also see the word BREVNO. Bark logs (non-scaled) have brown color. The Russian word "brown" means "color’that bark".
    • Ger: BRAUN = brown, BÄR = bear. In the middle zone live only BURYE the Bears.
    • Eng: BROWN = brown, BRUIN = bear (bear nickname in folklorebear nickname in folklore), BEAR = bear.
    • Fre: BRUN = brown.
    • Hun: BARNA = brown, brown.
    • Sco: BROWNIE = brown.
  • Rus: BURYY+GRYOB. I.e BURYY bear GRYOB yourself a lair, VYGREB to the den.
    • Ger: BÄRENGRUBE = bear lair.
  • Rus: BUKH, BUKHAT'. For example, the sound of a shot. Or PYKH, PYKHNU.
    • Ger: BÜSCHE = gun. All clear: the gun "thumps", shoots.
    • Eng: BUSH = sleeve sleeve.
  • Rus: BYK.
    • Lat: BOS = bull, BUCULUS = calf, BUCERUS = with bull horns, BUCETUM = pasture, BUCINA = horn, twisted tube, BUCINO = trumpet, BUCULA = young cow.
    • Ger: BOCK = bridge bull, goat, ram.
    • Eng: BEEF = beef.
    • Fre: BOEUF = bull. Here is the transition F-K.
    • Hun: BIKA = bull.
    • Gre: goppa (GOPA, those. GOPA) = goby. Back reading: bullbull = BK ===> KB ===> GP = gop.
  • Rus: BYLOY, BYLOE, BYLO, BYL', that is, something that was in the past, past tense.
    • Eng: PALEO or PALAEO - like a prefix in a large group of words, sort of PALEOONTOLOGY = paleontology, PALEOZOIC = Paleozoic era, etc... These words point to something that happened in the distant past..
    • Gre: paliaa (PALIA, those. PALIA) = before long; polloou (POLLOU, those. POLLOI) = long; palaiojj (PALAIOS, those. PALAIOS) = former, old (according to the age), worn out, paliojj (PALIOS, those. PALIOS) = former, old. Transition B-P. And paliwnnw (PALIWNW, those. PALIONO) = grow old, pampalaiojj (PAMPALAIOS, those. PAMPALAIOS) = very old, old, fromvery old, old, from: BYLOY+BYLOY, during the transition L-M. Further, palaimacojj (PALAIMACOS, those. PALAIMAKHOS) = veteran fromveteran from: BYLOY+MOSHCH' (MOG), those. his power is in the past. And palia croniia (PALIA CRONIA, those. PALIA KHRONIA) = from time immemorialfrom time immemorial: BYLOE KHRANYU.
  • Rus: BYSTRO.
    • Eng: BUSTLE = hurry. Transition R-L. And FAST = fast transition B-F. Or FAST – from SHUSTRO.
    • Fre: BISTRO = restaurant, zucchini. Quick snack.
  • Rus: BYT' (be anywherebe anywhere), BYTIE, BYT' in the sense of live, exist.
    • Lat: VITA, VITAE = life, life, biography, AEVITAS = age. I.e BYT', live. Transition B-V. (see also PITAT'). Probably from here and FATUM = fate, rock, prophetic word. Transition B-F. And POTUI = be able to; during the transition B-P.
    • Eng: UBIETY = location. And BE (TO BE) = be.
    • Eng: VITA = short autobiography.
    • Gre: biooj (BIOS, those. BIOS) = a life (in different meaning.). From here there was a big bush of words including BIO, eg, biopallh (BIOPALH, those. BIOPALI) = the struggle for existence, fromthe struggle for existence, from: BYT'+BIL (fought); biologiia (BIOLOGIA, those. BIOLOGIA) = biology frombiology from: BYT'+ULOZHU (SLOZHU), i.e «I will describe life, being»; biotikooj (BIOTIKOS, those. BIOTI KOS) = vital, biwsimoss (BIWSIMOS, those. BIOSIMOS) = viable fromviable from: BYT'+MOGU; biosfairaa (BIOSFAIRA, those. BIOSFAIRA) = biosphere frombiosphere from: BYT'+VRASHCHAYU (surround), see below the word VRASHCHAT'; isobiojj (ISOBIOS, those. ISOBIOS) = lifelong, fromlifelong, from: EST'+BYT'. And so on.
  • Rus: BYT'+INDE (BE INDE), that is to be far away. Indus – old russian word.
    • Eng: BEYOND = far away.
    • Eng: BEHIND = behind.

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  • Rus: VAGA - heaviness, VES (thief. chickens sar.) [223], [225] V. Dahl. VAGA, VAZHNITSA (West RussianWest Russian), VAGI (OryolOryol), VAZHNYA, large trading scales. And VESIT'.
    • Lat: VEHES = loaded cart, VEHO = pull, VEHICULUM =cart, ship, AUGEO = increase, increase, expand. In the latter case - the transition of Latin letters U-V, i.e AUGEO <=== AVGEO = vag.
    • Lat: VEXATIO = oppression. From the word VESIT', load weight.
    • Ger: WAGE = weight, WAGEN = weigh car, WAAGE = Libra, WIEGEN =weigh and stuff. These words, like Russian VAGA, most derivative, derived most likely from a single common Russian root VAZH. VAZHIT' - Old-Russian and South-Western-Russian expression means - to pull with your weight, to weigh, to contain weight, weight [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: WAG(GG)ON = van, carriage, wagon, WEIGHER = Libra, WAGON = trolley.
    • Spa: VAGON = railway carriage.
    • Swe: VAGN = railway carriage, VICT = weight.
    • Fre: WAGON = railway carriage.
    • Por: VAGAO = railway carriage.
    • Tur: VAGON = railway carriage.
    • Fin: VAAKA = Libra.
    • Gre: bagonni (BAGONI, those. VAGONI) = railway carriage.
  • Rus: VAGA (VES) + MOSHCH' (MOSHCHNYY), VAGA+MOSHCHNYY.
    • Lat: VEHEMENS = powerful, fat, passionate, weighty, important, heavy, irresistible, VEHEMENTIA = strength, strength, increased consumption, ardor.
    • Eng: VEHEMENCE = strength, fervor, passion.
  • Rus: VADIT', to bother - an old Russian expression meaning to lure, attract, lure, slander [223], [225] V. Dahl. As well as the word VODIT', VEDU, UVEDU.
    • Lat: VADO = move resolutely, VADOR = bring to judicial responsibility (enticeentice?), VIDUO =take away (i.e UVEDU - Auth.). And VADO = wade; could occur from the word VEDU, what is the essence of the matter: I VEDU, pointing the right way across the river. The same can be said about the Latin word VADUM = water, shallow place, stranded, shallow. Or - from the word VODA.
    • Eng: WADE = wade, ford (through mud, snow), overcome.
    • Hun: VADIRAT = closing indictment.
  • Rus: VAZHA - Old Russian (vezha) - nomad, winter settlement [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: VAGUS = nomadic.
    • Eng: VAGUE = elusive.
    • Spa: VAGO = wandering.
    • Por: VAGO = wandering.
  • Rus: VAZHNOST'.
    • Lat: VANITAS = arrogance, vanity.
    • Eng: VANITY = vanity.
  • Rus: VAKAT', VYAKAT' - Old Russian. VAVAKAT', shout VAVA [223], [225] V. Dahl. And ZOV, VESHCHAYU, VESHCHAT', that is to say. And VOY – shout.
    • Lat: VOCO = call, VOCATOR = calling. And VOCO could happen when reading the word back ZOV.
    • Eng: VOICE = vote.
    • Spa: VOCEAR = shout.
    • Ita: VOCE = vote.
    • Por: VOCIFERAR = scream.
  • Rus: VAL, VALIT'.
    • Lat: VALLO = bank up, VALLUM, VALLUS = Val.Compare with Russian "blame VALOM", "roll VALOM" and so on.
    • Lat: OB-VALLO = pile up, OBVALLUS = walled. Or from OBVALIT'.
    • Lat: VOLUMEN = rotation, scroll, ring, circulation, VOLUBILIS = rolling, whirling.
    • Ger: WALL = shaft.
    • Eng: WALL = wall. And WHEEL = wheel (in the sense of fallingin the sense of falling?).
    • Fin: VALLI = shaft.
    • Spa: OLA = wave, OLEAJE = excitement, surf.

Comment. Very curious what else in XVII century, that is, relatively recently, in English they wrote and said not WALL, like today, but WAL. That is the British XVII century PLEASURE IN ACCURACY SLAVIC WORD "VAL", with one L. For example, it is in the form WAL Slavic word VAL, WALL is present on the ancient map of England 1645 of the year [1036], with.72-73, rice.7, rice.8 and rice.9. By the way, here is the word WAL named WALL SEPARATING HOMELAND England. Today we are told that this card is a processing of the card of John Speed (John Speede) supposedly 1611-1612 years. In pic.10 we present the corresponding fragment of the map of John Spidy, which we found in another atlas of mapswe present the corresponding fragment of the map of John Spidy, which we found in another atlas of maps [1160].

This wall, called the "Pic Pic Tree" (The Pictes Wal), apparently was created in XVII century, after the rebellion of the Reformation in Western Europe. It is not excluded that Scotland, the northern part of England, for some time remained faithful to the idea of ​​the Great = "Mongolian "Empire, because there were especially many descendants of the Scythian conquerors XIV century. Recall that the name of Scotland turned out to merge two words: Scot+Land, that is, the Country of the Scythians or the Country of the Skits. See the Mystery of Russian History, ch..3, and further. AT XVIIn the first century, other Horde Scythian, that is, "Skete" = "cattle "families who did not wish to remain in the more southern, rebellious part of England, adjacent to reformed France. According to our reconstruction, something similar happened in the history of China, where the Eastern Pegaya Orda decided to secede from the Romance of Russia by the Great Wall of China, erecting it along the border between reformist Russia and the Horde Pegda Orda, who owned China = Order, see the book "The Empire", ch.Order, see the book "The Empire", ch..4-6.

So the Wall of the Picts in England is most likely something like the “Chinese Wall” or the Scythian Wall, which for a long time divided England roughly in half, in XVII century. See rice.11. In pic.12 we bring a picture of the wall of Hadrian close up [726], with.122. Its massive masonry is clearly visible.. At the same time, it is quite clear that Val was not at all military defensive. He simply marked the border between neighboring states, probably XVI-XVII centuries. The wall is low, climb over it is not difficult. And anywhere. On the top of the wall - no teeth or embrasures for firing. No defensive towers. There are no protected gates. It is not excluded that the reasons forcing to build this ancient British Wall dividing effect XIX-XX centuries as a tension between part of the Irish population and Protestants.

By the way, a strange fact attracts attention. On the same map we see many English coats of arms in the form of military shields.. However, the coat of arms of the Picts for some reason EMPTY. Only the outline of the shield is intended, rice.7, rice.8, rice.9, rice.10. This is depicted so deliberately-emphasized that it immediately catches the eye. Before us is not the carelessness or forgetfulness of cartographers.. On a luxurious and detailed map, carefully painted and surrounded by rich ornamentation, a strange white spot looks incomprehensible. What's the matter? Is it not because the Picts have shrunk from their shield that the English territories to the north of the separation shaft of the Picts were considered in Western Europe as the Reformation. Apparently, both maps shown here by us were made in XVII century cartographers serving the reformatory government of the rebellious Western Europe. Perhaps, by such a demonstrative gesture of crossing out the coat of arms, the Western European authors of the Reformation epoch map wanted to emphasize their contempt for the recalcitrant Horde, picts and Scots..

  • Rus: VALI from here! - exclamation, order to leave, go away.
    • Lat: VALE! VALEAS! - goodbye. That is, an exclamation, pronounced when the interviewee leaves.
    • Eng: VALE = farewell.
  • Rus: VALIT' (for example, rollfor example, roll), VALYU, VALYAYU, VAL, SVALENNYY, VALIT'SYA, VALYAT'SYA. See also in some cases the word VISEL. Further, VALIT' a strong kick from the feet. And VALYAT' = wrap in a scroll. For example, parchment scroll. Hence the word BAUL, packaging.
    • Lat: VALIDUS = strong.
    • Lat: VOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = to roll to the ground, roll, roll, roll, VOLUTO = roll, roll, roll, roll, VOLUTATUS =felting, VOLUTATIO = rolling, wave-like movement, somersault, VOLUTUS = wriggling, E-VOLVO, EVOLVO, VOLUTUM = unroll, roll out.
    • Lat: IN-VALIDES = weak. From RussianNE VALIT, that is, can not knock anyone down, knock down, powerless. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: VACILLO = stagger, VACILLATIO = wobble. It could also occur from the word VISEL during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, or from the word VALIT'SYA permutation: fallfall = VLTS ===> VSLT = vacillatiio.
    • Lat: LABES = fall, LABO = stagger. Transition V-B and reverse reading.
    • Ger: LAWINE = avalanche. It turns out the reverse reading of Russian VAL, withVALENNYY. As well as German SCHWALL = the flow could have come from the word SVALIT'SYA, fall.
    • Eng: WALLOW = wallow, VOLVULUS = volvulus (that is, "flipped" - Avtthat is, "flipped" - Avt.), VOLUTE, VOLUTION = spiral curl.
    • Eng: VELLUM = (thin) parchment (leather), manuscript on the money sheet.
    • Eng: VACILLATE = hesitate, hesitate, VACILLATION = wobble. Or from the word VISEL.
    • Eng: BALE = bale (transition V-B - AuthAuth.), AVALANCHE =avalanche, SQUALL = squall. Here is the transition V-U.
    • Eng: INVALID = disabled. From expression NE VALIT, can not tumble down.
    • Gre: kataballww (KATABALLW, those. KATAVALLO) = throw down. FromFrom: KATIT'+VALYU. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERED+VAL, PERED+VALYU, VPERED VALYU, have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PRAE-VALLO = bank up.
    • Lat: PRO-VOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = roll forward.
  • Rus: VALIT' all in a bunch. Shaft shaft (or get into a bag), after we analyze [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: VALISE = bag, suitcase.
    • Fre: VALIZE = suitcase.
    • Tur: VALIZ = suitcase.
  • Rus: VALYANIE cloth, VALYAYU cloth, VALYAL'NYY.
    • Lat: POLIO = fuller, felt. Transition V-P.
    • Lat: FULLO = fuller, felt, FULLONIA = dullwork, FULLONICA = felting, FULLONICUS = felted, FULLONIUS = felted. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: FULLER = fuller, felt.
  • Rus: VALYAT'+BOROV, that is, "wallow+hog "pig lying in the mud.
    • Lat: VOLUTABRUM = pork puddle, swamp in which pigs are lying. Transition V-M, since latin W-M differ only in orientation (turned the letter). Or transition V-U.
  • Rus: VARENIKI.
    • Eng: VARENIK = dumpling.
    • Fre: VARENIK = dumpling.
    • Ita: VARENIKI = vareniki.
    • Spa: VARENIKI = vareniki.
    • Fin: VARENIKIT = vareniki.
  • Rus: VARIT', VARENYY.
    • Ger: WARM = warm hot. Transition N-M or: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: WARM = hot.
    • Fre: WARM = hot.
    • Swe: VÄRME = heat.
    • Gre: brazww (BRAZW, those. VRAZO) = cook; brastojj (BRASTOS, those. VRASTOS) = boiled.
  • Rus: VAROVYY, VOROVYY, (North.) quick, quick, agile [223], [225] V. Dahl. They say - "The head cooks".
    • Tur: VARISBI = clever.
  • Rus: VARGAN – (common people) musical instrument, an iron band bent by lira, VARGANIT' – make noise, VARGAS'YA – screaming woman [223], [225] V. Dahl. Hence the word ORGA’H, that is, a musical instrument, then entered into many languages.
    • Lat: ORGANIUM = body.see also ukrainian GARNO, i.e «OKOK».
  • Rus: VATA. According to V. Dal: to roll in.
    • Ger: WATTE = cotton wool.
    • Eng: WADDING = cotton wool (for liningfor lining).
    • Fre: QUATE = cotton wool.
    • Ita: OVATTA = cotton wool.
    • Spa: GUATA = cotton wool.
    • Gre: batta (BATA, those. VATA) = cotton wool. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: VAYAYU, VAYAT', for example build.
    • Ger: BAU = building. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: VGONYU, to drive, for example a sword or a knife into someone, I will drive a pickaxe into the ground, a claw into the body, and the like. Or see the words VOGNUTYY, NOGOT'.
    • Lat: VAGINA = sheath, case, EVAGINO = strip out. Or - from the word OBNAZHU during the transition B-V and permutation BNZH ===> BZHN. Note that VAGINA also has a meaning "vagina" (anat.). And VANGA = hoe or pickle; could occur from the word VGONYU (into the groundinto the ground).
    • Lat: UNGUIS, UNGULA = nail, claw, hoof. Transition V-U. Or it could come from the word NOGOT'.
    • Lat: PUNGO = to prick. Transition V-P.
    • Eng: VAGINA = (anat., bot.) vagina.
    • Eng: UNGUAL = nail, claw or nail.
  • Rus: VEDAT', VEST'.
    • Lat: JUDAEA = Judea. Since the earlier Latin U and V often replaced each other, the “Judea” was also recorded as IVDEA, JVDAEA; We have given examples of such writing on ancient maps in the books Numbers Against Lies and The Western Myth". Therefore, the idea arises that the Latin IUDEA = IVDEA derived from the Slavic VEDAYU, to know. According to our reconstruction, the capital of Judea was Tsar Grad (Eros) = Troy = evangelical jerusalem. Christ lived here for a while.
    • Lat: JUDEX = judge, JUDICATO = deliberately. Insofar as U and V often replaced each other then JUDEX could write how JVDEX, that is, it could have been based on a Slavic word VEDAT', VEDAYU. Word VEDAYU, VEDAT' fits well with the word "judge".
    • Ger: WISSEN = know. Or it could come from the word VESHCHIY, during the transition SHCH-SH-S.
    • Eng: WOT = know (verballyverbally.), WIT = mind mind.
    • Swe: VETA = know.
  • Rus: VEZU, VOZHU, VEZTI (carrycarry), V\EZD, VESTI with you or with you.
    • Lat: VISITO, VISO, VISI, VISUM = visit.
    • Lat: VAS = (military.) hiking gear, EVADO (i.e VYYTI -AuthAuth.), VASI, VASUM = go out.
    • Lat: VECTO = carry, VECTIO = carriage, VECTATIO = carriage, VECTITO = carry, VECTOR = rider, VECTUS = riding, VECTORIUS = transport worker, VECTURA = transportation, relocation, VEHES = loaded cart, VEHO, VEXI, VECTUM = carry, carry, pull, pull, haul, push off, VECTUS SUM = drive in (i.e VEZTI SUT' - Auth.). Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. By the way, the math word VEKTOR = VECTOR could happen, therefore, from the Russian word VESTI, VEZTI.
    • Lat: VISITO = visit, VISITATIO = visiting.
    • Eng: VECTOR = direct, direct, vector [mate.], carrier [medicmedic.].
    • Eng: VISIT = visit, visit.
    • Eng: MESSAGE = message, report; notice, letter, message, send message, send by courier. Probably a transition has taken place here.: latin W ===> M Latin (turned the letter), as well as the transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin. As a result, the Slavic word “carry” or “drive” turned into "messagge".
    • Eng: VISA = entry, visa, entry visa, entry permit.
    • Eng: AVISO = (mor.) bell ship.
    • Gre: bizza (BIZA, those. VIZA) = visa. And also fromAnd also from: SVERKH+VEZTI or SVERKH+VESTI, that is, to drive or drive very quickly; happenedhappened:
    • Lat: SUPER-VECTOR = sweep. Transition: Russian C ===> Slatinskoe.
  • Rus: VEK, as a certain period of time, a cycle, not necessarily a century. For example, they say "the age of man". Related word - VEKHA, that is, something that marks the cycle.
    • Ger: EWIG = eternal, WOCHE = a week. Here is the word WOCHE -"vohe "practically coincides with Russian VEKHA.
    • Eng: WEEK = a week.
    • Spa: FECHA = date number. From the Slavic word VEKHA.
  • Rus: VEKI, lift eyelids – wake up.
    • Eng: WAKE UP = wake up.
  • Rus: VELIK, VELIKO, VELIKIY, in the sense of "magnitude" as far as VELIK this or that object.
    • Ger: WELCHE = which the. For example, in the question "what time is it"(welche Uhr) It sounds exactly the same meaning - "how great is the hour", "how much time". Although the modern meaning of Russian VELIK and german WELCHESOVPADAET not literally, however, it is clear that this is the same hive of words originating from the same root.
  • Rus: VELIKIY, VOLYA, VELET', VELICHIE, ALLAKH. Root "VEL".
    • Lat: BELLUS - gorgeous, cute, cuddly, adorable. Could have come from the word VELIY = VELIKIY, VELES or VELETS = Lord. And also see. DEBELYY = tight, healthy. In addition, the origin of the Latin BELLO from the word MILO when moving sounds M-B.
    • Ger: WELT = world lightworld light; WELTLICH = terrestrial, ALL = universe.
    • Eng: WORLD = worldworld; WORLDLY = terrestrial. Transition L-R and T-D. See also English. ALL = all, all.
  • Rus: VEL'MI (Ustar.), that is, very, very.
    • Eng: VERY = highly. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: VENTER, VENTEL' (note here the transition L to P), merezha, fishing gear, net bag, netting for catching partridges [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: VENATIO = hunting, hunting, VENATOR = hunter.
  • Rus: VEPR', that is a wild boar. Probably in the same sense bush with the phrase PRET VPERED. That is how wild boar attacks. Or see the word UPORNYY, UPERTYY, UPRYAMYY.
    • Lat: APER, APRI = wild boar, wild boar, wild pig. Merger VPV one P in view of the transition V-P.
    • Eng: APER = wild boar.
  • Rus: VERA, VERIT', VERNO, VERNOST', we VERIM (anything or anyoneanything or anyone).
    • Lat: VERE [VERUS] = true, true, VERO = genuinely surely tell the truth, VERUS = true, genuine, truthful, VERITAS = truth true, VERUM [verus] = true truth, VERAX = telling the truth, VERATRIX = soothsayer, sorceress (i.e VERA+TORYU, Toryu road faith - AutoToryu road faith - Auto.), VERACITER = true truth, VERIDICE = true right, VERIDICUS = true, true, faithful, VERITUS SUM = respect.
    • Lat: FIDO, FIDES = faith trust. Transition V-F and R-D, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: AFFIRMATIO = assurance. Transition V-F and N-M.
    • Ger: WAHR = true, WAHRHEIT = true. From here and WAHREN = guard, could occur from the expression "be VERNYM to anyone". And WAHRUNG = compliance, preservation; could occur from russian VERNOST'.
    • Eng: VERY = real, true, VERITY = true truth. And VERACITY = truth, truth, truthfulness, truthful statement; derived from the Slavic UVERIT'SYA during the transition: Russian C ===> With Latin, that is VRTS ===> VRST.
    • Eng: AFFIRMATION = approval, confirmation, solemn declaration (instead of taking the oathinstead of taking the oath).
    • Spa: VERIDICO = true, (worthy of)right, VERAS = true truth.
    • Por: VERAS = true truth.
    • Sco: VERRA = real, true.
  • Rus: VERA+TVERDIT'.
    • Lat: VERIVERBIUM = truthfulness. Transition d-b and russian m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
  • Rus: VERED - boil, sore [223], [225] V. Dahl. And VRED.
    • Lat: VERRUCA = wart.
    • Eng: VERRUCA = wart.
    • Spa: VERRUGA = wart.
    • Por: VERDUGAO = scar, VERRUGA = wart.
  • Rus: VERZIT', South Russian expression meaning to say or do something for a long time, but dissolutely [223], [225] V. Dahl. see also VYRAZIT'.
    • Eng: VERSE = write poems express verses. Or come from the word VYRAZHU, VYRAZIT' think.
    • Spa: VERSAR = talk, rant - so they say in Cuba.
    • Por: VERSAO = interpretation, explanation, rumor, rumor.
    • Tur: VARSAUM = assumption.
  • Rus: VERNYY, for example, faithful servant or faithful slave. As well as the word VERNOST'.
    • Lat: VERNA = slave, VERNALITAS = servility, VERNALIS = slave, servile.
  • Rus: VERTENIE - the action of the one who turns [223], [225] V. Dahl. And VERETENO - fast spinning top, VERTET'. And also see. POVOROT, POVOROTNYY paragraph.
    • Lat: VERTIGINO = rotate.
    • Lat: FORTUITUS = randomness, FORTUNA = failure, fate, case, FORTUNO = make happy, FORTUNATE = happily, FORTUNATUS = happy, lucky. Transition V-F.No wonder they talk about the variability of fortune, that is, the fate of "spinning", life POVORACHIVAETSYA then bad then good side like "VERETENO". So it was not for nothing that the expression "wheel of fortune". Or see the expression DAR+DAN', during the transition D-T-F(phi). As an illustration, we present in Fig..13 ancient engraving of A. Durer "Wheel of Fortune", which depicts VRASHCHAYUSHCHEESYA KOLESO of fate. See also rice.13a. Next, in pic.14 given an old engraving of A. Durer "Fortune (small fortune)", where we see Fortune balancing on KATYASHCHEMSYA balloon. In pic.15 An ancient engraving by A. Durer is shown. "Nemesis (big fortune)". Such medieval images are well suited to our reconstruction of the origin of Latin Fortuna from Russian words: Spindle, twirl. FORTUNA – so to speak, VERTUN'YA.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: FORTUNE = a certain higher power that governs the fate of people, influences the course of life; comprehended in two ways: the force that bears good - fortune and the force that bears evil - fatum, happiness, fortune, good fortune, rock, fate, luck, success, wealth, fortune.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: FORTUNA = fate fortune.
    • Gre: fourtounaa (FOURTOUNA, those. FOIRTOINA) = storm. It is worth noting that the concept of the Wheel of Fortune, that is, the Rotation of Fate, could also reflect the idea of ​​a round watch face, on which the hands rotate, indicating the time. Clock face – this «Wheel of Time». It is not for nothing that the statues of Fortuna, sitting on a round watch face, are known..15-0. But since the watch with dial and hands – late medieval invention, the image «antique» Fortune also relatively recent origin.
  • Rus: VERTET', VERTEL, VERTET'SYA, VERCHU, VRASHCHAYU, VRASHCHAT', NAVERTET', NAVERCHU, VERTYASHCHIYSYA. Hence, for example, the word SFERA. From here there was a big bush of words..
    • Lat: VERSO [VERTO, AVERTO, VERTI, VERSUM] = rotate, roll, roll, roll in, VERTO, VERTI, VERSUM = turn, A-VERTO, VERTI = turn away, E-VERTO, EVERTO, VERTI, VERSUM = turn over, VERTEX = whirlpool, whirlwind, sky rotation center, pole, VERTOR, VERSUS SUM, VERTI = spin, VERTIGO = circling, VERTIGENO = rotate, EVERSIO = rollover, VERSATIO = rotation, turning, VERSOR = whirl, VERSURA = rotation, turning. Transition T-S, since latinsince latin f (F-T,phi) and s used to be written almost the same, see the book "Empire", ch..14:4. Or VERSO = rotate, VORAGO = whirlpool; descended from Russian VERCHU, VRASHCHAYU during the transition H, U,SH-S.
    • Lat: VERSIO = version version.
    • Lat: VERSUTE = dodgy, VERSUTIA = resourcefulness, VERSUTUS = clever, dodgy, cunning, roguish. Could have come from the word VRASHCHAT' during the transition,SH-S.
    • Lat: INVERTO, VERTI, VERSUM = pervert. Comes from the word NAVERTET', that is, flip.
    • Lat: UNIVERSUM = universe, UNIVERSITAS = world. Probably derived from the word VRASHCHAT', NA+VRASHCHAT', ODIN+VRASHCHAT', when medieval people, constantly observing the rotation of the starry sky "around the Earth", decided that the whole surrounding world, the universe VRASHCHAETSYA around the Earth.
    • Lat: VARIETAS = fickleness, impermanence, vicissitude, variegation, difference, difference, VARIATUS = diverse, VARIATIO = change, difference, VARIATUM = varied, varied, VARIE = varied, differently, VARIEGO = make multicolored, VARIO = to diversify, change, modify, be changeable, change, fluctuate, VARIUS = changeable, changeable, diverse, colorful, motley.
    • Lat: VERBER = sling. Could have come from the word VERCHU, VERTET', because a sling is a loop, a ribbon that unwinds a stone, rotates it.
    • Lat: SPHAERA = scope. FromFrom: VERCHU or VRASHCHAYU during the transition V-F ===> PH and u ===> WITH=W that is: I rotateI rotate = VRSHCH ===> SFR = scope.
    • Eng: INVERT = turn over, VORTEX = swirl.
    • Eng: VERTIGO = dizziness, VARIETY = diversity, VARIOUS = different, different, diverse. From Russian VERTET', rotate.
    • Fre: VERSER = overturn(campingcamping), VERTIGE = dizziness.
    • Spa: VERSAR = spin. From Russian VRASHCHAYU. And INVERTIR = rearrange.
    • Por: VERSAR = turn.
    • Fin: VIERITELLA = to fool anyone.
    • Gre: sfairra (SFAIRA, those. SFAIRA) = sphere ball. FromFrom: VERCHU or VRASHCHAYU, see above. And sfairoboliia (SFAIROBOLIA, those. SFAIROBOLIA) = shot putshot put: VRASHCHAYU (SFERA) + PULYA (or BIL).
    • Gre: stroffh (STROFH, those. STROFI) = rotation, strefww (STREFW, those. STREFO) = twirl, stribww (STRIBW, those. STRIBO) = twist. FromFrom: VRASHCHAT', VRASHCHAYU, upon readback. And strifogurizww (STRIFOGURIZW, those. STRIFOGIRIZO) = rotate fromrotate from: VRASHCHAYU+KRUG. Further, peristrefww (PERISTREFW, those. PERISTREFO) = flip fromflip from: PERE+VRASHCHAYU.
    • Gre: adractii (ADRACTI, those. ADRAKHTI) = spindle. FromFrom: VRASHCHAT', transition d (ba) Russian handwritten ===> d Greek due to the similarity of writing, B-V and KH-SHCH, i.e: rotaterotate = VRSHCHT ===> BRSHCHT ===> DRKHT = adrahti.
  • Rus: VERTI+KOL, that is, the axis of rotation, sticking strictly up the count, pillar.
    • Eng: VERTICAL = vertical.
  • Rus: VERKH, VVERKH. Hence the team VIRA!, those. lift cargo up.
    • Lat: VERTEX = top, top, top. Transition: Russian XRussian X ===> TX latin.
    • Eng: VERTEX = top, top, zenith.
    • Gre: birra (BIRA, those. VIRA) = mor vira!, up!, to lift.
  • Rus: VES.
    • Lat: VIS = overweight.
  • Rus: VESLO.
    • Eng: VESSEL = ship ship.
    • Fre: VAISSEAU = vessel.
  • Rus: VESNA.
    • Jew: NISAN = first spring month.
  • Rus: VESTI+POL, i.e. passage, floor, entrance leading somewhere.
    • Eng: VESTIBULE = lobby front, (anat.) entrance, church porch.
  • Rus: VEST' or VEZTI, VESTI with myself, VVESTI, NAVESTIT'. As well as the word VIZHU, i.e VIZHU at meeting, when visiting.
    • Lat: VISITATOR = visitor. From the word VEZTI+TORYU.
    • Ger: VISITE = visiting.
    • Eng: VISIT = visit, visit. That is, "bring the message".
    • Fre: VISITE = visiting.
    • Spa: VISITA = visit.
    • Swe: VISIT = visit.
    • Fin: VIEST = news.
  • Rus: VETER, VETRENO. And VEYAT', VEET.
    • Lat: VENTUS = wind.
    • Ger: WETTER = thunderstorm, storm, weather, GEWITTER = thunderstorm, WINTER = winter.
    • Eng: WEATHER = weather, WINTER = winter, WIND = wind.
    • Fre: VENT = wind.
    • Swe: VIND = wind.
    • Ita: VENTO = wind.
    • Spa: VIENTO = wind.
    • Gre: EFIR = TR = VE-TER.
    • Gre: fourtounaa (FOURTOUNA, those. FOIRTOINA) = storm storm. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: VETKHIY, VETKHOST', VETOSH'. As well as the word STARYY, STAROST'.
    • Lat: VETUS = old ancient, VETUSTAS = old age, VETUSTE = the old way, VETUSTESCO = getting old, VETUSTOR = dilapidate, VETUSTUS = old ancient, VETULUS = middle aged.
    • Lat: VETERA = old past, VETERANUS = old old soldier veteran, VETERARIUS = old, VETERASCO = grow old, VETERATOR = aged, grayish, VETERATUS = old, VETERES = ancestors, the ancients, VETERNUS = old age, VETERO = make old. Transition X,SH-S. Or else VETERO = old man could have come from the word STARYY, STAROST', during the transition S-V, since Russian With (spelled as <) different from latin V only orientation (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
    • Ger: WISCH = rag.
    • Eng: VETERAN = veteran, seasoned soldier, many years.
    • Fre: VETERAN = veteran.
    • Por: VETUSTO = decrepit.
    • Gre: ftwcooj (FTWCOS, those. FTOKHOS) = poor, miserable, poor; ftwceiaa (FTWCEIA, those. FTOKHEIA) = need, poor; ftwcikoo (FTWCIKO, those. FTOKHIKO) = shack. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: VECHER, VECHERNYA, VECHERYA in the sense of dining, VECHERNIY table, VECHERYAT' (Penza expression) - supper [223], [225] V. Dahl. And VCHERA.
    • Lat: VESPER, VESPERA = evening, evening meal, west, VESPERI, VESPERE = in the evening, VESPERNA = evening meal, VESPERASCO = dusk, VESPERTINUS = evening dinner. And ad-VESPERASCIT, iin-VESPERASCIT = getting dark. Transition HTransition H ===> SP.
    • Ger: VESPER = (bh y-it.) evening vespers dinner.
    • Eng: VESPER = evening vespers, VESPERTINE = evening, blooming in the evening, night (about birdsabout birds), YESTERDAY = yesterday that is VCHERA+DEN'.
    • Spa: VESPERINO = evening.
    • Por: VESPER = evening evening star vespers.
    • Gre: esperinojj (ESPERINOS, those. ESPERINOS) = evening. It can be seen that here they lost the first B.
    • Gre: bradiasmaa (BRADIASMA, those. VRADIASMA) = twilight, braddu (BRADU, those. VRADI), bradiia (BRADIA , those. VRADIA) = evening party. Transition CH-SH-S, and SH-M (turned the letter), i.e: supsup = VCHRT ===> VRT(SM) = vradiasma.
  • Rus: VESHAT', like wearing clothes.
    • Lat: VESTIO = dress, cover, VESTIS = clothes, gown, robe, bedspread, VESTITOR = tailor, VESTITUS = dressed, clothes, dress, outfit, VESTICULA = clothes. PEREKHODSH-S.
    • Eng: VESTED = dressed, VESTURE = vestment.
  • Rus: VESHAT'+POLY, i.e. hanging long clothes.
    • Lat: VESTIFLUUS = dolloped, in flowing clothes. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: VESHCHI, VESHCHEVOY.
    • Lat: VESTIARIUS [vestis] = wardrobe, VESTIS = clothes, dress, robe.
    • Spa: VESTIR = dress up, VESTIDO = clothes.
    • Por: VESTIDO = clothes, dress.
  • Rus: VESHCHIY.
    • Lat: AVIS = omen, prophetic bird, omen, omen. Transition SHCH-SH-S.
    • Ger: WEISE = wise.
    • Eng: WISE = prophetic wise. Transition W or Y to S and vice versa.
  • Rus: VESHCHIY+DUMA, that is a prophetic thinking person, MUDRETS, MUDRYY.
    • Eng: WISDOM = wisdom.
    • Ger: WEISHEIT = wisdom.
  • Rus: VEYAT', VEYAL.
    • Lat: EVALLO = to blow, VALLUS = little fan.
    • Ger: WEHEN = to blow.
    • Eng: WAVE = to hover. Transition: Russian L ===> V Latin(turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Spa: AVENTAR = to blow.
  • Rus: VIDET', VID, VIZHU, VIDEL. And OBVOZHU by looking around. And «everything+eye», that is, everything that I see with my eye around me.
    • Lat: VIDEO, VIDI, VISI, VISUM = see, in-VISO = see, VISO = gaze, VISUS =sight, sight, gaze, VISIO = eyesight, VISIBILIS = visible, sighted, VISITATIO = appearance, inspection, VISITO = to see, VISOR = viewer, OBVIUS = oncoming.
    • Lat: VATES = seer, soothsayer, prophet. And alsoAnd also: VATICINATIO = divination, prediction, prophecy, VATICINATOR = soothsayer, prophet, prophet, VATICINUS = prophetic, VATICINIUM = divination, prediction; descended from Russian VID (VIZHU) SNY, VID+SNIT'SYA(that is, to dream), during the transition D-T and Russian C ===> Slatinskoe.
    • Lat: VIGIL = awake, awake, watchful, guard, watchman, sleepless, VIGILO = stay awake, VIGILIA = wake, guard, night watch, vigilance, watch, VIGILES = patrol, in-VIGILO = stay awake, ob-VIGILO = be watchful. Transition: Russian g("de "handwritten) ===> g Latin. From here came a large bush of Latin words..
    • Eng: VISION = vision, OBVIOUS = evident (from the expressionfrom the expression: OBVOZHUVZGLYADOM - Auth.). Transition S-SH-ZH. And WIDE = wide open (about eyes), extensive, wide.
    • Eng: VISIT = visit, visit.
    • Gre: fussh (FUSH, those. FISI) = nature (in different meaning.); fusikka (FUSIKA, those. FISIKA) = naturally; fusikkh (FUSIKH, those. FISIKI) = physics; fusikojj (FISIKOS, those. FISIKOS) = natural, natural. FromFrom: VIZHU during the transition V-F and ZH-SH-S, and VSYO+OKO (all around). Hence the name of science.Hence the name of science. – FIZIKA. And fusiognwmiia (FUSIOGNWMIA, those. FISIOGNOMIA) = face, physiognomy, personality, fromface, physiognomy, personality, from: VIZHU+IMENUYU (to call upon re-reading); fusiognwsiaa (FUSIOGNWSIA, those. FISIOGNOSIA) = natural science, fromnatural science, from: VIZHU+ZNAT' (when read back, and T-G); fusiologiia (FUSIOLOGIA, those. FISIOLOGIA) = physiology fromphysiology from: VIZHU+ULOZHU(SLOZHU).
    • Gre: qeamaa (QEAMA, those. TEAMA) = spectacle. FromFrom: VID, during the transition V-F-T(phi) and m(te) ===> m=M. And qeatroo (QEATRO, those. TEATRO) = theater (in different meaning.). FromFrom: VID TORYU, i.e «giving a view, a spectacle». Transition V-F-T(phi) and DT ===> T.
    • Gre: optikkh (OPTIKH, those. OPTIKI) = optics, optikoos (OPTIKOS, those. OPTIKOS) = optical, visual. FromFrom: VID+OKO, during the transition P-V, i.e: view+eyeeye = VDK ===> PTK = optics.
  • Rus: VIDNO, from the word "see", VIDEN, VID, VIDEL. From here VITRINA – view (it is seen) + Toryu, that is «delivering the viewdelivering the view».
    • Lat: EVIDENS = visible, conspicuous, EVIDENTIA = clear visibility, EVIDENTER = obviously. And IDOS = appearance.
    • Lat: VIDEO, VIDI, VISUM = see, look, look, VIDEOR = to be visible (prominent), be obvious, VIDELICET = can (easy)see obviously, VIDEN = you see?.
    • Lat: VITRUM = glass (i.e VID+RAMA, through the glass VIDNOPROSTRANSTVO, glazed window, RAMA - AuthAuth.), VITREUS =glass, VITREA = glass products. Transition D-T. Hence the word VITRAZH.
    • Ger: VITRINE = shop window.
    • Eng: WINDOW = window (through which VIDNO), shop window. Further, WINDOW, Danish VINDUE and old icelandic VINDAUGA produce from WIND+AUGE = wind+the eye, that is, the "hole for wind, thrust". Like OKNO, comes from Russian OKO, "peephole".
    • Eng: EVIDENT = veryVIDNYY, EEVIDENCE = veryVIDNOST', evidence.
    • Eng: WIDE = wide, extensive, wide open (about eyes), far, remote.
    • Fre: VITRINE = shop window.
    • Ita: VETRINA = shop window.
    • Spa: VIDRIO = glass. That is, through what VIDNO. And it can also be associated with the old Russian word VEDRO, that is, clear, clean, sunny. So talked about the weather. Further, VITRINA = shop window.
    • Gre: bitrinaa (BITRINA, those. VITRINA) = showcase, exhibition.
  • Rus: VIZHU, VIDNO.
    • Ger: VISIER = aimaim; VISION = the form'niya. Transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Eng: VISION = the form'niya.
    • Fre: VISION = vision.
    • Ita: VISIONE = vision.
    • Spa: VISION = vision.
  • Rus: VIZG, VIZZHU, VIZZHAT'.
    • Lat: VAGIO = scream, VAGITUS = screech ZG ===> R.
    • Eng: WHIZ = air whistle, WHISTLE = whistle.
  • Rus: VINIT', that is to blame demanding punishment. And also see the word VINA or word NENAVIDET', NENAVIZHU.
    • Lat: VINDICO = avenge, punish, punish, file a claim, VINDICAE = claim, VINDICATIO = revenge, punishment, claim or claim, VINDEX = avenger, punisher, avenger, VINDICTA = punishment, revenge. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: con-VINKO, vici, victum = condemn.
    • Eng: VINDICTIVE = vengeful, punitive.
    • Eng: VENDETTA = blood feud, (ital.) vendetta.
  • Rus: VINO'. Could have come from the word VON', VONYAT', since the fermented juice smells like VONYAET. It is also possible that the word VINO related to the word VOIN, BUYNYY, BUYAN. The fact is that alcohol, and even more so in noticeable doses, affects many people so that they become BUYNYMI, often even aggressive, militant, start BUYANIT'. That is, they kind of "fight" with others. This circumstance could be the reason for the fact that such a drink began to be called VINOM. It is also possible that the word VINO related to the word VINA, guilty. That is drunk drunk, guilty before others.
    • Lat: VINUM = wine, VINEA = vineyard, VINEUS, VINALIS = wine, VINARIUM = vessel for wine (i.e VINO+RAMA - AuthAuth.).
    • Ger: WEIN = wine.
    • Eng: WINE = wine.
    • Fre: VIN = wine.
    • Spa: VINO = wine.
    • Swe: VIN = wine.
    • Fin: VINI = wine.
  • Rus: VINO+LENTYAY, VINO+LENOST', that is relaxed, lazy from wine. Or the expressionOr the expression: VINO+L'NUT', that is, cling to wine, have an addiction to it.
    • Lat: VINOLENTIA = drunkenness, addiction to wine, VINOLENTUS = drunk, drunk.
  • Rus: VINO+OGRADA, VINO+OGOROD.
    • Eng: VINEYARD = vineyard.
  • Rus: VINO P'YU.
    • Lat: VINI-BUA = drinker. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: VINO SOSU, "wine sucker".
    • Lat: VINOSUS = drunk, drunk, abundant.
  • Rus: VINO TVORYU, that is, I make, I make wine, "I make wine".
    • Lat: VINITOR = grower, VINIFER = giving grapes. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: VIRSHI (poems). It is probably in the same sense bush as the word VYRAZHU, VYRAZIL think. Hence the word FRAZA during the transition V-F.
    • Lat: VERSUS = verse, line, verse, VERSICULUS [versus] = rhyme.
    • Ger: VERS = poems. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: VERSE = poems.
    • Fre: VERS = poems.
    • Por: VERSO = verse.
  • Rus: VISET', VISEL, VISYACHIY. In some cases, see also VALIT'SYA, VALIL.
    • Lat: VACILLO = hesitate, VACILLATIO = wobble.
    • Eng: VACILLATE = hesitate, hesitate, VACILLATION = wobble.
    • Tur: AVIZE = chandelier, earrings.
    • Gre: abasileutozz (ABASILEUTOZ, those. AVASILEITOZ) = not come (about luminaries. From the word VISEL (in the sky), transition V-B. And katebazww (KATEBAZW, those. KATEVAZO) = lower downlower down: KATIT'+VISEL (VISHU).
  • Rus: VIT', UVITYY, V'YU, to curl, VINT, VINTIT'. Wed also twisting air, screw-whirlwind, wind. From VIT', VIL, VITOY, the word probably happened FITIL'.
    • Lat: VIETUM = to twist, VIEO = to twist, VITTA = headband (that is, aboutVIT' head - authead - aut.).
    • Lat: VIMEN = braided product, flexible rod, rod. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M Latin. Hence the Latin word VIMENTUM = braided shield; could occur from russian VIT'+TYN, that is to say+wall.
    • Lat: VITIS = grapevine, grapevine, wild grapes, creeping stem, lash, VITILIA = wickerwork, VITEUS = grape (from the word VIT', vine V'ETSYA - AuthAuth.), UVA = bunch of grapes, VITIARIUM = vineyard (i.e VIT'+RAMA - AuthAuth.), VITI-COMUS = entwined with grapes, VITIFER = covered in vineyards, VITI-SATOR = grape grower (i.e VIT'+SADIT' - AuthAuth.), VITOR = basket keeper.
    • Lat: VITO, EVITO = dodge. Comes from the word VIT', ofVIVAT'SYA.
    • Lat: VITTA = headband, holy dressing, pleading tape (i.e UVITYY - AuthAuth.), VITTATUS = decorated with sacred bandages or ribbons.
    • Ger: WINDEN = to wind, FINTE = subterfuge, WIND = wind, WENDEN = turn, WINDE = in'mouth winch. And WINTER = winter, that is, when it is windy. Compare also VINT and GEWINDE = screw; as well as Polish and Ukrainian GWINT/GVINT.
    • Eng: WIND = wind, wind, revolution, WINTER = winter, that is, when it is windy, WINDLASS, WINCH = in'mouth winch. And BEND = turn. Here is the transition V-B and T-D.
    • Eng: WEAVE = weave.
    • Gre: bidwnnw (BIDWNW, those. VIDONO) = screw, bidaa (BIDA, those. VIDA) = screw. Permutation: to screwto screw = VNTT ===> VTN = video. And fitilii (FITILI, those. FITILI) = wick offwick off: FITIL'.
  • Rus: VISHNYA.
    • Gre: bussiniia (BUSSINIA, those. VISSINIA) = cherry (tree); bussinoo (BUSSINO, those. VISSINO) = cherry (fetus). Transition SH-SS.
  • Rus: VKUS.
    • Ita: BOCCA = taste. Transition In ===> Used and reading Russian C as C Latin (in the form of K), i.e: tastetaste = VKS ===> BKK = bocca.
  • Rus: VLAGA, VOGLYY (Ustar.). And LUZHA.
    • Lat: ULIGO = humidity, dampness, ALGA = algae. The transition V-U. Indeed, algae grows in water.
    • Eng: ULLAGE = empty volume of the barrel, tank, leakage(waterwater), ULIGINOSE = muddy, swampy, growing in a swamp. And also LAKE = lake.
    • Spa: LAGO = lake.
    • Gre: qalassaa (QALASSA, those. FALASSA) = sea. Transition G-SH-S. And paraqalassiooj (PARAQALASSIOS, those. PARAFALASSIOS) = seaside fromseaside from: PRI+VLAGA, PRI+LUZHA. And paraliia (PARALIA, those. PARALIA) = seashore, coast, fromseashore, coast, from: PRI+LUZHA, PRI LUZHE, about «puddles», tide. Further, pelagooj (PELAGOS, those. PELAGOS) = the sea, fromthe sea, from: VLAGA, during the transition V-P.
    • Gre: brecww (BRECW, those. VREKHO) = wet, brocch (BROCH, those. VROKHI) = rain, bregmenooj (BREGMENOS, those. VREGMENOS) = wet, wet. Transition L-R and G-KH, i.e: moisturemoisture = VLG ===> VRKH = wrong. In addition, the Greek brecw could occur from slavic BRYZGI, BRYZZHU. Further, diabrecww (DIABRECW, those. DIAVREKHO) = wet outwet out: DEYU VLAGU. And katabreccw (KATABRECW, those. KATAVREKHO) = water, pour, fromwater, pour, from: KATIT'+VLAGA, OKACHU VLAGOY.
    • Gre: ugrojj (UGROS, those. IGROS) = wet; ugrasiaa (UGRASIA, those. IGRASIA) = moisture. FromFrom: VOGLYY, during the transition L-R and confused u --- v, that is: voglyvogly = VGL ===> ugr = the game(withwith).
    • Gre: anabrociaa (ANABROCIA, those. ANABROKHIA) = drought, no rains. FromFrom: NE+VLAGA, no moisture. Transition V-B and L-R, i.e N+VLG ===> N+BRKH.
  • Rus: VLAGA+RONYAT', i.e RONYAYU VLAGU, cry tears flowcry tears flow, «LUZHU RONYAYU» and so on. The first letter B could disappear, and instead VLAGA happened LAGA, LUZHA.
    • Lat: LACRIMA = tear, cry, drop, LACRIMO = shed tears, LACRIMOSUS = crying, full of tears. Transition: Russian G ===>C is Latin and N-M.
    • Eng: LACRIMATION = lacrimation.
    • Spa: LAGRIMA = a tear, LAGRIMOSO = tearful.
  • Rus: VLEKU, involve.
    • Gre: mplekkw (MPLEKW, those. BLEKO, insofar as MP at the beginning of the words read as B) = involve. Transition V-B-P.
  • Rus: VLOZHU, to invest. For example, to make a contribution to the "common pot", etc..
    • Lat: EULOGIA = gift. Transition V-U.
    • Lat: FLASCA = wine receptacle, FLASCO = bottle for wine. Transition V-F. From the word VLOZHU ===> word FLYAGA, FLYAZHKA. But perhaps the primary principle was the word VLAGA, since in the jar cherishVLAGU, for example water.
    • Eng: FLASK = flask.
  • Rus: VLYUBIT'SYA, POLYUBIT', LYUBIT'.
    • Lat: VOLUPTAS = sensual pleasure, voluptuousness, lust, pleasure, enjoyment, joy, VOLUPE = nice joy, VOLUPTUOSE = with pleasure, VOLUPTUOSUS = full of pleasure, VOLUPTARIE = in pleasures (i.e VLYUBIT'+TORYU - AuthAuth.), VOLUPTARIUS = pleasurable.
    • Eng: VOLUPTUOUS = sensual, voluptuous, voluptuous, exciting sensual desire (about body shapeabout body shape).
  • Rus: VNIMAT', eg, VNIMAT'+VYRAZIT', VNIMAT'+VYRAZHU, VNIMAT' FRAZE, to listen to the conversation.
    • Eng: ANIMADVERSIO = Attention, ANIMADVERTO = pay attention. T-D.
    • Eng: ANIMADVERSION = criticism, disapproval, condemnation, censure.
  • Rus: VNITI, Church Slavonic, VOYTI, VNUTR', VKHODIT', ZAYTI, ZAYDU, ZAKHOD somewhere inside.
    • Lat: VENTIO, VENTUS = coming, VENTITO = come often, drop in. Transition KH-N due to the proximity of writing.
    • Eng: VENT = inlet or outlet, vent, WADE = wade over.
    • Gre: eisodojj (EISODOS, those. EISODOS) = entry, entry. FromFrom: ZAYDU.
  • Rus: VNUTRI, NUTRO, VNUTR', internal, enter VNUTR' (Ie inputIe input), UTROBA. From combination SE NUTRO, i.e «this – interior (something)» the word happened CENTER = TSENTR. Practically in this form CENTER it is included in many languages.
    • Lat: VENTER = belly, belly, stomach, gluttony, intestines, gluttony, mother's womb, VENTRALIS = abdominal.
    • Lat: INTER, INTEREA = in between, INTRA, INTRO = inward, inward, inside, enter, enter, enter, INTROEO = enter.
    • Lat: INTERNE = inside, INTERNUS = interior, INTERIOR = inner deep, INTERIORA = the inside of the house, the inside of the body, INTRORSUS, INTRINSECUS = inside.
    • Lat: NUTRIO = feed, IN-NUTRIO = nourish, NUTRICOR = breastfeed, NUTRICO = to feed, NUTRICIUS = educator, NUTRICIUM = feeding, NUTRIBILIS = nutritious, NUTIDUS = fatty, NUTRIX = nurse. And NUTRIMENTUM = nutrition; could occur from expression VNUTR' UMINAT' (that is, eat inside) or VNUTR' DAM.
    • Lat: UTERUS = belly, womb, maternal womb, bowels, cavity, UTER = skin jacket, leather fur, UTOR = eat, eat. Transition N-U, since latin n-u differ only in orientation (turned the letter). See also the word UTROBA.
    • Lat: PENITE = inside deep, PENITUS = internal, inside. Transition V-P. Or transition: Russian ===> p latin and transposition: insideinside = NTR ===> RNT = penitte.
    • Lat: INFRA, INFERIUS = lower low, INFERNUS, INFERUS, INFERIOR = lower, lower. TransitionTransition: T-F(phi). And CENTRUM = center fromcenter from: SE+NUTRO.
    • Ger: INTERN = interior. Probably from here and INWÄRTS = inside. And ZENTRUM = center fromcenter from: SE+NUTRO.
    • Eng: INTERIOR = interior, INTER = bury, bury, ENTER = enter VNUTR' something, NUTRITION = nutrition. That is what goes inside. As well as english NUTRIENT = food delivery.
    • Eng: INFERNO = (ital.) hell, INFERNAL = hell of hell. Transition T-F(phi). Further, CENTRE, CENTER = center fromcenter from: SE+NUTRO.
    • Fre: VENTRE = belly, belly, womb, CENTRE = Centre.
    • Ita: VENTRE = belly, belly, belly.
    • Por: ADENTRO = inside.
    • Tur: ANTRE = entrance.
    • Spa: ADENTRO = inside, inside. And CENTRO = center fromcenter from: SE+NUTRO.
    • Gre: enterro (ENTERO, those. ENTERO) = intestine. FromFrom: NUTRO. And entooj (ENTOS, those. ENTOS) = inside, inside. Further, kentroo (KENTRO, those. KENTRO) = center, middle, fromcenter, middle, from: SE+NUTRO, during the transition S-TS-K, since C Russian and C Latin are written the same.
  • Rus: VNUTRI VALA, that is, the space bounded by the "shaft", some boundaries. Or VNUTR' VALYU, VNUTR' VALIT'. From here happenedFrom here happened: INTERVAL.
    • Lat: INTERVALLUM = interval.
    • Ger: INTERVALL = interval.
    • Eng: INTERVAL = interval.
    • Fre: INTERVALLE = interval.
    • Ita: INTERVALLO = interval.
    • Spa: INTERVALO = interval.
  • Rus: VNUTRI VERTET'.
    • Lat: INTER-VERTO = shift to the side.
    • Eng: INTERVERTEBRAL = intervertebral.
  • Rus: VNUTR' BRYZNUT', VNUTRI SPRYSNUT'.
    • Lat: INTERSPERGO = dot.
    • Eng: INTERSPERSE = scatter, scatter, scatter.
  • Rus: VNUTR' VNITI (those. VOYTI, Church SlavonicChurch Slavonic), VNUTR' VOYDU.
    • Lat: INTERVENTUS, INTERVENTIO = intervention.
    • Eng: INTERVENTION (armed intervention) = intervention.
  • Rus: VNUTRI GOVORYU. Or VNUTRI ORU, VNUTRI+RECH'.
    • Lat: INTER-GARRIO = chat in the gap (between some affairsbetween some affairs).
  • Rus: VNUTRI GOLOS, i.e. the ventriloquist.
    • Lat: VENTRI-LOQUUS = ventriloquist. Transition G-K and permutation: votevote = GLS ===> LGS = loquuus.
    • Eng: VENTRILOQUIST = ventriloquist.
  • Rus: VNUTRI DNYA.
    • Lat: INTER-DIANUS = day, INTER-DIU, INTERDIU = in the afternoon.
  • Rus: VNUTRI KOLET, for example, abdominal cramps.
    • Lat: VENRTICULATIO = pain in the stomach, VENTRICULOSUS = abdominal or gastric.
    • Eng: VENTRICLE = (anat.) ventricle (heart, brainheart, brain).
  • Rus: VNUTRI NAS.
    • Fre: ENTRE NOUS = between us (by sayingby saying).
  • Rus: VNUTRI POL'YU. For example, diarrhea will spill out of your insides..
    • Lat: VENTRI-FLUUS = laxative. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: VNUTRI POSIDET', VNUTR' POSADIT'.
    • Lat: INTERPOSITIO = insert, INTERPOSITUS = plug-in, standing between, position, location, introductory sentence.
    • Eng: INTERPOSITION = introduction between, intervention, INTERPOSE =interfere.
  • Rus: VNUTRI PUTI, that is, to be located between, on the way, or interfere with the passage, to prevent.
    • Lat: INTER-PATEO = stretch in the middle, INTER-PEDIO = hinder, INTERPELLATIO = interruption, interruption, hindrance.
    • Eng: IMPEDE = obstruct. There could be expressions. NE PUT', there is no way. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: VNUTRI PU'CHIT, that is, it is puffing up, NUTRO PUCHIT.
    • Lat: VENTRI-FICATIO = appearance of a big belly. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: VNUTRI RVAT', VNUTRI RUBIT'.
    • Lat: INTERRUPTE = jerky, INTERRUPTIO = gap, break, pause, INTERRUPTUS = jerky, intermittent, separate. Transition V-B.
    • Eng: INTERRUPT = break off (conversation, friendship, etc..), interfere (in conversation and the like.), interfere.
  • Rus: VNUTRI STELENO, a bed.
    • Lat: INTER-STERNO = spread out, lay out between. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: VNUTRI STOYAT', VNUTRI STOYU.
    • Lat: INTERSTITIO = stop, INTERSTITIUM = span, distance, INTER-STO, STITI = to be in the gap.
    • Eng: INTERSTATE = Interstate, interstate, inter-state, inter-state.
  • Rus: VNUTRI STRUNIT', VNUTRI STYANU, VNUTRI STROYU.
    • Lat: INTER-STRUNGO = squeeze, INTER-STRUO = bind. Transition: Russian me ===> Rlatinskoe.
    • Eng: INTERSTRATIFY = alternate with other layers.
  • Rus: VNUTRI SUT', that is to be inside.
    • Lat: INTER-SUM = to be in the middle. Transition:Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: VNUTRI TREPET, VNUTRI TREPESHCHU, inside tremble, TEREBIT'.
    • Lat: INTER-TURBATIO = confusion, INTER-STREPO = make a noise.
  • Rus: VNUTR' VNITI (those. VOYTI)(Church SlavonicChurch Slavonic).
    • Lat: INTERVENIO = interfere.
    • Eng: INTERVENTION = intervention.
  • Rus: VNUTR' VIZHU, VNUTR'+VIDEL.
    • Lat: INTER-VISO = look out, INTER-VIGILO =waking up from time to time to be awake.: Russian g ("de "handwritten) ===> latinlatin g.
  • Rus: VNUTR' ZRET', VNUTR' ZRYACHIY.
    • Lat: INTROSPECTO = peer inside, INTRO-SPICIO, INTROSPICIO = peep, look, peep, peer. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Eng: INTROSPECT = peer, penetrate, engage in self-observation, introspection.
  • Rus: VNUTR' IDU, VNUTR' IDTI, VNUTR' TORYU (the roadthe road).
    • Lat: INTROITUS = entry, access, entry, penetration, entry.
    • Lat: PENETRATIO = penetration, PENETRATOR = penetrating, PENETRATUS = penetrated, PENETRO = enter, insert, penetrate, PENETRALIS = piercing. Transition V-P. Or come from the expression PONUTRU, i.e PO+VNUTR'.
    • Eng: PENETRATE = get inside.
  • Rus: VNUTR' KINU.
    • Lat: INTROQUEO = throw. Transition n-u (turned over the letterturned over the letter).
  • Rus: VNUTR' KLADU, VNUTR'+KLYUCH, inward.
    • Lat: INTER-CLUDO, INTERCLUDO = lock up, INTERCLUSIO = blockage.
  • Rus: VNUTR'+KOZHA.
    • Lat: INTER-CUS = subcutaneous, internal, secret. PEREKHODZH,SH-S.
  • Rus: VNUTR' KOLYU', VNUTR' KOLOT', VNUTR'+KOL, VNUTR' UKOL, VNUTR' UKOLOT', that is, I insert, stick something inside.
    • Lat: INTER-CALO, INTERCALO = insert, INTERCALARIS = plug-in, extra, leap, INTERCALATIO =insert, add, introduce. And INTER-COLUMNIUM =gap between two adjacent columns.
    • Eng: INTERCALATE = add(camping), insert into calendar, INTERCALARY = added to align the calendar with the solar year, inserted.
  • Rus: VNUTR' LIT', VNUTR' L'YU. Or see the word VINT, VINTIT'.
    • Lat: VENTILATIO = airing, VENTILO = to air, fan out, wave, inflate, VENTULUS = breeze. It is the essence of the case: when airing inside the room "poured air", purged. So the word VENTILYATOR could occur from the Russian combination VNUTR'+LIT'.
    • Ger: UNTERLAUFEN = pour blood. Transition T-F and V-U, in particular, VNUTR' ===> UNTER.
    • Eng: VENTILATE = ventilate.
  • Rus: VNUTR' LUCHI, shine in.
    • Lat: INTER-LUCEO = shine through.
  • Rus: VNUTR' L'YU, VNUTR' LIVEN'.
    • Lat: INTER-LUO = wash, INTERLUVIES = flowing through the medium.
  • Rus: VNUTR' MESHAT'. Here is the word MESHAT' can be understood in two ways: mix in, add something to the inside of the liquid, or interfere with, prevent from doing something. Both of these options are reflected in Latin..
    • Lat: INTER-MISCEO = mix in, INTERMISSIO = delay, termination, decay, INTERMISSUS = break.
    • Eng: INTERMISSION = interrupt, delay, stop, pause, break.
  • Rus: VNUTR' PLESTI.
    • Lat: INTER-PLICO = interweave.
    • Eng: INTERPLAY = interaction.
  • Rus: VNUTR' POL'YU (PLYUYU), VNUTR' PLYT', that is, to flow through some territory.
    • Lat: INTER-FLUO = flow between, flow through, INTER-FLUUS = current media. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: INTERFLUVE = interfluve.
  • Rus: VNUTR' PRIZHMU. And VNUTR' GRUZHU. See also Russian ZHMU, ZHIM, atZHIMAT'. From PRIZHMU the word happened PRESS.
    • Lat: INTER-PRIMO, PRESSI, PRESSUM = compress, squeeze. transitioncompress, squeeze. transition: ZHM ===> M, since Russian ===> Latin m are written. Or it comes from VNUTR' GRUZHU during the transition q-p IJ,SH-S.
  • Rus: VNUTR' PRYATAT', VNUTR' PRYACHU.
    • Lat: INTER-PRIMO, PRESSI, PRESSUM = hide, hide. transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=M Latin, or W, W ===> M (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: VNUTR' RYADA (rowrow).
    • Lat: INTER-ORDINIUM = space between two rows of trees, alley.
  • Rus: VNUTR' SEMENA, to seed inside.
    • Lat: INTER-SEMINO = scatter inside.
  • Rus: VNUTR' SKRIPET' (pen) or VNUTR' SKREPIT'. And VNUTR' SKRYABAT', VNUTR' TSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: INTER-SCRIBO = write in.
  • Rus: VNUTR' SOSAT', VNUTR' SOSU.
    • Lat: NUTRICATIO = lactation, NUTRICIUM = feeding, NUTRICIUS =nourishing. Transition: Russian C ===> Slatinskoe.
  • Rus: VNUTR' SYPAT'. For example, poured earthen ramp, fence.
    • Lat: INTER-SAEPIO, SAEPTUM = barrage, INTER-SAEPTUM = barrier.
  • Rus: VNUTR' S\EL or VNUTR' KUL', that is, the "inner container", cul, bag.
    • Lat: VENTRI-COLA = glutton, VENTRICULUS = stomach belly.Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: VNUTR' SYADU, VNUTRI SIDET', VNUTRI SIZHU.
    • Lat: INTER-CEDO, INTERCEDO = enter, enter, protest, INTER-CAPEDO = break, stop, INTER-CIDO, CIDI =recut, INTERCAPEDINO = interrupt. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin andp-d. And INTERCESSIO, INTERCESSUS = interference objection; comes from Russian VNUTRI SIZHU or fromVNUTR'+UKUS. And INTERCESSOR = middleman, INTERCESSIO = mediation. That is, "inside I sit, between the contracting parties.
    • Eng: INTERCEDE = intercede.
  • Rus: VNUTR' TYKAYU, VNUTR' TYKAT', NUTRO TYKAT'. And VNUTR' PIKHAT', VNUTR' TYKAT', VNUTR' PIKOY, that is, point inward.
    • Lat: INTER-FICIO, INTERFICIO = kill, exterminate, devour, INTERFECTIO = killing, killing, INTERFECTOR = killer. Transition T-F, either transition P-F.
  • Rus: VNUTR' TYANU or VNUTR' TROGAYU, VNUTR' TRONU.
    • Lat: INTER-TRAHO = drag off. Transition: Russian me ===>R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Eng: INTERTRACK space = interpath.
  • Rus: VNUTR'+ULET, VNUTR'+VLETET'.
    • Lat: INTER-VOLITO = fly, INTER-VOLO = fly between. Transition U-V.
  • Rus: VNUTR' TSAPAYU or VNUTR' KHAPAYU.
    • Lat: INTER-CIPIO, INTERCIPIO, CEPI, CEPTUM = intercept, snatch, grab, take away.
    • Eng: INTERCEPTION = interception, interception, obstruction, barrier, obstacle, obstacle.
  • Rus: VOBLA.
    • Eng: VOBLA = vobla.
    • Spa: VOBLA = vobla.
    • Fin: VOBLA = vobla.
  • Rus: VODA, VODNYY, VODYANOY, NA VODE.
    • Lat: UVIDUS = wet, wet, dewy, watered.
    • Lat: VADO = wade. See also the word VEDU(pointing the way across the river). Latin word VADUM = water, shallow place, stranded, ford, shallow; could also occur from the word VODA or from the word VEDU (across the riveracross the river).
    • Lat: VENETUS = sea ​​water blue. Could have come from the word VODNYY during the transition T-D and permutation VDN ===> VND. Or else VENETUS = blue; could occur from the word SINET' during the transition: Russian C (sometimes it was written as < ) ===> V Latin (put a letter < on the side and it turned out V). Hence the word VENA, blood vessel, blue vein.
    • Lat: AQUA = water. Insofar as U often written as V, then sometimes AQUA sounded like AQVA. At first sight, AQVA not associated with the Slavic VODA. Nevertheless, there is a connection and it is very simple.. Letters q and d differ only in their position on the line, they are obtained from each other by mirror reflection, and therefore AQVA could sound and how ADVA, i.e VODA in reverse reading. By the way, it’s possible that the Latin AQUA kindred to Russian KVAS, KVASIT', KUVSHIN.
    • Lat: UDO = wet, UDUS = wet wet. Transition V-U. As well as wordsAs well as words: UNDA = waves, moisture, water, UNDO = raise waves, UNDATUS, UNDOSUS = wavy, ADUNDO = to seethe; derived from the word VODNYY during the transition V-U and permutation: waterwater = VDN ===> VND = undda.
    • Ger: WASSER = water, WATEN = wade.
    • Eng: WATER = water, WADE = ford, WET = wet, FORD = wade.
    • Fre: ONDE = wave. Latin transition v-u-n (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Swe: VATTEN = water.
    • Spa: AGUA = water. See above comment in the latin word AQUA.
    • Gre: boutww (BOUTW, those. VOITO) = dip, dive, dive.
    • Gre: baqiaa (BAQIA, those. VATIA) = deep (in different meaning.), baqojj (BAQOS, VATOS) = depth deep, baquuj (BAQUS, those. VATIS) = deep (in different meaning.); boutww (BOUTW, those. VOITO) = dive. And boqooj (BOQOS, those. VOTOS) = abyss, abyss, bottom of the sea; buqismaa (BUQISMA, those. VITISMA) = immersion, buqizww (BUQIZW, those. VITIZO) = drown. Transition D-T. And udatografiia (UDATOGRAFIA, those. IDATOGRAFIYA) = watercolor fromwatercolor from: VODA+TSARAPAYU (KROPAYU), because the letters were confused v --- u. Similarly, udatinojj (UDATINOS, those. IDATINOS) = water; badia limnnh (BADIA LIMNH, those. VADIA LIMNI) = deep lake fromdeep lake from: VODA+LIMAN.
  • Rus: VODA+RAMA, water+space, that is, limited, not very large place where there is water.
    • Lat: AQUARIUM = watering place, reservoir. About the word AQUA see the discussion above the words VODA.
    • Ger: AQUARIUM = aquarium.
    • Eng: AQUARIUM = aquarium.
    • Fre: AQUARIUM = aquarium.
    • Spa: AQUARIO = aquarium.
  • Rus: VODA+TASHCHIT'. That is something that delivers water to a certain point..
    • Lat: AQUAEDUCTUS = aqueduct. Transition T-D and SHCH-K.
    • Eng: AQUEDUCT = aqueduct.
  • Rus: VODKA. About the origin VODKI from Russia in the era of Andronicus-Christ, see our book «Tsar SlavsTsar Slavs».
    • Ger: WODKA = vodka.
    • Eng: VODKA = vodka.
    • Fre: VODKA = vodka.
    • Ita: VODKA = vodka.
    • Spa: VODKA = vodka.
    • Gre: botkaa (BOTKA, those. VOTKA) = vodka.
  • Rus: VOEDINO, ODIN, that is, unity, EDINENIE, and EDINSTVENNYY.
    • Lat: UNITAS = unity, unity, one, UNITIO = Union. Transition V-U and D-T.
    • Eng: UNITY = unity, cohesion, cohesion, friendship, harmony.
    • Eng: IDENTITY = identity, identity, identity.
  • Rus: VOZLE.
    • Lat: VICINE = close, VICINIA = neighborhood, VICINITAS =proximity, proximity, similarity, VICINITUS = close by, VICINOR = be near, VICINUM = proximity, neighborhood, VICINUS = neighboring, close, neighbor, VICINA = neighbor. Transition L-N, since russian l and latin n written very similar; as well as the transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: VICINITY = proximity, neighborhood, neighborhood, VICINAGE = neighborhood, VICINAL = local, neighbor.
  • Rus: VOIN, VOY (obsoleteobsolete), BOY, VOYNA.
    • Lat: VINCO = triumph, VINDEX = guarding, protecting, defender, defender, liberator, avenger, VINEA = siege canopy – movable wooden canopy with a gable roof and wicker walls, protected from fire by hides and wet bags.
    • Eng: WIN = win, WON = won, BOY = guy. Transition V-B.
    • Ger: VON = prefix, put in front of the names "of persons belonging to the noble class" [573], with.1176. For example, von Schwarzburg. Iliphon stein. Most likely, this is just a Slavic word VOIN.Descendants of the Horde conquerors of the era XIV century proudly called themselves VOINAMI, i.e. "backgrounds". Then about the original origin of the word VON it was forgotten and it turned into an "honorary console"".
  • Rus: VOY, cry. See also the word UVY.
    • Lat: VAE = woe.
    • Eng: WOE = grief, grief, disaster.
    • Gre: bohh (BOH, those. VOI) = buzz.
  • Rus: VOYLOK. From VOLOCHIT', VOLOCH', VOLOS, VALYAT', lumped. Probably in the same bush and VOLOS, during the transition K-S.
    • Ger: FILZ = felt. Transition V-F and CH-TS. Wed also with russianVOLOS, VLS ===> FLTS.
    • Eng: FELT = felt.
    • Fre: POILS = hair. Transition V-P.
    • Hun: PILC = felt. Transition V-P.
  • Rus: VOL.
    • Ger: BÜLLE = bull ox.
    • Eng: BULL = bull buffalo, BULLOCK = ox. Transition V-B.
    • Spa: BUEY = ox.
    • Por: BOI = ox bull.
  • Rus: VOLGARI, people with VOLGI, VOLKHVY. According to our reconstruction, the great = "Mongol "conquest began from central Russia, from the Volga, see the book" The Empire ", part 1. Word VOLGARI could also mean VEL+ARII, Great Aryans, numerous Arias. The very words ARII could occur from the word OR, ORAT', that is to plow; great (numerous) tillers. Next, the word VOLGA and western european VULGO could occur from the word VELIKIY during the transition K-G. Repeat that word VELIKIY could mean here a lot". In addition, as we noted, the name of the Volga River could have come from the word VLAGA, wet.
    • Lat: VULGARITAS = people, VULGARIS = common, public, VULGATUS = well-known, common, universal, VULGO = in large numbers, in large numbers, publicly, to make universal, VULGUS = the people, the masses, the multitude, the crowd. From here and VULGATA = Vulgate, Bible translation by Jerome. On this subject, see the book "Biblical Rus," ch..2, section on the history of manuscripts of the Bible.
    • Ger: VOLK = people. See also Russian POLK (military unit), transition P-F.
    • Eng: FOLK = people. Transition V-F and G-K.
  • Rus: VOLI NET, that is the violence captive. Or NEVOLYA. Or, on the contrary, VOL'NYY, that is, unbridled, not obeying the laws.
    • Lat: VIOLENTIA = violence, fury, ferocity, VIOLENTER =by force, VIOLENTUS = violent.
    • Eng: VIOLENCE = violence, cruelty.
    • Gre: anabolhh (ANABOLH, those. ANABOLI) = postponement, anaballww (ANABALLW, those. ANABALLO) = postpone. FromFrom: NE+VOLYA, I do not want. And amfiboliia (AMFIBOLIA, those. AMFIBOLIA) = doubt, amfibolooj (AMFIBOLOS, those. AMFIBOLOS) = obscure, amfiballlw (AMFIBALLW, those. AMFIBALLO) = doubt. FromFrom: NET VOLI, transition N-M, then T-F (phi) and V-B.
  • Rus: VOLK.
    • Ger: WOLF = wolf.
    • Eng: WOLF = wolf.
    • Gre: lukojj (LUKOS, those. LIKOS) = wolf, lukainna (LUKAINA, because. LIKAINA) = she-wolf. FromFrom: VOLK, during the transition u---v, that is: wolfwolf = VLK ===> LVK = whether(at)braid.
  • Rus: VOLNA, VAL, to dump.
    • Lat: VENILIA = rampant wave.
    • Ger: WELLE = wave, SCHWELLEN = arrive (about water), swell.
    • Eng: SWELL = to swell, WAVE = wave.
  • Rus: VOLNENIE, VOLNOVAT'SYA.
    • Ger: WALLEN = boil, WALLUNG = excitement.
    • Eng: BOIL = boil, VIOLENCE = rage. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: VOLOS, hair, hairy, ZA+VOLOSY (grab the hair, etc.grab the hair, etc..).
    • Lat: VILLOSUS = shaggy, PILUS = hair hair, PELLIS = fur, PELLICEUS = fur, PELLICEA = fur coat, CAPILLUS = hair, PILOSUS, CAPILLATUS = hairy, CAPILLI = hair. Transition V-P. And DEPILIUS = hairless, most likely from BEZ VOLOS, during the transition b-d and V-P.
    • Lat: FLOCCUS = fiber shred, FLOCCI = flakes. PEREKHODV-F and Russian C ===> C Latin. Or come from the word KHLOP'YAPRI reverse reading.
    • Lat: VILLUS = wool, fleece, facial hair, beard, VELLUS =wool, wool removed, wool yarn, VELLO = pluck (for example, hair, wool - Avt.), jerk, VILLOSUS = hairy, hairy, shaggy, VULSUS = with plucked hair, VULSURA = plucking, VELLICO = pluck, VELLICATIO = pinching (see the Russian word VOLOSATYY - Auth.). Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: FILUS (FILUM) = thread, FILO = pull out. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: WOOL = hair cut from animals.
    • Eng: FLOCK = tuft, tuft wool, hair. Transition V-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: FLOSS = raw silk toothpick, NIT' for teeth cleaning = dentaal FLOSS, Creek. Here is the transition T at F and R at L. In English "dental FLOSS" means silk thread for brushing your teeth, that is, here FLOSS <=== VOLOS.
  • Rus: VOLYA, VOL'NO, VOL'NOST'. I.e VOLYA like desire and VOLYA how power, POVELENIE, VLIYANIE, will as an order.
    • Lat: VOLO, VOLUI = want wish (to have a will), to assert, VALEO = to be strong, strong, to be powerful, to have weight, to have the strength, VOLO = army volunteer, VOLENTIA = desirable, pleasing, VOLUNTAS = will, desire, desire, testament, mood, VALENS = influential, VOLENS = deliberate, VOLUNTATIS = addiction.
    • Lat: BULLA = papal bull. PEREKHODV-B. Good answer: papal BULLA announced VOLYU, order of the spiritual ruler.
    • Lat: POLLEO = to be strong, POLLENS = powerful, POLLENTIA = power, Pollentia = goddess of strength and power. Transition V-P.
    • Ger: WILLE = will, WOLLEN = to want, WAHL = the choice (that is, I act on my own VOLE, as I wantas I want), WAHLEN = to choose. As well as German WILLIG = consonant, ready; could occur from the word VOL'GOTNO.
    • Eng: VOLITION = will, will power, volitional act, desire.
    • Eng: WILL = desire will, VOLUTION = will, WILLING = ready. And WILLINELY = with readiness; could occur from russian VOL'NO. Further, WALK = walk or fromwalk or from: VOLOCHIT'SYA.
    • Fre: VOULOIR = will.
    • Gre: boulhh (BOULH, those. VOILI) = will, boulhtikojj (BOULHTIKOS, those. VOILITIKOS) = volitional. And a abouliaa (ABOULIA, those. AVOILIA) = lack of will, indecision, fromlack of will, indecision, from: NE+VOLYA, i.e «lack of will», insofar as a here – negation.
  • Rus: VOLYA like freedom, VOL'NOST', VOLYU BERU, VOLYU BRAT', VOLYU TORYU (bear freedom). Let go on VOLYU etc.
    • Lat: VOLUBILIS = fluent. Maybe there was a reflection. VOLYU LYUBLYU. And VOLUNTAS = will (i.eVOL'NYY - AuthAuth.).
    • Lat: LIBER = free, LIBERE = free, LIBERO = letting go of freedom, LIBERTAS = freedom, LIBERTUS =freedman. TransitionTransition: V-B and Russian I ===> R is Latin, that is: willwill = VLYA ===> LVYA = liber. Or LIBERO could occur from expression VOLYU BERU, where is the word VOLYA reduced to LI. This effect is already familiar to us on the example of the transition VELIKIY ===> AL.
    • Eng: LIBERTY = freedom.
    • Gre: eleuqeriaa (ELEUQERIA, those. ELEITERIA) , leuteriia (LEUTERIA, those. LEITERIA) = freedom.
  • Rus: VOL'NO TORYU, VOL'NOST', that is, free to tori, I make my way, I go on my own will, voluntarily, without coercion.
    • Lat: VOLUNTARIUS = volunteer, voluntary, VOLUNTATE = voluntarily.
    • Eng: VOLUNTEER = volunteer.
  • Rus: VON, go out VON, drive out VON and so on. And VYNOSHU, VYNESTI, VYNOS, take out.
    • Eng: VANISH = disappear, vanish, remove from sight, eliminate, completely disappear, disappearance. I.e VON ===>VANI-SH or VYNOS, VYNOSHU ===> VANISH.
  • Rus: VON', VONYAT'.
    • Lat: FIMUM = manure, sewage, dirt. Transition V-F Russian m ("te "with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: VANILLO = vanilla. Vanilla smells strong. Wed sruskim VONYAL, VONYALO.
    • Gre: qanatojj (QANATOS, those. FANATOS) = death, qnhtojj (QNHTOS, those. FNITOS) = mortal. In fact, the corpse decomposes, begins VONYAT'. it – vivid characteristic of death. No wonder the word in Russian SMERT' close to the word SMERDET', that is, smell bad, VONYAT'. It is therefore not surprising that in Greek the word SMERT' sounded like VONYAT' – FANATOS. From here, probably, the word FANATIK. It is possible that the Greek QANATOS also absorbed the expression VON IDU. Still sayStill say: DUSHA VON, that is, the soul VYSHLA VON from the body. The words become clear aqanatoj= immortal, aqanasia= immortality that is NE VONYAT' (here A means denial), or NE VON IDU. Word VONYAT' (FANATOS) gave rise to a big bush of words. for example, qanatwnww (QANATWNW, those. FANATONO) = kill, epiqanatiooj (EPIQANATIOS, those. EPIFANATIOS) = dying fromdying from: PO+VONYAT', to smell; similarly: peqainww (PEQAINW, those. PEFAINO) = die fromdie from: PO+VONYAYU, smelt. And fonooj (FONOS, those. FONOS) = murder; foniaaj (FONIAS, those. FONIAS) = killer; dolofonnw (DOLOFONW, those. DOLOFONO) = kill fromkill from: DELAYU+VON'. And so on.
    • Lat: FUNEBRIA = burial, funeral, FUNEBRIS = funeral; came fromcame from: VON' UBERU, that is, bury the corpse, the stench will disappear. From hereFrom here:
    • Lat: FUNERALIS = funeral, FUNERO = bury.
    • Eng: FUNERAL = funeral, funeral procession. It could also occur fromIt could also occur from: POKHORONY, see below.
  • Rus: VOOCHIYU, that is, see firsthand, observe, see something. Comes from the word OCHI.
    • Eng: WATCH = watch watch.
  • Rus: VOPIT', VOPL', VOPIL.
    • Lat: PAUPULO = shout (about peacocks). Transition V-P.
    • Eng: WEEP = cry, WAIL = scream, lament.
  • Rus: VOR, VOROVAT', SVORUYU, VOROVSTVO.
    • Lat: AVARUS = greedy.
    • Lat: FUR, FUROR, FURIS = thief, steal, FURTIVE = sneak, FURTIVUS = stolen, FURTUM = stolen goods.
    • Eng: AVARICE = greed, greed, greed.
    • Fin: VARASTAA = to steal.
    • Gre: soufrwnnw (SOUFRWN, those. SOIFRONO) = steal. Transition V-F. And speiraa (SPEIRA, those. SPEIRA) = gang. Transition V-P. Or from the word SPER (stolen) or SVORA.
  • Rus: VOROBEY.
    • Eng: sPARROW = sparrow.
  • Rus: VORON. See also below the Russian word. KARGA.
    • Lat: ccoRVINUS = ravens. Permutation VRN ===> RVN.
    • Lat: ccoRVUS = raven, raven. Transition n-u (turned over the letter), i.e VRN ===> RVN. Or come from the word KARKAT'. Cm.KARGA.
    • Ger: RABE = raven, RABENSCHWARZ = black, the color of the raven's wing. Reverse readingblack, the color of the raven's wing. Reverse reading: VR ===> RB and transition V-B.
    • Eng: RAVEN = raven. Permutation VRN ===> RVN.
  • Rus: VOROTA, PROYTI (through). From here PORT, during the transition V-P. When rearranging consonants and transition D-T got the word DVER'.
    • Lat: PORTA = gate, entrance, exit, passage, PORTICUS = covered gallery, covered walk, tent entrance, PORTULA = small gate, PORTUS = port, marina, harbor, estuary, PORTARIUS = door, PORTICUS = portico. Transition V-P.
    • Lat: FORIS = goal. Transition V-F and S-T, see tabsee tab.1.
    • Ger: PFORTE = goal. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: PORTAL = goal, PORT = harbor, port. And PORT = goal (Shotl.). Transition V-P.
    • Fre: PUERTA = a doora door; OUVERT = open. Or comes from the word OTPER, OTPERET' or OTVERZ, what in old russian meant OTKRYT' (for example, opened the mouth, etc.for example, opened the mouth, etc..).
    • Ita: PORTA = a door.
    • Spa: PUERTA = a door.
    • Gre: portaa (PORTA, those. PORTA) = gate door. And auloportta (AULOPORTA, those. AILOPORTA) = gate, gate. And diaplataa (DIAPLATA, those. DIAPLATA) = wide open. FromFrom: DEYU+VRATA , transition V-P and R-L. Further, portmooj (PORTMOS, those. PORTMOS) = strait fromstrait from: PROYTI+MOGU, goal+can pass through them.
  • Rus: VOROSHIL, for example hay forks.
    • Lat: FURCILLA = pitchfork, FURCILLO = prop up with forklift. V-F and SH-S.
    • Eng: FURCULAR = (anat.) forked.
  • Rus: VO RTU.
    • Tur: AVURT = the cavity behind the cheekthe cavity behind the cheek. #
    • Rus: VOSK. In the same sense bush as the word VYAZKIY. WaxWax – VYAZKOE substance he SVYAZYVAET.
    • Ger: WACHS = wax.
    • Eng: +
    • Swe: WAX = wax. dateswax. dates) VOX = wax. gallwax. gall) WASCH = wax.
  • Rus: VOSPARIT'. For example, inspiration, "the spirit soared". Or the word SVERKH, where from when going V-P has arisen SUPER, that is something «higher». It turns out that the word came from here SPIRT.
    • Lat: SUPER = above, above, above, SUPERA = heights, higher areas, SUPERBE = proudly arrogant, SUPERBIA = arrogance, arrogance, pride, SUPERBUS = arrogant, SUPERI = heavenly gods, SUPERIOR = higher up, SUPERBIO = be proud, SUPERNA, SUPERNE = top height, SUPERO = shoot up, SUPERUS = upper, higher, heavenly, SUPREMUS = higher, SUPRA = above. Also SUPER could occur from SVERKH during the transition U-V.
    • Lat: IN-SPIRO, INSPIRO = inspire, SPIRITUS = breath, spirit, soul, breath, life, mood, SPIRITUS, INSPIRATIO = inspiration, wind, air, SPIRITUS = arrogance, SPIRITUS = vodka, alcohol. Transition v-n (turned the letter). About vodka (spiritus) see also word ISPARENIE (sublimation processsublimation process).
    • Eng: INSPIRATION = inspiration.
    • Eng: SPIRIT = spirit, spirituality, soul, character, as well as alcohol.
    • Eng: SUPERB = magnificent, luxurious, beautiful, noble, majestic.
    • Ger: SPIRITUS = alcohol.
    • Gre: spirtto (SPIRTO, those. SPIRTO) = alcohol.
  • Rus: VOSPLAMENYU, ignite.
    • Lat: SUF-FLAMMO = kindle. Transition V-F, P-F and M-N, also a transposition: igniteignite = VSPLMN ===> SVPLMN = suf-flammo.
  • Rus: VOSSEL to the throne, firmly SEL, became king.
    • Gre: basiliaaz (BASILIAZ, those. VASILIAZ or BAZILIAZ) = king king, basilisssa (BASILISSA, those. VAZILISSA) = queen, queen, basileuww (BASILEUW, those. VAZILEIO) = reign, sit down (oh sun), basileiio (BASILEIO, those. VAZILEIO) = kingdom, basilemaa (BASILEMA, those. VAZILEMA) = sunset, sunset (the sun). Transition V-B and S-Z.
  • Rus: VOSHEL, to come in. For example, easily entered somewhere, in a room, or a knife easily entered, pierced somewhere.
    • Lat: FACILE = is available. Transition V-F and Russian Sh, S ===> Slatinskoe.
    • Eng: FACILE = supple, compliant, soft.
  • Rus: VOUTRIE, VOUTRO - old russian word [223], [225]. Means: the next day, the next day, tomorrow, morning, morning, morning. That is, points to the future, forward in time..
    • Lat: FUTURUM = future. Transition V-F. Maybe, although it’s more likely that Latin FUTURUM derived from the expression DOROGU,V+DR, V+TORYU, that is, going forward, going on the road, laying=toruput way. Call: "On the road!", that is, we are going, leaving the house and leaving "tomorrow". But the option with the word VOUTRIE, VOUTROPREDSTAVLYAET more correct. This is particularly evident in the example of the English FUTURE = future (from: muck) and spanish FUTURO = future(from: in the morningin the morning).
    • Eng: FUTURE = future. Maybe from the word VOUTRO happened and English TOMORROW during the transition W-M (turned the letter) or U-V, and also when rearranging: in the morningin the morning = VTR ===> TV(mm)RRV = tomorroow.
    • Spa: FUTURO = future.
  • Rus: VPOROT', VSPOROT', VSPORYU, that is, stick a thorn or something sharp in the body. see also TSARAPAT'. And also the Russian word PYRNUT' (a knife), that is, poke. Hence the words VEPR', UPYR', that is something horned, stabbing, dangerous. And PERO like something sharp knife = pen.
    • Lat: SPARUS = small spear dart.
    • Lat: ASPERA = thorns, VEPRETUM = thorn bush, thorn bushes, VEPRES = thorn bush, VEPRATICUS = thorns (i.eVPOROT'+UKUS - AuthAuth.), ASPER = rough, ASPERUM =roughness. Or it could come from the wordTSARAPAT' when rearranging: to scratchto scratch = TSRP ===> TSPR = asperra.
    • Ger: SPEER = a spear.
    • Eng: SPIRE = spike, SPEAR = a spear, SPUR = spur prompting.
    • Eng: ASPERITY = roughness, roughness, roughness.
    • Gre: diapernnw (DIAPERNW, those. DIAPERNO) = pierce through. FromFrom: DEYU+PYRNU. And diamperhhj (DIAMPERHS, those. DIAMPERIS) = through (about the wound). FromFrom: DEYU+PYRNU, during the transition N-M and permutation: pyrnapyrna = PRN ===> MPR = mperis. From here and diaperastikooj (DIAPERASTIKOS, those. DIAPERASTIKOS) = penetrating (about the coldabout the cold).
  • Rus: VRAG, VOROG, VOR. Hence the old Russian word VARYAG, VRAZHINA, that is, alien.
    • Eng: WAR = warwar; WRACK = destruction, ruin. That is robbery, VOROVSTVO.
    • Eng: FOREIGN = alien, foreign, foreign. Indeed, previously a person who came from afar, from another country, was perceived wary. It could see VRAZHINU, VRAGA, "Varyag". Transition In ===> F, that is vrazhinaF, that is vrazhina = VRZHN -===> FRZHN = foreign.
    • Gre: bracnajj (BRACNAS, those. VRAKHNAS) = nightmare. From expressionFrom expression: VRAG+NOCH'; nightmares happen at night, night enemy. Transition CH-SH-S.
    • Gre: ecqraa (ECQRA, those. EKHFRA) = feud, ecqrojj (ECQROS, those. EKHTROS) = enemy. Transition V-F and permutation: enemyenemy = VRG ===> KHFR = exhra.
  • Rus: AT RAZUM - the old Slavic word, meaning "in the end", "in conclusion", in the modern language - "summary". V. Dahl reports: "Mind writings, speeches, PERECHNEVOE SODERZHAN'E, SUSHCHNOST', not by letter but by spiritnot by letter but by spirit" [223].
    • Eng: RESUME = sum up.
    • Fre: RESUME = sum up.
  • Rus: AT RAN', RANO, for example, in RANNEE early spring early morning.
    • Ger: FRÜH = early, FRÜHE = earlier. Here F-RÜH, transitionV-F and Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Gre: earinojj (EARINOS, those. EARINOS) = spring. And nwriij (NWRIS, those. NORIS) = early fromearly from: RANO upon readback. Further, nwriteraa (NWRITERA, those. NORITERA) = before frombefore from: RANO+TORYU; prwimojj (PRWINOS, those. PROINOS) = morning frommorning from: V+RAN', transition V-P; similarly prwinoo (PRWINO, those. PROINO) = breakfast frombreakfast from: V+RAN'.
  • Rus: AT RAN' EDA, AT RAN' EDAL, eat early in the morning. Or in RAN' DNYA, that is, early in the morning.
    • Lat: PRANDIUM = breakfast, PRANDEO, PRANDI = breakfast. And PRANSUM = breakfast (that is, in RAN' EST' - Auth.).Transition V-P.
    • Eng: PRANDIAL = dining.
  • Rus: AT RAN' EST', eat early in the morning, or RAN' SYTO (to eatto eat).
    • Lat: PRANSITO = rich breakfast, PRANSUM = breakfast. Transition V-P. Here is a combination SUM could occur from the word EST' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: AT RAN' ESH'.
    • Lat: PRANSUS = had breakfast. Transition V-P andSH-S.
  • Rus: VRAT', VRAN'YO, VRU, VRAL, VRAL' (deceiver). That is, invent, compose, fantasize. VRAKA, VRAKI, nonsense, idle talk, false rumors, rumor [223], [225] V. Dahl. And MARAT' paper writing on it.
    • Lat: PARTUM, PARIO, PEPERI = dream up. Transition V-B-P.
    • Eng: WRITE = to write. Quite a bizarre refraction of the Russian word "to lie". Further, WRONG = wrong, dishonest, evil, fromwrong, dishonest, evil, from: VRAN'YO. Or WRITE comes from the word MARAT', with confusion W---M, turned the letter.
    • Tur: VARAKA = paper, document. Similarly, maybe from the word MARAT' during the transition W---M.
    • Gre: qrulooj (QRULOS, those. FRILOS) = rumor, rumor, legend, tale.
  • Rus: AT RUKE, for example hold something, RUCHNOY, RUCHONKA. Old form: AT RUTSE. And: keep in RUKE, AT RUKAKH - in the sense of controlling something: deed, deeds, yourself. And: AT RUKE IMEYU, that is, I hold tight, I feel like reality (thing). As we shall see, from here came the wordsAs we shall see, from here came the words: PRAGMATIZM,PRAKTIKA and so on. Still say: better tit in RUKE, than a crane in the sky - meaning «practicalitypracticality».
    • Lat: BRACHIALIS = hand related, BRACHIUM = part of the arm.
    • Eng: BRANCH = something like a branch of a tree, a branch of a plant. And PRACTICE = practice.
    • Ger: PRAXIS = practice.
    • Fre: PRACTIQUE = practice.
    • Ita: PRACTICA = practice.
    • Spa: PRACTICA = practice.
    • Gre: pragmma (PRAGMA, those. PRAGMA) = case, pragmaa (PRAGMA, those. PRAKSI) = action. Further, pragmatii (PRAGMATI, those. PRAGMATI) = really, pragmatikooj (PRAGMATIKOS, those. PRAGMATIKOS) = authentic, real, real; came from: AT RUKE IMEYU, i.e «hold tight», during the transition V-P. Further, praktikhh (PRAKTIKH, those. PRAKTIKI) = practice, praktikooj (PRAKTIKOS, those. PRAKTIKOS) = practical, comfortable, business; came from: AT RUKE DEYU, during the transition V-P and D-T. And diapragmateuomaii (DIAPRAGMATEUOMAI, those. DIAPRAGMATEIOMAI) = negotiate (trading), fromfrom: DEYU AT RUKE IMEYU. And diorizzw (DIORIZW, those. DIORIZO) = assign (for example, for the position), fromfrom: DEYU+RUKA, see lead.
  • Rus: atROZ', ROZN', RAZ-, RAZDEL, RAZDELIT'.
    • Lat: DIS- = prefix meaning separation, dismemberment. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: DIS- = the prefix giving the word a negative value non-, des-; the devil(ss)-.
  • Rus: VROZ' KLAD, VROZ'+KLYUCH.
    • Lat: DIS-CLUDO, CLUSI = enclosed in separate rooms. Transitionenclosed in separate rooms. Transition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISCLOSE = detect, discover, discover, expose.
  • Rus: VROZ'+KUS, VROZ' KUSAT', that is, tear to pieces.
    • Lat: DIS-CUTIO, CUSSI, CUSSUM = break up. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISCUSS = discuss, debate, debate, argue, ponder, DISCUSSION = detailed discussion of the problem, question, comprehensive study.
  • Rus: VROZ' LETET', VROZ' WITH LYOTA or RAZLYOT, RAZLETET'SYA.
    • Lat: DISSULTO = bounce, burst, bounce. Transitionbounce, burst, bounce. Transition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above. If a DISSULTO comes from the word RAZLYOT, here we see a transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: VROZ' PLAVAT'.
    • Lat: DIS-PLUVIATUS = weathered. TransitionTransition:VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: VROZ' PLOT', VROZ' OPLOT, VROZ'+LOPAT'SYA. That is, break the connection.
    • Lat: DIS-PLODO = burst, burst. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above. As well as the transition T-D.
  • Rus: VROZ' PORYADOK, VROZ' RYAD. That is the order destruction.
    • Lat: DIS-PERDO = ruin. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: VROZ' PRYSNUT', VROZ' PRYSNU, RASPRYSKAT', RAZ+PRYSNU. That is, scatter in different directions.
    • Lat: DISPERSIO, DISPERSUS = scattering, DISPERSE = absently. TransitionTransition:VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISPERSION = scattering.
  • Rus: VROZ' SIDET', VROZ' SIZHU. From hereFrom here: DISSIDENT. See also below. OT-STOYAT'.
    • Lat: DIS-SIDEO = to be far away, DIS-SIDO =split apart, DISSITUS = far, far. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Lat: DIS-CEDO = split apart, DISCESSUS = separation, departure, gap, DISCISSIO = gap. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above as well as transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Or else DISCESSUS comes from the word RASSECH'. See below.
    • Lat: DISCIDIUM = separation, separation. TransitionTransition:VROZ' ===> DIS, see above as well as transition: RUcsoe m («te» with three sticks) - m Latin.
    • Lat: DISCUBITUS = taking a seat at the table, DISCUBITIO = dining room with pitches. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above and besides: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition B-D,since latin b and d differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: DISSIDENT = dissident, dissenter, dissenter, adhering to other views, dissenting, schismatic. see also OTSTOYAT'.
  • Rus: VROZ' SOYUZ.
    • Lat: DIS-SOCIO = to separate, separate, divide.to separate, separate, divide.: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISSOCIATE = disassociate.
  • Rus: VROZ' STOYAT', VROZ' STOYANIE. Or OTSTOYAT' (apart). Come on DOSTANU, DOSTAT', that is, you need to get something.
    • Lat: DISTANTIA = span, distance, DI-STO = defend. Transitiondefend. Transition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above. Or there was an expression OTSTOYAT', OT+STOYAT'; see below.
    • Eng: DISTANCE = distance, distance.
  • Rus: VROZ' SUDIT', VROZ' SUZHU. Or see expression DEYU SUDIT' or OT+SUDIT', that is, discourage.
    • Lat: DIS-SUADEO, DISSUADEO [SUASI, SUASUM] = to object to, dispute, DISSUASIO = caution. TransitionTransition: VROZ' ===> DIS, see above. If it comes from the word OT+SUDIT', toms see the transition T-D.
    • Eng: DISSUADE = dissuade, dissuade.
  • Rus: VSPENIT'SYA.
    • Lat: IN-SPUMO = foam. Transition v-n (turned over the letter) and N-M.
  • Rus: VSPRYGNUL, PRYGNUL.
    • Ger: SPRINGEN = jump, ride, SPRUNG = bounce.
    • Eng: SPRING = jump.
  • Rus: VTORIT', to repeat, NATORENO, TORIT' way. Or IDTI+RYAD.
    • Lat: ITERATIO = reiteration, ITERATO = again, again, ITERO = to repeat, ITERUM = again.
    • Eng: ITERATION = reiteration, ITERATE = repeat.
  • Rus: AT USTA, that is, kiss, mouth.
    • Lat: BASIATIO = kisses. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: VYBROS, VYBROSIT', VYBROSHU.
    • Lat: VIBRATIO = throwing, VIBRO = throw, throw, throw, flutter, swing, E-VIBRO = toss out, VIBRABILIS = propelling.
    • Eng: VIBRATION = wobble.
  • Rus: VYGON, VYGONYAT', VYGONYU, that is, "send away", VYYTI, VYKHOZHU, and VOZHU anyone, VYVOZHU. Cattle are driven out to the meadow.
    • Ger: WEIDE = pasture, WEG = the road. Further, WAGEN = cart, car, car (here see above also russian VAGA). From here comes the German BAHN = way. We see here the transition from each other's sounds B and C. If you read aloud all the letters in the letter, then the German BAHN will sound like VAKHN, that is, again, the same Russian - pasture, or expel, send into the distance. Besides, WEG could occur from russian BEG with the usual transition B ===>AT.
    • Eng: WAY = way, VOYAGE = journey.
    • Fre: VOYAGE = journey.
    • Swe: VÄG = way.
    • Spa: VIAJE = journey.
    • Por: VEIGA = meadow, VIAGEM = way trip.
    • Sco: VAIGE = way, hike.
    • Gre: bgainnw (BGAINW, those. VGAINO) = go out. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: VYZHIT', VYZHIT'+ESH', VYZHIT'+EDA.
    • Lat: VICTUS = food, food, VICTITO =live, eat, live. Transition F===> C Latin and transition SH-S.
  • Rus: VYZHIT'+EL.
    • Lat: VICTUALIA = food, food supplies, VICTUALIS =food related. Transition F ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: VICTUAL = food, feed, food, provisions, eat, feed.
  • Rus: VYZHIT'+TORYU, that is, survived and go, won the battle. Or ZHIV+TORYU. Or VYZHIT'+ORU, VYZHIT'+ORAT', that is, survived the battle and scream, ORU from happiness, I inform everyone. Winners loudly express their joy.
    • Lat: VICTOR = winner, victorious, overcome, VICTORIA = victory, VICTORIALIS = victorious, VICTORIATUS = equipped with the image of the goddess of victory, VICTORIOSUS = victorious, VICTRIX = winner, victorious, SOOBSHCHAYUSHCHAYA ABOUT POBEDE. Transition: Russian F ===> C Latin. Or fromOr from: ZHIV+TORYU, upon readback ZHIV ===> VIC.
    • Eng: VICTOR = victorious winner, VICTORY = victory.
    • Gre: nikhforojj (NIKHFOROS, those. NIKIFOROS) = victorious, hence the name NIKIFOR. FromFrom: VYZHIT'+TORYU (nicknames+odds). Confused n --- v due to the similarity of writing, and T-F(phi). And anikhtojj (ANIKHTOS, those. ANIKITOS) = invincible. FromFrom: VYZHIT' during the transition n --- v (confused V and H), and ZH-K. The well-known Greek word becomes clear. nikww (NIKW, those. NIKO), nikkh (NIKH, those. NIKI) = win win. It turns out that NIKA (VIKA) – this is a reverse word ZHIV, transition ZH-K. By the way, on the images of the crucifixion of Christ they write KHRISTOS NIKA, which usually translates as KHRISTOS POBEDITEL', POBEDA, But now another one comes up, perhaps even the primary meaning of this «formulas»: namelynamely: KHRISTOS ZHIV! This perfectly corresponds to the essence of the Christian teaching, according to which Christ conquered death and survived, remained alive.
  • Rus: VYYDU, I `ll exit, VYYTI. Hence, probably, the word VITYAZ', VITYAZIT' (according to V. Dal) = rider, STRANSTVOVAT', seeking adventure.
    • Lat: VITO = go away, E-VADO = go out, VIA, VIAE = way, road, ride, movement, VIALIS =road, VIATICUS = supplied with money for the road, VIATICUM = travel money. VIATICUS = arranged on the road or after the road. AndAnd: VIATOR = traveler, traveler, messenger, messenger, VIATORIUS = travel, road; descended from the Slavic VYYTI+TORYU, that is, I go out to run through, pave the way. Besides, INVIUS = impassable, hopeless, could occur from the expression NE VYYTI or NE VEZU.
    • Eng: VIATIC = road, VIATOR = traveler (from VYYTI+TORYU - AuthAuth.), WAY = way.
  • Rus: VYLETAT'. For example, the arrow flew.
    • Lat: VELITATIO = shootout. Or could it come from the word NALETET' (raid), in Latin transitionn-v-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: VYMETAT' (METAT' = BROSAT', VYBRASYVAT').
    • Lat: VOME, VOMITUM = puke (those. sweep the food outthose. sweep the food out), EVOMO, VOMUI, VOMITUM = erupt, VOMITUS, VOMITO = vomiting. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: VOMIT = vomiting (those. sweep, swept"), vomit. And VOMIT(ING) = vomiting, VOMITIVE =emetic. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: VYMYA, udder, MAMANYA.
    • Eng: WOMEN = woman, FEMINA = woman (any). And also see. Russian MAMANYA, with confusion W them – turned the letter.
    • Fre: FEMME = woman.
  • Rus: VYNES, UNES, VYNU, VYNUT' (extractextract), VYNESTI, i.e. empty.
    • Lat: VANESCO = disappear, VANITAS = vacuity, phantom, barrenness, idle talk, VANITUDO = idle chatter, VANNO = blow out, VANNUS = fan, VANUM = void, empty space, VANUS = empty, E-VANESCO = fade away.
    • Lat: VACUUM = void, empty space, VACUUS = empty, VACANTIA = landless, ownerless property, VACANS =unoccupied, VACIVUS = empty, VACO =to be free, VACUO = to empty, empty. It could happen from Russian VYNES, VYNOSIT', during the transition N-M, as well as Russian C ===> C Latin and permutation: handed downhanded down = VNS ===> VSN = vacuum. Or it could happen from Russian PUSTO, PUSTOTA, see below.
    • Eng: VACANT = empty (Russian VYNESTI - AuthAuth.), VACUUM = emptiness. See transitions of sounds in the previous paragraph..
  • Rus: VYNU, VYNUT', VYNOS, VYNES, VYNOSIL for sale from under the counter, put on the counter, offer the buyer.
    • Lat: VENEO = go on sale, VENDO = sell, trade, VENDITUM = sale, VENDITIO = sale, return on sale, VENDITO = offer to buy, try to sell, VENDITOR =seller, VENUS = sale, VENALIS = salable, VENALICIUS = intended for sale. PEREKHODT-D and Russian C ===> C Latin. In addition, the above Latin words VENDITO, VENDITIO, VENDITOR could happenfrom Slavic VYNU+DAT'.
  • Rus: VYPARIVAT', VYPARIT', I VYPARYU, PA’RIT' (on fireon fire).
    • Lat: VAPORATIO = vapor emission, evaporation, vapors, VAPOREUS =ghostly like steam, VAPORIFER = reeky, VAPOR =evaporation, steam, heat, flame, VAPORO = vaporize, VAPOROSUS = steamy, VAPORUS = smoking, VAPORALIS = vaporous, VAPORARIUM = steam pipe(in the bath) (i.e VYPARYU+RAMA - AuthAuth.), VAPORATE = hot, EVAPORATIO = evaporationevaporation, e-VAPORO = evaporate, VAPORALE = steam room, VAPOR = heat. And VAPORE MOLLIO = na'to draw; could occur from expression VYPARYU+MYAL. In fact, in the bath they steamed and kneaded the body, crushed their hands.
    • Eng: VAPOUR, VAPO(U)R = vapor, vapor, vapor, mist, steam, evaporate, evaporation, VAPORATION = vaporization, evaporation.
    • Fre: VAPEUR = steam.
  • Rus: VYPIL. Or POPIL, from the word PIT'.
    • Lat: BIBILIS = drinkable, BIBULUS = drinker soaking up. Transition V-B. Recall that Latin BI = double, twofold, derived from the Slavic OBA (two), i.e. double too, see above. So that BIBULUS could have come fromOBA+PIT' or DVA+PIT', that is, drink twice the usual.
    • Lat: PAPILLA = breast nipple. Transition V-P.
    • Eng: BIBULOUS = absorbing, wicking, drinking.
    • Eng: PAPILLAE = nipples, PAPILLA = tubercle, papilla.
  • Rus: VYPOROT', VYPORYU.
    • Lat: VERBERO = beat, whip, strike, whip, scourge, punish, VERBER = scourge, lash, scourging, blows, beatings, VERBERATIO = beating, scourging, beatings, punishment, punishment, VERBERATUS = blows or pushes, VERBERITO = poke. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: VYROS, VYRASTI, VYROST, VYRASHCHU. As well as the word VERKH, VERSHINA. In addition, according to V. Dal, "veretya", "to believe" = sublime, dry, landless ridge (not floodednot flooded).
    • Lat: VERUCCA = hill, bump, hill, bump on the skin, wart, VERRUCOSUS = warty, VERRUCULA = small bump, knoll, wart. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: VIRATUS = masculine, VIRAGO = courageous woman warrior, VIRESCO, VIREO = grow, become green, grow green, develop, grow stronger, VIRGA = branch, escape, cutting (i.e VYRASHCHU - AuthAuth.), VIRGEA = branches, VIRTUS = masculinity, VIRIOSE = hard, VIRIOSUS = strong, powerful.
    • Lat: PARECTATOS = adult. Transition V-P and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: blastarri (BLASTARI, those. VLASTARI) = sprout escape, blasthshh (BLASTHSH, those. VLASTISI) = vegetation. Transition R-L, i.e: grow upgrow up = VRST ===> VLST = power-ri.
  • Rus: VYSOKO, tall.
    • Eng: SKY = sky.
  • Rus: VYSOKH, from "dry".
    • Lat: VIESCO = shrink.
  • Rus: VYTYANU, pull out.
    • Gre: botanizzw (BOTANIZW, those. VOTANIZO) = weed. I.eI.e: VYTYANU grass, weeds from the ground, POTYANU. Hence the word BOTANIKA, like the science of herbs, plants. It is included in many other languages.It is included in many other languages.: BOTANIK - in Germanin German; BOTANY – in Englishin English; BOTANIQUE – FrenchFrench; BOTANICA – in Italian; and so on.
  • Rus: V'YU, from "Vit". For example, twist rope.
    • Lat: VIEO = twist, weave, knit.
  • Rus: VYAZAL, VYAZAT', VYAZANYY, knot.
    • Lat: VINCIO = to tie up, VINCEUS = binding agent, VINCTIO = binding, dressing, VINCTURA = binding, VINCULO = to tie VINCULUM = sling, binding, fetters, shackles. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition:knittedknitted = VZN ===> VNZ = vinciio.
    • Ger: FESSEL = bonds, fetters, FESSELN = entangle, chain. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: FASTEN = tie. From the word VYAZAT'. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: VYAZANYY+PYATA. That is, with tied legs.
    • Lat: VINCI-PES, PEDIS = with chained (related) feet. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: VYAZKA, that is something connected, VYAZAT'.
    • Lat: FASCIA = bundle, bandage, bandage, FASCIO = to tie up, FASCIS =bundle, bundle, bundle, FASCIATIM = bundles, bundles. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: WISP = bundle.
    • Eng: FASCIA = belt, (honey.) bandage, FASCES = fasces.
  • Rus: VYAZKA+NA, that is, to put a tie, to tie, withVYAZANYY.
    • Lat: FASCINO = bewitch.
  • Rus: VYAZKIY, VYAZKO, for example, gummy.
    • Lat: VISCOSUS = sticky.
    • Eng: VISCOUS = viscous.
    • Fre: VISQUEUX = sticky.
    • Ita: VISCHIOSO = viscous.
    • Spa: VISCOSO = sticky.
  • Rus: VYALYY, VYALO, VYALOST'.
    • Eng: SLOW = lethargic, slow. Back reading: sluggishsluggish= VL ===> (withwith)LV = sloow.

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  • Rus: GAVKAT', GAVKAYU.
    • Lat: GANNITUS = yelping, GANNIO = yelp. Transition v-n (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Gre: gabgizww (GABGIZW, those. GAVGIZO) = bark.
  • Rus: GADINA.
    • Lat: ECHIDNA = snake, snake, monster of the underworld.
    • Eng: ECHIDNA = echidna.
  • Rus: GAZ.
    • Gre: gkazii (GKAZI, those. GKAZI) = gas.
  • Rus: GALOP.
    • Gre: kalpazww (KALPAZW, those. KALPAZO) = gallop. And aloggo (ALOGO, those. ALOGO) = horse fromhorse from: GALOP, back reading.
  • Rus: GALUZAT', (sml.) play pranks [223], [225] V. Dahl. In the same bush words areIn the same bush words are: GOLOS, GUL, GAM (noisenoise).
    • Lat: GALASIANUS = (grech.) prankster.
    • Eng: GAME = game fromgame from: GAM.
    • Gre: camogellw (CAMOGELW, those. KHAMOGELO) = laugh. FromFrom: GAM+GUL, gam+vote. Or fromOr from: UKHMYLKA. Further, geliio (GELIO, those. GELIO) = laugh fromlaugh from: GUL.
  • Rus: GARNO = ok beautiful; Old Slavic word, see dictionary V. Dahl [223], [225]. Preserved in the Ukrainian language. Probably hence the name of the musical instrument. GARMON', harmonica as well ORGAN (permutation GRN ===> RGN). Instruments GARMON' and ORGAN arranged according to the same principle: the air streams injected by the bellows make the tubes and pipes sound. Word GARNO in a slightly modified form - GARMONIYA - included in almost all Western European languages. In addition, see the Russian word. GROM, GREMET'. According to V. Dal, GARMOTAT' = to rattle, GARMOTUSHKA (tamba.) = little bell. Hence the word GARMOSHKA. And also see the word IGRAT', IGRUN. See more in the book. «Mystery of Russian history», ch.2:48. So from hereSo from here: GARMONIYA, GARMONICHNYY. Word ORGA’H (music tool) could happen also from russian VARGAN, VARGANIT', see above.
    • Lat: ORGANICUS = musical, singing, musician, ORGANUM = musical instrument (advantage orga'nn).
    • Lat: HARMONIA = (Greek latin.) consonance, song, melody, harmony, HARMONIA = daughter of mars and venus, HARMONICA = harmony teaching, HARMONICA = accordion.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: HARMONIE = harmony.
    • Eng: ORGAN = (muses.) organ.
    • Eng: HARMONY = harmony, consonance.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ARMONIA = harmony.
    • Tur: ARMONIK = accordion, button accordion.
    • Fin: HARMONIKKA = accordion, button accordion.
  • Rus: GARPA, GARPUN. At the end of the harpoon there is a crooked tooth, a hook that catches the fish and does not allow it to slide off the harpoon..
    • Tur: CARPIK = crooked.
  • Rus: GAT', GATIT', fill up water, swamp, marshes with brushwood, straw, earth. Gatyat the road through the fire place. Streets vygacheny [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also see the word KHOD, aboutKHOD, KHODIT'.
    • Ger: GAT(T) = narrow passage.
    • Eng: GATE = gate, gate.
    • Swe: GATA = the outside.
  • Rus: GAT'+VYYTI or KHOD+VYYTI, so youKHOD, aboutKHOD.
    • Eng: GATEWAY = gateway.
  • Rus: GEROY. Probably in the same sense bush as GORDYY, i.e. word variant ORDA, see below. And also see the word GORA, that is something majestic, tall.
    • Lat: HEROS = hero.
    • Eng: HERO = hero.
    • Gre: hrwajj (HRWAS, those. IROAS) = hero, gerooj (GEROS, those. GEROS) = strong, healthy, strong.
  • Rus: GIRYA, massive weights, usually cast iron; in general, any weight, weight for the counterweight [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: AGIR = heavy (south toursouth tour.).
  • Rus: GLADKIY, GLADKO, GOLYY, OBLYSET'.
    • Lat: GLABER = smooth, hairless, naked. Transition D-B, since latin d and b differ only in orientation. In addition, Latin CALVEO = naked (transition U-V), CALVUS = naked, bald, bald.
    • Ger: GLATT = smooth, GLÄTTE = smoothness, GLATTEN = to iron, GLATZE = bald spot, GLEITEN = slide, GLEITER = glider, GLEICH = the same, HALDE = slope.
    • Eng: GLADE = glade, GLIDE = slide, GLIDER = glider, GLACE = smooth.
  • Rus: GLADKIY+EIS(ice). About EIS = ice, see below.
    • Ger: GLATTEIS = black ice.
    • Eng: GLASSY ICE = black ice.
  • Rus: GLAZ, OKO. And GLYAZHU, GLYADET', GLAZEYU.
    • Lat: OCULUS = eye, eye, look, OCULATUS = evident. Transition G-K.
    • Ger: GLAS = glass. All clear: glass is something that is visible to the eye, something transparent to the eyes. Or else GLAS could occur from the Russian word SLYUDA when you read it back and go Russian g ("de "handwritten) at g latin. Recall that in the Middle Ages, transparent mica was inserted into the windows.. The glass appeared later and, apparently, the former name "mica" was transformed into "glas".
    • Eng: GLASS = glass.
    • Gre: gualiia (GUALIA, those. GIALIA) = glasses.
  • Rus: GLINA. And KLEY, KLEIT'.
    • Lat: FIGLINUS = pottery. Indeed, the main pottery material is GLINA.
    • Ger: LEHM = clay. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: CLAY, LOAM = clay.
    • Gre: glinaa (GLINA, those. GLINA) = clay. And agalmaa (AGALMA, those. AGALMA) = statue, statue. Transition N-M. And gluffw (GLUFW, those. GLIFO) = sculpt fromsculpt from: GLINA or LEPIT'.
  • Rus: GLOTAT', GLOTAYU.
    • Lat: GLUTTIO = to swallow, GLUTTO = glutton, GLUTUS = swallowing, GULA = pharynx, GULO = glutton.
    • Lat: JUGULUM = throat. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: GUTTUR = throat. Transition L-R and permutation: I swallowI swallow = GLT ===> GTL = guttur. Or it could come from the word GORTAN'.
    • Eng: GLOAT = eat eyes, GULP down = swallow greedily. English GULP could occur from GLOTAYU during the transition d-p (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Spa: GLOTON = gluttonous. So to say, "glotun".
    • Gre: gouliia (GOULIA, those. GOILIA) = a sip.
  • Rus: GLOTKA, GLOTNUT'.
    • Lat: GLANDULA = cervical gland, DEGLUTINATIO = swallowing.
    • Ger: SCHLUND = mouth. Note that in spoken Russian there is also a form GLONUT'. Then it becomes clear that the transition occurred. G-SH, T-D. Wed also russian SLYUNI, swallow drool. From the word GLOTKA, GLOTNUT' there was a word GLANDY.
    • Eng: GLAND = gland, CLIP = to swallow, GULLET = pharynx, LOAD = loading (either fromeither from: KLAD').
  • Rus: GLUPO, GLUP, GLUPETS.
    • Gre: blakeiaa (BLAKEIA, those. BLAKEIA) = nonsense, blakajj (BLAKAS, those. BLAKAS) = fool fool. Reverse reading and transition G-K and P-B, i.e: stupidstupid = GLP ===> BLK = blakia.
  • Rus: GLYBA. For example, a lump of earth. Probably one semantic shrub with the old Russian word OBLYY, i.e. round.
    • Lat: GLEBA = lump, GLEBULA = a lump of earth, GLEBOSUS = hilarious, GLOBUS = a bunch.
    • Eng: GLEBE = land.
  • Rus: GNIT', SGNIT', GNIYU, SGNOYU.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: COGNAC = cognac. Note that Latin C is spelled exactly as Russian C, so the Russian word SGNIT' could read how KGNIT', where did the cognac come from". Perfectly answers the essence of the matter: wine is fermented, that is, "rotting".
    • Ger: KOGNAK = cognac.
    • Spa: CONAC = cognac.
  • Rus: GNU, GNUT', GNUT'SYA, i.e. bend. Hence the words KOLENI and AGONIYA, when a person «bends», convulsing. Bending produces an angle..
    • Lat: AGINO = dodge in every possible way, GENU = knee.
    • Eng: KNEE, GENU = knee. Further, KNEE TENDONS = hamstrings; fromfrom: KOLENO TYANU, GNU+TYANU.
    • Fre: GENOU = knee.
    • Gre: gwniaa (GWNIA, those. GONIA) = angle. And diagwniooj (DIAGWNIOS, those. DIAGONIOS) = diagonal, fromdiagonal, from: DEYU+GNU, those. actress corner .
    • Gre: gonatto (GONATO, those. GONATO) = knee, gonatizww (GONATIZW, those. GONATIZO) = kneel; agkwnajj (AGKWNAS, those. AGKONAS) = cubit.
    • Gre: agonaaj (AGONAS, those. AGONAS) = wrestling; agoniia (AGONIA, those. AGONIA) = agony, anxiety.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: AGONIE = agony.
    • Eng: AGONY = agony.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: AGONIA = agony.
  • Rus: GNU+KLONIT', GNU KOLENI, leaning.
    • Eng: GENICULATE = cranked.
    • Gre: agkullh (AGKULH, those. AGKILI or AGKILN in view of the confusion of the Greek H and Russian N) = elbow bend, knee. From: wildebeest+getting atgetting at = GNKLN --- GKLN = agkiln. In addition, the Greek k might be confused by writing n: wildebeest+knees --- glitch = agkiln.
  • Rus: GOVNO (in particular, NAVOZ, fertilized by fieldsfertilized by fields).
    • Lat: CAENUM = filth, CAENISUS = filthy, dirty. Transition: G, K ===> With latin.
    • Ger: DÜNGEN = fertilize, DÜNGER = manure. Apparently, the source word was t+shit where t appeared like something like a definite article.
    • Eng: GUANO = fertilize, DUNG = fertilize.
  • Rus: GOVOR, GOVORIT', GOVORIL.
    • Lat: AUGURO = foretell (Russian GOVOR - AuthAuth.), AUGUR = soothsayer, AUGURATIO = prediction, divination (Russian GOVORIT' - AuthAuth.), AUGURALE = Augur observation site (that is, for predictions, could occur from the word GOVORIL - Auth.). Here is the transition of Latin letters U-V.
    • Lat: GARRULLUS = talkative. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: AUGUR = soothsayer, soothsayer, prophet, (ist.) augur (soothsayer in ancient Romesoothsayer in ancient Rome).
  • Rus: GOVYADINA.
    • Gre: bodinno (BODINO, those. VODINO) = beef, bodinooj (BODINOS, those. VODINOS) = bovine, beef. I.e: go-VYADINA ===> VODINO, rejected «gogo».
  • Rus: GOG, GOGI, giant, GEORGIY. Gog and Magog - one of the names of the "Mongols" = Cossacks = Tatars. See about St. George and the Gorgon in the book Empire, ch.See about St. George and the Gorgon in the book Empire, ch..12:11.
    • Lat: GIGAS, GIGANTIS = giant, giant.
    • Lat: GORGO = Gorgon, a monster whose gaze turned all living things to stone. In addition, the word Gorgon could occur from ZHERLO, GORLO, insofar as «Gorgon» - This is an image of a gun, a firearm. See the book «Baptism of Russia», ch.3. Mouth of guns spews deadly «the stones» = canister, core.
    • Ger: HOCH = tall, strong, big.
    • Eng: HIGH = tall.
    • Eng: GIG = a person with a strange or funny appearance, GIGANTIC = huge gigantic.
    • Eng: GORGON = Gorgon, in Greek mythology - a monster with snakes instead of hair, whose look turned all living things into stone. see also ZHERLO the guns.
    • Gre: gigantaaj (GIGANTAS, those. GIGANTAS) – giant.
  • Rus: GOD; GODYNA = hour, in Ukrainian. That is the length of time. It is not excluded that the word GOD is in the same sense bush as KHOD, in the sense of "the passage of time".
    • Ger: TAG = day. Back readingBack reading: GD===>TG. Or TAG - comes from slavic TOGDA, as an indication of time, TOGO of the day.
    • Eng: AGED = grow old old. Wed Russian - man "in GODAKH". Either english AGE = age, AGED = grow old, comes from the Turkic AGA = elder. According to V. Dal, AGA - in prituretsk and Tatar regions meant "foreman", "the head".
  • Rus: GODNYY, GODEN, in the sense of good, well done, GODNOST'.
    • Lat: DIGNITAS = dignity, DIGNUS = worthy. Permutation: fitnessfitness = GDNST ===> DGNTS = dignitaas.
    • Ger: GUT = OK, GUTEN = good, kind, for example Guten Tag = good day. Transition D-T. As well as German TAUGEN = to be fit.
    • Eng: GOOD = good.
    • Eng: DIGNITY = dignity, pride, secularism, high position, high post.
  • Rus: GOLOVA.
    • Eng: CLEVER = smart, smart, talented.
  • Rus: GOLOS, GOLOSIT', GLAS, GUL, GALDEZH, KOLO(KOL), KLICH.
    • Lat: GLAUCITO, GLATTIO = squeal, GLICCIO = gagging, GLOCIO = cackle. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: GALLUS = cock. Indeed, the rooster shouts loudly, gives GOLOS.
    • Ger: HALL = sound echo, GLOCKE = bell.
    • Eng: HOLLO = shout, CALL = call.
    • Fre: CLOCHE = bell.
    • Gre: glwsssa (GLWSSA, those. GLOSSA) = speech, language; kallw (KALW, those. KALO) = call for. From here glwssologooj (GLWSSOLOGOS, those. GLOSSOLOGOS) = linguist. FromFrom: GOLOS+SLOZHU, vote+I will lay, that is, I will restore order in the language, «voice». And sugkallw (SUGKALW, those. SIGKALO) = summonsummon: SO+GUL (voicevoice).
    • Gre: aggellww (AGGELLO, those. AGELLO) = notify. Further aggelooz (AGGELOZ, those. AGGELOS) = messenger, angel. FromFrom: GLAS, GOLOS.
    • Gre: gelastaa (GELASTA, those. GELASTA) = fun, gelastojj (GELASTOS, those. GELASTOS) = funny, joyful, funny, geliio (GELIO those. GELIO) = laugh, gelasmma (GELASMA, those. GELASMA) = laugh. FromFrom: GOLOSIT', GUL. And legww (LEGW, those. LEGO) = talk, tell, fromtalk, tell, from: GUL, upon readback. Further, ekklhssh (EKKLHSH, those. EKKLISI) = appeal fromappeal from: KLICH or GOLOS. Hence, probably,, ekklhsiaa (EKKLHSIA those. EKKLISIA) = church.
    • Gre: hcerooj (HCEROS those. IKHEROS) = sonorous, sonorous. Transition L-R, i.e: votevote = GLS ===> KHRS = iheros.
  • Rus: GOLUBOY. And BLAKITNIY = blue; in Ukrainian. And also the Russian word GLUB', i.e GLUB' sky or GLUB' water which GOLUBAYA.
    • Ger: BLAU = blue, BLAU = blue, BLÄULICH = bluish. Back readingBack reading: GL ===> BL.
    • Eng: BLUE = blue. Reverse reading of the word "blue", GLB ===> BLG.
    • Fre: BLEU = blue.
    • Swe: BLA = blue.
    • Gre: galaziooj (GALAZIOS, those. GALASIOZ) = blue, azure, galanooj (GALANOS, those. GALANOS) = blue. And mplee (MPLE, those. MPLE = BLE) = blue. At the beginning of the Greek words MP read as B, that is BLE, like english BLUE.
  • Rus: GOLUBOY+OKO. That is blue, blue eyes, blue-eyed.
    • Lat: GLAUCUS = blue-eyed. Here GOLUBOY ===> GLAU during the transition B-V, and V-U.
    • Eng: GLAUCOUS = greyish blue, greyish green.
  • Rus: GOLUB', GOLUBINYY.
    • Lat: COLUMBA = dove. Transition G-K, N-M and permutation: pigeonpigeon = GLBN ===> GLNB = columba. It could also be Latin. PALUMBES = dove; in view of the transition q-p.
    • Eng: COLUMBARIUM = dovecote. I.e GOLUB'+RAMA, pigeon house, "frame".
    • Fre: COLOMBE = dove.
    • Ita: COLOMBO = dove.
  • Rus: GON, for example, on the hunt, GNAT' prey, beast, GONKA, ZAGON.
    • Lat: AGON = public competition, AGO = chase, hunt, chase, set in motion, steal, carry away, AGITO = drive, AGMEN = a flock.
    • Lat: IN-IGO = urge. See also Russian NAGONYU.
    • Lat: VENATIO = hunting, hunting, raid on animals, baiting of animals, hunting, game, VENATOR = hunter, VENATUS = hunting, catch, fishing. Transition G-V, since Russian and Latin V differ only in orientation (both letters are depicted in the "corner"). Hence, probably, Latin VENOR = chase, hunt.
    • Ger: JAGEN = drive, HUND = dog.
    • Eng: HUNT, HUNTING = hunting. Hence, probably, the past tense of English GONE = has gonehas gone (GO = gogo).
    • Eng: GO = go go. From Russian GON, that is, "free to go", "drive". Further, HOUND = dog.
    • Gre: diacnnw (DIACNW, those. DIAKHNO) = drive out. FromFrom: DEYU GON. And kunhgii (KUNHGI, those. KINIGI) = hunting chase fromhunting chase from: ZAGONYU, ZAGON, during the transition Z-S-K. And kunhgww (KUNHGW, those. KINIGO) = to hunt fromto hunt from: GONKA (or ZAGON) when reversing or reversing. Further, agwnejj (AGWNES, those. AGONES) = tournament.
  • Rus: GOP, OP!. According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal: «GOP, expresses a jump, jump or kick; interstitial. Knock, slap. Tell gop how to jump! not before. Gop, jump, jump, sigat; hoop, jump or hit. – cuddle. Hop or gopki! Will command. Jump jump» [223]. Hence the name of the dance. GOPAK.
    • Gre: ippojj (IPPOS, those. IPPOS) = horse horse, ippeuww (IPPEUW, those. IPPEIO) = ride, ippeajj (IPPEAS, those. IPPEAS) = rider. From here there was a big bush of words, for example, ippodromioo (IPPODROMIO, those. IPPODROMIO) = racetrack fromracetrack from: GOP+TROPA (DOROGA), ippostasiio (IPPOSTASIO, those. IPPOSTASIO) = stable fromstable from: GOP+STOYAT', and so on.
  • Rus: GORA. Probably in the same semantic bush – the words GRESTI, withGREBAT', GRUDA.
    • Lat: AGGER = embankment, shaft, dam, earthen elevation, mound, hill, AGERRO = pile on, AG-GERRO = add on. And AGER, AGRI = land, field, arable. Wed with russian GRYAZ'.
    • Eng: AGRARIAN = agrarian, land, agricultural, agricultural.
    • Gre: egerssh (EGERSH, those. EGERSI) = erection. And korufhh (KORUFH, those. KORIFI) = mountain peak. From here KORIFEY.
  • Rus: GORB. And also withGIBAT', youGIBAT', that is, the root "perish". Also see the word BUGOR, GREBEN'.
    • Lat: GIBBA = hump, GIBBER = humpback, GIBBUS = hunchback, bulging. Transition R-B, since Russian "p" and "b" Latin differ only in orientation. And TUBER = knoll; could occur from the word GORB during the transition G-T due to the similarity of writing and permutationdue to the similarity of writing and permutation: GRB ===> GBR.
    • Ger: BERG = mountain. When reading back we get GREB = GORB.
    • Eng: HILL = mountain. Transition G-KH and R-L. As well as english GIBBOSITY = gibbosity. Probably english HILL = mountain, derived from the Russian KHOLM.
    • Spa: GIBA = hump, JOROBA = hump, JOROBADO = humpback.
    • Gre: koruffh (KORUFH, those. KORIFI) = peak comb, korufaiooj (KORUFAIOS, those. KORIFAIOS) = luminary, korufwmaa (KORUFWMA, those. KORIFOMA) = completion, crown. FromFrom: GORB during the transition G-K and B-F. And cersonhsojj (CERSONHSOS, those. KHERSONISOS) = peninsula frompeninsula from: GORB+NOS, i.e «hump», «nose», prominent at sea. Russian b (ba) and greek s written almost the same, so confused: hump ===> horse. From here – title KHERSONES. Further, purgojj (PURGOS, those. PIRGOS) = tower tower GORB.
  • Rus: GORBUSHA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: GORBUSA = pink salmon.
  • Rus: GORDYY, GONOR. These words probably originated from Russian ORDA. In the western pronunciation of "Horde" or "Proud" happened HORDA. And also see. GORDYNYA.
    • Lat: HONOR = honor, honor, respect, honorary award, HONORI-GER = doing honor, HONORO = respect, glorify, HONORUS = honorable, praising, HONORARIUS, HONORATUS = honorary, san. And HONORIPETA = chasing after honors; comes from a combination GONOR+PYATA, that is, running after honor, GONOR+PUT'.
    • Lat: GORDIANUS = name of several Roman emperors.
    • Lat: HARDIA, ADRIA = veneto town, HADRIACUS = Adriatic, HADRIANUS = the roman emperor adrian as well as the resident of the city of adria, Hadriaticuum, HADRIA = Adriatic Sea.
    • Ger: EHRE = honor, honor, EHREN = honest, in EHREN = with honor, EHRLICH = honest.
    • Eng: HONOUR = honourhonour, pRIDE = pridepride, pROUD = proud. However, maybe English PROUD derived from Russian PRAVDA, since latin U and V could go into each other: truetrue = PRVD ===> PRVD = PRUD = proud. And the meaning of words PROUD and PRAVDA pretty close. English PROUD means: proud, self-respecting, smug, tall, noble, hot, zealous.
    • Spa: HONOR = honor, honor.
    • Gre: kamarri (KAMARI, those. KAMARI) = pride. FromFrom: GONOR, during the transition G-K and N-M.
  • Rus: GORDYY, RYAD, NAGRADA. It is possible that these Russian words are associated with the name ORDA, since in the army-horde NAGRAZHDALI warriors assigned them ranks and degrees. Word NAGRAZHDAYU, probably in the same sense bush with the expression GORDOST' DAYU, or ORDA DAET, rewards. Awarded moved by RYADU titles, degrees.
    • Lat: GRADUS = power, GRATE = gratefully, GRATUS = grateful, GRATES = thanks, thanksgiving, GRATIA = gratitude, influence, authority, GRATIOSUS = gracious, bestowed, GRATIAS AGO = thank thanks. All clear: awarded thanks to the Horde, who gave him onGRADU.
    • Ger: GRAD = degree, rank.
    • Eng: GRADE, DEGREE = power.
    • Eng: TRADITION = tradition, old custom, unwritten law. In fact, tradition is a "series", "order", something respected.
    • Spa: GRADO = power (the differencesthe differences).
  • Rus: GORE. And also withGORYUNIT'SYA.
    • Lat: AEGROR = disease. Without oglovokok we have a transitionWithout oglovokok we have a transition: GR ===> GRR. From the word GORE there was a whole bush of Latin wordsthere was a whole bush of Latin words: AEGROTO = to hurt, AEGROTUS = sick, etc..
    • Lat: HAEREO = numb, HORREO, HORRUI = frighten, HORROR = numbness, HORRUI = tremble. As well as Latin AB-HORREO = shudder turn away in disgust. Probably, the word served as the primary source here. PO-GOREVAT', transition P-B. Or else HORROR comes from the word ORDA in his western european pronunciation HORDA. Sometimes the Horde frightened.
    • Lat: CURIO = poor fellow. Transition: G, K ===> With latin.
    • Ger: HARM = sorrow. Transition G-KH and N-M.
    • Eng: HORROR = horror. Match with the word GORE – not literal, but it is absolutely clear that this is one and the same “bush of words” that grew out of the same root. Horror and grief are intimate emotions.. See also English words. GORY = bloody and GORE = blood.
    • Tur: AGRI = pain, illness, sadness.
    • Hun: AGYREM = nightmare.
    • Gre: acarooj (ACAROS, those. AKHAROS) = unhappy, poor, joyless; chrra (CHRA, those. KHIRA) = widow; chrojj (CHROS, those. KHIROS) = widower. And acarojh douleiaa (ACAROSH DOULEIA, those. AKHAROSI DOILEIA) = uninteresting work, labor, fromuninteresting work, labor, from: GORESTNAYA DOLYA, GORE+DOLYA. Further, ceiroterro (CEIROTERO, those. KHEIROTERO) = worse; ceiroteraa (CEIROTERA, those. KHEIROTERA) = worse fromworse from: GORE+TORYU.
  • Rus: GOREL, GREL heated something.
    • Eng: GRILL = grill, charcoal grill, grilled meat, grilled fish (grilled meat or fish), fry(camping) on a grinder, burn, burn (oh sun), roast in the sun, torment the heat, roast.
  • Rus: GORESTNO.
    • Lat: HORRENDUS = terrible, scary. Transition T-D and permutation GRSTN ===> GRNTS. And HORRESCO = frighten.
    • Eng: HORRENDOUS = terrible, terrible, terrifying.
  • Rus: GORISTYY.
    • Iri: GIORRAISC = steep, steep.
  • Rus: GORLANIT'.
    • Ger: GRÖLEN = bawl.
    • Eng: GROAN = groan. Disappeared l.
    • Tur: CARLAMAK = To talk loudly, CIRLAK = (reschedule.) chatterbox screamer.
  • Rus: GORLO, KHAYLO, KHARLO, GLOTKA, GLOTAT', ZHERLO the guns [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: GURGULIO = throat. And GORGO = Gorgon, a monster whose gaze turned all living things to stone. «Gorgon» - This is an image of a gun, a firearm. See the book «Baptism of Russia», ch.3. Mouth of guns spews deadly «the stones» = canister, core.
    • Ger: GURGEL = throat, HALS = throat.
    • Eng: GORGE = throat (poeticpoetic.), GULLET = throat, GURGLE = gurgle.
    • Ita: GOLA = throat.
    • Swe: HALS = throat.
    • Por: GORJA = throat, GARGALO = throat (vesselvessel).
    • Fin: KURKKU, KAULA = throat.
    • Gre: laruggaaj (LARUGGAS, those. LARIGGAE) = throat. And laruggologojj (LARUGGOLOGOS, those. LARIGGOLOGOS) = Laryngologist, fromLaryngologist, from: GORLO+ULOZHU, that is, I will bring my throat up. And gouliaa (GOULIA, those. GOILIA) = a sip; gargaraa (GARGARA, those. GARGARA) = gargling, fromgargling, from: GORLO during the transition L-R.
  • Rus: GORN, for example for smelting metal. From the word GORET', GRET'.
    • Lat: FURNUS = melting furnace. Transition G-F.
    • Eng: FURNACE = hearth, hearth, furnace.
    • Fre: FOURNEAU = horn.
    • Spa: FRAGUA = forge. Reverse word reading GORET' and transition T-F.
    • Gre: fournojj (FOURNOS, those. FOIRNOS) = bake; bakery. Transition G-F.
  • Rus: GORTAN'.
    • Lat: GUTTUR = larynx, throat. Transition n-u (turned the letter) and permutation: larynxlarynx = GRTN ===> GTNR = guttuur.
    • Eng: GUTTURAL = guttural, throat.
  • Rus: GORYU, GORET', SGORYU, SGORAYU. From here SIGARA.
    • Lat: ROGUS = bonfire. Back reading.
    • Lat: TORREO, TORRI, TORRUI = fry. Transition: Russian g ===> r Latin due to the proximity of writing.
    • Lat: THERMAE = (grech.) warm springs. Here is the transition: Russian m ("te "with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. From here arose a large semblance of words beginning with THERMO-. For example, the Latin-Greek word THERMOPOTO = wet a hot drink; derived from the expression GORET'+PIT' (poto). Further, the word "thermometer" - from the combination GORET'+MERYAT'. Etc.
    • Ger: ZIGARRE = cigar.
    • Eng: TORREFY = dry, roast on fire, burn. Transition G-T due to the proximity of writing and T-F. And CIGAR = cigar.
    • Fre: CIGARE = cigar.
    • Ita: SIGARO = cigar.
    • Spa: HOGUERA = bonfire. And CIGARRO – cigar.
    • Gre: diegeirrw (DIEGEIRW, those. DIEGEIRO) = stir up, diegerthhj (DIEGERTHS, those. DIEGERTIS) = instigator. FromFrom: DEYU+GORYU, DEYU+GORET'. Further, tsigarro (TSIGARO, those. TSIGARO) = cigarette to light.
  • Rus: GOR'KIY.
    • Tur: ACIRAK = bitter.
    • Iri: GARG = pungent.
  • Rus: GOST'. A guest can be either bad, dangerous or good..
    • Lat: HOSPES = guest alien, HOSTIS = enemy, foreigner, alien, HOSPITA = guest. The transition of T or D to P, since the Latin p and d differ only in orientation. And HOSTI-FER = hostile, HOSTILIA = hostile actions, HOSTILIS = hostile.
    • Ger: GAST = a guest.
    • Eng: GUEST = a guest.
    • Fre: HOTE = a guest.
    • Spa: HUESPED = a guest.
    • Swe: GÄST = a guest.
  • Rus: GOST'+PISHCHA, GOST'+PITAL, GOST'+PIT', that is to feed the guest, hospitality. Or GOST'+PUT'. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: GOSPITAL'.
    • Lat: HOSPES (i.e GOST'+PISHCHA - AuthAuth.), HOSPITALIS (i.e GOST'+PITAL - AuthAuth.), HOSPITIS, HOSPITIUM (i.e GOST'+PIT' or GOST'+PITAT' - Auth.) = treat, hospitality, hotel, friendly, shelter, shelter, HOSPITALIS = visitor, HOSPITIO = treat. In a word HOSPITIUM we see the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=Latin and permutation GSTPT ===> GSPTT.
    • Eng: HOSPITALITY = hospitality, hospitality, hospitality, hospitality, HOSPITAL = poorhouse, charity school, shelter, hospital, clinic.
    • Fre: HOSPITALITE = hospitality.
    • Ita: OSPITALITA = hospitality. Lost the letter G.
    • Spa: HOSPITALIDAD = hospitality.
  • Rus: GRABIT', GRABEZH, GREBU. Note that the Russian r and Latin r written in almost the same way, so the combination GR sometimes it could just be read as P. And also see the word BRAT', to select.
    • Lat: HARPAGO = rob. From the word GRABEZH, transition B-P.
    • Lat: DI-RIPIO = rob. Transition B-P and G-D, so like latin g, q, d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: PRAEDATIO = robbery, PRAEDATOR = robber, predator, PRAEDO = robber, robber, predator, PRAEDOR = rob. Transition G-P due to Latin confusion q-p and transition B-D due to Latin confusion b-d. so: robrob = GRBT ===> GRBT = praedatio. Or PRAEDO, PRAEDATIO comes from the word BRAT' during the transition B-P.
    • Lat: RAPAX = predatory, RAPIDUS = predatory, wild, swift, fast, RAPINA = robbery, abduction, RAPIO, RAPUI, RAPTUM = grab, RAPTIO = abduction, RAPTO = rob, kidnap, grab, RAPTOR = robber, thief, RAPTUM = robbery, RAPTUS = abduction. Transition: Russian g ===> r latinr latin (GR read as P) and transition B-P.
    • Lat: GLOBUS = gang. Transition R-L and F,SH-S, i.e: robberyrobbery = GRBZH ===> GLBZH = globuus.
    • Ger: RAUB = robbery, RAUBEN = rob, RAUBER = robber.
    • Eng: ROB, RAVISH = rob, ROBBERY = theft. Transition B-V.
    • Eng: CLEPTUM, CLEPSI = steal. FromFrom: GRABIT', transition G-K and R-L. Further, CLEPTOMANIA = kleptomania (passion for theft), fromfrom: GRABIT'+MNIT'. Similarly, in GermanSimilarly, in German: KLEPTOMANIE; FrenchFrench: CLEPTOMANIE; in Italianin Italian: CLEPTOMANIA.
    • Gre: klebww (KLEBW, those. KLEBO), klefttw (KLEFTW, those. KLEFTO) = steal, klopph (KLOPH, those. KLOPI) = theft. Transition G-K and R-L. And klefthhj (KLEFTHS, those. KLEFTIS) = thief. Transition B-F.
    • Gre: akribba (AKRIBA, those. AKRIBA) = expensive, akribooj (AKRIBOS, those. AKRIBOS) = expensive expensive, akribeiaa (AKRIBEIA, those. AKRIBEIA) = high cost.
  • Rus: GRABLI.
    • Fre: GRATTOR, RA'BLE = poker scraper.
  • Rus: GRAD, GRADINY, sometimes falling in the rain.
    • Lat: GRANDO = hail (to be beaten by hailto be beaten by hail), GRANDINAT = hail is coming.
    • Fre: GRELE = hail.
    • Ita: GRANDINE = hail.
    • Spa: GRANIZO, GRANIZADA = hail.
  • Rus: GRAMOTA. This word – in one sense bush with the word KHRANIT',KHRANYU, during the transition KH-G and N-M. Really, GRAMOTA (as text), and GRAMOTNOST' - KHRANIT information, saves memory of events.
    • Fre: CHARTE = certificate. Transition M-T. Or from the word ORDA, HORDA in western pronunciation.
    • Gre: grammatta (GRAMMATA, those. GRAMMATA) = document; grammma (GRAMMA, those. GRAMMA) = letter; grammatikkh (GRAMMATIKH, those. GRAMMATIKI) = grammar, grammenooj (GRAMMENO S, i.e.. GRAMMENOS) = written, recorded; in Greek. And so on - a big bush of Greek words is based on a combination GRAMMA. for example, eggrammatooj (EGGRAMMATOS, those. EGGRAMMATOS) = literate, agrammatojj (AGRAMMATO S) = illiterate, ignorant; here A means denial. Further, suggrammma (SUGGRAMMA, those. SIGGRAMMA) = work (scientific), work, work, fromwork, work, from: SOKHRANIT'.
  • Rus: GRAN', GRANITSA.
    • Ger: GRENZE = the border, GRENZEN = border.
    • Eng: VERGE = face. Transition N-V and permutation GRN ===> NRG.
    • Swe: GRÄNS = the border.
    • Gre: grammmh (GRAMMH, those. GRAMMI) = line, path, row, rank, line (the border). Transition M-N and the proximity of writing Greek H and Russian N.
  • Rus: GRACH.
    • Eng: ROOK = rook. Transition GRCH ===> RK or RG.
    • Fre: GROLLE = rook.
    • Spa: GRAJO = rook.
  • Rus: GREBU, rake.
    • Ger: BAGGER = excavator excavator.
  • Rus: GREB, GRESTI, ZAGREBAT', SGREBAT', GORST'.
    • Lat: GRESSUS SUM = to undertake. I.e GRESTI SUT'.
    • Ger: GARBE = sheaf, GABEL = fork, pitchfork. Transition R-L. Indeed, forks and forks row.
    • Eng: GRAB = quick grab, GARBAGE = garbage. Garbage raking.
    • Gre: agorazww (AGORAZW, those. AGORAZO) = purchase; agoraa (AGORA, those. AGORA) = purchase, purchase; agorasatee (AGORASATE, those. AGORASATE) = buy. And AGORA could occur from the word TORG.
  • Rus: GREB, GRESTI, GROB. In the same semantic bush is the word GROB, since earlier the body is justGREBALI in the ground youGREBALI grave ground. Later, when they made wooden coffins, the word «rowed coffin» switched to this one «boxbox».
    • Ger: GRUBE = pit, GRAB = the grave, GRABEN = dig, dig, GRUFT = grave crypt. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: CRYPT = cryptcrypt; GRAVE = the grave. Transition B-V. As well as english GRASP = grip; could occur from russian GRESTI, GREB.
    • Swe: GRAV = the grave.
  • Rus: GREMEL, GROM, GREMET'.
    • Lat: FREMITUS = rumble. Transition G-F, since r and F written like.
    • Ger: TROMMEL = drum. Transition G-T, since these letters seem to be written and could be confused.
    • Eng: DRUM = drumdrum; TROMMEL = horn. Russian and Latin D could be confused because since Russian g (de handwritten) spelled the same as latinspelled the same as latin g.
  • Rus: GRET', GREYU, GORYACHO, NAGREYU.
    • Gre: qermaa (QERMA, those. TERMA) = hot, warm, hot; qermhh (QERMH, those. TERMI) = fever, qermojj (QERMOS, those. TERMOS) = hot, warm, hot, passionate (about a human); qerinojj (QERINOS, those. TERINOS) = summer. Transition G-T(Fita) due to the proximity of writing and m(te) ===> m=M. I.e: to warmto warm = GRT ===> TRM = terma. From here there was a big bush of words.. for example, qermometroo (QERMOMETRO, those. TERMOMETRO) = thermometer fromthermometer from: GRET'+MERYAT', and so on. These words were later transferred to other languages, for example: thermometer = thermometer, in English; thermometer = thermometer, in French, and so on. Their Slavic origin was firmly forgotten.. Further, mageireuuw (MAGEIREUW, those. MAGEIREIO) = cook food fromcook food from: NAGRET', transition N-M. Food is heated. And qermoforra (QERMOFORA, those. TERMOFORA) = hot water bottle, fromhot water bottle, from: GRET'+TORYU, delivering heat; qermastraa (QERMASTRA, those. FERMASTRA) = oven fromoven from: GRET' +STROYU (structurestructure).
  • Rus: GREKH, GRESHU, GRESHIT'.
    • Lat: PECCO = sin, PECCANS = guilty, PECCATIO = sin, sin, PECCATOR = sinner, PECCATUM = sin, sin. Transition: Russian ===> p latin and transposition: sinsin = GRKH ===> RGKH = pecco.
    • Eng: PECCABLE = sinful, sinful.
    • Iri: CREACH = loot. Or - from the Slavic KRAST', UKRAST'.
  • Rus: GRIVA, VIKHOR.
    • Ger: HAAR = hair.
    • Eng: HAIR = hair.
    • Por: GRINA = mane. Transition V-N, since latin V and N might be confused.
    • Fin: HARIA = mane.
  • Rus: GROMADA, GROMADNYY, GROMADNOST'. From here GRANDIOZNYY during the transition M-N.
    • Lat: GRANDIS = huge, GRANDITAS = high ground. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: GRAND = great, grand, grand, great.
    • Spa: GRANDIOSO = huge.
  • Rus: GROKHOT, KRAKH, KRUSHIT', GROKHNUT'.
    • Lat: GREX = (muses.) ensemble. A group of musical instruments can sound quite loud, "rumble".
    • Ger: KRACH = crash, KRACHEN = rumble.
    • Eng: CRASH, CRUSH = crash, GRATE = bolt (techtech.), CRACK = snapping.
    • Fre: FRACAS = rumble.
    • Gre: krotooj (KROTOS, those. KROTOS) = rumble, kroushh (KROUSH, those. KROISI) = knock. Transition G-K and KH-S, i.e: boltbolt = GRKHT ===> KRTS = krotos. And creokwpiia (CREOKWPIA, those. KHREOKOPIA) = crash fromcrash from: KRAKH, KRUSHIT'. Further, groqiaa (GROQIA, those. GROFIA or GROTIA) = fist. For example, they say: punch the table.
  • Rus: GRUBIYAN, GRUBYY, GRUBIT'.
    • Ger: GROBIAN = snapper, GROB = rude.
    • Eng: GRUFF = gruff, BOOR = snapper. Back reading.
    • Fre: BUTOR = snapper.
    • Swe: GROV = rude.
    • Iri: GRUFF = angry, gruff.
    • Spa: AGRAVIO = insult, AGRAVIAR = insult.
  • Rus: GRUDA.
    • Lat: GREGO = gather a herd in a bunch. Transition D-G, since Russian handwritten g (de) and g Latin spelled the same. As well as Latin GREGATIM = herds, heaps, flock; could occur from slavic GRUDIT', withGRUDIT'.
    • Lat: RUDUS = stone fragments, rubble, ruins.
    • Lat: AD-AGGERO = pile up.
  • Rus: GRUZ, GRUZIT', GRUZHU. And PRIZHAT', PRIZHMU, PRIZHAL.
    • Lat: GRAVIS = heavy, weighty, thorough, sad, elderly (see expression GRUZ years - Autoyears - Auto.), GRAVE = heavy, GRAVO = make heavy, GRAVITER = hard. Transition U-V. And CURRUS = railway carriage, CARRUS = cart, from the word GRUZIT', GRUZHU. And also see. SKORO, SKORYY.
    • Lat: GRAVESCO = grow heavy, GRAVIDITAS, GRAVITAS = pregnancy, GRAVIDUS, GRAVIS = pregnant, burdened. Indeed, a pregnant woman wears GRUZ. Transition U-V. And GRAVITAS = thoroughness.
    • Lat: PRESSI, PRESSUM, PREMO = press down, PRESSIO = pressure, PRESSO = crush, PRESSUS = condensed, pressure, PRESSIO = pressure, PRESSULE = hugging himself. Transition P-G, since latin p and q differ only in orientation. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. I.e: shipship = GRZT ===> GRSST = pressum. Or it comes from PRIZHAT', PRIZHMU, PRIZHAL.
    • Eng: GRAVITY = the force of gravity, GRAVITATE = gravitate, GRAVITATION = pounding.
    • Eng: CAR = chariot. And also see. SKORO, SKORYY.
    • Gre: agorazww (AGORAZO, those. AGORAZO) = to shop; agoraiooj (AGORAIOS, those. AGORAIOS) = purchased, market; agoraa (AGORA, those. AGORA) = bazaar. And also see the word TORG.
  • Rus: GRUZD' (mushroommushroom).
    • Lat: AGARICUS = load.
    • Eng: millk-AGARIC = load. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: GRUZNYY, GRUZ, that is, fat, big, heavy.
    • Lat: GROSSUS = fat, CRASSUS = plump. Transition: Russian G ===> With Latin and transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: CRASS = rough, tight (by physical structure), sheer (about ignoranceabout ignorance).
    • Spa: GRUESO = thick.
  • Rus: GRUNT, GRUNT+LEG, GRUNT+ULOZHU, that is, lay on the ground, make the foundation.
    • Eng: GROUND = soil, soil, soil, GRASS = grass, sod, land surface, meadow. Or else GRASS fromfrom: GRYAZ'.
    • Ger: GRUNDLAGE = foundation. I.e LEG on GRUNT.
  • Rus: GRUPPA, GUR'BA. Maybe in the same bush with the word GREBU (rake, gather togetherrake, gather together), GRUDA.
    • Ger: GRUPPE = Group.
    • Eng: GROUP = Group.
    • Fre: GROUPE = Group.
    • Ita: GRUPPO = Group.
    • Spa: GRUPO = Group.
    • Gre: gkrouup (GKROUP, those. GROUP, because GK at the beginning of the word is read as G) = Group.
  • Rus: GRUSTIT', GRUST'.
    • Lat: TRISTE = sadly bitter, TRISTIA = mournful songs, complaints, TRISTIS = sad, sad, TRISTITIA = sadness, sadness, grief, gloom. Transition G ===> T due to the similarity of writing, as well as Russian and Latin t written like.
    • Lat: AEGRITUDO = sorrow, grief, illness. Or it could occur from the expression GORE TUT, grief here.
    • Spa: ANGUSTIA = sadness, ANGUISTAR = grieve. And also from the expressionAnd also from the expression: PERE+GRUST', that is very sad; happenedhappened:
    • Lat: PER-TRISTIS = sad very sad. Transition: Russian g ===> r Latin due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: GRYZT', GRYZU.
    • Eng: GRISLY = terrible, GRAZE = abrade.
    • Spa: RONZAR = gnaw.
  • Rus: GRYAZ'.
    • Lat: GRISEUS = Gray, AGER, AGRI = arable, land, field, village. And CRASSUS = oozy, viscous.
    • Lat: AGRARIUS = field, agricultural, AGRESTIS = field, village. That is, related to the land, to growing plants on the land poured with water, that is, as if "from the mud". Or come from the word GRESTI straw, grass.
    • Ger: GRAS = grass, GRAU = Gray, GRASSLICH = terrible, disgusting.
    • Eng: GREASY = greasy.
    • Eng: GRASS = turf, lawn, meadow, grass (grass on the ground, off-road? - Autograss on the ground, off-road? - Auto.), GRISLY = terrible, GREY = gray, gloomy.
    • Fre: GRAS = fat, greasy, viscous, GRIS = Gray.
    • Swe: GRA = Gray.
    • Spa: GRASA = fat, greasy, GRIS = Gray.
    • Ita: GRASSO = fatty.
    • Tur: GRI = Gray.
    • Iri: GAIRSIUL = dirty. Probably derived from the Russian word GRYAZNULYA.
    • Gre: agrojj (AGROS, those. AGROS) = mud.
  • Rus: GUBIT', byGUBIT'.
    • Hun: AGYBA = beat, beat mercilessly.
  • Rus: GUBY.
    • Ita: BOCCA = mouth, mouth, lips. Reverse Reading and Going To===>B: lipslips = GB ===> BK = bocca.
  • Rus: GURLIT' - (sar.) chatter, BALAGURIT' [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ELOQUOR = eloquence. PermutationPermutation: GRL ===> LGR.
    • Eng: GARRULITY = talkativeness.
  • Rus: GUSLI.
    • Eng: GUSLI = harp.
    • Fre: GUSLI = harp.
    • Spa: GUSLI = harp.
    • Tur: GUSLI = harp.
    • Fin: GUSLI = harp.
  • Rus: GUS'.
    • Ger: GANS = goose.
    • Eng: GOOSE = goose, GEESE = geese.
    • Swe: GAS = goose.
    • Spa: GANSO = goose.
    • Por: GANSO = goose.
    • Sco: GUSE = goose.
  • Rus: GUSHCHA, UGOSHCHAT', UGOSTIT', GUSTOE, GUSTO. Novgorodians have a feast at a housewarming party, where they feed the guests. GUSHCHA - something GUSTOE [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: GUSTUS = taste, taste, snack, GUSTO = try, taste, taste, GUSTATUS = taste, taste, GUSTATIO = snack.
    • Lat: aanGUSTE = narrowly crowded, anGUSTIO = crowd, anGUSTO = constrict, anGUSTUM = tight space, anGUSTIA, aanGUSTIAE = tightness, anGUSTUS = close.
    • Lat: FAEX, FAECIS = thick. Transition G-F, since r and F written like.
    • Eng: GUST = (mouth poet.) = taste, GUSTO = pleasure relish, GUSH = strong flow, GUSH OUT = rush out.
    • Eng: aanGUSTATE = narrowed at the base.
    • Por: GUSTACAO = sample, tasting.
    • Sco: GUST = taste, try.
    • Tur: GUSTO = taste.
    • Spa: AGASAJO = treat, AGASAJAR = treat.
    • Gre: goustto (GOUSTO, those. GOISTO or GOUSTO in view of the confusion of the Greek u and latin u-v) = taste. Further: ageustooz (AGEUSTOZ, those. AGEISTOS or AGEUSTOS, because u confused with u) = tasteless (about food). From: no treat, no thickening, no taste, since a here means denial.

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  • Rus: DAVAT', DAT', DAYU, DARIT', DAR, DAESH'. And DAT' order.
    • Lat: DO, DEDI, DATUM, DARE = lend, DIVITO = enrich, DIVITIAE, DIVITA = wealth, fertility, DIVES = rich, DEDO, DIDI, DITUM = give. As well as LatinAs well as Latin: DOS, DOTIS = dowry, DOTO = give a dowry, DEDITIO = issue.
    • Lat: DITIO = power, EDITA = orders, EDITIO = publication, indication, appointment, EDITOR = organizer, EDIDI, EDITUM, DIDI, DITUM = publish.
    • Eng: EDIT = publish, EDITION = edition, publication.
    • Por: +
    • Spa: DAR = to give.
    • Spa: DOTE = dowry.
    • Gre: dwrro (DWRO, those. DORO) = present, dwreann (DWREAN, those. DOREAN) = for free (that is, gift), dwreaan (DWREAN, those. DORIZO) = to give, dwrodokiia (DWRODOKIA, those. DORODOKIA) = bribery.
    • Gre: adeiaa (ADEIA, those. ADEIA) = permission. FromFrom: DAYU permission.
  • Rus: DAVIT'. And also see. DAVIT' TYN, tamp.
    • Lat: PAVITO = tremble, PAVIO = trample down, PAVIDUS = oppressive, PAVIMENTO = trample down, PAVIMENTATUS = paved, paved (i.e DAVI TYN - Auth.). Latin transition d-p. Or else PAVIMENTO comes from the word DAVIT' during the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: PAVE = to pave, PAVEMENT = paved surface, panel, pavement, pavement. Transition d-p and russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: DEPTH = depth. Transition In ===> N, that is crushN, that is crush = DVT ===> DPTH = depth.
    • Eng: DIVE = (about fast moving down) jump into the water, dive, dive, a place to go down, dive, rush into the water, rush down, drown, dip, go deep, go deep into something. From hereFrom here – DAYVER, deep diving.
    • Gre: dunatta (DUNATA, those. DINATA) = hard, dunatooj (DUNATOS, those. DINATOS) = powerful, strong. Confused H and B, because n --- v were written like. And dunamhh (DUNAMH, those. DINAMI) = power, dunamikooj (DUNAMIKOS, those. DINAMIKOS) = mighty strong. Here besides the transition V-N confused Russian m(te) and m=M.
  • Rus: DAVIT'+SILA, DAVIT'+OSILIT', DAVIT' SIL'NO, to press hard.
    • Lat: DIFFICILE, DIFFICULTER = difficult, DIFFICULTAS = difficulty, DIFFICILIS = difficult heavy. Transition V-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DIFFICULTY = difficulty, contradiction, objection, protest, hindrance, obstacle, obstacle, difficulties.
    • Fre: DIFFICULTE = difficulty.
    • Ita: DIFFICOLTA = difficulty.
    • Spa: DIFICULTAD = difficulty.
  • Rus: DAVNO.
    • Lat: DIU = long. Transition V-U and n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: DAESH', DASH'.
    • Eng: TAKE = take hold. Transition D-T. In addition, there is a Russian expression DAY-KA MNE.
    • Ger: TAUSCH = exchange.
  • Rus: DAL', DAL'NIY, UDALYAT', VDAL' watch. And also see the word TORYU, TORNYY, TORIT', that is to pave the way.
    • Lat: ALTE = far, high, deep, ALTO = do higher. Back reading DL ===> LT and transition D-T. As well as Latin ALTUS = tall deep, ALTUM = height, height; - comes from slavic DAL'NIY, at the reverse reading and transition N-M.
    • Ger: FERN = further, FERNE = distance. Transition D-T-F and L-R, i.e DAL'NIY ===> FARNYY = FERN. Either comes from the word TORNYY, to pave the way into the distance.
    • Eng: FAR = far, far away. I.e DAL' = DL ===> FR = FAR. Probably derived from the word TORYU, to pave the way into the distance.
    • Eng: TELE- ; TEL- in compound words conveys the meanings: 1) driven NA RASSTOYANII: TELEPATHY - telepathy, 2) television-related TELECAST – television broadcast. 3) connected with telephone, telegraphconnected with telephone, telegraph: TELEGRAM – telegram TELEMARKETING - direct phone marketing. Word TELE clearly derived from Russian DAL', atDALI. Transition D-T. By the way, for example, the word TELESKOP ( thleskopiio(THLESKOPIO, those. TILESKOPIO)) derived from a combination DAL'+STSAPAYU, Ie "grab distance", I am moving closer to my distant objects.
    • Gre: teleutaiooj (TELEUTAIOS, those. TELEITAIOS) = extreme; ateleiwtooj (ATELEIWTOSS, those. ATELEIOTOS) = endless. FromFrom: UDALYAT'.
    • Gre: melloon (MELLON, those. MELLON) = future. That is the future – this is something far away. Transition m(te) ===> m=M, that is: furtherfurther = DLN ===> MLN = mellon.
    • Gre: ofqalmooj (OFQALMOS, those. OFTALMOS) = eye. FromFrom: VDAL' I look. Transition V-F. From here OFTAL'MOLOG (doctor) and OFTALMIKOS = ocular.
  • Rus: DAL'+VYSOKO.
    • Lat: ALTIUSCULE = tall, ALTIUSCULUS = rather high. The fact is that Latin U often written as V, so DAL'+VYSOKO = DAL'+VSCOLE ===> ALTI-USCULE. From here AL'TIMETR, those. DAL'+MERYAT'.
  • Rus: DAL'+ZVON, i.e. sound coming from afar.
    • Lat: ALTI-SONUS = ringing from above. Here DAL' ===> ALTI, back reading and transition D-T, but ZVON ===> SONUS, since latin U often written as V and vice versa.
    • Eng: ALTISONANT = high-sounding, loud.
  • Rus: DAL'+TRON, that is, a high throne, for example, in a figurative sense.
    • Lat: ALTI-THRONUS = sitting high.
  • Rus: DAL'+TUDA, i.e. an indication away.
    • Lat: ALTITUDO = height, height, height, majesty, great depth.
    • Eng: ALTITUDE = height, height above sea level.
  • Rus: DAN', DANNIK. That is, paying DAN', underDANNYY. Hence, that is, from the word DAN', the word probably happened DEN'GA, DEN'GI. And DANO given to someone.
    • Lat: DONO = to give, DONUM = gift, DONABILIS = worthy of the gift, DONARIUM = offering to the temple, DANS = giving, giver, add. Transition DN ===> DND.
    • Lat: DENARIUS = denarius (currency unit). Tribute to the metropolis paid, in particular, DEN'GAMI, so probably the name denarius.
    • Ger: DANKE = thank. And DIENEN = serve, DIENER = servant.
    • Eng: DUN = extort. And THANK YOU = thank you thank. This English expression seems to be identical to the Slavic expression of gratitude, such as "DANNIK I". That is, "you did good to me, now I DANNIK your". See also Ukrainian DYAKUYU = thank. As well as english DO = to fit.
    • Spa: DON = gift.
    • Gre: dinnw (DINW, those. DINO) = give, pay, serve, daneioo (DANEIO, those. DANEIO) = loan. And dianommh (DIANOMH, those. DIANOMI) = distribution, distribution, distribution, dianemmw (DIANEMW, those. DIANEMO) = distribute. Further, timologiio (TIMOLOGIO, those. TIMOLOGIO) = rates, tariff, invoice, fromrates, tariff, invoice, from: DAN'+ULOZHU (I will add, I will bring order). Further, prodinnw (PRODINW, those. PRODINO) = betray (i.e «to sell»), fromfrom: PRODANO.
  • Rus: DAR, ODARYU, ODARIVAT', DOROGOY, DOVERYAT'.
    • Lat: ADORIA = reward, reward, glory, praise, ADORO = to worship, DATOR = bearer, DATARIUS = dataable.
    • Ger: DARBRINGEN = bring (as a gift). Here DAR+BRINGEN could occur from DAR+PRINES, transition P-B. Next, German DARBIETEN = present could have come from DAR+BIT', Ie Dar+to bow a bow. The word turned out darbieten. Also the word TEUER = expensive. Here is the transition D-T.
    • Eng: ADORATION = adoration. In English, there is an expression "The Adoration of the Magi" - Adoration of the Magi. That is, the Gospel Magi bring DARY Jesus christ. And DEAR = expensive.
    • Fre: DOUER = bestow.
    • Spa: DAR = to give, DONAR = to give.
    • Ita: DARE = to give.
    • Por: DOVERE = debt (dutyduty).
    • Por: DAR PRESENTE = to give. Could occur from the expression DAR PRINESTI.
  • Rus: DAT', DANNYY, DAN', DAYU, to give.
    • Lat: DATA = gifts, giving, DATIO = Giving, DATO = give, DATUS = giving, giving, AD-DO, ADDO, DIDI, DITUM = add, DIDO, DIDITI = hand out, DITAE = wealth, DITIS = rich man, DITO = enrich, DOTATUS = rich, DIDI, DITUM = render, impart, serve.
    • Ger: DONNER = to give.
    • Eng: ADD = add. Transition T-D. And DUTY = debt - could happen from Russian DAT', OTDAT' debt.
    • Fre: DOT, DOTER = dowry. Compare with Russian: to give.
    • Tur: AIDAT = profit, income.
    • Hun: ADOTT = the.
  • Rus: DAT'+TEM, i.e DAT' TEM people pass them on.
    • Lat: DATATIM = passing by giving each other.
  • Rus: DAKH = roof; in Ukrainian. And also Russian KHATA. See also the word TYAGA, TYAGAT', NATYAGIVAT' canopy, stretch the tent, pull on clothes, for example, shelter from the weather.
    • Lat: TECTUM [TEGO] = roof, roof, ceiling.
    • Ger: DACH = roof.
    • Eng: DECK = car roof. And HUT = hut and HOOD = cap; derived from the word KHATA.
    • Spa: TECHO = cap.
  • Rus: DAYU+GUSHCHU or DAYU+UGOSTIT', DAYU+UGOSHCHU.
    • Lat: DE-GUSTO = taste, taste.
    • Eng: DEGUST = taste, DEGUSTATION = tasting.
    • Fre: DEGUSTATION = tasting.
    • Ita: DEGUSTAZIONE = tasting.
    • Spa: DEGUSTACION = tasting.
  • Rus: DAYU PUT'. For example, send ambassadors, messengers, delegation.
    • Ger: DEPUTATION = deputation.
    • Eng: DEPUTE = delegate, send, delegate, DEPUTATION = delegation, deputation, delegation.
    • Fre: DEPUTATION = deputation.
  • Rus: DVA+BOL'SHE, DVA+BOLEE. Hence the word DUBL', DUBLIKAT.
    • Lat: DUBLEX = double, DUPLUS = twice as big, DUPLICATO = twice as much, DUPLICATIO = doubling, DUPLICATUS = double, DUPLICO = double. Transition V-U and B-P, W or C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: DUPLICATE = double, doubles.
    • Gre: diplaa (DIPLA, those. DIPLA) = twice, diplojj (DIPLOS, those. DIPLOS) = double. Further, diplwmatiaa (DIPLWMATIA, those. DIPLOMATIA) = diplomacy, diplwmathjj (DIPLWMATHS, those. DIPLOMATIS) = diplomat; came from DUBL'+UMET', DVA+BOLEE+UMET', that is, to be able to be ambivalent, crafty, cunning. And diplwnnw (DIPLWNW, those. DIPLONO) = double down, diproswpojj (DIPROSWPOS, those. DIPROSOPOS) = double face. FromFrom: DVA+BOLEE. In the latter case, the transition is clearly visible. R-L.
  • Rus: DVA DNYA or OBA+DEN'.
    • Lat: BI-DUUM = two-day period.
  • Rus: DVA+PTITSA, or DVA+PERO.
    • Lat: DIPTEROS = two-winged.
    • Eng: DIPTEROUS = two-winged.
  • Rus: DVA+PYATA, that is, two-legged.
    • Lat: BI-PES, PEDIS = bipedal.
    • Eng: BIPED, BIPEDAL = bipedal.
    • Fre: A DEUX PIEDS, BIPEDE = bipedal.
    • Ita: BIPEDE = bipedal.
    • Spa: BIPEDO = bipedal.
  • Rus: DVA+SAM, DVOE+SAM. Himself no other. Myself, (south.) alone [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Sco: TWASOME, TWAESOM = couple.
  • Rus: DVER'. And DYRA. After all the door – this «hole» in the wall.
    • Ger: TÜR = a door, TOR = goal. Transition D-T. In addition, Latin U and V often replaced each other.
    • Eng: DOOR = a door.
    • Fin: VERAJA = gate. Lost Letter D.
  • Rus: DVER'+KLIN, that is, the wedge on the door.
    • Ger: TÜRKLINKE = latch.
  • Rus: DEVA, DIVA, DIVNYY, DIVO, UDIVIT'.
    • Lat: DIVA = goddess sweetheart.
    • Eng: DIVINE = divine, DIVINITY = the God, DIVA = (ital.) diva.
    • Spa: ADIVINANZA = riddle. Could occur from the expression DIVO+NEZNANIE, DIVNOE+NEZNANIE, UDIVIT'+NEZNANIE.
  • Rus: DELAT', SDELAT', SDELAYU.
    • Lat: UTILITAS = useful business, utility, benefit, benefit, benefit, service, UTILIS = useful, fit, UTILITER = useful, with benefit. From here UTILIZATSIYA.
    • Eng: UTILITY = utility, UTILITY-MAN = handyman, UTILIZATION = recycling.
    • Fre: UTILISATION = recycling.
    • Gre: ektellw (EKTELW, those. EKTELO) = carry out, ekteleshh (EKTELESH, those. EKTELESI) = fulfillment. FromFrom: SDELAYU, do when going S-TS-K and D-T. And to telooj (TO TELOS, those. TO TELOS) = the end, the end of something, fromthe end, the end of something, from: SDELAYU.
  • Rus: DELIT', OTDELIT', OTDEL, OTDELYAYU, DELENIE. From the Russian word DOLYA. There are also Russian words in one sense bush. OTDELYAYU (highlight)and TITLA. RecallRecall: «TITLA g.or titlo cf. title, title, title of the book. Churches label or label… Churches superscript, icon meaning letter skipping, abbreviation… Titlo or title, honorary title, glorification, naming by rank, dignity. Title of the book, cap, cap, title, title. Titlo, full title, about the sovereign, all where all his possessions or honors are counted… Title whom, call an honorary title, magnify, honor on the order ofTitle whom, call an honorary title, magnify, honor on the order of» [223] .
    • Lat: DOLATUS = hewing, DE-LIGO = separate, select, elect, DOLATIO, DOLAMEN = hewing, chopping. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Lat: DOLO, e-DOLO = trim. From Slavic DELYU, DOLYA, or DELO, DELAYU.
    • Lat: PAULUS = small, small. Could have come from the word DOLYA during the transition d-p (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: PARS, PARTIS, PORTIO = part, PARTIO = divide, PARTITIO = division, PARTITUS = divided. It could come from Russian DOLYA, DELIT' in Latin transition d-p and L-R (l-r or L-r due to the similarity of writing). Or come from the word POREZHU, POREZAT'.
    • Lat: DIVIDO = share, DIVIDUUS = divisible. Transition: Russian L ===> V Latin (turned the letter) and T-D.
    • Lat: TITULUS = title.
    • Ger: TEILEN = share, TEILUNG = division.
    • Eng: DEAL = some amount (Wed Russian shareWed Russian share).
    • Eng: TITLE = title.
    • Eng: PART = share(camping), part(campingcamping), PARTITION = separation.
    • Eng: DIVIDE = divide, DIVISION = division, section.
    • Fre: TITRE = title. It is seen that confused L and R.
    • Ger: TITEL = title.
    • Swe: DELA = share.
    • Gre: titlooj (TITLOS, those. TITLOS) = title, title.
  • Rus: DELO, SDELAYU, deal, do something.
    • Eng: DEAL = do business, deal, agreement, contract.
    • Gre: douleiaa (DOILEIA, those. DOILEIA) = work, work, work, douleuuw (DOULEIW, those. DOILEIO) = work. And teleshh (TELESH, those. TELESI) = execution; telojj (TELOS, those. TELOS) = end, end, fromend, end, from: SDELAYU. Further, tetelesmenojj (TETELESMENOS, those. TETELESMENOS) = completed, completed, accomplished, fromcompleted, completed, accomplished, from: DODELAYU+SMOGU.
  • Rus: DEN'. Maybe in the same bush with the word DEYU, create, create.
    • Lat: DIES = day. And also the archaic Latin word DIU = in the afternoon. Latin letter transition n-u (turned the letter). As well as Latin DIES ET NOX (NOCTIS) = day; could occur from expression DEN' AND NOCH'.
    • Ger: TAG = day.
    • Eng: DAY = day, DAWN = dawn (that is, comes DEN').
    • Fre: -DI; ending names DNEY of the week: lunDI = Monday - DEN' The moon, maarDI = Tuesday - DEN' Mars, etc..
    • Spa: DIA = day.
    • Swe: DAG = day.
  • Rus: DEN'+TORIT'. That is, the day passes; for example an event lasting the whole day.
    • Lat: DIUTURNUS = long, long-term.
  • Rus: DERZHU, DERZHAT'. Hence the word DERZHAVA, as a state and a symbol of power. Ruler DERZHIT people in submission and order.
    • Gre: kratww (KRATW, those. KRATO) = Keep (in different meaning.), hold back; kratooj (KRATOS, those. KRATOS) = power state, krathssh (KRATHSH, those. KRATISI) = arrest, confinement, krathmma (KRATHMA, those. KRATIMA) = restraint. Reverse word reading DERZHU during the transition ZH-K and D-T, i.e: holdhold = DRZH ===> KRT = crato. And epikratww (EPIKRATW, those. EPIKRATO) = triumph, fromtriumph, from: PO+DERZHU. Besides, kratw could come from the word TSARIT', in view of the transition TS-K (type caesar caesar). And parakrattw (PARAKRATW, those. PARAKRATO) = hold offhold off: PRIDERZHIVAT', PRI+DERZHU (back reading «hold»). Greek KRATOS = Power, could also occur from words TSARIT'. #
    • Rus: DERZOST', DERZKIY, DERZYU. And also see the word PROKAZA, that is, prank, boldness, play pranks. Word itself DERZOST' is probably in the same sense bush with the word DERU, DRAT', DERZIT', that is, to tear, scratch, scrape, annoy.
    • Lat: PROCAX = cheeky, PROCACITER = boldly, PROCACITAS = boldness. Transition D-P, since latin d-p differ only in orientation (turned the letter), as well as the transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: DREISTIGKEIT = audacity, courage.
    • Eng: DARE = dare, DARING = cheeky.
    • Gre: qrasooj (QRASOS, those. TRASOS) = boldness. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: DEREVNYA. And DEREVO, DROVA.
    • Ger: DORF = village. Transition V-F.
    • Eng: THORP = village; it is an obsolete word. And TREE = tree.
  • Rus: DEREVO = DREVO, DROVA; healthy - "strong as a tree".
    • Ger: TEER = resin (resin stands out on the treeresin stands out on the tree), TREU = loyal, reliable.
    • Eng: TREE = tree, TRUE = right (in the sense of "reliable, durable" - Autoin the sense of "reliable, durable" - Auto.).
    • Por: TRAVE = beam, log, DURO = hard hard.
    • Gre: druokolapthhs (DRUOKOLAPTHS, those. DRIOKOLAPTIS) = woodpecker. FromFrom: DREVO+KOLOTIT', tree poking, knocking on wood. Confused u --- v.
  • Rus: DESYAT'+VERA, DESYAT'+VERIT'.
    • Lat: DECEM-VIR = college of priests and interpreters, DECEMVIRATUS = dignity.
  • Rus: DESYAT'+MESYATS.
    • Lat: DECEM-MESTRIS = ten month. Transition: Russian m(«te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: DESYAT'+PYATA.
    • Lat: DECEM-PEDA = ten foot measuring pole, DECEM-PEDALIS = ten feet.
  • Rus: DESYAT'+RAMO, i.e DESYAT'+RUKI. See below the word RAMO.
    • Lat: DECEM-REMIS = with ten rows of oars. That is, ten rows of hands=frame.
  • Rus: DETINETS = city ​​fortress, Kremlin. Perhaps, such a name arose sometime because during the attack of enemies here, "in Detinets", first of all they hid children.
    • Lat: DEFENSA = protection, DEFENSIO = defense, security, DEFENSITO = protect often, DEFENSO = defend, DEFENDO = protect, DEFENSOR = defender, DEFENSUM = to guard. Transition T-F.
    • Ger: DEFENSIVE = defense, DEFENSIV = defensive. Here T goes to F, and C was announced as C.
    • Eng: DEFENCE or DEFENSE = defense.
    • Fre: DEFENSE = defense.
    • Ita: DIFENSIVA = defense.
    • Spa: DEFENSA = defense.
  • Rus: DEYU, DEYAL (donedone), DEYAT', that is, I do, create, create. Hence the words DEO, DEOS – the God, TEORIYA (DEYU RYAD, I am tidying upI am tidying up), IDEYA, IDEAL (something perfect, perfect, the ultimate dream) and so on.
    • Lat: DEI, DEUS = God, the Creator, DEA = goddess, DEI = Mother of God. As well as Latin DEIPARA = Mother of God; could occur from DEYU+PARA. Hence the Greek THEOS and a big semblance of Greek words beginning with THEOS. From the phrase DEYU+MATER', that is, the "Divine Mother", the "Creating Mother", an "ancient" name has occurred DEMETRA. Probably, then this name broke into a male name. DIMITRIY. Note also that when you read the word back DEMETRA it turns out another famous "antique" name ARTEMIDA (or did it come from ORDA+MATER').
    • Lat: THEORIA = theory. Probably derived from the expression DEYU RYAD, that is, ordering. Or else THEORIA derived from Russian TORYU, TORIT', pave the way. Close word - TVORYU, TVORENIE, TORIT' - TVORIT'.
    • Lat: THEOREMA (grech.) = theorem, position to be proved. As well as the English word THEOREM = theorem (math.). This word could occur from the expression DEYU RAMU, that is, I am making a frame, building a kind of building, organizing. It is fully consistent with the mathematical essence of the matter.. Either word THEOREMA comes from the word TVORIT', TORIT', "TVORIMA".
    • Eng: DO = carry out. Note that DO is one of the main verbs of the English language.
    • Eng: The DEITY = the God. Almost identical to Russian DEYAT', that is to create.
    • Eng: THE = definite article. Could occur from DEYU. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: IDEA = idea, IDEAL = ideal, perfect.
    • Fre: IDEE = idea, IDEAL = ideal, perfect.
    • Ger: IDEE = idea, IDEAL = ideal, perfect.
    • Eng: THEOCRACY = theocracy, THEOLOGY = theology. A large semblance of English words associated with the divine beginning.
    • Eng: THEORY = theory. As well as english THEORETIC = theoretical, abstract, abstract, speculative; could occur from expression DEYU RYAD, that is, "doing order, row", ordering. Or come from the word TORIT' (the roadthe road), TVORYU.
    • Gre: qeooj (QEOS, those. TEOS) = the God, qeea (QEA, those. TEA) = goddess .
    • Gre: qewriia (QEWRIA, those. TEORIA) = theory.
    • Gre: ideea (IDEA, those. IDEA) = idea. From here ideologiia (IDEOLOGIA, those. IDEOLOGIA) = ideology, worldview. FromFrom: IDEYA(DEYU)+ULOZHU, streamline ideas.
    • Gre: teleiwjj (TELEIWS, those. TELEIOS) = quite; teleiojj (TELEIOS, those. TELEIOS) = perfect, perfect. FromFrom: IDEAL, that is, from DEYAL, transition D-T. And idanikko (IDANIKO, those. IDANIKO) = ideal. Confused greek l --- n (turned the letter), so IDEAL turned into IDAN(ikoiko).
  • Rus: DEYU BEG, BEG DEYU, that is, "I am running", running away. And also see the word PUGAT', scare, PUGAYU.
    • Lat: DEFUGA = fugitive, DE-FUGIO = run away. Transition T-D and B-F. If a DEFUGA came from PUGAT', then we are faced with the transition T-D, P-F and permutation: frightenfrighten = PGT ===> TPG = defugga.
    • Eng: FUGITIVE = fugitive.
    • Fre: FUGITIF = fugitive.
    • Ita: FUGGITIVO = fugitive.
    • Gre: diafeuggw (DIAFEUGW, those. DIAFEIGO) = slip away, diafuggh (DIAFUGH, those. DIAFIGI) = escape, escape. Transition B-F.
  • Rus: DEYU+BOLET' or DEYU BOL', that is, it hurts. Or else DOBIL, that is, beat long and finally, DOBIL.
    • Lat: DEBILITO = weaken, DEBILITAS = weakness, DEBOLITATIO = powerlessness, DEBILITER = powerlessly. And DEBILIS = weak, weak, disabled. And DE-DOLEO = stop grieving. TransitionTransition: B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: DEBILITY = weakness, DEBILITATE = loosen.
    • Spa: DEBILIDAD = impotence.
  • Rus: DEYU+GLOTAT', Ie do (deyu) swallowing.
    • Lat: DE-GLUTTIO = swallow.
    • Ger: DEGLUTITION = swallowing.
    • Eng: DEGLUTITION = swallowing.
    • Fre: DEGLUTITION = swallowing.
    • Spa: DEGLUCION = swallowing.
  • Rus: DEYU EDU, that is, I make food, special food.
    • Lat: DIAETA = diet. Specially cooked food intended for medicinal purposes. Transition D-T.
    • Ger: DIAT = diet.
    • Eng: DIET = food, food, food, feed, diet, diet.
    • Fre: DIETE = diet.
    • Spa: DIETA = diet.
  • Rus: DEYU ZHAR, I mean, I blow the fire.
    • Spa: ATIZAR = fan the fire. Transition D-T and ZH-Z.
  • Rus: DEYU IMENA, that is, I make names, name, give names, call.
    • Lat: DE-NOMINO = to name. Reverse word reading IMENUYU ===> NOMINO.
    • Eng: DENOMINATE = call.
    • Fre: NOMMER = call.
  • Rus: DEYU KORU, that is, I make bark, I peel bark from a tree.
    • Lat: DE-CORIO = rip off skin.
  • Rus: DEYU KORU, that is, "create (deyu) bark "figuratively, for example, decorating something or making decorations, covering something.
    • Eng: DECOR = theatrical scenery and costumes, artistic design, interior design, DECORATE = decorate.
  • Rus: DEYU+LIZAT', DEYU+LIZHU, I mean, lick, flatter.
    • Spa: ADULACION = flattery, ADULATOR = flatterer.
  • Rus: DEYU LETA, that is, the "years of the day", I live years, long lived. In other words, an adult who has lived for many years.. See also Expression B LETAKH, that is, an elderly person.
    • Lat: ADULTUS = adult, ADULTUM = grow up, EXOLETUS = grown up.
    • Eng: ADULT = adult.
    • Spa: ADULTO = adult.
  • Rus: DEYU L'ZYA, see below russian word L'ZYA (ilzya). I.e DEYU L'ZYA means doing what you can, what is allowed, allowed, allowed. And also see. DEYU+ULOZHU, where are uLOZHU, I putLOZHENIE, atLOZHIT', byLAGAT', means byLOZHENIE things law. From L'ZYA Latin happened LEGIS = law, see below.
    • Lat: THEOLOGIA = (grech.) theology, theology (that is, "I praise God," God+wordword), THEOLOGICUS = theological, THEOLOGUS = theologian, explorer of the origin and essence of the gods.
    • Eng: THEOLOGY = theology.
    • Gre: dialegww (DIALEGW, those. DIALEGO) = select, sort, sort, dialegmaa (DIALEGMA, those. DIALEGMA) = selection, sorting. FromFrom: DEYU+L'ZYA, those. take away what you need, you can. From here dialektikhh (DIALEKTIKH, those. DIALEKTIKI) = dialectic as a philosophical concept.
  • Rus: DEYU+MASHU, DEYU+MAKHAT', that is, "doing a wave". For example, waving a sword in battle. And also see the words MECHET, METAT', MYACH.
    • Lat: DI-MICO = to flap, DIMICATIO = battle. Transition T-D and Russian SH-S ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: diamachh (DIAMACH, those. DIAMAKHI) = quarrel, diamacomaii (DIAMACOMAI, those. DIAMAKHOMAI) = quarrel. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: DEYU MOEY RUKOY, that is, create something with your hands. From here DEMIURG, creator. And DEYU RUKOY.
    • Gre: dhmiourgiia (DHMIOURGIA, those. DIMIOIRGIA) = creation, dhmiourgikojj (DHMIOURGIKOS, those. DIMIOIRGIKOS) = creative, dhmiourgojj (DHMIOURGOS, those. DIMIOIRGOS) = creator, dhmiourggw (DHMIOURGW, those. DIMIOIRGO) = create. Transition K-G.
    • Gre: diaceirissh (DIACEIRISH, those. DIAKHEIRISI) = business management, administration. FromFrom: DEYU+RUKA when you read the word back RUKA. Further, diamacomaii (DIAMACOMAI, those. DIAKHEIRIZOMAI) = conduct business; fromfrom: DEYU+RUKA+UMEYU.
  • Rus: DEYU+NOCH'+TORYU, spend the night.
    • Gre: dianuktereuuw (DIANUKTEREUW, those. DIANIKTEREIO) = spend the night.
  • Rus: DEYU+PASTI, DEYU+PASU, that is, "deu (doing) herding".
    • Lat: DEPASTIO = eating pasture grazing livestock, DE-PASCO = eat grass. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DEPASTURE = grazing, grazing, grazing, forage.
  • Rus: DEYU POLIV, DEYU+POL'YU (DEYU+PLYUYU), i.e DEYU (doingdoing) POLIV, watering.
    • Lat: DE-PLUO = fall rain, DE-FLUO = flow down, DEFLUUS = pouring down, DEFLUVIUM = expiration, DEFLUXIO = expiration. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: DIF-FLUO = spread out. Transition T-D and P-F.
    • Eng: DEFLUENT = flowing down flowing down.
  • Rus: DEYU+PROSIT', DEYU+PROSHU, i.e DEYU (doingdoing) PROS'BU. And also see the word PRIKAZ, order.
    • Lat: DEPRECATIO = plea for forgiveness, DEPRECATOR = intercessor, DEPRECATUS = requested, DE-PRECOR = beg. Transition T-D and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DEPRECATE = protest.
  • Rus: DEYU+REKA time or DEYU+SROK, i.e «create duration», draw time. Still say: flowing river of time. As well as the word DOLGO, DOLGIY, since R and L often went into each other.
    • Gre: diarkeiia (DIARKEIA, those. DIARKEA) = duration, diarkww (DIARKW, those. DIARKO) = stretch. Further, diarkhhj (DIARKHS, those. DIARKIS) = long, long-term, diarkwwj (DIARKWS, those. DIARKOS) = all the time; derived from DEYU+SROK when rearranging: termterm = SRK ===> RKS = rkos. Or from the word DOLGO, DOLGIY: DIARKO --- DOLGO.
  • Rus: DEYU+SKRIPET' (pen), that is, "deu (doing) letter "I write. OrOr: DEYU+TSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: DESCRIPTIO = list, copy, list, list.
    • Eng: DESCRIPTION = description.
    • Fre: DESCRIPTION = description.
  • Rus: DEYU SLIV, DEYU+SLIVAT', I mean pour. Or see the word OTKLONIT'.
    • Lat: DECLIVE = ramp, downhill, descent, DE-CLIVIS, DECLIVIS = gently sloping, DECLIVATUS = flatness, DECLIVIUM = slope, DECLIVITAS = slope. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. If these words are derived from the word OTKLONIT', then we see the transition T-D and n-v (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: DECLIVITY = slope, slope, downhill, descent, slope.
  • Rus: DEYU STENU, Ie do (deyu) wall, reinforcing anything.
    • Lat: DESTINA = mount, abutment, backwater, DE-STINO = strengthen. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: (?) DESTINY = fate, fate as the highest power, inheritance, fate, lot. Or see the word DOSTIGNU, DOSTANU.
  • Rus: DEYU+UMER, DEYU+UMERET', that is, "doing (deyu) death "die.
    • Lat: DE-MORIOR = die. And MORTUUS SUM = to die; it turned out from a combination MERTVYY SUT' during transitions V-U and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: (?) DEMORALIZE = demoralize.
  • Rus: DEYU+TSAPAT', DEYU+TSAPAL, "deyu (doing) grab "grab. As well as deyu+seize+seize.
    • Lat: DECIPULUM = snare. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: DIVNYY, DIVNO, DIVO, DIVNOST', UDIVIT'.
    • Lat: DIVINA = soothsayer, DIVUS = blissful, divine, DIVINE = divinely, excellent, DIVINUS = divine, divine, inspirational, DIVINATIO = inspiration, fortune telling, DIVINITAS = divinity, perfection, DIVINITUS = divinely, DIVUS = divine, DIVES = luxurious, gorgeous, rich, DIVINO = prophesy.
    • Ger: DIVA = diva, DIVINITÄT = divinity.
    • Eng: DIVINE = divine, sacred.
    • Fre: DIVIN = wonderful, divine.
    • Spa: DIVINO = wonderful, divine.
  • Rus: DICH'.
    • Eng: DISH = dish, food, serve food, lay out on plates. In ancient times, served on the table DICH'. Transition H ===> Sh.
  • Rus: DLINA+TUDA. That is something long distance.
    • Lat: LONGITUDO = length, length. Transition: Russian g ("d "handwritten) ===> g latin and permutation DLN+TD ===> LND+TD.
    • Lat: LONGITUDE = length, (geography.) longitude.
  • Rus: DNO. And DON, DONNYY, TONUT', TONUL, behindTON. Hence, probably, the word FON like something behind. Here is the transition D,T-F.
    • Lat: FUNDUS = bottom. Transition D-T-F(phiphi).
    • Lat: PONO = lay down, PONS = flooring, PONTO = pram, PONTUS = depth, sea. Transition D-P, since latin d and p differ only in orientation. See also the word POKHORONY.
    • Lat: DOWN = down below, FUNIS = burial, funeral. Transition D or T - F. see also POKHORONY.
    • Eng: PONTOON = pontoon bridge pontoon bridge. Could have come from the word DONNYY or from the expression DNO+DNO.
    • Spa: FONDO = bottom, HONDO = bottom deep.
    • Gre: telmaa (TELMA, those. TELMA) = swamp. FromFrom: TONUL, transition N-M and permutation.
  • Rus: DNO+DAT', DNO+DAYU, that is, "give the bottom", make the foundation, the foundation.
    • Lat: FUNDATIO = foundation, FUNDATUS = well-grounded, FUNDATOR = founder, FUNDO = bottom. Transition D or T - F. FromFrom: DNO+DAT' during the transition m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Eng: FOUNDATION = foundation. See also below expression DNO+DOMI'NA.
  • Rus: DNO+DOMI'NA, that is, the bottom, the foundation of a large house, domi'us.
    • Lat: FUNDAMEN, FUNDAMENTUM = foundation, FUNDAMENTA = base, FUNDAMENTALIS = underlying. Transition D or T - F.
    • Ger: FUNDAMENT = foundation.
    • Eng: FOUNDATION = foundation. Maybe derived from the expression DNO DAT', that is, "make the bottom" under the house.
    • Fre: FONDEMENT = foundation.
  • Rus: DOBIL, DEYU+BIL (i.e. "do the beating), that is, won, beat and finally, DOBIL the enemy.
    • Lat: DEBELLO = end the war, DEBILIS = weak.
    • Eng: DEBILITY = weakness, weakness, soreness, physical weakness. Or derived from the expression DEYU+BOLET'.
    • Fre: DEBILE = moron.
  • Rus: DOBRYY.
    • Tur: DOBRA = sincere, open, direct, frank.
  • Rus: DODAT', that is, add to this earlier, DO+DAT', DODAYU (addadd).
    • Lat: ADDITIO = addition, ADDO [DIDI, DITUM] = add.
    • Eng: ADD = add, add, add.
  • Rus: DOZHAT', SZHAT', ZHAT', DEYU+ZHAT', DEYU+SZHAT', i.e. tightly squeeze something. Figuratively - SZHATO state briefly retell something. From here DAYDZHEST.
    • Lat: DIGESTA = digests, legal collections.
    • Eng: DIGEST = overview (the press), essay.
  • Rus: DOL, DOLU, i.e. bottom, lowland, valley, hem (at the dress). According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal: DOLU - down on earth down [223], t.1, st.1151. See also church expression.See also church expression.: DOLU - low down low POKLONIT'SYA DOLU. The word probably originated from here. IDOLOPOKLONNIKI, that is, those who "bow low", DOLU+POKLONNIKI, DOLU POKLONIT'SYA. Originally so called, simply, all believers, low, deeply bow at prayers concerning the floor with a hand or even a head, forehead. Even today, Muslims, kneeling, are still, as in the original Christianity XI-XV centuries, when bowing, touch your head, forehead to the ground. The same deep bows, but slightly in a different form, are still preserved in the Orthodox Church.. But in XVI-XVII centuries, probably after religious schisms, primarily in Romanov Russia and in Western Europe (where the Slavic language was still used, although it was already actively supplanted by new-introduced languages, like Latin), - before neutral word IDOLOPOKLONNIKI gave a negative, deprecating meaning. The Romanovs changed the style of temples in Russia, the whole style of church life, see "The Secret of Russian History", ch..2:47. And in the breakaway parts of the Great Empire, some of the original Orthodox religious customs also changed in order to separate from the metropolis and in a religious sense. For example, today Western European Catholics usually no longer make deep bows.. In Western European temples, the custom of kneeling has disappeared while serving. Instead, there are long benches-seats, in front of which a board-fit is placed, like steps. At certain moments of her prayers, you only need to touch her knee slightly, remaining still in a sitting position on the bench.. Separated in a religious sense, Western European shepherds tried to condemn (and replace) some old orthodox catholic rituals. Including, changed the direction of the sign of the cross. Made (retrained) believers baptized not from right to left, but NAOBOROT. This is how modern Catholics are now baptized.. And in Islam, also breaking away from the original Christianity, the sign of the cross was canceled altogether. European and Romanov reformers took advantage of the fact that the Russian word DOLU also meant "lowly", "low", and tendentiously interpreted it as "lowly" in OTRITSATEL'NOM, PLOKHOM sense of. As a result in XVII-XVIII centuries word IDOLOPOKLONNIKI in some church circles it became perceived to be judgmental: they say those who worship bad, wrong gods. The same thing is probably done with the word IDOL (that is, in fact DOLU), which today is regarded mainly as an indication of something primitive, of some kind of "wrong" deity. Although, we repeat, the original word IDOL, most likely it was just a slightly different pronunciation of the word DOLU, that is, it meant a simple action: to bow DOLU, kneel low, touch the ground forehead. So reformers replaced white with black and vice versa.. soso:
    • Lat: IDOLUM = idol. As well as Latin IDOLATRES = idolater. Probably derived from the expression DOLU TORYU, i.e. "down move", bow low.
    • Eng: IDOL = idol, deity, idol, ghost, illusion, fantasy, fabrication. As well as english IDOLATER = idolater.
    • Fre: IDOLE = idol, IDOLATRE = idolater.
    • Spa: IDOLO = idol idol.
  • Rus: DOLZHEN, DOLZHNO, DOLZHEN to do something, DOLZHEN answer the charges, etc.. Including doing something DOLZHNYM in a neat way.
    • Lat: DILIGENS = caring, accurate, DILIGENTER = diligently, DILIGENTIA = diligence, prudence, accuracy.
    • Ger: SCHULD = debt, SCHULDEN = have to. Back readingBack reading: DOLZH===>SHUL'D.
    • Eng: DILIGENCE = diligence, DILIGENT = diligent, GUILT, FAULT = the blame. Transition ZH-G, D-T and permutation: shouldshould = DLZHN ===> ZHLD = guilt.
  • Rus: DOLINA, DOL, DLINNYY, Ie extended, for example, about land.
    • Ger: TAL = valley, LAND = soil. Hence the German LANDSITZ = estate. It could come from Russian DOLINA+SIDET' = LAND+SITZ.
    • Eng: DALE = valley (poeticpoetic.), LAND = land country.
    • Gre: koiladaa (KOILADA, those. KOILADA) = valley. Reverse reading and confusion k---n that is: valleyvalley = DLN ===> KLD = koilada.
  • Rus: DOLIT', DOL'YU water in some kind of water storage tank, for example, pour into a barrel.
    • Lat: DOLIUM = barrel. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: DILUO, LUI, LUTUM = dilute.
    • Eng: DILUTE = dilute.
  • Rus: DOLYA. Sometimes they say "sad share", «pitiful share», «bad share». And also see. ODOLET', preODOLEVAT'. See also the word ZLO.
    • Lat: DOLEO = to hurt, to suffer, to grieve.
    • Lat: INDOLES = innate property, natural ability, talent.
    • Lat: TALIO = punishment equal to crime. Still say: "in equal parts". Or come from the word ODOLET', that is to get revenge.
    • Ger: TEIL = shareshare; DOLUS = cunning, deceit, malice.
    • Ger: LEIDEN = affliction. Reverse word reading NEDOLYA.
    • Eng: DOLE = share (UstarUstar.), DOLE = grief. Wed bitter DOLYA. And DOLOSE = malicious with criminal intent.
    • Fre: DOULEUR = pain grief. Compare with Russian: (bitter) share.
    • Sco: DOLL = share.
    • Spa: DUELO = sorrowsorrow; DOLOR = pain.
    • Por: DOLENTE = mournful.
    • Gre: doliooj (DOLIOS, those. DOLIOS), aqliooj (ATLIOS, those. ATLIOS) = miserable, miserable, miserable; doulooj (DOULOS, those. DOILOS) = slave. FromFrom: DOLYA. Here too aqliothtta (ATLIOTHTA, those. ATLIOTITA) = poverty, poverty. Probably from DOLYU DEYAT', that is, to create a pitiful share.
  • Rus: DOM, DOMI'NA (big housebig house), DOMIK (little houselittle house), DOMASHNIY. Probably, the famous “era from Adam” or, as it is also called, “the era from the creation of the world”, meant the count of years from the foundation DOMA, that is, Adam is the House. Here is the word DOM meant the reigning House, Empire, state. In other annals, this same numeration was called, apparently, "anno Domini ", that is," years of the house "," years of the Empire". It is possible that in one sense bush with the word DOM, DOMINA there is a word ATAMAN, that is, the head, the leader of a large group of people, «houseshouses».
    • Lat: DOMUS = home, home, building, DOMA = shelter, DOMI = before'ma, DOMESTICI = household, DOMESTICUS = homeowner, DOMICILIUM = dwelling, DOMINA = mistress, mistress, mistress, DOMINATIO, DOMINATUS = domination, DOMINATOR = sovereign, DOMINICUS = master'smaster's; DOMINIUM = power domination, DOMINUS = lord, lord, lord (bishopbishop), DOMINOR = to rule, DOMINANS = ruler. And so on. Large bush of Latin words.
    • Gre: DEMOS = people. This word was a slight distortion of the Slavic DOMASHNIY (at transition C - Sh), which indicated people united by a common homeland. Besides, DEMOS could occur from the word T'MA, that is, a lot of people, see below.
    • Ger: DOM = cathedral dome.
    • Eng: DOME = dome, DOMAIN = ownership, estate, DOMESTIC = home, DOMINIONS = possession.
    • Eng: ADMIN = case management, business management, enterprises, management. Could have come from the word DOMI'NA, that is big DOM.
    • Fre: DOMAINE = possession, DO'ME = cathedral, dome, dome.
    • Spa: DOMIKILIO, DOMESTIKO = home.
    • Por: DOMO = cathedral dome.
    • Gre: dwmatioo (DWMATIO, those. DOMATIO) = room.
  • Rus: DOM+IDTI, i.e DOMOY IDTI, return.
    • Lat: DOMUITIO = homecoming.
  • Rus: DOM STROIT', DOMI'NU STROIT'. Not only literally, but also to create some kind of a large management structure, build a kingdom, etc.. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: ADMINISTRATOR.
    • Lat: ADMINISTRATIO = leadership, management, exploitation, ministry, implementation, ADMINISTRATOR = leader, ruler, AD-MINISTRO, ADMINISTRO = manage, ADMINISTER = attendant.
    • Eng: ADMINISTRATE = manage, ADMINISTRATOR = administrator, manager.
    • Fre: ADMINISTER = to manage.
    • Ita: ADMINISTRATE = to manage.
    • Spa: ADMINISTRAR = to manage.
  • Rus: DO'MA, DOMOY (to go hometo go home).
    • Lat: DOMI = at home, DOMUM = home.
  • Rus: DOMIK.
    • Lat: DOMICELLA = house, DOMICILIUM = housing.
    • Eng: DOMIC = domed.
    • Por: DOMICILIAR = to settle.
  • Rus: DOMI'NA+KOL or DOM+KOL, i.e DOM, backed structure KOLOM for sustainability.
    • Lat: ADMINICULO = prop up, ADMINICULUM = support, support, support. I.eI.e aDMINI+CULO = house'on+stake.
  • Rus: DON. As we talked in detail in the books "New Chronology of Russia", ch.6, and Empire, ch..3:9.2, by word DON used to be called simply REKU. Hence such names as Don, Tanais, Danube, Dvina, etc..
    • Iri: TANAI = watery.
  • Rus: DOROGA, TROPA, TORIT'. One variation of the word DOROGA = TORIT' clearly is the word TRAKT, during the transition D-T and G-K. Today is the word TRAKT considered a Polish word derived from the Latin TRACTUS, cm. [223], [225] V. Dahl. Then the word DOROGA=TRAKT could easily go to the word TRASSA, since Latin C is read as both K and C or C. See also the word TROS, as something straight, spanned. See also Russian TRUSIT' on the way on horse, TRUSTSOY, TRYASKA when driving, etc.. And TO'RIT' road, aboutTORIT' way etc. And also see the word TRAVIT' the rope, STRAVIT', that is, pull or loosen the rope, STRAVLIVAT' (someone with someone), that is, to join. From the word TORIT' could happen and the word TATARY, that is, those who pave, TORIT way. Cossacks-Tatars were the backbone of the cavalry forces of the Empire, TORILI new ways.
    • Lat: TRACTUS = stretching, pulling, dragging, pulling, uninterrupted, TRACTURA = pigeon strength, TRAHO, TRAXI, TRACTUM = pull, pull, lengthen, TRAJECTIO = moving, moving, moving, TRAJECTO = pierce, TRAJECTUS = transfer, crossing, crossing, TRAJICIO = move, transport, move, swim, TRAMES = road, course, movement, path, country road (transition n-m in a word TROPA - Auth.). And RECTUM = direct.
    • Lat: TRACTO = to rule. That is, to lead the way of development.. From TORIT' happened TATARY.
    • Lat: STRATA = cobbled street, STRATURA = paving (streets, roads - Avt.). From Russian DOROGA (or from his version - words TRAKT) could happen and latin STRATEGUS = the commander, that is, the leader laying, TORYASHCHIY DOROGU, TRAKT to your army.
    • Lat: STRETTO or FRETUM = the strait. On old maps XVI-XVIII centuries strait called STRETTO, for example, the modern bering strait was called STRETTO DI ANIAN. See the book: Berg L.S. "Discovery of Kamchatka and the Bering Expedition". - M.-L., Publishing House AN SSSR, 1946. Word STRETTO could occur from russian TORIT' or from his version - TRAKT, since latin C read and how TS-S and how to. Latin FRETUM is most likely a slightly different pronunciation of the word TORIT' during the transition T-F, phi. It is also possible that the Latin STRETTO = Strait came from the Slavic STRUYA, STRUIT'(camping), that is, the flow of water.
    • Lat: DIRECTIO = straightening, straight line, direction, DIRECTOR = conductor, DIRECTUS = straight. From the Slavic word DOROGA during the transition G-K, or from the word TRAKT during the transition T-D.
    • Ger: ROUTE = the road (i.e. reverse reading TO'RIT'), DRACHT = wire, STRASSE = the outside, STRECKE = distance, STRECKEN = pull out, STRICH = dash, STRICK = rope, TROSSE = rope rope, STRAFF = taut, STRIPPE = twine. Transition S-F, since earlier letters f and s were written almost the same. As well as German TRÄGER = porter, TRAGEN = carry.
    • Eng: TRACK = country road, footpath, trail, ROAD = road (i.e. reverse reading TORIT'), TRACE = track (from movement). We have no vowelsWe have no vowels: TRACE = TRC or TRK. Hence the English words TRAJECTORY = trajectory, STAIR = stairs, START = departure, STEER = drive a wheel, STIR = bustle, STRAIT = the strait (that is, the passage connecting the two reservoirsthat is, the passage connecting the two reservoirs), STRAIGHT = straight (reads as "straightreads as "straight"), STREET = the outside. That is, from'wa TRASSA, TROS. And also see the words DRAW = pull on, DRAG = tension. English TRAFFIC = street, railway traffic; could occur from the word TROPA, here is the transition P-F. Thus, the basis of all this big “word bush” is the Russian word DOROGA or TRAKT, TO'RIT', TROPA.
    • Eng: TARIFF, RATE = fare. Word TARIFF turned out TORIT' during the transition T-F, and English RATE – from the same word TORYU, TORIT' upon readback.
    • Eng: RECTOR = rector, pastor. Hence the more modern English word DIRECTOR.
    • Eng: THEORY = theory. In fact, build TEORIYU and means "to torment, pave the way in knowledge". And also see the word TVORYU, TVORIT', oror: DEYU RYAD, I am tidying up.
    • Gre: trociia (TROCIA, those. TROKHIA) – gauge trajectory; trocooj (TROCOS, those. TROKHOS) = wheel. FromFrom: DOROGA.
    • Gre: dromooj (DROMOS, those. DROMOS) = way, road, run, dromeaaj (DROMEAS, those. DROMEAS) = runner. FromFrom: TROPA (transition P-M), DOROGA. And diadromhh (DIADROMH, those. DIADROMI) = distance, journey, route, diadromooj (DIADROMOS, those. DIADROMOS) = pass. FromFrom: DEYU TROPU, Actually. Transition P-M.
    • Gre: trecww (TRECW, those. TREKHO) = run (about the river); treximoo (TREXIMO, those. TREKSIMO) = run; trecalaa (TRECALA, those. TREKHALA) = fast run; trecatooj (TRECATOS, those. TREKHATOS) = running. FromFrom: TRUSIL, TRUSHU, TRYASKA, TRUSTSOY, TARAKHTET' kicked.
    • Gre: katatrecww (KATATRECW, those. KATATREKHO) = chase anyone. FromFrom: KATIT'+DOROGA.
  • Rus: beforeSADNYY, beforeSADA, SADNI'be .
    • Lat: ACIDE = vexed with bitterness. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: SCHADE = shame.
    • Eng: SADNESS = sorrow. See the word SADNIT'.
  • Rus: DOSKA.
    • Ger: DECKE = tire ceiling, DECKEN = roof, DECK = deck, THEKE = countercounter; TISCH = table. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DESK = table, desk, DECK = deck, deck.
    • Sco: DASK, DESK = bench in the church seat.
  • Rus: DOSTANU, get hold of, DOSTIGNU, DOSTICH', to reach.
    • Lat: DESTINATUM = target. It may even be derived from the expression DOSTANU TAM, that is, I’m going to get away, where I aim, I strive.
    • Eng: DESTINATION = purpose, purpose, purpose.
    • Eng: DISTINCT = distinct, explicit, distinct, clear, clear, articulate, definite.
    • Eng: DESTINE = predetermine (fate and the like.), plan.
  • Rus: DRAZNIT'.
    • Ger: REISEN = tease. That is, dThat is, d+RAZNIT' ===> REISEN.
    • Eng: AROUSE = tease appetite, curiosity, etc..
  • Rus: DRAKA, DRACHUN, DERNU, DRAT', including DRAT' skin rip off skin.
    • Lat: DRACON = the Dragon, DRACO = dragon, snake. As well as Latin DRACON could occur from a combination DUR-KHAN, i.e DURNOY KHAN, bad han. For example, in the famous Indian epic Mahabharata, the main negative character is called Durodhan = Evil Khan. See the details in our book "Cossacks-arias: from Russia to India".
    • Ger: DRACHE, DRACHEN = the Dragon, RACHEN = mouth, RÄCHER = torturer, RACKER = tormentor, RACKERN = to suffer.
    • Eng: DRAGON = the Dragon, DRACO = flying Dragon.
    • Eng: DERMA = leather.
    • Fre: EPIDERME = skin fromskin from: PO+DRAT'. Transition m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Tur: DRAGON = dragon.
    • Gre: dartooj (DARTOS, those. DARTOS) = beaten up (about oil), dernww (DERNW, those. DERNO) = beat, darmojj (DARMOS, those. DARMOS) = beating, beating. From the word DRAT'. In greek DARMOS clearly visible transition T-M, Ie Russian m(te) ===> m=M.
    • Gre: dermaa (DERMA, those. DERMA) = skin. Skin, skin SDIRALI for making clothes. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: DRAPAT', that is, with a fright quickly escape. In one bush with the word TROPA or TOROPIT'SYA.
    • Lat: DRAPETA = runaway.
    • Gre: drapeteuww (DRAPETEUW, those. DRAPETEIO) = run away; drapeteussh (DRAPETEUSH, those. DRAPETEISI) = escape.
  • Rus: DREMA, sleep.
    • Lat: DORMIO, DOIRMIRE = sleep, E-DORMIO = wake up.
    • Ger: TRAUM = dream. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: DREAM = dream.
    • Fre: DORMIR = sleep.
    • Ita: DORMIRE = sleep.
    • Swe: DRÖM = dream. galldream. gall) DROOM = sleep. datessleep. dates) DROM = sleep.
  • Rus: DREMAT', DREMNYY, DREMA.
    • Lat: DORMITO, DORMITATIO = slumber, sleep, fall asleep, AD-DORMIO = backfill'be, DORMITANS = sleepy. And IN-DORMIO = sleep, DORMIVI = fall asleep, DORMIO = sleep.
    • Ger: TRAUMEN = to dream.
    • Eng: DREAMT (past from DREAM), DREAM = dream.
    • Por: DORMENTE = sleeping, sleep, DORMITAR = nap.
  • Rus: DROBIT'. That is, divide into parts.
    • Lat: DIRIBEO = distribute, DIRIBITIO = sorting votive plates, counting votes, DIRIBITOR = servant of food.
  • Rus: DROZH', DROZHAT', DROZHAL, TRUS, TRYASUS', TRYASSYA (from fear or from coldfrom fear or from cold), TRYASKA, TREPETAL, TREPAL, TEREBIL, TERZAT'. And also see the word STRAKH, TRU’SIT'. From DROZH' happened for example the word DRAMA, with confusion M-ZH.
    • Lat: TRUX = wild, ferocious, scary, angry, ATROX = terrible, terrible, creepy, ruthless, ATROCITAS = cruelty, vileness, humanity, horror, ATROCITER = harshly. Here are the transitions ZH-KS-K and D-T. Or come from the word STRAKH, TRU’SIT'.
    • Lat: TRAGICE = tragically, TRAGICUS = tragic, terrible, terrible, tragedian, TRAGOEDIA = (grech.) tragedy, confusion, shock, TRAGOEDUS = tragic actor.
    • Lat: TREMO, TREMUI = tremble, TREMOR = trembling, trembling, earthquake, TREMULE = trembling, TREMULUS = trembling, AT-TREMO = shake. Transition D-T and ZH-SH-M, since the letters W and M when turning over are almost the same and could be confused. And in-TREMO = tremble, in-TREMULUS = trembling, TREMEFACIO = shake, TREMULA = aspen. Indeed, it is well known that aspen leaves tremble, and therefore they say: "trembles like an aspen leaf".
    • Lat: TERREO, TERRUI, TERRITUM, TERRITO = frighten.
    • Lat: TERROR = fear, horror, TERRITO = terrify, TERRITO = intimidation, TERRIBILIS = terrible, terrible, TERRICULUM = monster, TERRIBILITAS = intimidation. Transition ZH-R, since Russian and Latin g differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: FRIXI = chill up, FRIGEO = chill, FRIGUS = chill, frost, fear, FRIGIDUS = frosty, cold, FRIGESCO = cool down, REFRIGEOR = cool down, REFRIGERO = cool, RIGIDUS = stiff. Transition D-T(phi). Or could occur from words PEREDROZHAL, PERE+DROZH'.
    • Lat: FREGI, FRACTUM = dishearten. Transition D-T-F(phiphi).
    • Lat: FORMIDO = horror. Could have come from the word DROZHAT' during the transition: T,D-F and Russian ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Ger: TRAGÖDIE = tragedy, SCHAUDER = tremble, horror, SCHAUDERN = tremble. Here is the reverse reading..
    • Eng: FRIGHT = scare. From the word DROZHAT' during the transition T-F.
    • Eng: TRAGEDY = tragedy, CHATTER = tremble, SHUDDER = trembling.
    • Eng: TREMOR = shake transition D-T and ZH-SH-M, what was just mentioned above.
    • Eng: TERROR = fear, horror.
    • Eng: TREMENDOUS = creepy, scary, terrible. And DRAMA = drama.
    • Eng: REFRIGERATOR = fridge.
    • Eng: ATROCITY = cruelty.
    • Fre: TREMBLER = tremble, TREMBLEMENT = shiver.
    • Spa: ATROZ = terrible, cruel.
    • Gre: drosiia (DROSIA, those. DROSIA) = cool. Transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Gre: tragwdiia (TRAGWDIA, those. TRAGODIA) = tragedy; tragikooj (TRAGIKOS, those. TRAGIKOS) = tragic. FromFrom: DROZHAT'. Further, trakk (TRAK, those. TRAK) = fear fromfear from: DROZH' or STRAKH (skipped C). And tragoudii (TRAGOUDI, those. TRAGOIDI) = singing (indeed, the singer tenses up, «tremblestrembles»).
    • Gre: dramaa (DRAMA, those. DRAMA) = drama. Transition ZH-M. And dramatourgiaa (DRAMATOURGIA, those. DRAMATOIRGIA) = dramaturgy; came from DROZHAT'+RUKA, i.e «hand shiver», writing drama.
    • Gre: tarazzw (TARAZW, those. TARAZO) = disturb; taracch (TARACH, those. TARAKHI) = anxiety, anxiety, anxiety. FromFrom: DROZHU. And terastiooj (TERASTIOS, those. TERASTIOS) = huge, huge, fromhuge, huge, from: DROZHAT' (from fear at the sight of such a massfrom fear at the sight of such a mass).
    • Gre: tremoulla (TREMOULA, those. TREMOILA) = trembling fear. FromFrom: DROZHAL, during the transition ZH-M (seems to have been written). Further, tremmw (TREMW, those. TREMO) = shivershiver: DROZHU; similarly trelojj (TRELOS, those. TRELOS) = mad frommad from: DROZHAL. And tromojj (TROMOS, those. TROMOS) = trembling; tromaraa (TROMARA, those. TROMARA) = scare; tromerooj (TROMEROS, those. TROMEROS) = terrible fromterrible from: DROZHU, DROZHAT'. Further, tromokratiia (TROMOKRATIA, those. TROMOKRATIA) = terror fromterror from: DROZH'+TSARIT', that is, fear reigns.
    • Gre: epidrommh (EPIDROMH, those. EPIDROMI) = aggression, epidromeajj (EPIDROMEAS, those. EPIDROMEAS) = aggressor. FromFrom: PO+DROZH', since confused M and M. And rigooj (RIGOS, those. RIGOS) = trembling - lost D. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERE+DROZHAT', PERE+DROZHU, PEREDROZHAT'; have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PER-FRIGIDUS = very cold, PER-FRIGESCO, PERFRIGESCO = chill, PER-FRIGEFACIO = chill. Transition D-T-F (phiphi).
    • Lat: PER-TERREO = terrify, PER-TERREFACIO = terrify. Or it could happen from PERE+TREPESHCHU.
  • Rus: DROZH'+DUSHU.
    • Lat: TREMENDUS = terrible, terrible. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin because of the proximity of writing and SH-S.
    • Eng: TREMENDOUS = creepy, scary, terrible.
  • Rus: DROZD.
    • Lat: TURDUS = thrush. Transition T-D.
    • Ger: DROSSEL = thrush.
    • Eng: THRUSH = thrush.
    • Ita: TORDO = thrush.
  • Rus: DRUGOY, DRUGIE.
    • Ger: DRUCKER = printer, DRUCKEN = print. Probably originally meant that the printer manufactures DRUGIE copies from the original, DRUGIE copies of the document, book, etc..
  • Rus: DUGA.
    • Fre: DOUGA = arc (in harnessin harness).
    • Gre: toxxo (TOXO, those. TOKSO) = arc, bow (with
    • Por: . Transition D-T and G-KS.
  • Rus: DUDET', DUDKA, DUDA.
    • Ger: TUTEN = trumpet. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: TOOT = blow the horn, FIFE, PIPE = pipe. Transition D-T-F turns DUDET' at FIFE. When PIPE = pipe we see a transition d-p in the word DUDA (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Spa: DUTKA = pipepipe (!).
    • Tur: DUDUK = pipe.
    • Hun: DUDA = bagpipes.
  • Rus: DUDOLIT' (psk., tmbvpsk., tmbv.), DUDONIT' (Moscow time.), pull, suck. Dudolit wine from the barrel, drink through a pipe, a straw. Dudala - who drinks a lot [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Sco: DAIDLE = drink.
  • Rus: DUMY, DUMAT', DUMKA, ZADUMAT', ZADUMAT'SYA. AndAnd: KAK DUMAT', KAK DUMAYU, YAKO DUMAT', YAKO DUMAYU, for example, a place where art was taught KAK DUMAT', that is, science, correct thinking.
    • Lat: MEDITO = think. Permutation: thinkthink = DMT ===> MDT = medito. Latin word MEDITOR = think; could occur from DUMA+TORYU, I mean, I am on my way.
    • Lat: ACADEMIA = Academy, Grove near Athens, where Plato taught. Permutation: DumkaDumka = DMK ===> KDM = academy. And also Russian YAKO+DUMAT', i.e KAK DUMAT'. Academy – this is the place to be taught KAK DUMAT'. Or fromOr from: ZADUMAT', since C Russian is written as C Latin. I.e S-Z-S.
    • Ger: DENKEN = think. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: THINK = think. Transition D-T and M-N.
    • Eng: MEDITATE = to speculate. See above commentary on the Latin word. MEDITO.
    • Eng: ACADEMY = academy.
    • Gre: akadhmiia (AKADHMIA, those. AKADIMIA) = academy.
    • Gre: dianooumaai (DIANOOUMAI, those. DIANOOIMAI) = think and reflect, dianoiia (DIANOIA, those. DIANOIA) = mind mind, dianohshh (DIANOHSH, those. DIANOISI) = meditation. FromFrom: DUMAT' during the transition M-N.
  • Rus: DUPLO, that is, deep hole, hole. Probably a Russian word DUPLO is in the same sense bush as the word TOPLYU, stoke. for example, UTOPIT' in deep water, in the sea, in the river.
    • Lat: PUPULA, PUPILLA = pupil. Pupil as a hole, hole, "hollow". Transition d-p, turned the letter.
    • Ger: TIEF = deep, TIEFE = depth, abyss. Transition D-T and P-F.
    • Eng: DEEP = deep.
  • Rus: DURAK.
    • Lat: BARCALA = fool. Transition D-B, so like latin b and d differ only in orientationdiffer only in orientation: DRK ===> BRK. Probably from the same Latin BARO = duffer. I.e DUR, DURA.
    • Sco: DURK = wicked.
    • Hun: DURCAS = puffed up.
    • Gre: tricaa (TRICA, those. TRIKHA) = nonsense. Transition D-T and K-KH. And koroiddo (KOROIDO, those. KOROIDO) = fool. Back reading.
  • Rus: DURNO - all evil, evil, harm, bad [223], [225] V. Dahl. In one sense bush with the word DUROST', that is something bad, stupid.
    • Lat: DURUS = stern, cruel, rough, arrogant, DIRUS = terrible, scary, creepy, DIRITAS = horror, horror, distress.
    • Eng: DURESS = imprisonment, imprisonment, coercion, pressure.
    • Tur: DURUST = hard, rough.
    • Por: DURO = stern, sharp, rough.
    • Hun: DURVA = rude.
  • Rus: DUT', DUL (wind). see also TUZHIT'SYA, inflate.
    • Lat: TUMEO = swell, TUMIDUS = bloated, TUMUI, TUMESCO = swell up, TUMOR = bloating. Transition D-T and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: TUMOR = tumor, (honey.) neoplasm.
    • Gre: quellla (QUELLA, those. TIELLA) = hurricane storm. From the word DUL.
  • Rus: DUKH. For example, heavy spirit, bad smell. From here also DUSHISTYY, DUKHI (in perfumeryin perfumery).
    • Lat: ODOS (arharh.), ODOR = smell, foul odor, stench, aroma, fragrance, ODORUS = fragrant. Transition X,SH-S, and in the later version there was a transition: Russian x ===> r Latin due to the similarity of writing. As well as Latin ODIOSE = nasty, ODIOSUS = nasty; could occur from the word DUKH, i.e. stench. Transition X, Sh - S, Z.
    • Ger: DUFT = smell, DUFTEN = I breathe'be, DUFTIG = fragrant. Here is the transition X to F.
    • Eng: ODOUR, ODOR = smell. It can be seen that the German pronunciation is closer to the Slavic than the English.
    • Eng: ODIOUS = heinous, hateful, low, disgusting, nasty. See Latin comment above. ODIOSE.
  • Rus: DUSHA, DUKH.
    • Gre: atomoo (ATOMO, those. ATOMO) = person face, sto atomo = on DUSHU population. Transition D-T and SH-M when turning the letter, wwhen turning the letter, w-m.
  • Rus: DUSHU', DUSHIT', TUZHUS', TUZHIT'SYA, tight. They say: cough DUSHIT, man onTUZHNO coughing, TUZHITSYA and so on. And also see the Russian word DO'KHAT' = cough. Wed behindDYKHAT'SYA.
    • Lat: TUSSIO, TUSSITUM = cough, TUSSIS = cough. Transition D-T and SH-S.
    • Eng: TUSSIVE = coughing.
    • Fre: TOUX = cough.
    • Spa: TOS = cough. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: DYM, TUMAN. And also a combination DYM+PF, Where PF – it is uncoordinated PFUKAT', PYKHTET', DYMIT'. From the word DYM, TUMAN the word could happen FIMIAM (for example smoking incense). Here is the transition D-T-F(FitaFita).
    • Lat: FUMO = smoke, fog, smoke, smoke, FUMUS = smoke, steam, evaporation, fog, FUMEUS = smoky, fucking, FUMIDUS = smoking, FUMATIO = smoking, FUMIGO = to smoke, FUMIGATIO = fumigation (from the expression DYM+KHOD, chimney - Auto.). Transition D or T - F(phi). As well as Latin THYMUM = incense; could occur from the word DYM, DYMIT', TUMAN.
    • Ger: DAMPF = smoke, steam, chad. Besides, DAMPFEN = smoke. And DUNST = evaporation, steam, waste, chad, DUNSTEN = evaporate. So to speak "DYMNOST'".
    • Eng: DIM = dim, obscure, fogdim, obscure, fog, sTEAM = vapor, evaporation. Besides, FUME = smoke, PUFF = smoke. Transition D-T-F.
    • Eng: ATOMIZE = spray. That is to turn into TUMAN or in DYMKU. Transition K-TS.
    • Fre: FUME'E = smoke. Here is the next type of transition: fum = tum = dum = smoke. Sounds F, T, and D merge into each other..
    • Swe: DIMMA = fog.
    • Por: FUMO = smoke.
    • Tur: DUMAN = smoke, fog.
  • Rus: DYMKA.
    • Ger: DUNKEL = dark, darkness, darkness. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: DUNCE = idiot. That is a dark man whose mind is in DYMKE.
  • Rus: DYRA, make a hole, TORYU.
    • Lat: FORAS = out, FORIS = hole, FORUS = honeycomb (Indeed, the honeycomb looks like a large number of "holes", cells - AutoIndeed, the honeycomb looks like a large number of "holes", cells - Auto.), FORAMEN = hole. Transition D-T(phiphi).
    • Tur: DAIRE = circle, flat.
    • Eng: TEAR = hole.
    • Fre: TROU = hole.
    • Spa: FORAMEN = hole.
    • Gre: trupaa (TRUPA, those. TRIPA) = hole, bore. From DYRA, DYRYAVO, transition D-T. Either fromEither from: TRUBA, «trail», that is, the passage hole. And diarreew (DIARREW, those. DIARREO) = leak (about ship), flow, diarroiaa (DIARROIA, those. DIARROIA) = diarrhea, fromdiarrhea, from: DEYU+DYRA, that is, it flows like a hole. Or DIARREO came fromcame from: DYRA+RONA, where is the word RONA meant earlier «flow». Further, diarrhxhh (DIARRHXH, those. DIARRIKSI) = hacking, burglary, fromhacking, burglary, from: DYRA+REZHU. Further, diatrhshh (DIATRHSH, those. DIATRISI), diatruppw (DIATRUPW, those. DIATRIPO) = drilling, perforation (honey.), to drill fromto drill from: DEYU+DYRA.
  • Rus: DYRKA.
    • Ger: DURCH = through.
    • Eng: THROUGH = through, through.
  • Rus: DYRKA+LAZ.
    • Ger: DURCHLAS = narrow passage tunnel. Transition K-KH.
    • Eng: THOROUGHLY = to end.
  • Rus: DYRKA+SIDET'.
    • Ger: DURCHSITZEN = sit down.
  • Rus: AT DYRKU UPAL.
    • Ger: DURCHFALLEN = fall through. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FALL THROUGH = fail. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: AT DYRKU PROYTI.
    • Ger: DURCHFAHRT = passage. I.e DURCH+FAHRT = hole+pass the.
    • Eng: THROUGH FARE = passage. SameSame: DYRKA+PROYTI.
  • Rus: AT DYRKU PLESNUT'.
    • Ger: DURCHFLIESEN = flow, DURCHFLUSS = duct.
  • Rus: DYSHLO.
    • Ger: DEICHSEL = dyshlo. Here the Slavic W is transmitted by the combination CHS. It is curious that the Russian word OGLOBLYA also reflected in german language DEICHSELGABEL = shaft. Here we see a clear combination of two words. DYSHLO+OGLOBLYA, which turned into German DEICHS+ELGABEL.

E[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: EDA, EST', EDAT'. As well as the word EDA'L for example at a feast. Ukrainian ISTI, IST'.
    • Lat: EDO, EDI, ESUM = eat, EST = there is (the form EDO = foodfood), AD-EDO = eat up. As well as Latin coom-EDO, EDI, ESUM = eat, coomESTIO = eating, eating, EDO = glutton, ESUS = food, food.
    • Lat: EDULIA = edibles, EDULIS = edible.
    • Ger: ESSEN (ISST) = there is (is eating), eat.
    • Eng: EAT = eateat, mEAT = meat.
    • Eng: FOOD = food, food. Transition: Russian E ===> F Latin due to the proximity of writing.
    • Swe: ÄTA = there is.
    • Por: EDAZ = gluttonous, insatiable.
    • Gre: edwdimaa (EDWDIMA, those. EDODIMA) = foodstuffs. FromFrom: EDAT'+IMEYU or EDU DAT', transition m(te) ===> m=M. From here and edwdimojj (EDWDIMOS, those. EDODIMOS) = edible.
  • Rus: EDA+NET or EDY NET.
    • Lat: EDENTO = take away teeth. Indeed, no teeth - no food. As well as Latin EDENTULUS = toothless; could occur from expression EDA+NET+LISHAT'. Transition SH-S. And also see below a word bush around the old Russian word. TIN = fang, hence the word DANTIST.
    • Eng: EDENTATE = toothless, without front teeth or canines, (zool.) edentate.
  • Rus: EDVA.
    • Ger: ETWA = about.
    • Eng: TOWARD(s) = about.
  • Rus: EDA + REZKIY, EDA + REZHU. For example, spicy food seasonings, when something sharp, spicy is added to food..

sp) ADEREZAR = season the dishes, ADEREZO = seasoning for food.

  • Rus: EDKIY. One sense bush with the word EDA, eat up.
    • Lat: EDAX, EDACIS = caustic.
    • Eng: EDACIOUS = greedy, greedy, insatiable.
  • Rus: EDOK.
    • Lat: EDACIS, EDAX = voracious, EDACITAS = voracity. Further, EDACITAS could occur from expression EDA+SYTO, during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: EDACIOUS = greedy, greedy, insatiable, EDACITY = gluttony, good appetite.
  • Rus: ELEY, OLIFA; OLIYA = butterbutter (OLIYA); in Ukrainian. And also see. L'YU, LIT' (transition F-T),ckOL'ZIT', LIPNU, LIPNUT' (transition P-F), LEPIT'.
    • Lat: OLEA = olive, OLEATUS = cooked in olive oil, OLEO = smell, OLEUM = vegetable oil, oil, OLIVA = olive, olive.
    • Ger: ÖL = butter.
    • Eng: OIL = butter.
    • Fre: HUILE = butter (vegetablevegetable).
    • Swe: OLJA = oil, oil.
    • Spa: OLEO = butter, OLEOSO = oily.
    • Por: OLEO = vegetable oil.
    • Sco: EELLE, ILE = butter.
    • Fin: OLJY = butter.
    • Gre: aleiffw (AELIFW, those. AELIFO) = smear.
  • Rus: EL'.
    • Gre: elatii (ELATI, those. ELATI) = spruce.
  • Rus: EROSHIT' hair or grass blownEROSHENNYY. And SHOROKH.
    • Lat: HORREO = sticking up, bristling. Reverse word reading EROSH(itit).
    • Lat: ER, ERIS = hedgehog. Indeed, the hedgehog ruffles his needles, spreads them in all directions.
    • Ger: RAUSCHEN = rustle.
    • Eng: RUSTLE = rustle. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: URCHIN = hedgehog.
    • Fre: HERISSON = hedgehog.
    • Spa: ERIZO = hedgehog.
  • Rus: EST' in the sense of eating, ESH'.
    • Lat: ESITO = eat, ESCA = food, food, feed, eating, bait, ESCO = eat, ESCALIS = eating, ESOR = eater, ESSE (EDO) = there is (foodfood), EDO, EDI, ESUM = eat.
    • Lat: USU, USITATUS = common, USUS = use.
    • Ger: ESSEN = eat. As well as German ZUTAT = seasoning. Here is the transition S-TS, i.e ST ===> TSTT.
    • Eng: EAT = eat.
    • Eng: USE = use, use.
    • Gre: asitiia (ASITIA, those. ASITIA) – malnutrition, hunger. Here a – negative, i.e. there is no --- asiti. And nhstikojj (NHSTIKOS, those. NISTIKOS) = eating nothing hungry fromeating nothing hungry from: NE EST'. Further, estiatorioo (ESTIATORIO, those. ESTIATORIO) = restaurant, fromrestaurant, from: EST'+TORYU, delivering food.
  • Rus: EKHAL, UEKHAL.
    • Ger: EXIL = exile reference.
    • Eng: EXILE = exile.
    • Fre: EXIL = exile.
    • Spa: EXILIO = link.

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  • Rus: ZHABRY.
    • Gre: bragciaa (BRAGCIA, those. BRAGKHIA) = gills. Permutation: gillsgills = ZHBR ===> BRZH = braghia.
  • Rus: ZHALO, ZHALIT', UKOL.
    • Lat: JACULUS = snake, JACULATIO = throwing, throwing out, shooting out, JACULATOR = dart shooter, JACULUM = throw, throwing, harpoon. Transition FTransition F ===> JC. Or it could come from the word UKOL, UKOLOT'.
    • Fre: AIGUILLON = sting.
    • Spa: AGUIJON = sting. Transition ZH-G.
  • Rus: ZHALOST', ZHALKO, ZHALEYU, ZHALET', ZHALEN'E, SOZHALENIE, sorrow [223], [225] V. Dahl. And ZHAL', ZHALIT'SYA, i.e ZHALOVAT'SYA.
    • Lat: EJULO, EJULITO = yell loudly lament, EJULATIO = lament.
    • Lat: SOLATOR = comforter, SOLAMEN = comfort, relief, SOLACIUM = comfort, relief, words of comfort. Transition F,SH-S and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. As well as Latin SOLOR = comfort.
    • Lat: CONSOLATIO = comfort, CONSOLATOR = comforter (i.e SOZHALEYU TORYU - Auth.). From the word SOZHALET' during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and F,SH-S.
    • Lat: LUGEO = mourn, LUGUBRE = sorrowfully, LUGUBRIA = mourning clothes, LUGUBRIS = sad, woeful. Back reading: regretregret = ZHL ===> LZH = lugeo. And supplements BRE, BRIA, BRIS, probably derived from the word BRAT', BERU, i.e ZHALOST' BERU. Or Latin LUGEO derived from Russian nLACHU (cry) during the transition CH-G, that is, nLACHU ===> (pp)LUGEO; cm. LUZHA.
    • Lat: MULCEO = soothe, relieve, iron. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing. Or else MULCEO could occur from the word LASKAT' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Hun: SAJNALNI = feel sorry for anyone, SAJNALAT = a pity. Could have come from the word SOZHALENIE, SOZHALET'.
    • Eng: CONSOLATION = comfort, CONSOLE = soothe, comfort, relieve pain, suffering.
  • Rus: ZHAR, ZHARIT', ZAZHARENNYY.
    • Eng: CHAR = burn, scorch, char, charcoal.
    • Hun: SZARAZ = dry, dried, dried, SZARITANI = dry.
    • Spa: ASAR = fry (in the oven). Transition F,SH-S.
    • Gre: scaraa (SCARA, those. SKHARA) = frying rack. FromFrom: SZHARYU, ZAZHARYU.
  • Rus: ZHAR, GORYU, GORET' in case of illness.
    • Lat: AEGER, GRA = sick, painful, hard, AEGRE = painful, AEGREO = to be sick, AEGROTUS = sick. And AEGRESCO = get sick; probably came from the Slavic ZHARKO, that is, when the disease rises, it becomes ZHARKO.
    • Eng: AEGROTAT = a certificate of illness from an absent student (in English universitiesin English universities).
  • Rus: ZHEVAT', CHAVKAT'. Chew = «I shake my teethI shake my teeth».
    • Lat: JENTO = breakfast. Transition v-n.
    • Eng: CHEW = chew.
    • Fre: GAVER = fatten. And JOUE = cheek fromcheek from: ZHUYU, see also nodules (in insectsin insects).
    • Por: CEVADO = fed.
    • Gre: geumaa (GEUMA, those. GEIMA) = dinner; geumatizww (GEUMATIZW, those. GEIMATIZO or GEVMATIZO) = lunch, geuomaai (GEUOMAI, those. GEIOMAI or GEVOMAI) = try, taste, geustikooj (GEUSTIKOS, those. GEISTIKOS) = delicious. Transition v --- u because of the similarity of writing, and Russian m(te) ===> m = M, that is: chewchew = ZHVT ===> GVM = gevomai. From here also progeumaa (PROGEUMA, t.. PREGEIMA) = breakfast lunch.
  • Rus: ZHELEZO.
    • Eng: JALOUSIE = jalousie. Blinds and gratings in general were often made of iron, and it is only natural that the word ZHELEZO, virtually unchanged, turned into a name ZHALYUZI. The bars on the windows are also usually made of iron..
    • Ger: JALOUSIE = jalousie.
    • Fre: JALOUS = jalousie (on the windowson the windows).
    • Spa: CELOSIA = jalousie.
  • Rus: ZHELTYY, for example, yellow metal - ZOLOTO. Russian words ZOLOTO and ZHELTYY are in the same sense bush. The name of this precious metal is based on its color. - ZHELTYY. In Russia, gold was called precisely this word - ZOLOTO, since, as we noted in the book "Empire", ch.12:4, at XIV-XVI For centuries, the main reserves of gold accumulated in Russia-Horde, where even the roofs of gold were covered with gold (domes of churches and cathedrals). In general, there was a lot of gold in Russia. Apparently, there was much less gold in the provinces of the "Mongolian" Empire, and all its main reserves were fully owned by the Horde imperial governors.. If necessary, they gave out gold for local financial needs, however, gold was allocated and supplied from the metropolis, from Russia-Horde, from the main treasury. According to our reconstruction, Russia-Horde at that time was also called Rome.. This is probably why in the provinces of the Empire, including in Western Europe, gold began to be called AURUM, that is, a word RIM or the phrase "In RIME" (during the transition V-U), so to say "roman metal". So the name AURUM for gold originated as the "external name" of gold. So gold was called VNE metropolis, in the provinces of the Empire. And in Russia itself, the Horde did not call gold. Here in the course was a completely different name, namely, the local, its own, the original word ZOLOTO = ZHELTYY. Note also that from the name RUS', the Latin name apparently also occurred AUREUS, AURARIUS = golden, gold-bearing, golden denarius (chervonetschervonets), AURESCO = acquire golden color. By the way, another Latin word SOLIDUS = gold coin; this is most likely just a slightly distorted Russian word ZOLOTO, i.e ZHELTYY (during the transition T-D). By the way, the Latin word DENARIUS = denarius; could occur from a combination DAN' or DAN' RUSI, since, as we noted in the book "Empire", ch.12:4, For a long time, Western Europe paid Russia-Horde and Osmania=Atamania tribute. Hence the name "tribute to rusam" = denarius or just "tribute". Next, the words ZHELTYY and ZHELCH' are in the same sense bush.
    • Lat: GALBUS = yellow green. Transition ZH-G and T or D - B because Latin d and b differ only in orientation. As well as Latin FEL, FELLIS = bile.
    • Lat: LITEUM = golden yellow color, LITUM = yellow color, yellow paint, yellowness. Transition: Russian train ===> m=M Latin due to the similarity of writing, and rearrangementM Latin due to the similarity of writing, and rearrangement: ZHLT ===> LTZH. And LUTEUS = yellowish, golden yellow. Transition F,SH-S and permutation: yellowyellow = ZHLT ===> LTZH = luteuus.
    • Lat: SOLIDUS = gold coin, AURUM = gold, AUREUS = gold. See comment about AURUM at the beginning of this section.
    • Ger: GOLD = gold, GOLDEN = gold, GELD = money. Transition T-D and ZH-G. And SOLD = military allowance; here is the transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Ger: GELB = yellow. Transition d-b.
    • Eng: GOLD = gold. Here we see an example of how color, in this case ZHELTYY, gave the name to the metal. German GELD = money, almost identical to Russian ZHELTYY. As well as english SALLOW = yellowish, could occur from Russian ZHELTYY during the transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Eng: YELLOW = yellow. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> w Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Fre: JAUNE = yellow.
    • Ita: GIALLO = yellow, FIELE = bile.
  • Rus: ZHELCH'. From the word ZHELTYY. Color Association.
    • Lat: FELLIS, FEL = bile, FELLEUS = bile soaked with bile. Transition ZH-F.
    • Lat: SIL = yellow ocher, SILACEUS = yellow like ocher. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Ger: GALLE = bile, poison, GALLIG = gall.
    • Eng: GALL = bile.
    • Fre: FIEL = bile.
    • Spa: HIEL = bile.
    • Gre: collh (COLH, those. KHOLI) = bile.
  • Rus: ZHELUD', ZHELXD'.
    • Lat: GLANDIS, GLANS = acorn. Transition ZH-G.
    • Fre: GLAND = acorn.
  • Rus: ZHENA, ZHE'NIN, that is female, ZHENIT'. In the word ZHENA, naturally, it also made sense ROD, ROZHDAT'. Hence the Greek GEO = land (she gives birth to lifeshe gives birth to life).
    • Lat: FEMINA = female female, FEMINEUS = female, FEMININUS = female. TransitionTransition: G-F, either Russian "" ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing, or Russian F switched into a combination FM.
    • Lat: GENUS, GENU = descent, GENS, GENTIS = tribal community, GENESIS = birth, GENERO = spawn, GENER, GENERI = bridegroom, GIGNO, GENUI, GENITUM = give birth. As well as Latin INGUEN = genitals; could occur from NA+ZHENA.
    • Eng: GENUS = genus.
    • Eng: FEMININE = feminine, feminine.
    • Gre: gennaa (GENNA, those. GENNA) = childbirth; gennww (GENNW, those. GENNO) = give birth; gin ( omaai ) (GINOMAI, those. GINOMAI) = to be born, ripen, ripen. Transition ZH-G.
    • Gre: goneaaj (GONEAS, those. GONEAS) = parents father, gonikooj (GONIKOS, those. GONIKOS) = parental, gonimooj (GONIMOS, those. GONIMOS) = fertile.
    • Gre: gamojj (GAMOS, those. GAMOS) = marriage, marriage, eggamooj (EGGAMOS, those. EGGAMOS) = married, eggonhh (EGGONH, those. EGGONI) = granddaughter, eggonii (EGGONI, those. EGGONI) = grandson. And, agamozz (AGAMOZ, those. AGAMOZ) = unmarried, single, fromunmarried, single, from: NE+ZHENA, since here denotes negation. Transition N-M.
    • Gre: gin ( ooj ) (GINOS, those. GINOS) = terrestrial, ghh (GH, those. GI) = earth globe, geew (GEW, those. GEO) (as the beginning of many words) = land. The earth gives birth to food, gives birth to life, so people could well perceive the earth as ROD, ZHENA = GINOS. From here arose a big bush of words beginning with GEO. for example, gewgrafiia (GEOGRAFIA, those. GEOGRAFIA) - came from «land+scratching», that is, I draw maps of the earth's surface (see the word GRAFIYA); gewlogiia (GEOLOGIA, those. GEOLOGIA) – came from «land+lay down», that is, I will bring order in the knowledge of the land; gewmetriaa (GEWMETRIA, those. GEOMETRIA) – came from «land+measure», that is, I measure the land, its parts; gewrgojj (GEWRGOS, those. GEORGOS) = the farmer came from «land+arm», that is, I cultivate the land. And so on.
  • Rus: ZHENA+LEZHU.
    • Lat: GENIALIS = marriage bed, matrimonial.
  • Rus: ZHENA+RODILA, ZHENA+ROZHU', ZHENA+ROD.
    • Lat: GENEROSUS = thoroughbred, GENERALIS = clan, GENERASCO = originate, GENERATUM = by birth, GENERATIO = birth, occurrence, generation, GENERO = to produce, GENETRIX = mother, mother, GENIALIS = fertile (here is the transition R-L), GENITOR = parent ancestor, GENITURA = birth, INGENERATUS = congenital, GENERIS = forefather.
    • Ger: GENERATION = generation.
    • Spa: GENERACION = generation.
    • Eng: GENERATE = spawn.
    • Fre: GENERATION = generation.
  • Rus: ZHENA+TELO. From hereFrom here: GENITALII.
    • Lat: GENITALE = genital organ, GENITALIS = birthborn, childbearing, sexual, GENTILIS = belonging to the same genus, tribal, compatriot.
    • Eng: GENITAL = childbearing, genital, genitals.
    • Fre: GENITALIA = genitals.
    • Ita: GENITALI = genitals.
  • Rus: ZHENA+ULOZHU, ZHENA+L'ZYA, that is, the description of the genus". See also the comment about the word. L'ZYA, from which the Latin originated LEX, LEGIS and so on. Or see the expression ZHENA+SLOZHU, that is, I will gather together information about my family, I will compile a genealogy. From hereFrom here: GENEALOGIYA.
    • Lat: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: GENEALOGIA = pedigree.
    • Ger: GENEALOGIE = genealogy.
    • Eng: GENEALOGY = genealogy, lineage, lineage.
  • Rus: ZHENAT, ZHENIT', ZHENATYE.
    • Lat: GENITUS = birth, reproduction, GENTIS = tribal community, clan.
    • Eng: GENITIVE = genitive.
  • Rus: ZHERD'.
    • Ger: GERDE = whip. Maybe the word is also reflected here. ORDA or, as it was written in the West, HORDA or HORDE. The Army Horde maintained order, sometimes with tough measures, so to speak, with a "whip".
    • Eng: GIRDER = beam.
  • Rus: ZHIM, ZHMU, NAZHMU, SOZHMU, POZHMU (a hand). For example, wrestling, squeezing, running competitions, etc.. Runners are sometimes cheered: squeeze! ClickClick!
    • Lat: GYMNAS = wrestling, GYMNASIUM = school of exercise, GYMNICUS = gymnastic, GYMNASTICA = gymnastics.
    • Eng: GYMNAST = gymnast, GYMNASTIC = gymnastic.
    • Fre: GYMNASTIQUE = gymnastics.
    • Spa: GIMNASIA = gymnastics.
    • Gre: gumnazww (GUMNAZW, those. GIMNAZO) = to train, gumnasioo (GUMNASIO, those. GIMNASIO) = gymnasium, exercises, gumnasmaa (GUMNASMA, those. GIMNASMA) = training, exercise, gumnasthhj (GUMNASTHS, t.. GIMNASTIS) = gymnast, gumnastikhh (GUMNASTIKH, those. GIMNASTIKI) = physical Culture. Transition ZH-G.
    • Gre: gomma (GOMA, those. GOMA) = elastic, gomarii (GOMARI , those. GOMARI) = heaviness. Transition ZH-G. And cumooj (CUMOS, those. KHIMOS) = the juice. Indeed, the juice is squeezed.
    • Gre: gematojj (GEMATOS, those. GEMATOS) = full, filled, charged (about the gun), gemizzw (GEMIZW, those. GEMIZO) = fill, stuff, charge (gun), gemistooj (GEMISTOS, those. GEMISTOS) = stuffed, stuffed. All these actions require NAZHIMA.
    • Gre: pugmhh (PUGMH, those. PIGMI) = fist, power, power. FromFrom: POZHMU, pressurepressure (P-M).
  • Rus: ZHIT'. And ZHIZN'.
    • Lat: AGITO = live. And DEGO = live, live, turned the reverse reading of the word ZHIT' (transition T-D). Further, VIVUS = living, living; It turned out the reverse reading of the word ZHIV at transition,SH-S.
    • Fre: GITE = dwelling.
    • Gre: ugienojj (UGIENOS, those. IGIENOS) = healthy, hygienic. FromFrom: ZHIZN', when rearranging ZHZN ===> GNS.
  • Rus: ZHIZHA.
    • Lat: AGOGAE = waste channels.
    • Ger: JAUCHE = dung manure.
  • Rus: ZHRAT', ZHOR, ZHRU. When reading back the word appeared TRESKAT'. Recall that TRESKAT' - old Russian expression meaning - eat greedily, eat [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ESOR = eater eater. Transition Zh or Sh - S. As well as Latin ESURIO = want to eat, ESURIES = appetite.
    • Lat: OREXIS = appetite (grech.). Reverse word reading ZHOR, ZHRU.
    • Lat: ESTRIX = glutton.
    • Ger: GIER = greed, ZEHREN = devour. Transition FTransition F ===> ZH.
    • Eng: GORGE = eat, GREEDY = greedy, SHARK = eat shark. And FORAGE = cattle feed; could occur from the word ZHRAT' at the reverse reading and transition T-F.
    • Eng: EAGER = eager (about a humanabout a human).
    • Eng: FORAGE = cereal fodder. From Russian ZHRAT' at the reverse reading and transition T-F a double reading of Fita: eateat = ZHRT ===> TRZH ===> FRZH = fodder.
    • Ger: FRESSEN = eat, eat (about animalsabout animals), FRASS = cattle feed, FRESSEN = glutton. Here is the transition T-F.
    • Fre: GORGE'E = a sipa sip; FOURCHETTE (a la fourchettee) – FURSHET = small meal when eating and drinking STOYA. From Russian ZHOR+STOYA, during the transition ZH-F and S-SH, i.e ZHOR STOYA = ZHR-ST ===> FR-SHT = FURSHET.
    • Por: GORDO = fat, SORVO = a sip.
    • Gre: cortainnw (CORTAINW, those. KHORTAINO) = eat up, cortatojj (CORTATOS, those. KHORTATOS) = well fed. Many words came from here, in particular, food for people and livestock: cortoo (CORTO, those. KHORTO) = vegetables, greens, grass; c cortarikka (CORTARIKA, those. KHORTARIKA) = vegetables, greens; cortarii (CORTARI, those. KHORTARI) = grass; cortonomhh (CORTONOMH, those. KHORTONOMI) = fodder, livestock feed; giortth (GIORTH, those. GIORTI) = celebration; giortazzw (GIORTAZW, those. GIORTAZO) = celebrate.
    • Gre: trwgww (TRWGW, those. TROGO) = eat; trefww (TREFO, those. TREFO) = feed; trofhh (TROFH, those. TROFI) = food, food; qrefww (QREFW, those. TREFO) = feed; trofimaa (TROFIMA, those. TROFIMA) = product. FromFrom: ZHRAT', upon readback. From here there was a big bush of words.. for example, anorexiaa (ANOREXIA, those. ANOREKSIYA) = loss of appetite. FromFrom: NE ZHRU upon readback ZHRU ===> RZH, transition ZH-KSI. Further diatrefww (DIATREFW, those. DIATREFO) = feed fromfeed from: DEYU+ZHRAT' upon readback: eateat = ZHRT ===> TRZH = trefo.
  • Rus: ZHUZHZHAT', ZHUZHZHA. Or SHURSHAT', SHURSHU, SHUSHUKAT'SYA, SHU-SHU.
    • Lat: SUSURRO = to buzz, SUSURRUS = buzzing, whispering, SUSURRIUM = whispering. Transition F,SH-S and Latin confusion t-r due to the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: MUSSO = hum, mutter, whisper, whisper. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing or SH-M (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: SUSURRATION = whisper.
    • Fre: CHUCHOTEMENT = whisper.
    • Ita: SUSSURRO = whisper.
    • Spa: CUCHICHEO, SUSURRO = whisper.
  • Rus: ZHURIT', ZHURYU, that is, to condemn, criticize, judge, punish, teach. In addition, there is an old Russian word CHUR. According to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.1379-1380: CHUR\ = an old word meaning edge, boundary, boundary, inter (By the way, it is appropriate to recall the name of the Moscow Chura River, see. "New Chronology of Russia", ch.6:2.16), and now - the edge, limit, measure. Expresses a condition, persuasion, prohibition, requirement, deciding anything by rule, law, measure, limit. Hence, probably, the Russian word CHERESCHUR, i.e CHEREZ CHUR, across the border, across the border, cross the border, too much, "too". FurtherFurther: CHURAT' = shout, stating what you want. CHURAT'SYA = to keep one's head off (it is a very ancient expression). From here, most likely, there was a Latin JURO = swear, etc.. In addition, the old Russian word CHUR also associated with ancestral cult: ancestor = ancestor that is saying CHUR, as if they were calling for help from their ancestors, so that they would judge in justice and protect. Hence, probably, by'the word is higher YURIST, YURIDICHESKIY, then ZHYURI and so on. Besides, YURIY - one of the form of the name George, Gyurgy, Rurik. So called Yuri = George Danilovich Moskovsky. He, according to our reconstruction, - Chingiz-Khan, see the book "New Chronology of Russia". Probably han YURIY for the first time established a new judicial system in the Great = "Mongolian "Empire. Maybe that is why legal proceedings throughout the vast Empire began to be associated with the name of Yuri, they began to call the imperial court simply “Yuryevsky”, the court of Khan Yuri. Further, it is possible that the name itself YURIY closely related to the word CHUR, see above. So, we turn first to the "most ancient" Latin language..
    • Lat: JURO = swear an oath, JURIS, JUS = law, justice, a set of laws, the system of rules of human society, legislation, JURIS-PRUDENTIA = jurisprudence, JURIS-PETITUS (i.e ZHURIT'+PODAT', or YURIYU PODAT' petition - Auto.) = lawyer, lawyer, JURISDICTIO (i.e ZHURIT'+RECHET or YURIY RECHET - Auth.) = legal proceedings, civil proceedings, authority, competence, JURIDICUS (i.e ZHURIT'+RECH' or YURIY+RECH' - Auth.) = judge, imperial legate, judicial, JURIS-CONSULTUS = lawyer, JURIDICAE = justice, JURISONUS = verdict. And so on and so forth. We see that from the word ZHURIT', or on behalf of YURIY, or from the old Russian word CHUR there was a huge bush of Latin words. The fact that in the Middle Ages the law code was named after the tsar-khan, at which the vault was created, is quite natural.. Laws organized the life of society and gave it a social core.. For example, the Bible calls the second law the laws MOISEYA (The Second Law, or Deuteronomy). According to our reconstruction, this Second Law appeared in XV-XVI centuries. But the primary legislation of the "Mongolian" Empire XIV century that is PERVYY ZAKON, - If we apply here the biblical terminology, - apparently, in Western Europe they were called "Laws YURIYA-GEORGIYA", that is, the Laws of St. George, see the book "The Empire". In secular history, probably the same laws. XIV-XV centuries (or maybe the Second Law of Moses XV-XVI centuries) known to us today under the name of Code of Justinian. That is, the Code of Just, True (the rulerthe ruler).
    • Ger: JURIST = lawyer.
    • Eng: JURIDICAL = legal, legal, legal, judicial, JURISCONSULT = lawyer (special specializing in civil and international lawspecial specializing in civil and international law), JURISDICTION = administration of justice, JURISPRUDENCE = Law, Law, Jurisprudence, Jurisprudence, JURIST = lawyer, jurist, lawyer. And so on.
    • Fre: JURISTE = lawyer.
    • Ita: GIURISTA = lawyer.
    • Spa: JURAR = swear, JURADO = jury, JURAMENTO = oath, JURIDICO = legal. Etc.

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  • Rus: ZABELIT'.
    • Lat: EX-ALBO = to whiten, EX-ALBESCO = turn white.
  • Rus: ZABOR, ZAB'YU (fence pinsfence pins), ZABIT', SYPAT' shaft, onSYPAT' fence.
    • Lat: SAEPES = fence, fence, hedge, obstruction, SAEPIO = enclose a fence, SAEPTA = forum fence, dam, SAEPTIO = fence or partition, SAEPTUM = fence, fence, hedge. Transition B-P. See also the word SYPAT', onSYPAT' shaft.
    • Eng: SAFE = protected from danger, safe. Could have come from the word SYPAT' during the transition P-F.
    • Tur: BARAJ = fence.
  • Rus: ZABRODIL, food deteriorated, became rotten.
    • Lat: SAPROTES = rot. Transition B-P and D-T.
    • Eng: SAPROBE = decomposing organism.
  • Rus: ZAVAL, ZAVALIT'. That is to fill up with a lot of something..
    • Ger: ZUVIEL = too much. Transition Z-TS and V-F.
  • Rus: ZAVERIT', ZAVERYAYU.
    • Lat: AS-SEVERO = to assert seriously, ASSEVERATIO = assurance, earnestness, insistence, ASSEVERATE = in all seriousness.
    • Eng: ASSEVERATE = solemnly declare, declare.
    • Eng: ASSERT = declare, declare, declare, declare.
  • Rus: ZAVIDUYU, ZAVIDNO.
    • Lat: AVIDUS = greedy. Lost the letter 3.
    • Lat: INVIDEO, VIDI, VISUM = to envy, INVIDIOSUS = enviable, INVIDENS, INVIDIOSUS, INVIDUS = envious, INVIDIA = envy. Transition Z-N, since latin Z and N differ only in orientation (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
    • Eng: ENVY = envy, ENVIOUS = envious.
  • Rus: ZAVINTIT'.
    • Ger: ZUWENDEN = turn. Transition Z-TS and T-D.
  • Rus: behindVOLOK, behindVOLAKIVAT' (for example, the sky OBLAKAMI).
    • Ger: WOLKE = cloud, WÖLKEN = cloud.
  • Rus: ZAGLOTNUT'.
    • Lat: SUG-GLUTIO = hiccup.
  • Rus: ZAGRESTI.
    • Ger: ZUGREISSEN = grab.
  • Rus: ZAD.
    • Spa: ZAGA = behind. Transition: Russian g ("de "handwritten) ===> g Latin. Write the same.
  • Rus: ZADAT' question. Hence the word ZADACHA, perplex, ZADAYU.
    • Tur: SADET = question.
  • Rus: ZADIRA, to bully.
    • Lat: SATURA = satire.
    • Eng: SATIRE = satire.
    • Fre: SATIRE = satire.
    • Spa: SATIRA = satire.
    • Gre: satirra (SATIRA, those. SATIRA) = satire.
  • Rus: ZADREMAT', behind+dormant.
    • Lat: CON-DORMIO = fall asleep, CON-DORMISCO = fall asleep. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ZAZHIGAT', ZAZHZHENNYY.
    • Lat: SUCCENDO = spark off, SUCCENSIO = kindling. Transition FTransition F ===> SS latin.
  • Rus: ZAZNOBA, ZAZNOY, ZAZNOYA, love whom i love [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: AZIZ = dear sweet.
  • Rus: ZAILIT', that is, to bring silt, ZAILENNYY.
    • Eng: SILT = litter (siltsilt), SILTED = silted, SILTING = siltation.
    • Fre: SALIR = litter.
  • Rus: ZAKLEIVAT'.
    • Ger: ZUKLEBEN = glue up. Transition Z-TS and V-B.
  • Rus: ZAKLYUCHAT', ZAKLYUCHIL, ZAKLYUCHU. See also the word KLAD, KLYUCH.
    • Lat: OCCLUDO = lock up, OCCLUSUS = locked up. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: CON-CLUDO, CONCLUDO, CLUSI, CLUSUM = lock up, CONCLUSIO = closing, locking. Transition: Russian W, C ===> With latin.
    • Ger: SCHLOSS = behind'mock, zamo'to, SCHLÜSSEL = key, SCHLUSS = conclusion, end, SCHLIESSEN = lock up, SCHLIESSER = jailer. Here is a combination SCHL transmits Slavic ZAKL(yuchat). Hence, probably, English CLOSE = close, CLOISTER = monastery.
    • Eng: CONCLUSION = inference, inference, deductive inference.
  • Rus: ZAKON, UZAKONIT', ZAKONNOST'. Hence the word actually comes from SANKTSIYA, to authorize. The words ZAKON and KANON – in one bush because Z-S and K passed into each other. May be, KANON – from the word KHAN, KHANSKIY.
    • Lat: SANCIO = legitimize, SANCTE = holy unbreakable piously, SANCTIO = unbreakable law, law indicating punishment for its violation, SANCTITAS = inviolability, holiness, integrity, SANCTUS = indestructible, sanctified, holy, virtuous, SANCTITAS = piety, SANCTESCO = sanctify, SANCTI-FICO = sanctify. Transition Z-S and permutation: lawlaw = ZKN ===> ZNK = sanctio.
    • Lat: CANON = rule norm, CANONICA = fundamental rules. FromFrom: ZAKON, during the transition Z-S-K and K-N.
    • Eng: SANCTUARY = sanctuary (temple, church), holy of holies (the holiest place inside the temple or churchthe holiest place inside the temple or church).
    • Eng: CANON = rule of law.
    • Fre: CANON = canon.
    • Ita: CANONE = canon rule.
    • Spa: CANON = canon.
    • Gre: kanonajj (KANONAS, those. KANONAS) = law rule, kanonizww (KANONIZW, those. KANONIZO) = regulate.
  • Rus: ZAKRUCHIVAYU, ZAKRUCHU, spin, SKRUCHU, torment, twist. And ZAKRICHU from pain. Or see the word KRUCHINA = sadness, longing, sadness, KRUSHIT' = crunch, wear out [223], t.2, stst.522-523.
    • Lat: EXCRUCIO = torture. From the word SKRUCHU, ZAKRUCHU.
    • Eng: EXCRUCIATE = torture, torture, torment.
    • Ger: SCHRILL = sharp, shrill, SCHRILLEN = sound sharp. Transition Z-S, TOTO ===> CH. Or is this German word derived from the word ZAKRICHAL.
    • Ger: SCHRAUBEN = screw, SCHRAUBE = screw screw. Transition toTransition to ===> CH, V-B.
  • Rus: ZAKUSIT'. That is, eat something preliminary, before the main meal, ZAKUSKA.
    • Ger: ZUKOST = seasoning garnish.
    • Fre: ZAKOUSKI = snacksnack (!).
  • Rus: ZALAPAYU, of+paw, that is, to paw.
    • Lat: EX-ALAPO = slap.
  • Rus: ZALIT' concrete, cement mortar, that is, to make something very durable. In the Middle Ages, including for monumental construction, geopolymer concrete was widely used, as we described in detail in the book The Kingdom Blossom, ch..7:4.6-8. Consequently, medieval people knew well that a liquid solution of concrete, cement, after hardening, turns into a solid stone.. Hence the word SOLIDARNOST', that is, unity, strong ties. And also see the word SLIT'SYA (togethertogether).
    • Lat: SOLIDE = tightly, without voids or holes, thoroughly, SOLIDO = seal, bond, splice, SOLIDIUM = solid matter something solid (! - AuthAuth.), SOLIDESCO = harden, SOLIDATIO = consolidation, SOLIDITAS = density, hardness, strength, SOLIDUS = tight, strong, firm. Transition Z-S and T-D. See also the word LED or ZALEDENET'.
    • Eng: SOLID = solid, solid, solid, solid, without gaps, continuous, strong, strong, dense, solid, SOLIDARITY = solidarity.
    • Ger: SOLIDARITÄT = solidarity.
    • Fre: SOLIDE = durable, tight, SOLIDARITE = solidarity.
    • Spa: SOLIDO = durable, tight, SOLIDARIDAD = solidarity.
  • Rus: ZALP. See also the word VZLET (from here SALYUT), and ZAPOLYKHAT', SPOLOKH.
    • Ger: SALVE = volley. Transition P-B-V.
    • Eng: SALVO = volley.
  • Rus: ZAMELO snow, METEL' snowdrifts. And also see the word KOM, KOMOK of snow.
    • Lat: CUMULATA = snowdrift. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin. If comes from the word S+METEL', then we see the permutation SMTL ===> SMLT.
    • Eng: CUMULATE = cumulative.
  • Rus: ZAME'STO, VMESTO, VZAMEN [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Fin: ASAMESTA = in return.
  • Rus: ZAME'TEN. That is, it stands out for its abilities.
    • Ger: ZUMUTEN = consider anyone capable of anything. Transition Z-TS.
  • Rus: ZANAVESIT', "is busy+hang".
    • Lat: CONVESTIO = dress. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ZANOZA, ZANOZIT'.
    • Lat: SENTUS = prickly, thorny, SENTIS = blackthorn, SENTOSUS = thorny. As well as Latin ASSULA = a thorn; could occur from the word ZANOZIL during the transition n-u and permutation: got sickgot sick = ZNZL ===> ZZNL = assulla.
    • Lat: SPINOSUS = barbed, SPINA = thorn. And also see the word SHIP, during the transition SH-S.
    • Eng: SPINOUS = spike.
  • Rus: ZAPARIT'SYA, sweat.
    • Lat: CAPRA = the acrid smell of sweat. Russian Z-S switched from latinswitched from latin C.
  • Rus: ZAPAKH.
    • Lat: SAPIO = taste or smell, SAPIDUS = delicious, tasty. Transition KH-D, since latin q-d differ only in orientation. And SAPOR = smell, incense, taste; could occur from the word ZAPAKH on going x-r due to the proximity of writing.
    • Eng: SAPID = yummy, SAPOR = taste.
    • Gre: sapizzw (SAPIZW, those. SAPIZO) = rot, sapiojj (SAPIOS, those. SAPIOS) = rotten.
  • Rus: ZAPINAT'SYA, stumble.
    • Ita: ZOPPO = lame.
  • Rus: ZAPLAKAT', ZAPLA'CHU.
    • Lat: SUPPLICIUM = humble prayer, SUPPLICO = beg, SUPPLEX = pleading.
    • Eng: SUPPLICATE = beg, plead, beg.
    • Fre: SUPPLIER = to pray.
    • Spa: SUPLICAR = to pray.
  • Rus: ZAPLESNUT'.
    • Ger: ZUFLIESSEN = to flow. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: ZAPOLNYU, ZAPOLNIT'.
    • Lat: SUPPLEO = add, COMPLEO = make up. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: EXPLANO = explain, EXPLANATIO = explanation. I.e ZAPOLNIT' interpret a gap.
    • Eng: SUPPLEMENT = addition, add.
    • Eng: EXPLANATION = explanation, explanation, explanation - the process during which explanations, interpretation, interpretation are given.
    • Fre: SUPPLEMENT = addition.
  • Rus: ZAPOLYKHAT', "ZAPOLYKHNU".
    • Lat: EXPLOSIO = flash. Transition X,SH-S.
    • Eng: EXPLOSION = explosion, explosive.
    • Fre: EXPLOSION = explosion.
    • Spa: EXPLOSION = explosion.
  • Rus: ZAPOR, ZA'PER, ZAPERET'. See also the word VOROTA, which can be both open and locked.
    • Lat: COOPERIO = close. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: AD-OPERIO, ADOPERIO, OPERTUM = lock, ADOPERTA = secret (that is, something "locked", closed - Autothat is, something "locked", closed - Auto.).
    • Ger: SPERRE = barrage, SPERREN = lock.
    • Eng: COOPER = fasten hoops, cooper, bochar.
  • Rus: ZAPRYGNUT', SPRYGNUT'.
    • Ger: ZUSPRINGEN = jump to someone. Transition Z-TS.
    • Eng: SPRING = bounce. From Russian SPRYGNUT'.
  • Rus: ZAPRYACHU, SPRYACHU. Hence the word SYURPRIZ. That is, I hide, and therefore suddenly pull out, show.
    • Eng: SURPRISE = surprise, surprise, surprise.
    • Fre: SURPRISE = surprise.
    • Ita: SORPRESA = surprise gift.
    • Spa: SORPRESA = surprise.
  • Rus: ZAPUTANO, entangled, ZA+PUTANYY. From the word PUTANYY, PU'TANO the word happened BINT, see below.
    • Ger: ZUBINDEN = tie. Transition Z-TS, then P-B and T-D.
  • Rus: ZARAZA.
    • Fin: SAIRAUS = disease.
  • Rus: ZAREZAT', ZAREZHU, SREZHU, SREZAT'.
    • Lat: SARISA = (grech.) sarissa, long macedonian spear.
    • Lat: SACRIFICO = sacrifice, SACRIFICIUM, SACRUM = sacrifice. Transition T-F(phi), Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: slaughterslaughter = ZRZT ===> ZZRTZ = sacrificio. Or else SACRIFICO came from SEKRET+UVECH'E, SKRYTO+UVECH'E, i.e. a sacred, secret act of injury.
    • Eng: SACRIFICE = sacrifice. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Eng: ACEROSE = needle. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin. Or it came from AKI ROZA, i.e KAK ROZA, prickly. Word ROZA and REZAT', REZHU - in one sense bush.
    • Eng: SURGERY = surgery (medicmedic.).
    • Gre: koureajj (KOUREAS, those. KOIREAS) = the hairdresser. FromFrom: SREZHU hair, on going S-K.
  • Rus: ZARDET'SYA, that is, light up, become red. For example, blush with shame paint, blush.
    • Lat: EX-ARDESCO, EXARDESCO = light up, EX-ARDEO = blaze. Transition: Russian W ===> X Latin.
    • Lat: PUDICITIA = bashfulness. Transition: Russian ===> p latin and permutation: to be happyto be happy = RDTS ===> RDST = pudicitia. Or else PUDICITIA derived from Russian STYD, STYDIT'SYA, "POSTYDILSYA would ", when rearranging: shameshame... = PSTD ===> PDST = pudicitia.
  • Rus: ZARNITSA, i.e. flash.
    • Gre: keraunooj (KERAUNOS, those. KERAINOS) = lightning. Transition Z-S-K.
  • Rus: ZAROS, ZARASTI, SROSSYA, ROST.
    • Lat: CRASSUS = thick, thick, tight, CRASSO = thicken, CRASSITUDO = thickness, density, density. Transition: Russian Z or S ===> C Latin. And CRESCO = grow up, CRESCO, EXCRESCO, SURRECTUM = increase.
    • Eng: CRESCENT = growing (often about the moonoften about the moon).
  • Rus: ZARYT', RAZRYT', RYT'.
    • Lat: SARITIO = loosening or weeding, SARITOR = loosening the soil, SARITORIUS = weeding.
  • Rus: ZARYAD, ZARYADIT', ZARYADNYY.
    • Lat: SERTUM, SERUI, INSERO = charge. And INSERTICULUM = charge; could occur from ZARYAD+SILA, during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, or could occur from ZARYAD+KOLOT', during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: INSERT = insert.
  • Rus: ZASTOY, ZASTOYNYY, ZASTAIVAT'SYA.
    • Ger: STAUEN (sich) = stagnate.
    • Eng: STASIS, STAGNATION = stagnation.
    • Fre: STAGNATION = stagnation.
  • Rus: ZASYPAT', SSYPAT'.
    • Fre: SA'SSOUPIR = fall asleep.
  • Rus: ZA TELO or ZA TELOM, that is, “guarding the body,” “watching the body,” “going after the body,” that is, bodyguard, retinue, accompanying persons.
    • Lat: SATELLES = bodyguard, security, retinue, SATELLITIUM = bodyguards, security, escort, protection.
    • Eng: SATELLITE = attendant, attendant, retinue, minion, follower, supporter.
  • Rus: ZATOPIT' water anything.
    • Eng: STEEP = immerse.
  • Rus: ZAKHLOPNUT'.
    • Ger: ZUKLAPPEN = slam shut. Transition Z-TS and KH-K.
  • Rus: ZAKHOD, for example the sun, SKHOD.
    • Eng: SHUT = (poetic.) the end of the day twilight. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: ZVAT', ZVAL, ZVANYY, ZOV, NAZYVAT', NAZVAT', NAZOVU. And also see the word VESHCHAYU, VESHCHAT'.
    • Lat: EXCIEO, CIVI, CITUM = call. Transition: Russian W, C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: VOCO = call for, VOCITO = call out shout, VOCATUS = call, VOCATOR = calling, VOCATIO = call (to courtto court), VOCALIS = vowel sound, E-VOCO, EVOCO, AVOCO = call, recall, VOCULA = weak voice. Reverse word reading ZOV and transition: Russian Z or S ===> C Latin. Hence the Latin VOX, VOCIS = voice, lowing, croaking, sound, bass (vocis). And VOCABULUM = title; came probably from ZOV BYL. for example, VOCIS IMAGO = echo; could occur from ZOV+MAZHU, i.e. "image (picture) call" = echo.
    • Lat: INVITO = invite, INVITATIO = invitation, INVITATOR = invited. Transition Z-N, since latin Z and N differ only in orientation.
    • Ger: ZUWINKEN = summon anyone.
    • Eng: VOICE = vote. Reverse word reading ZOV.
    • Eng: INVITE = invite. Latin Z and N differ only in orientation on the line, are obtained from each other by turning, therefore ZVAT' = ZVT could go into NVT = INVITE.
  • Rus: ZVEZDA.
    • Lat: SIDUS = star, heavenly body. Transition V-U and permutation ZVZD ===> ZDVZ.
  • Rus: ZVERINYY.
    • Lat: FERINUS = animal. Transition V-F and permutation ZVRN ===> VRNZ.
    • Eng: FERINE = wild, cruel, merciless, untamed, neomashenny, rough, uncivilized.
  • Rus: ZVON, ZVONIT', for example bell.
    • Lat: SONUS = ringing, sound, noise (transition V-U - AuthAuth.), SONITUS = ringing, sound, noise, crashing, SONIVIUS = making a sound, SONOR = ringing sound, SONO, SONUI, SONITUM = ring, sound, rattle, sing, SONAX = sonorous, loud, loud. And SONUS = hang up; could happen as a word ZVON, so from the word SON, insofar as OTBOY means "waste to SNU".
    • Eng: SOUND = sound. Transition T-D and V-U, since latin V often written as U and vice versa.
    • Eng: SENNET = trumpet signal announcing artists' entry to the stage (in the plays of the Elizabethan periodin the plays of the Elizabethan period).
    • Gre: koudounni (KOUDOUNI, those. KOIDOINI) = call bell. FromFrom: ZVONIT', with confusion greek u --- v as well Z-S-K, i.e: to callto call = ZVNT ===> KVTN = koidoini.
  • Rus: ZELEN', ZELENYY, POZELENET', POROSL'.
    • Lat: OLUS = greens, vegetables. Transition n-u (turned the letter) and permutation ZLN ===> LNZ.
    • Ger: GRÜN = green. Transition Z-S-G, since Russian C is written like Latin G. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: GREEN = green. GreenGreen = SLN ===> GRN = green. Or from the word GRUNT, the land where the grass is green.
    • Gre: cloerojj (CLOEROS, those. KHLOEROS) = green; clooh (CLOH, those. KHLOI) = greenery, vegetation. Confused Z (that is, W) crossed out with greekcrossed out with greek c.
    • Gre: prasinizww (PRASINIZW, those. PRASINIZO) = turn green. FromFrom: POZELENEYU, during the transition L-R, i.ei.e: PZLN ===> PRSNZ. And prasinojj (PRASINOS, those. PRASINOS) = green fromgreen from: POROSL'.
  • Rus: ZELO, that is, very, strong, strong (Church SlavonicChurch Slavonic.).
    • Lat: ZELO = love ardently.
  • Rus: ZELO+BRAT'YA, that is, a lot of people have gathered. Or else OKOLO+BRAT', that is to gather a lot of people around you. And also see the word SOBRAT', SOBRAT'SYA. Or SOLNTSE BRAT', rejoice.
    • Lat: CELEBRATIO = numerous meeting, mass celebration, CELEBRATUS = massive, crowded, CELEBRITAS = mass arrival, CELEBRO = come in set, celebrate.
    • Eng: CELEBRATE = celebrate, CELEBRATION = celebration, celebration, church service. Or it could occur from the expression SOLNTSE BRAT', during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Fre: CELEBRER = celebrate.
    • Spa: CELEBRAR = celebrate.
  • Rus: ZEMLYA, «earth», for example in black wordsZEM, ZEMNOY.
    • Gre: cwmma (CWMA, those. KHOMA) = soil. Transition KH-K-S-Z, and Z crossed out confused with the Greekcrossed out confused with the Greek c.
  • Rus: ZENKI, that is, eyes as well ZENITSA an eye.
    • Ger: SEHEN = see.
    • Eng: SEE, SEEN = see.
  • Rus: ZERNO, KOREN'.
    • Eng: CORN = wheat. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin. Or from the word KOREN'.
  • Rus: ZERNO+POLE, or KOREN'+POLE.
    • Ger: KORNFELD = niva. Transition Z-TS-K as in the word caesar caesar.
    • Eng: CORNFIELD = niva. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ZIMA, ZIMNIY.
    • Lat: HIEMO = hibernate, HIEMS, HIEMIS = winter, cold weather, HIEMALIS = winter. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (letter rotation) ===> n Latin. By the way latin Z-N differ only in orientation. Further, Russian H and Latin H are spelled the same, so Z-N-H-N, i.ei.e: ZIMA ===> HIEMA.
    • Gre: ceimwnaa (CEIMWNA, those. KHEIMONA) = in the winter; ceimwnaaj (CIEMWNAS, those. KHIEMONAS) = winter. Transition c ===> Z because «Z crossed out» spelled as slightly turned c. In addition, K=X read how Z-S. And ceimwniazww (CEIMONIAZW, those. KHEIMONIAZO) = getting cold. Further, diaceimazww (DIACEIMAZW, those. DIAKHEIMAZO) = to winter, diaceimashh (DIACEIMASH, those. DIAKHEIMASI) = wintering. FromFrom: DEYU+ZIMA.
    • Gre: cionii (CIONI, those. KHIONI) = snow. Transition Z-KH and M-N, i.e: winter ===> hioni. Or reverse the reading of the word SNEG ===> KHIONI. Further, cioneniooj (CIONENIOS, those. KHIONENIOS) = snow; cionoqellla (CIONOQELLA, those. KHIONOTELLA) = blizzard fromblizzard from: ZIMA+METEL' or SNEG+METEL'; cionopediloo (CIONOPEDILO, those. KHIONOPEDILO) = ski fromski from: SNEG+PYATA (wayway).
  • Rus: ZIPUN, type of clothing. Is in the same sense bush as the word ZAPAKHNUT', ZAPAKHNUT'SYA, that is, shelter from the wind, cold. And also see the words ZHUPAN (also a type of clothing, the same zipun) or word SHUBA, during the transition,ZH-Z.
    • Lat: SUPPARUM, SIPHARUM, SUPPARUS = part of women's clothing with KOROTKIMI sleeves over the top subacula [237], with.985. I.Ye. Zabelin writes: "Weiss ... mentions GIPON, JUPON - top dress a caftan, looked like a short jacket. Tatars. ZUBUN. It is necessary to understand the ancient Roman Subucula - gender shirt and female Supparum - kind of linen shirts... Supparum Supparus kind of linen dress female. and male... Subucyla [= subucula] bottom, bottom dress, shirt" [282:1], h.2, with.436-437 and noteand note 2.
  • Rus: ZLO, ZLOY, ZLIT', ZLOST', ZLOBA, malicious.
    • Lat: SCELUS, SCELERIS = crime, crime, SCELIO = the villain, SCELESTUS = criminal. And SCELERATOR = criminal; could occur from expression ZLO TORYU, that is, doing evil.
    • Lat: ZELOR = jealous, ZELOTYPUS = jealous.
    • Lat: MALE = bad, bad, bad, MALUM = evil mischief, MALUS = bad, bad, bad, MOLES = disaster. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin. Put the letter s on its side and it turned out m. And MALEFICUS = criminal; could occur from the word ZLOST' with an additional transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Lat: VIOLO = commit violence, offend, torture, wound, hit. ruin, devastate, rob, disgrace, violate, break. Transition Z-V, since Russian Z or S is written as < and different from Latin V only orientation (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
    • Lat: From here there was a large semblance of Latin words.From here there was a large semblance of Latin words.: VIOLENS = furious, indomitable, VIOLENTER = violently, VIOLENTIA = viciousness, cruelty, VIOLENTUS = evil hostile, violent; and so on. Or come from the expression VOLI NET, or VOL'NYY, i.e. unbridled, unbridled, see above. Transition Z or with = <" atat V.
    • Eng: VIOLATE = violate the law, VIOLATION = violence, violation, VIOLATOR = intruderintruder (ZLO TORYU - AuthAuth.), VIOLENCE = violence, cruelty. Transition Z or with = <" atat V.
    • Tur: AZILI = evil.
    • Gre: zhliaa (ZHLIA, those. ZILIA), zhlotupiaa (ZHLOTUPIA, those. ZILOTIPIA) = jealousy, zaboliia (ZABOLIA, those. ZABOLIA) = cunning. FromFrom: ZLOBA. And zhmiia (ZHMIA, those. ZIMIA) = damage. This shows that M and L were confused.: evilevil = ZL ===> ZM = zimia. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERE+ZLO, that is a strong evil; happenedhappened:
    • Lat: PER-MALE = quite unfortunate. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
  • Rus: ZLOST', ZLODEY, ZLIT'.
    • Lat: SCELESTUS = villainous, criminal, SCELESTE = criminal, criminal, SCELERO = desecrate the crime, SCELERATUS = defiled by atrocities, SCELERATE = criminal, criminalcriminal, criminal;
    • Lat: MOLESTIA = annoyance, MOLESTUS = annoying. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
    • Lat: MALITIA = anger, MALITIOSE = wickedly, MALITIOUSUS = wicked. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: MALICE = anger. Transition h ===> m (see above) and Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ZLO SUDIT', that is, speak evilly, speak evilly.
    • Lat: MALESUADUS = bad-tempered. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: ZMEYA, ZMEYKA.
    • Eng: SNAKE = snake. Transition W ===> C and M ===> H.
  • Rus: ZNAK, ZNAT' (verbverb), NAZNACHU, NAZNACHAT'.
    • Lat: SIGNO = sign, mark, denote, SIGNUM = badge, stamp, mark, banner, team. Transition K-G and permutation ZNK ===> ZKN. From here came a large semblance of Latin words, for example, SIGNATE = clear, expressive (from ZNAT'), SIGNIFICATIO = sign, SIGNIFICO = sign. As well as Latin SIGNAMEN = designation; could occur from expression ZNAK+IMYA, ZNAK+IMENA.
    • Lat: INSIGNAE, INSIGNE = mark, mark of distinction, INSIGNIO = mark, IN-SIGNIS = conspicuous, INSIGNITE = wonderful amazing.
    • Ger: ZEICHEN = sign. Transition Z-TS, K-KH. As well as German ZEIGEN = show.
    • Eng: SIGN = signsign; SIGNAL = signal.
    • Eng: SIGNATURE = signature. Could occur from the expression ZNAK+TORYU, I mean, I mark a sign, I draw a sign, I sign the document.
    • Fre: SIGNE = sign, SIGNATURE = signature (i.e ZNAK+TORYU - AuthAuth.).
    • Gre: shmeiio (SHMEIO, those. SIMEIO) = sign, signal, icon. Confused Russian N and Greek N (i.e h), so that ZNAMYA ===> SIMEIO.
  • Rus: ZNAMENIE, "ZNAMYA" figuratively, ZNAMYA, sign. Hence the word ZNAMENITYY, i.e. marked by, «a banner», isolated among others.
    • Lat: OMINOSUS = foreboding bad, sinister, fatal. Back readingBack reading: ZNM ===> MNZ.
    • Eng: OMINOUS = predicting, foreboding, menacing, ominous, menacing.
    • Gre: shmaiia (SHMAIA, those. SIMAIA) = banner. Confused Russian N and Greek N (i.e h), so that ZNAMYA--SNAMIA. And shmaa (SHMA, those. SIMA) = mark. And shmaioforooj (SHMAIOFOROS, those. SIMAIOFOROS) = standard bearer fromstandard bearer from: ZNAMYA TORYU; hence the word SEMAFOR, i.e «I mark a sign, I specify». Further diashmojj (DIASHMOS, those. DIASIMOS) = famous, distinguished, outstanding; came from DEYU+ZNAMYA. And shmantikojj (SHMANTIKOS, those. SIMANTIKOS) = significant, important, fromsignificant, important, from: ZNAMENITYY.
    • Gre: enshmmo (ENSHMO, those. ENSIMO) = stamp stamp. Permutation: bannerbanner = ZMN ===> NSM = sensimo.
  • Rus: ZNANIE, ZNAYU, OSOZNAYU, TSENNYY (significantsignificant).
    • Lat: SANE = prudent, (in the answers) yes, of course, understandable (that is, "I know" - Avtthat is, "I know" - Avt.).
    • Ger: SINN = meaning, SINNEN = think and reflect. As well as German WISSEN = know knowledge comes from Russian ZNAYU. There was a transition Z-V, since latin Z and W differ only in orientation. Or WISSEN - comes from slavic VESHCHIY, that is, wise, knowledgeable, on going SHCH-SH-S.
    • Eng: SENSE = meaning.
    • Fre: SENS = meaning.
    • Spa: SENSO = meaning.
  • Rus: ZNAT', ZNAYU, VYZNAT', in the sense of finding out. Hence the word probably comes from ZNAT' as a designation of the highest stratum of society. Know - those who know a lot, rule the state. From here SINOD, SENAT, SINEDRION.
    • Lat: SENATUS = Senate, State Council of Rome, SENATOR = Senate member.
    • Lat: SYNODUS = (grech.) synod, superior priestly board.
    • Lat: NOTUS = familiar, famous, famous. Permutation: knowknow = ZNT ===> NTZ = notus.
    • Ger: WISSEN = know. Confused Russian m(te) with W, i.e: knowknow = ZNT ===> WSN = wisseen.
    • Eng: SENATE = senate, parliament, academic council at universities. And KNIGHT = knight, fromknight, from: ZNAT', during the transition Z-S-K. Knights often entered the local nobility. Further, KNOW = know (in the sense of knowledge), fromfrom: ZNAT', with the same transition Z-S-K.
    • Gre: sunetojj (SUNETOS, those. SINETOS) = reasonable; suneidhshh (SUNEIDHSH, those. SINEIDISI) = consciousness; sunedriassh (SUNEDRIASH, those. SINEDRIASI) = meeting. FromFrom: ZNAT', transitiontransition: Z-S and T-D. And suneidhtta (SUNEIDHTA, those. SINEIDITA) = consciously.
    • Gre: gnwshh (GNWSH, those. GNOSI) = knowledge, understanding, gnwsthhj (GNWSTHS, those. GNOSTIS) = expert. Reverse word reading ZNAT' and transition T-G in view of the similarity of writing, that is: knowknow = ZNT ===> GNS = gnose. And gnwrizzw (GNWRIZW, those. GNORIZO) = know from reverse reading the expression ZNAT'+ZRYU; Further diagnwshh (DIAGNWSH, those. DIAGNOZI) = recognition, diagnosis, fromrecognition, diagnosis, from: DEYU+ZNAT'. And diasafhnizzw (DIASAFHNIZW, those. DIASAFINIZO) = find out, clarify, from DEYU+ZNAT' during the transition T-F(phi) and permutation: knowknow = ZNT ===> STNZ = safiniso.
  • Rus: ZOLA.
    • Tur: ISLI = smoked.
  • Rus: ZOLOTO. One sense bush with the word ZHELTYY (metal). See the word above ZHELTYY.
    • Lat: SOLIDUS = gold coin. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: CULTUS = adorned. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ZRYACHIY, ZRACHOK, ZRET', ZRYU, UZRET', UZRYU, ZORKO, ZORKIY, VZOR, "ZYRIT'" (vulgar.). Further, ZIYAT', ZIYAYU, and ZENITSA = pupil, ZRET' = watch, ZRYU, ZYRYU, for example, "see the root". Moreover, the word ZRET' it made sense not only to “see”, but also to observe, care, care for something or someone, serve. And ZRET' in the sense of ripen.
    • Lat: CORA = pupil. Transition: Russian Z or S ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: SERUI, EXSERO, SERTUM, EXERCEO = find.
    • Lat: SPECIES = gaze'view, image, SPECIO = look, look, SPECTO, ASPECTO = look, look, SPEXI, SPECTUM = see, peer, ASPECTUS = sight, SPECTATIO = looking, contemplating, SPECTATOR = spectator (i.e ZRYACHIY + TORYU - AuthAuth.), SPECTABILIS = visible, noticeable. Transition: Russian ===> p Latin and Russian H ===> With latin.
    • Lat: From here there was a large semblance of Latin words.. for examplefor example: SPECTACULUM = viewing, viewing, view, spectacle, performance (could occur from slavic ZRET' OKOM or ZRET'+OKOLO, that is, look around yourself, around you - Avtthat is, look around yourself, around you - Avt.), SPECTRUM = view, mental image (from ZRET'+RAMA, that is, to review the space - Autothat is, to review the space - Auto.), SPES = foresight (from ZRYACHIY - Auth.). Etc.
    • Lat: SUSPECTIO = suspicion, SUSPECTO = contemplate, look suspicious, suspect, SUSPECTUS = awe-inspiring, SU-SPICIO = gaze up, SUSPICIO = suspicion, SUSPICIOSE = suspiciously, SUSPICIOSUS = suspicious, SUSPICOR = suspect. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: CURA, CURATIO = care, CURO = care, CURIO = foreman, CURATE, ACCURATE = carefully, ACCURATUS = thorough, CURA = care, CURIOSUS = caring, CURIOSITAS = curiosity, CURATOR = guardian (i.e ZRYU+TORYU - Auth.). Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: OCCURO, CURRI = to appear. Could occur from the expression OKO+ZRYU. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: SERVA = slave, SERVILIS = slave, SERVIO = be slave, slave, take care, SERVITIALIS = employee, SERVITUS = slavery, SERVUS = slave, SERVO = monitor, guard, guard. These words are derived from VZOR, aboveZOR, that is, the slaves needed NADZOR by the hosts. In addition, slaves and slaves were servants, therefore, in turn, were obliged toZIRAT', take care of your responsibilities. For example, nannies should haveZIRAT' for master's children.
    • Lat: SPECUS = cave. In fact, outside the cave entrance looks like a hole, "the pupil". Transition: Russian ===> p latin. As well as Latin SPECULOR = peep, SPECULATOR = scout.
    • Ger: SEHEN = see.
    • Eng: SEE = see.
    • Eng: SUSPECT = suspicious, SUSPICION = suspicion.
    • Eng: ASPECT = (archaic.) sight.
    • Eng: CARE = care, care, attention, CURIOSUS = curious, CURIOSITY = curiosity, ACCURATE = right, CURATOR = curator, guardian.
    • Eng: SERVE = serve, SERVICE = service, service.
    • Eng: SPECTACLE = spectacle.
    • Eng: OCCUR = meet.
    • Eng: SEER = he who sees the seer, the prophet, the soothsayer, the wizard, the sorcerer. From Russian ZRYU.
    • Gre: xerrw (XERW, those. KSERO) = know. FromFrom: ZRYU, I see.
    • Gre: orashh (ORASH, those. ORASI) = vision, oratojj (ORATOS, those. ORATOS) = visible, visible fromvisible, visible from: ZRYU, ZRET', upon readback. And aoratooj (AORATOS, those. AORATOS) = invisible, invisible, frominvisible, invisible, from: ZRET', moreover A – this denial. I.e: to matureto mature = ZRT ===> RTZ = ratosis.
    • Gre: korrh (KORH, those. KORI) = pupil. FromFrom: ZRYU, during the transition Z-S-K.
    • Gre: orizontajj (ORIZONTAS, those. ORIZONTAS) = horizon. FromFrom: ZRYU NIT'; still say: «I see the horizon line», line thread.
    • Gre: koritsii (KORITSI, those. KORITSI) = girl, girl. FromFrom: ZRET', that is a girl «matures» , grows up. Transition Z-S-K.
  • Rus: Add to the previous word hiveAdd to the previous word hive: NESER'EZNO, NEZRYACHIY, NE ZORKIY.
    • Lat: IN-CURIOSUS = careless, carefree, careless. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INCURIOSITY = lack of curiosity.
  • Rus: ZUD, ZUDET'.
    • Lat: SUDO = sweat, SUDOR = sweat, SUDATIO = perspiration.
    • Eng: SWEAT = sweat.
    • Fre: SUEUR = sweat.
    • Ita: SUDORE = sweat.
    • Spa: SUDOR = sweat.
  • Rus: ZUBR (animalanimal).
    • Lat: ZUMBRO = bison.

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  • Rus: IGLA.
    • Ger: IGEL = hedgehog. Indeed, the hedgehog is covered with needles. FurtherFurther: NAGEL = nail.
    • Eng: NIDDLE = needle, NAIL = nail. Latin confusion g-d (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Fre: AIGUILLE = needle, AIGUILLON = sting.
    • Por: AGULHA = needle needle.
    • Spa: AGUJA = needle needle. gallneedle needle. gall) EGEL = hedgehog.
  • Rus: IGO. That is oppression, oppression. One sense bush with the word GNU, bend.
    • Lat: JUGO = tether, JUGUM = yoke slavery yoke.
    • Lat: AD-IGO = drive in. Wed also with russian TYAGA, TYAGOTA. Transition TG ===> DG.
    • Ger: JOCH = yoke yoke oppression. Transition G-KH.
    • Eng: YOKE = yoke, yoke, yoke.
    • Gre: zuggi (ZUGI, those. ZIGI) = weight, zugooj (ZUGOS, those. ZIGOS) = yoke.
  • Rus: IDTI, IDU, IDENYY (sowing.), gone [223], [225] V. Dahl. And IDI! or IDU! – that is, go away! - exclamation at parting.
    • Lat: ITIO = walking, moving, walking, ITITO = walk, ITO = walk around, ADITO = come often, ADITIO = coming, ADITUS = arrival, access, access, ITUS = walking, ITUM = enter, bypass, come, retire. Next, Latin AD-EO = come in, ADEO = go, come; comes from the word IDU.
    • Eng: ITINERANT = he who often moves from place to place, wanders, wandering.
    • Por: +
    • Spa: IDA = walking, walking.
    • Gre: odooj (ODOS, those. ODOS) = the outside.
    • Gre: odoiporikko (ODOIPORIKO, those. ODOIPORIKO) = route, odoiporooj (ODOIPOROS, those. ODOIPOROS) = traveler fromtraveler from: IDU+PERET', IDU+PROYTI. And odomaciaa (ODOMACIA, those. ODOMAKHIA) = street fighting fromstreet fighting from: IDU+MOSHCH' (MAKHAYU), that is, fights where they go (going). Further, proodooj (PROODOS, those. PROODOS) = moving forward frommoving forward from: PRE+IDU, VPERED IDU, or PRU+IDU. By the way, Greek solaa (SOLA, those. SOLA) = outsole, sole; came probably from the word SHEL, transition SH-S.
    • Fre: ADEIU! – goodbyegoodbye!
    • Ita: ADDIO = parting.
    • Spa: ADIOS = goodbye! parting.
  • Rus: IZ - prefix.
    • Lat: EX- = of, prefix, meaning separation, deprivation, release. Transition: Russian W ===> X Latin.
    • Eng: EX = extraction, excavation.
    • Gre: eek (EK, those. EK) = of, with; eex (EX, those. EKSI) = of; exww (EXW, those. EKSO) = outside, outside, outside.
  • Rus: IZBIT', IZBIL anything, BIT'.
    • Lat: EXBOLA = projectile, EX-BALLISTO = finish off, EX-PELLO = conquer, destroy, destroy, disperse.
    • Ger: AUSBEUTEN = to exploit.
    • Eng: BEAT = beat, BEATEN = defeated. see also BIT'.
    • Gre: ekbiazww (EKBIAZW, those. EKBIAZO) = force. Transition Z-TS-K , fromfrom: IZOB'YU.
  • Rus: ofVERGNUT' (know'rg anything outrg anything out).
    • Lat: E-VERGO = exude.
  • Rus: IZ VOROT (move outmove out).
    • Ger: AUSFAHRT = exit gate.
  • Rus: IZGONYAT', IZGOY, ISKHODIT', IZGONYU. And also see. ISKHOD.
    • Lat: EXAGITATIO = the pursuit, EX-IGO = cast out (could occur from the word IZGOY - AuthAuth.), EXAGITO = drive.
  • Rus: IZ+IMEYU, that is, "without+have".
    • Lat: EX-IMO = delete, remove, exclude.
  • Rus: IZ+INDE, that is, from afar, from there (anywhere = somewhere, in the distance, is the old Russian wordsomewhere, in the distance, is the old Russian word).
    • Lat: EX-INDE, EXINDE = from there then. As well as Latin DEINDE, INDE = from there; could occur from OT+INDE or DEYU INDE.
  • Rus: IZ+KLAD', ISKLYUCHIT', ISKLYUCHU.
    • Lat: EX-CLUDO, EXCLUDO = remove, remove, expel, separate, expose, exclude, EXCLUSIO = deletion, EXCLUSUS = finally expelled.
    • Eng: EXCLUDE = exclude.
    • Fre: EXCLURE = to exclude.
    • Spa: EXCLUIR = to exclude.
  • Rus: IZLUCHAYU, IZLUCHAT'.
    • Lat: COL-LUCEO = shine, shine, shine. Transition: Russian Z-S ===> C Latin. And COL-LUSTRO = light up.
    • Lat: DI-LUCEO = to be light, clear, DILUCIDE = light clear. Transition Z-D, since the Russian "z" and "g" written very similar (with eyelets below), see tabsee tab.1.
  • Rus: IZMALEVAT'.
    • Ger: AUSMALEN = paint.
  • Rus: IZMERYAT', MERA, IZMERIT', MERIT', IZMERENIE, NAMERYAYU, MERYANYY. Hence the words NORMA, NORMAL'NYY.
    • Lat: DIMENSIO = measurement. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letter) and permutation: measurementmeasurement = ZMRN ===> RMNZ = dimensio. As well as Latin MENSURA = measure.
    • Lat: NORMA = measure. Could have come from the word MERYANYY (that is, measured) when rearranging MRN ===> NRM. As well as Latin NORMALIS = normal.
    • Ger: ERMESSEN = measure, weigh, MESSER = meter counter.
    • Eng: METER = meter counter.
    • Eng: DIMENSION = measurement size, MENSURABLE = measurable, MENSURAL = measured.
    • Eng: NORMAL = normal, ordinary, normal, standard. See above Latin NORMA.
    • Fre: NORME = norm.
    • Spa: NORMA = norm.
  • Rus: IZ+OBRYT', IZ+VYRYT'.
    • Lat: EX-OBRUTUS = dug. Or derived from a combination IZ+VYRYT', during the transition V-B.
  • Rus: IZ+OKO, that is, "without an eye", IZ+GLAZ.
    • Lat: EX-CAECO = dazzle.
    • Ger: AUSGUCK = watchtowerwatchtower; AUSGUCKEN = look out.
  • Rus: IZOL'YU, IZLIT', IZLIVAT', ZALIVAT'. see also DOLIT', OTLIT'.
    • Lat: DI-LUO = dilute, DILUTE = in diluted form, DILUTIO = ablution, DILUTUM = solution, DILUTUS = diluted with water, DILUVIALIS = flood related. Transition Z-D, since the Russian "z" and "g" written very similar (with eyelets below), see tabsee tab.1.
    • Lat: DILUVIES = flood, DILUVIO = flood, DILUVIUM = flood. From Slavic IZLIVAYU, IZLIVAT' at specified transitions of sounds. And also Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. Transition Z-D, see tabsee tab.1.
    • Eng: DILUTE = dilute, DILUTION = dilution, dilution, dilution, solution, dissolved state.
  • Rus: IZ+ORAT', here ORAT' = plow. Comes from the word RYT' (the ground). I.e IZRYT', IZ+RYT' the ground.
    • Lat: EX-ARO = plow up. Derived from IZROYU.
  • Rus: IZ+ORAT', that is to ask from+ask.
    • Lat: EX-ORO = entreat.
  • Rus: IZ+OST', i.e. "boneless".
    • Lat: EX-OSSIS = boneless, EX-OSSO = unbone.
  • Rus: IZ+PERET', IZ+PROYTI (entry or exitentry or exit), IZ+BRAT', that is, haul from somewhere. It is clear that the words VOROTA and PORT – in one sense bush. Hence the word EKSPORT.
    • Lat: EX-PORTO = take away, EXPORTATIO = export.
    • Eng: EXPORT = export, export, export goods.
    • Fre: EXPORTATION = export.
    • Spa: EXPORTACION = export.
    • Gre: exwportta (EXOPORTA, those. EKSOPORTA) = Entrance door.
  • Rus: IZ+PILATIT'. Here "pilit - torment, tyrannize" [223], V. Dahl.
    • Lat: EXPILATIO = ruin, robbery, plundering.
  • Rus: IZ+PLESKAT'.
    • Ger: AUSFLIESSEN = flow out. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: IZ+POLET.
    • Ger: AUSFLIEGEN = take off. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FLY OUT = take off. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: IZ+POLIT', IZ+POL'YU, IZ+POLNIT'.
    • Lat: EXPLETIO = filling, EX-PLEO = fill.
    • Eng: EXPLEMENT = replenishment.
  • Rus: IZ+PRIBRAT', that is to lay hands on, grab, take away. Or IZ+BRAT', that is, take yourself, take away.
    • Eng: EXPROPRIATE = deprive a person of ownership, right of possession, alienate, confiscate, expropriate.
    • Fre: EXPROPRIER = expropriate.
    • Spa: EXPROPIAR = expropriate.
  • Rus: IZ+PUD or IZ+PODNIMU, IZ+PODNYAT'.
    • Lat: EX-PENDO = weigh.
  • Rus: IZ+PUTY, IZ PUT, that is, break free from fetters. And also see. IZ+PUT', IZ+PYATA.
    • Lat: EX-PEDIO, EXPEDIO = unravel.
    • Eng: EXPEDITE = unobstructed (about the road), easy, uncomplicated (about movementabout movement).
  • Rus: IZ+SEKU, i.e USEKU, ISSECH'.
    • Lat: EX-SECO = cut, cut, rip off. As well as Latin EXSECTIO = cutting; comes from the word ISSEKAT', carve.
    • Eng: EXSCIND = cut, cut, cut off.
  • Rus: IZ+SIDET', IZ+SIZHU. Indicates exit from or from somewhere, including due to overflow. (overflowed and spilled out). And also see. ISKHOZHU, ISKHOD, output.
    • Lat: EX-CEDO = go away, EXCESSUS = exit care, EX-CIDO = fall, EX-CITO = to stand up. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: EXCESS = excess, surplus, surplus, excessiveness, excess, excess (rules of authority), overweight.
  • Rus: IZ+SKOBLYU, IZ+SKOBLIT', that is, scraping.
    • Lat: EX-SCULPO = scraping. Transition B-P and permutation ZSKBL ===> ZSKLB. And EXSCULPTIO = cutting out; derived from IZ+SKOBLIT'.
  • Rus: IZ+SKRYT' or IZ+ZAKLYAT'E during the transition R-L.
    • Lat: EXSECRATIO = spell, oath, curse.
  • Rus: IZ+SRAT'. See below transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: EXCRETIO = feces. And EXCREMENTUM = feces; could occur from expression IZ SRAMNOTY.
    • Eng: EXCRETA = (fiziol.) excreta, EXCREMENT = excreta. Transition m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Fre: EXCREMENTS = excreta.
    • Spa: EXCREMENTOS = excreta.
  • Rus: IZ+STOYU, of+stand.
    • Lat: EX-STO = hang around.
  • Rus: IZ+STRAKH, IZ+STRASHCHAT', IZ+DROZH'. I.e ZADROZHU, ZADROZHAT', ZASTRASHCHAT', intimidate.
    • Lat: EX-TERREO = to scare, EXTERRITATIO = scare.
  • Rus: IZ+STROYKA, IZ+STROIT'. Or else ZASTROYKA, ZASTROIT'.
    • Lat: EXSTRUCTIO = construction, erection, EX-STRUO = build.
  • Rus: IZ+SUKHO, IZ+SUSH', IZ+SUSHIT', i.e ISSUSHIT', ZASUSHIT', ZASUKHA.
    • Lat: EX-SUGO = to dry.
    • Eng: EXSICCATE = dry out, dry out, dehydrate, dry out, dry out, dry out.
  • Rus: IZ+SYTYY.
    • Lat: EX-SATIO = saturate, (on)feed.
  • Rus: IZ+TONKIY, i.e. thin out, IZ+TYANUT'.
    • Lat: EX-TENUO = thin out.
    • Eng: EXTENUATE = soften.
  • Rus: IZ+TORYU, IZ+TORNYY, ISTORGNU, that is, go outside, TORYU IZ of some room, ISTOK. Transition: Russian W ===> X Latin. And: go out IZ GRANITS something, go outside, stand out.
    • Lat: EXTRA = out, EXTER, EXTERIOR, EXTERNUS, EXTRANEUS = foreign, foreign, stranger, EXTRINSECUS = outside, outside, EXTERNUUS = foreign, EXTREMUS = extreme, EXTERNA, EXTERNAE = Environment. If all these Latin words are derived from the expressionIf all these Latin words are derived from the expression: IZ GRANITS, then we face a transition here: Russian g ===> r latin (written very similarwritten very similar).
    • Lat: EXTRAORDINARIUS = extra. Could occur from the expression IZ GRANITS RYADA, that is, distinguished from a number of ordinary phenomena.
    • Eng: EXTERIOR = external, external, foreign, EXTERN = external, external, EXTREME = extreme, EAST = EastEast (ISTOK: the sun comes outthe sun comes out).
    • Eng: EXTRAORDINARY = emergency, extraordinary, exceptional.
    • Gre: eswterikoo (ESWTERIKO, those. EZOTERIKO) = inner part, exwterikko (EXWTERIKO, those. EKSOTERIKO) = appearance, appearance, appearance (appearance), abroad, exwterikojj (EXWTERIKOS, those. EKSOTERIKOS) = foreign, foreign.
  • Rus: IZ+TREBUYU, that is, I demand to go away, IZ+TEREBIT', IZ+TREPAT'.
    • Lat: EX-TURBO = expel.
    • Eng: EXTRUSIVE = pushing out. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: IZ+TRU, i.e IZOTRU, wipe out.
    • Lat: EX-TERO = erase, wipe, rub.
  • Rus: IZ+TYANUT', IZ+TYANU, to stretch.
    • Lat: EX-TENDO, EXTENDO = stretch, EXTENTE = wide stretching, EXTENTIO = stretching, EXTENTO = stretch, EXTENTUS = sprawling, EXTENUATIO = thinning, EXTINUO = deplete, EXTENSIO = expansion.
    • Lat: EX-TRAHO = pull out. From Slavic IZ+TYANU, during the transition: Russian me ===> R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Eng: EXTENT = length, EXTENSION = expansion.
    • Fre: EXTENTION = expansion.
    • Spa: EXTENSION = expansion.
  • Rus: IZ+UYTI, ISKHOD.
    • Lat: EXUTIO = exclusion. see also ISKHOD.
    • Eng: EXIT = output.
    • Fre: ISSUE = output.
  • Rus: IZ+ULYULYU, IZ+ULYULYUKAT' or ZAULYULYUKAT', ZA+ULYULYU.
    • Lat: EX-ULULO = scream, EXULULATUS = howling, crying, crying, sobbing.
    • Eng: EXULT = rejoice.
  • Rus: IZUMRUD. In the same semantic bush asIn the same semantic bush as: ZAMERET' from delight, IZUMLENIE, during the transition R-L. Or see combinationOr see combination: IZUMLENIE+RUDA, that is, an amazing stone, "ore". In particular, the origin of the word is clear. SMARAGD and name ESMERAL'DA.
    • Lat: SMARAGDUS = emerald.
    • Ger: SMARAGD = emerald.
    • Eng: EMERALD = emerald.
    • Fre: EMERAUDE = emerald.
    • Spa: ESMERALDA = emerald. Russian U could be confused with Latin L (upside down L = lambda), so emeraldso emerald = IZMRUD ===> ESMRLD = Esmeralda.
    • Gre: smaragddi (SMARAGDI, those. SMARAGDI) = emerald.
  • Rus: IZ+UPAL.
    • Ger: AUSFALL = fallout. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FALL OUT = fall out.
  • Rus: IZ+KHARKAT'. That is, expectorate, ZA+KHARKAT'.
    • Lat: EX-SCREO = cough up.
  • Rus: IZ+TSAPAT', IZ+TSAPAYU. And also from+seize+seize.
    • Lat: EXCEPTIO = withdrawal, EXCEPTO = take out, EX-CIPIO = take out.
    • Eng: EXCEPT = exclude, exclude, except, except.
  • Rus: IZ+TSARAPAYU, IZ+TSARAPAT', ISTSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: EX-CERPO = peel off, EX-CERPTIO = extraction.
    • Lat: SCORPIO = scorpion, prickly goby fish, genus of especially cruel scourge.
    • Eng: EXCERPT = extract, quote, select passages, extract or extract, exclude, delete.
    • Eng: SCORPIO = Scorpio.
  • Rus: IZYSKAT', IZYSHCHU, sophisticated.
    • Lat: SCISCITATIO = finding out, SCISCITATOR = researcher, SCITATIO = interrogation, SCISCITOR, SCISCITO = try to find out, SCISCO = find out, SCITE = skillfully, SCIO = learn, SCIUS = knowledgeable, SCITUM = decision, SCITUS = clever, cunning, intelligent, skillful, SCIUS = knowledgeable.
    • Lat: INQUISITIO = search. Transition Z-N, since latin Z-N differ only in orientation. Hence the word INKVIZITSIYA.
    • Lat: QUISITUM = seek.
    • Lat: ACCESSUS = approach, SUCCESSUS = an approach. As well as Latin INCESSUS = approach; could occur from the word NAKHOZHU. Or Latin ACCESSUS - from the word UKAZ, UKAZAT', UKAZHU, that is, I will indicate the passage, access to something. Or else IZYSKAT', IZYSHCHU, during the transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: ACCESS = access, anger or illness, access. See comment above.
  • Rus: IISUS, ISA, ISUS. From here, probably originated the word Asia, "the land of Jesus". By the way, earlier the word Asia in Russian wrote ASIYA, that is, through C. This brings the word of Assiya to the name of Jesus, Jesus. For details, see the book "Empire".
    • Lat: ASIA = Asia.
  • Rus: IKAT'.
    • Eng: HICCUP = hiccup.
  • Rus: IKRA. For example, fish caviar. Turns, KAVIAR in the meaning of "caviar" is the Russian word. V. Dahl [223], t.2, st.171, informsinforms: KAVIAR\, KAV'YAR\ (south.) = pressed or granular caviar. Maybe russian KAVIAR is a form of a word KROV', KROVYANOY, i.e. bright red. Some types of caviar are red, such as salmon. Or it came from KOVYRYAT', spawn «pick out» from fish.
    • Lat: CAVIARIUM = caviar (fishfish).
    • Ger: KAVIAR = caviar.
    • Eng: CAVIAR = caviar (fishfish), ROE = caviar.
    • Fre: CAVIAR = caviar (foodfood).
    • Gre: cabiarii (CABIARI, those. KHAVIARI) = caviar.
  • Rus: ILI-ILI, as well as the old Russian word ALI, or.
    • Gre: allla (ALLA, those. ALLA) = however, but; alliwwj (ALLIOS, those. ALLIOS) = otherwise not; allojj (ALLOS, those. ALLOS) = other, different; allotte (ALLOTE, those. ALLOTE) = next time; allouu (ALLOU, those. ALLOI) = in the other place; allazzw (ALLAZO, those. ALLAZO) = change, change, change, etc..
    • Gre: dilhmmaa (DILHMMA, those. DILIMMA) = dilemma. FromFrom: DEYU ILI-ILI, that is, choose from several possibilities.
  • Rus: ILISTYY, IL. And also see the word LIT'.
    • Lat: LUTEUS = muddy full of mud. Permutation LST ===> LTS.
    • Lat: NILUS = river in egypt. It is known that there is a lot of silt in it.
    • Lat: LIMOSUS = silty, LUTUM, LIMUS = silt. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m latin and permutation: siltysilty = LST ===> LTS = limus.
    • Eng: SILT = silt. From the word ILISTYY when rearranging: siltysilty = LST ===> SLT = silt. As well as english ULIGINOUS, ULIGINOSE = silty; could occur from the word GLINA, GLINISTYY when rearrangingwhen rearranging: GLN ===> LGN.
  • Rus: IMENA, name, IMENUYU, NAIMENOVAT', IMENOVAT'.
    • Lat: NOMEN = name, title, name, NOMINO = name, name, NOMINATIO = naming, NOMINITO = to name, DE-NOMINO = to name, NOMINATUS = name, name, NOMINATIM = by name. Occurred from the word IMENOVAT' during the transition T-D and permutation MNT ===> TMN.
    • Ger: NAME = name. Reverse reading of the Russian word IMENA.
    • Eng: NAME = name, NOMINATION = purpose (for the positionfor the position).
    • Eng: MENTION = mention. From Slavic-MINAT', i.e IMENOVAT', IMENUYU.
    • Gre: onomaa (ONOMA, those. ONOMA) = name, title, onomazzw (ONOMAZW, those. ONOMAZO) = give name, onomasiaa (ONOMASIA, those. ONOMASIYA) = name; nohmaa (NOHMA, those. NOIMA) = notion. Back reading. And paranomii (PARANOMI, those. PARANOMI) = nickname fromnickname from: PEREIMENUYU.
  • Rus: IMENNOY.
    • Lat: HOMONYMUS = co-named.
  • Rus: IMET', IMEYU, IMU, IMET', POIMET'.
    • Lat: EMO, EMI, EMPTUM = buy, purchase, purchase, EMPTIO = purchase, purchase, purchase, EMPTUS = purchased. Maybe here the Russian handwritten "e" has moved into Latin "p" due to the proximity of writing.
    • Gre: eimaii (EIMAI, those. EIMAI) = be (existexist).
  • Rus: INDE = Old Russian "somewhere", "in the distance". And INDE, AND, INOY, INACHE in the sense of "one more." INDE there was a name INDIYA.
    • Lat: INDE = far away, INDEX = pointer directory.
    • Lat: INDI = the people of India, INDIA = country india, INDUS = Indian.
    • Ger: INDEX = pointer. And UND = and (unionunion), ANDER = other.
    • Eng: INDEX = pointer where to look. And AND = and (unionunion).
    • Fre: INDEX = pointer.
    • Spa: INDIO = Indian, INDICAR = indicate.
    • Por: DONDE = (preposition fusion DO and adverbs ONDE) = from where.
  • Rus: IMYA, IMENA, IMENOVAT'.
    • Eng: NAME = name. Transition M-N and reverse reading: namesnames = MN ===> NM = namme.
    • Fre: NOM = name. Again reverse the reading of the word "names".
    • Por: NOME = name.
    • Tur: NAM = name.
  • Rus: INEY. And also "with NEBA".
    • Spa: NIEVE = snow. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: ISKAZIT'. Or IS-KAZAT' (OT-KAZAT').
    • Lat: EXCUSATIO = excuse.
  • Rus: ISKAREZHIT', i.e. spoil.
    • Gre: skartojj (SKARTOS, those. SKARTOS) = rejected, skartoo (SKARTO, those. SKARTO) = marriage, defective goods.
  • Rus: ISKAT', ISKAL, IZYSKAL, IZYSKAT', ISHCHI, ISHCHU, ISHCHET, SHUKAT'. For example, chase someone, chase someone. And ISKAT' answer the question get something. Or the word SKRYTYY, secret.
    • Lat: SECTA = to follow in the footsteps of others, the path, the direction, the teaching, SECTATIO = the pursuit (some goalsome goal), SECTO = accompany, SECTOR = chase, hunt, relentlessly follow, SECUTIO = following, EXSEQUOR, SECUTUS = seek out, SECUTOR = pursuer (i.e ISKAT'+TORYU road - Auto.), follower, SECUTULEJUS = chasing after anyone, ASSEQUOR, SECURUS SUM = catch up, SECUTUS SUM = revenge. As well as Latin SECUTUS SUM = comprehend; could occur from ISKAT' SUT'. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. And SECTA = sect; since religious sects were often persecuted, they were "searched", searched. However, SECTA = sect, could occur from Russian OTSEKAT', that is, to separate from the main religion, or from SKRYTYY, secret.
    • Lat: QUAESITO = search, search, investigation, investigation, interrogation, QUAESTIO = searches, tracing, judicial investigation, QUAESITOR = investigator, QUAESITUM = question, QUAESO = look for. Permutation SKT ===> KST.
    • Lat: SEQUAX = chasing, relentlessly the next, follower, SEQUELA = escort, SEQUOR = follow, follow, SEQUOR, SECUTUS SUM = look for.
    • Lat: SCIO = learn. Transition W, WTransition W, W ===> SC.
    • Lat: SUCCEDO = to follow.
    • Eng: EXECUTION = execution, QUESTION = question. Or else QUESTION = the question originated from the expression “how to broadcast?”, that is, how to speak, ask. Latin transition U-V into each other and S-SH,U.
    • Eng: SUCCEED = follow upfollow up; SCOUT = scout.
    • Eng: SECT = sect, worship.
    • Eng: SECURITY = safety, reliability, security. Or else SECURITY came from ZAKRYT', ZAKRYTYY, SKRYT', SKRYTYY, that is, to guard, to close, to hide from the enemies of anyone. Or SECURITY - from the word SEKIRA, that is, the type of weapon. The guard of an important person is always armed.. SEKIRONOSTSY - SECURITY.
    • Tur: IZCI = tracker.
  • Rus: ISKRENNIY, ISKRENNOST'. I.e "IZ KORNYA", from the very center of the soul, from the inside. Or see the expression SAM+SERDTSE, cordial+heart, heart itself".
    • Lat: SINCERITAS = heartiness, SINCERUS = cordial. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: sinceritysincerity = SKRNNST ===> SNSRTS = sinceritas. Or it could occur from the expression IZ KORNYA, or SAM+SERDTSE.
    • Eng: SINCERE = sincere. We have no vowels SKRN ===> SNKR, i.e. permutation of the same consonants. Recall that Latin C also reads K.
  • Rus: ISKUSNYY, ISKUSSTVO, ISKUSNO, and ISKUS, temptation, ISKUSIT'. That is, to excite, tempt, attract.
    • Lat: SCIO, SCIVI, SCITUM = be able to, SUSCITO, EXCITO = to excite. Could have come from the word ISKUSIT'.
    • Ger: KUNST = art.
    • Eng: SCIENCE = the science. see also OSOZNAYU, OSOZNAT', ZNAT'.
  • Rus: ISPARINA, PA’RIT'.
    • Eng: ASPIRIN = aspirin (medicine, medical term). In fact, taking aspirin causes perspiration, sweat.
    • Gre: puretojj (PURETOS, those. PIRETOS) = fever, fever, fever, fever. And also see the word PYLAT', during the transition L-R.
  • Rus: ISPARIT', ISPARIT'SYA, ISPARENIE, ISPARYAYU. In one sense bush with the word PAR. When breathing in cool air, steam rises from the mouth. See also the word VOSPARIT', VOSPARYU.
    • Lat: SPIRITUS = sigh, breathe, inhale, breath, whiff, wind, SPIRO, RESPIRO = breathe, SPIRATIO = breath, ASPIRO = inhale, ASPIRATIO = aspiration, INSPIRATIO = inhale, INSPIRO = blow in.
    • Lat: SPIRITUS = vodka, alcohol. Transition v-n (turned the letter). See also the word VOSPARIT'. By the way, the fact that in Latin the name of vodka and alcohol was produced from the word ISPARENIE, Fully corresponds to the process of obtaining these products through evaporation.. From the process of sublimation occurred and the Russian name "moonshine".
    • Lat: INSPIRATION = inhale [honeyhoney.], RESPIRATIO = evaporation.
    • Eng: INSPIRATION = inhalation.
    • Eng: SPIRIT = alcohol, alcohol, alcohol.
  • Rus: ISPARIT'+OKO or ISPARIT'+UKOLOT', ISPARIT'+UKOL, i.e. a hole, a hole for evaporation, a hole for steam, an outlet.
    • Lat: SPIRACULUM = vent.
    • Eng: SPIRACLE = vent, vent, breathing hole, breathing (in animalsin animals).
  • Rus: ISPOLAT'. V. Dahl believes that this is an interjection derived from the Greek «praise, glory; ah, well done, nice, thank you! To perform valiant! However, most likely, this word – in one sense bush with Russian SLAVIT', during the transition V-P and permutation: to praiseto praise = SLVT ===> SPLT = to perform.
    • Eng: POLITE = polite, POLITENESS = politeness.
    • Fre: POLITESSE = politeness, POLI = polite.
    • Spa: POLITICO = polite, courteous, POLITICA = politeness.
  • Rus: ISPORCHU, ISPORTIT', PORCHA.
    • Lat: SPURCE = dirty, disgusting, disgusting, disgusting, SPURCO = smudge, SPURCUS = dirty, ugly, disgusting, SPURCATUS = dirty, nasty, disgusting. Probably the Latin SPURIUS = false, false, bastard child from an unknown father. And STUPRO = defile.
    • Eng: SPURIOUS = fake, fake, fake, false, extramarital, illegitimate.
  • Rus: ISPROBUYU, ISPROBOVAT', to experience, IZ+PROBA. see also OPERET', OPERET'SYA. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: EKSPERIMENT, EKSPERT.
    • Lat: EXPERTUS = tested, EXPROBO = prove, examine.
    • Lat: PERITA, EXPERIENTIA = experience, PERITUS, EXPERTUS = experienced. Here EXPERIENTIA could also occur from the expressioncould also occur from the expression: IZ OPORY, IZ+OPORNYY, that is, arising from experience, "from the support" of theoretical reasoning.
    • Ger: EXPERIMENT = experiment.
    • Eng: EXPERIMENT = experiment, experiment, EXPERT = expert, experienced, specialist.
    • Fre: EXPERIENCE, EXPERIMENTATION = experiment.
    • Spa: EXPERIMENTO = experiment.
  • Rus: ISPROSHU, ISPROSHENNYY, ISPRASHIVAT'.
    • Lat: EXPRESSIO = statement, expression, expressiveness, EXPRESSUS = harshly pronounced.
    • Ger: AUSFRAGEN = quiz. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: EXPRESSION = expression, turn of speech, expressiveness.
  • Rus: ISPUG, ISPUGAT', IZ+PUGNUT', IZ+PUGNU.
    • Lat: EXPUGNATIO = conquest, EXPUGNATOR = conqueror, EX-PUGNO, EXPUGNO = take in.
    • Lat: EX-PAVEFACIO = frighten, EX-PAVEO = get scared, EX-PAVESCO = get scared. Transition U-V.
  • Rus: ISPYTAT', ISPYTAYU. Here PYTAT' = question. Inquisitive mind.
    • Lat: EX-PUTO = examine, understand, comprehend, understand.
  • Rus: ISTINA, true. Hence the word YUSTITSIYA.
    • Lat: JUSTUS = fair, honest, lawful, JUSTITIA = justice, justice, law, JUSTE = fair, JUS = right. Transition n-u. From here comes the name of the famous Byzantine emperor. JUSTINIANUS (YUSTINIAN), i.e ISTINNYY, fair. Hence the word YUSTITSIYA and a big bush of derived words.
    • Eng: JUSTICE = justice, justice, justice, JUS = law, JUSTLY = legally.
    • Spa: JUEZ = judge, JUSTICIA = justice, JUSTO = right. And JUZGADO = court; could occur from expression ISTINA+KHOD, that is, the "course of truth", finding out the truth.
  • Rus: ISKHOD, "of+go out" (of+to torment). See also the word KHOD, UKHOD, output. In the same semantic bush is the word GOD, i.e "KHOD of time". In addition, the wordsIn addition, the words' CHADO (ie child babyie child baby), ISCHAD'E (for example hellfor example hell), CHADIT' (emit smoke), most likely to come from the same bush as KHOD, ISKHOD. I.e KHOD ===> CHADO (what "came out of you," your childwhat "came out of you," your child), ISKHOD ===> ISCHAD'E.
    • Lat: EXITIO = output, EXITUS [exeo] = outcome, outcome, result, demise, EXITIUM = fatal outcome, EXACTIO = exile, EX-AGITO = drive out, EXEO, ITUM = expire, EXITIUM = Exodus, EXITUM = leave, EXSEQUIAE = the funeral.
    • Lat: EXCEDO = move away, EXIDO = delete.
    • Eng: EXIT = exit, care, die, exit.
    • Eng: EXCEED = overstep.
    • Eng: CHILD = baby child. From Russian ISKHOD, ISKHODIL, that is, "that which came from you", from motherthat is, "that which came from you", from mother; ISKHODIL ===> CHILD. In this case, English CHILD pronounced "child", that is, keeps the form KHOD, KHODIL, during the transition X ===> H.
    • Gre: exodooj (EXODOS, those. EKSODOS) = exit, departure, exoddo (EXODO, those. EKSODO) = expenditure. And exaggw (EXAGW, those. EKSAGO), exagwghh (EXAGWGH, those. EKSAGOGI) = export, export, export; exww (EXW, those. EKSO) = out!, outside; ektojj (EKTOS, those. EKTOS) = out. Further, exoriaa (EXORIA) = exile reference. From here it is clear that they were confused. r --- d (turned the letter). Further, escatooj (ESCATOS, those. ESKHATOS) = last. And khdeuww (KHDEUW, those. KIDEIA) = the funeral, exwterikko (EXWTERIKO, those. KIDEIO) = bury frombury from: UKHOD. Further, exwterikko (EXWTERIKO, those. EKSOTERIKO) = from abroadfrom abroad: IZ+TORIT' (Exodus+to torment). From here: eswterikoo (ESWTERIKO, those. ESOTERIKO) = from the inside.
  • Rus: ISKHUDAT', ISKHUDAYU.
    • Eng: ASCETIC = ascetic. Transition X ===> TO = C Latin.
    • Ger: ASKET = ascetic.
    • Fre: ASKETE = ascetic.
    • Ita: ASCETA = ascetic.
    • Spa: ASCETA = ascetic.
  • Rus: ISTSELIT', ISTSELYU.
    • Lat: SALUTARE = curative, SALUTARIS = healing, healing, SALUS = salvation, salvation, health, means to salvation, SALUTIFER = healing, giving health (i.e ISTSELYU+TORYU, paving the way for healing - Avtpaving the way for healing - Avt.), SALVATIO = deliverance, salvation, SALVATOR = savior, savior.
    • Eng: SALUTARY = healing, healing, salutary, useful, salutary.
  • Rus: ISCHEZAT', ISCHEZ without a trace.
    • Lat: CESSI, CESSUM = disappear. Permutation: disappeareddisappeared = SCHZ ===> CHSS = cessi.
    • Eng: CESSATION = stop, stop, pause, interrupt action for a while, stop, turn off.
    • Tur: IZSIIZ = traceless.

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  • Rus: KADKA, KAD'. Probably one shrub with the word KLAST', SKLAD.
    • Lat: CADIALIS = stored in barrels, CADUS = barrel, large earthenware jug. And CUPA = tub. Transition d-b. Or the word CUPA could occur from the word KOPIT', KOPLYU water in a large vessel. Either Latin CUPA = tub; could occur from the word KUPAT'.
    • Ger: KU”BEL = tub.
    • Eng: CADE = barrel, CUP = cup, bowl, glass, cup. And also see the word KOPIT'.
    • Fre: CUVE = tub.
    • Gre: kadojj (KADOS, those. KADOS) = tub, barrel.
  • Rus: KAYLO, KLIN. Hence the word could come UGOL', which was previously mined with a pick, chipped off. From here, many foreign words have occurred, see below the word UGOL'.
    • Ger: KEIL = wedge, KEILEN = drive a wedge.
    • Eng: KEY, GLUT = wedge. English GLUT probably came from the Slavic KOLOT'.
  • Rus: KAZAK, SKOK. Cossacks are horsemen riding horses. Both words - KZK = Cossack and SKK = skok most likely from one sense bush.
    • Lat: CASSIUS = war, OCCASIO = surprise attack, raid, fast maneuver.
    • Ger: KASAKKLEID = dress coat. Here Kleid = the dress. And KAZIKE = (sp.) Cacique, Katsik - the leader and elder of Indian tribes in Central and South America.
    • Eng: COSSACK = Cossack.
    • Fre: COSAQUE = Cossack.
    • Ita: COSACCO = Cossack.
    • Spa: COSACO = Cossack.
    • Tur: KASA = kaza (old administrative unit - county, districtold administrative unit - county, district), KASASCER = (ist.) supreme military judge (the highest spiritual person in the Ottoman Empire after Sheikh ul-Islamthe highest spiritual person in the Ottoman Empire after Sheikh ul-Islam), KAZAK = Cossack, husband, who is in charge of the family, and: sweater.
    • Spa: CACIQUE = powerful man (portableportable.), KASIK – leader of an Indian tribe, see above.
  • Rus: KAZAN, i.e. big cauldron (smeared or laid, see. [223]); in Tatar and Russian.
    • Gre: kazanni (KAZANI, those. KAZANI) = boiler.
  • Rus: KAZARMA, came probably from KAZARMA, i.e KAZARY or KAZAKI. Or KAZ+ARMA - this KAZAKI+ARMIYA. Recall that the old-Russian ramen is a hand, hence the "frame" as a kind of space, "Rome" = state, etc.. So that KAZARMA could mean "the place where the Cossacks live," that is KAZAKI+RAMA. see also KHAZA, KHIZHINA. I.e KAZARMA = KHAZA+RAMA.
    • Ger: KASERNE = barracks.
    • Eng: CASERN(E) = barracks.
    • Fre: CASERNE = barracks.
    • Por: CASARIA = row of houses.
  • Rus: KAZAT'SYA, KAZHETSYA, KAZHUS', OKAZAT'SYA, KAZHDYY.
    • Eng: CASE = case, OCCASIONAL = occasionally, sometimes, rarely. By the way, in some villages on the Volga spoke KAZHNYY instead KAZHDYY. Also talked KAZHINYY, KAZHINNYY [223], [225]. In addition, English words OCCASION and CASE could well have come from Russian OKAZIYA.
    • Fre: OCCASION = happening.
    • Ita: CASO = happening.
    • Spa: CASO = happening.
  • Rus: KAZNA.
    • Lat: GAZA = treasury.
  • Rus: KAKAT', KAKA. And also in a figurative sense – something bad bad.
    • Lat: CACATURIO = have the urge to bowel movement, CACO = defecate.
    • Gre: kako , kakiaa (KAKO, KAKIA, those. KAKO, KAKIA) = evil misfortune bad; kakojj (KAKOS, those. KAKOS) = angry, angry, bad, bad. From here: akakooj (AKAKOS, those. AKAKOS) = kindly. Here a – negation. I.e NE+KAKA.
  • Rus: KAK EST'? or KTO EST'? and CHTO EST'? - different forms of question.
    • Lat: QUAESTIO = question, QAESITUM = question.
    • Eng: QUESTION = question, reQUEST = request, request.
    • Fre: QUESTION = question.
    • Ita: QUESITO = question.
    • Spa: CUESTION = question.
  • Rus: KAL, KAL+SYADU, KAL+SEST', KAL+SIDET', that is the toilet. The man sits on a chair, out of it feces.. Probably words KAL, KLOAKA, KLOKOTAT', KLOKOCHU, KAKAL, - from one sense bush.
    • Ger: KLOAKE = cloacacloaca; LOKUS = restroom. Here is the reverse reading of the word. KAL.
    • Eng: CLOSET = restroom. I.e KAL-SET, feces+sit down, feces+sit. Further, CLOAKROOM = toilet, toilet.
    • Eng: CLOACA = cloaca, excretory opening for excrement, channels through which pus exits and other pathologic discharges, sewage drainage channel, toilet, cesspool, chaos, atmosphere of immorality.
    • Fre: CLOAQUE = cloaca.
    • Ita: CLOACA = cloaca.
    • Spa: CLOACA = cloaca. Now it becomes clear the origin of the known reduction WC, which denote toilet. Believed to be – phrase abbreviation WATER CLOSET. Therefore, this is a slightly distorted Slavic expression VODA KAL SIDET' or VODA KAL SYADU.
  • Rus: KALIGI - (sowing tvsowing tv.) KALICHKI, that is, shoes, Kalika (water.) - shoes, chapura, skewers, shoes (skin flap) [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: CALIGA = boot.
    • Sco: CLOG = shoe (on a wooden soleon a wooden sole).
  • Rus: KALIT', KALIT'SYA, red-hot. And also in a figurative sense: for example, he is hot white with rage. Hence the word STAL' during the transition K-S, i.e KALIT' ===> SLT ===> STAL'. Or STAL' comes from the word LIT'SYA (back reading), those. hot metal L'YUT in the form.
    • Lat: CALIDE = hot with heat, CALIDUS [CALEO] = warm, hot, hot, CALESCO = heat, CALLEO = be tempered, CALOR = heat, CALORATUS = red-hot, CALEFACIO = warm up, CALEFACTIO = heat, CALEFACTOR = warmer (i.e KALIT'+TORYU, Toryu way to heat - AutoToryu way to heat - Auto.), CALORIFICATIO = heating. Transition T-D and T-F.
    • Eng: CALID = warm hot.
    • Eng: CALORIFIC = thermal, calorific, thermal.
    • Eng: CALX = scale, ash.
    • Por: CALIDO = warm hot.
    • Spa: CALDERA = boiler, CALOR = heat, CALENTAR = stoke.
    • Gre: atsalli (ATSALI, those. ATSALI) = steel. FromFrom: STAL', LIT'SYA. From here and atsalwnww (ATSALWNW, those. ATSALONO) = temper.
  • Rus: KALYAKAT', talk, bayat. KALYAKA, talker. KALYAKI, chat [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: COLLOCUTIO = conversation, conversation, LOCUTIO = speech.
    • Eng: COLLOCUTOR = interlocutor, COLLOQUIUM = colloquium.
    • Sco: COLLOQUE = discussion, conference.
  • Rus: KAMBALA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: KAMPELA = flounder.
  • Rus: KAMENOTES, stone to cut. Or KAMEN'+TORIT' or TERET', "to make a hole "- to make holes in the stone.
    • Lat: CAEMENTARIUS = mason.
  • Rus: KAMEN'. From this could come the "ancient" word. KAMEYA, meaning a precious or semiprecious stone, on which an image is cut with a chisel.
    • Lat: CAEMENTUM = rough stone. From KAMEN' there was a word TSEMENT (english CEMENT), during the transition K-TS, like caesar caesar.
    • Ger: KAMIN = fireplace. Fireplace made of stones.
    • Eng: GUM = a rock (tech.). Transition K-G.
  • Rus: KAMIN, fireside, KOMIN-SHESTOK and a tent with a pipe, the whole front of the Russian stove [223], [225] V. Dahl. Probably, KAMIN - this is a slight modification of the word KAMEN', stone oven. Big KAMEN' heated, and he slowly cooled down, heating the house.
    • Lat: CAMINUS = oven, hearth, fireplace, hearth, CAMINO = build as a furnace. The furnace is built of stones.
    • Fre: CHEMINEE = fireplace.
    • Ita: CAMINO = fireplace.
    • Spa: CHIMENEA = fireplace.
    • Por: CAMINE = stove.
  • Rus: KAMORKA, KAMORA, KAMERA - the room, the room, apparently, is associated with the word "mansions". Hence the word KONURA.
    • Lat: CAMERA = vaulted ceiling, CAMERO = vault. Transition M-N.
    • Ger: KAMMER = room, closet, ZIMMER - room. Here is the K transition to C, like Caesar-Caesar.
    • Eng: CHAMBER = room.
    • Eng: CAMERA = vaulted room.
  • Rus: KAMYSH. And also see the word SOLOMA. One sense bush with the word SLOMAT', SLOMAN, SLOMANNYY, i.e SLOMANNYE stems.
    • Lat: CALAMUS = reed. Transition L-M and SH-S. As well as the word KOLOS or word SOLOMA, during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Latin CALAMUS = pipe; could occur from the word KAMYSH or SOLOMA, because the pipes are sometimes made of reed. In addition, Latin CALAMUS (Russian SOLOMA) meant: hollow reed with a split oblique cut, used for writing in ink.
    • Eng: CALAMUS = calamus.
    • Eng: CEILING = ceiling. Could have come from the word SOLOMA during the transition M-N, because earlier roofs were made from straw.
  • Rus: KANAVA.
    • Lat: CANALIS = ditch, channel, pipe, gutter, CONCAVO = hollow out. And CAVUS = hollowed out; here is the transition n-v and permutation: ditchditch = KNV ===> KVN = cavus.
    • Eng: CANAL = channel (artificial), mainstream, (anat.) bore, channel, passage, duct.
    • Por: CANAL = canal.
    • Fin: KANAVA = channel.
    • Gre: kanalli (KANALI, those. KANALI) = channel. Confused V-L (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
  • Rus: Old Russian KANTA, KANT, KANTIK = laudatory song, KANTOVAT' or KONTOVAT' = feast [223], t.2, stst.209-210.
    • Lat: CANTO = sing.
    • Eng: CANTO = a song (part of a long poem), (muses.) soprano.
    • Fre: CHANSON = song.
    • Ita: CANTO, CANZONE = song.
    • Spa: CANCION = song.
  • Rus: KANURA, or doghouse, kanurka, cramped and low housing, especially canine [223], t.2, column 211, [225] V. Dahl. As well as the word KANURISTYY = cavernous.
    • Lat: CANIS = dog dog. Hence the Latin bushHence the Latin bush: CANINUS = dog, then CANINA = dog meat, etc. However, maybe, CANIS comes from the word PES, PSINA, PSINYY. Handwritten letters - Russian "p" and Latin "n" are written in the same way, and Russian C has passed into Latinare written in the same way, and Russian C has passed into Latin C.
    • Lat: CANARIUS = canine. See the word above KANURISTYY.
    • Lat: CAMERA = vaulted ceiling, CAMERO = vault. Transition M-N. See also the word KAMORA, KAMORKA, KAMERA.
    • Eng: CAMERA = vaulted room.
    • Eng: CANIS = (lat.) dogs, dog.
  • Rus: KAPKAN. One bush with the word KHAP, KHAPAT', grab, TSAPAYU, TSAPAT', during the transition K-TS-S.
    • Tur: CAPANCA = trap, CAPAN = trap.
    • Spa: CEPO = trap.
  • Rus: KAPLYA, KAPAT', KAP-KAP. Hence the name of the water clock. KLEPSIDRA, fromfrom: KAPLYA+TSEDIT'.
    • Lat: CAPUT = source.
    • Lat: CAPULO [CAPULA] = pour over the vessels. Besides, CLEPSYDRA (grech.) = water clock. It is clear that the word CLEP+SYDRA could occur from slavic combination KAPLYA+TSEDIT', what is beautifully explained by the essence of the matter. The water clock is designed so that the drops "measure the time". So the famous appeared «ancient» word «clepsydraclepsydra».
    • Eng: CUP (those. "toan "- aut.) = a cup (and also see the word KOPIT'), CAP = hood hat (that is, it protects against KAPEL' - AuthAuth.).
    • Tur: KAP = vessel, dishes, container, raincoat.
    • Fin: KUPPI = a cup. see also KOPIT'.
  • Rus: KAPUSTA.
    • Eng: CABBAGE = cabbage (headingheading).
  • Rus: KARAS' (a fisha fish).
    • Ger: KARAUSCHE = crucian carp.
    • Eng: CRUCIAN = crucian carp.
    • Fre: CARASSIN = crucian carp.
    • Ita: CARASSIO = crucian carp.
    • Spa: CARASIO = crucian carp.
  • Rus: KARGA - evil woman.
    • Ger: KARG = stingy, KARGEN = skimp.
    • Eng: HARD = stingy, HARRIDAN = hag.
    • Ita: SCARSO = stingy.
  • Rus: KARKAT', KARKAYU, KAR!. Crowing crows. Probably one semantic bush with the word KRIK. And KARGA = crow [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: CORACINO = croak, CORNICOR = croak, CROCITO = caw loudly, CROCIO = croak.
    • Lat: CORVUS = raven, raven. According to the "ancient" Greek VORON called KORAKS. In ukrainian language KRUKA = crow close to the word KRYUK. The fact is that the sound made by the crow - KARKAN'E, KAR, KARK. From here what happened KRUKA. The peculiarity of the Russian language is that KARK, KRUKA, KARGA, close to the word KRYUK. Therefore, when we learn that the "antique" military device in the form of walkways with a hook was called VO'RONOM, the thought of borrowing from the Russian language immediately arises. Otherwise, the connection between KRYUKOM and VORONOM.
    • Ger: KRÄHE = crow, KRÄCHEN = croak.
    • Eng: CROW = crow, CARRION-CROW = black Crow, CROAK = croak.
    • Tur: CARCAR = screamer.
    • Gre: korakajj (KORAKAS, those. KORAKAS) = raven, kourounaa (KOUROUNA, those. KOIROINA) = crow.
  • Rus: KARKAS. In one sense bush with the word KORKA, that is, what surrounds, supports the form.
    • Gre: qw r akajj (QWRAKAS, those. FORAKAS) = rib cage. Transition T-F(phi)-TO.
  • Rus: KARMANGAL, KARMAGAL = (Astrakh.) noise, scream, turmoil, racket. Cm. V. Dahl, [223], t.2, columncolumn 229.
    • Lat: CARMEN = song, chant, poem, dictum.
  • Rus: KASAYUS', touch.
    • Gre: aggizzw (AGGIZO, those. AGGISO) = touch. Transition G-SH-S and G-K, that is, aggisothat is, aggiso = GGS --- KSS = touch.
  • Rus: KASTIT', scold [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: CASTIGO = scold.
    • Eng: CAST = throw, throw, throw, throw out, cast a shadow over the reputation, question, CASTIGATE = punish either physical or verbal, condemn, criticize.
    • Sco: CAST OOT = quarrel.
  • Rus: KATIT'SYA, KATIT', slide down.
    • Gre: kaqizhssh (KAQIZHSH, those. KATIZISI) = collapse; kaqodoss (KAQODOS, those. KATODOS) = descent; kattw (KATW, those. KATO) = down down. And katarreww (KATARRE, those. KATARREO) = collapse; katarracthjj (KATARRACTHS, those. KATARRAKHTIS) = waterfall fromwaterfall from: KATIT'+RUKHNUT' (way down), that is, the water rolls down from a height. And also katwferhhj (KATWFERHS, those. KATOFERIS) = sloping fromsloping from: KATIT'+TORYU. Similarly, kathforooj (KATIFOROS, those. KATIFOROS) = descent, slope, fromdescent, slope, from: KATIT'+TORYU.
  • Rus: KAULOK, ZAKOULOK, (ryaz., thief.) lane, nook, dumb, dark, impassable nook, kutok [223], [225] V. Dahl. And KUL', KULEK, that is, the shell.
    • Lat: CAULAE = holes, passages, corral, crib.
    • Eng: CAUL = (anat.) fetal water membrane, membrane, membrane, thick layer of fat that protects the internal organs of the animal. It could come from Russian KUL', KULEK.
  • Rus: KACHAT', KACHAYU, KACHAL, KACHELI, swung.
    • Lat: JACTO = shake, JACTATIO = swing, throwing in all directions. Transition to ===> J.
    • Lat: QUASSATIO = swing, shock, blows, QUASSO = shake, QUASSUS = shaking, shaking, broken, QUATIO = rock shake shake. And also see the word TRYASTI, transition d-q and permutation.
    • Lat: OSCILLUM = swing, OSCILLATIO = rocking. See also the word VISEL, SVISAL.
    • Eng: OSCILLATE = sway(camping), vibrate.
    • Fre: OSCILLER = sway.
    • Ita: OSCILLARE = sway.
  • Rus: KASHA.
    • Ger: HASCHEE' = (franz.) minced meat.
    • Eng: KASHA = porridge, SQUASH = soft mass, gruel.
    • Fre: KACHA = porridge.
    • Spa: GACHAS = porridge.
  • Rus: KASHEL', KASHLYAT'. And DYKHLO, from breathing.
    • Ger: KEHLE = throat. Transition SH-KH.
    • Gre: kacexiaa (KACEXIA, those. KAKHEKSIA) = poor health.
  • Rus: KASHTAN.
    • Iri: KASTAN = chestnut.
    • Ger: KASTANIE = chestnut (fruitfruit).
    • Eng: CHESTNUT = chestnut.
    • Fre: CHATAIGNE = chestnut.
    • Ita: CASTAGNO = chestnut.
    • Spa: CASTANO = chestnut.
  • Rus: KAYAT'SYA.
    • Fin: KATUA = repent.
  • Rus: KVAKAT'.
    • Lat: COAXO = croak (about frogsabout frogs).
    • Ger: QUAKEN = croak.
    • Eng: QUACK = quack, CROAK = croak.
  • Rus: KVELIT', KVELYY = sad, mournful, unwell. Cm. V. Dahl.
    • Lat: QUERELA, QUEROR, QUERI = complain, complain, malaise, cry, mournful song. Transition V-U and L-R.
    • Eng: QUERULOUS = complaining, mournful, grumbling, displeased, irritable.
  • Rus: KEDR.
    • Lat: CEDRUS = cedar.
    • Ger: ZEDER = cedar. Transition K-TS.
    • Eng: CEDAR = cedar.
    • Fre: CEDRE = cedar.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: CEDRO = cedar.
  • Rus: KEL'YA. For example, monks live in cells. And also see. Russian CHULAN. That is a small enclosed room. Probably in the same sense bush as the word KLYUCH, behindKLYUCHENIE, KLETKA, SHCHEL'.
    • Lat: CELLA = cell, closet, storage room, prison cell, CELLULA = garret, CELO = hide. This also includes Latin words. caanCELLO = to confine, caanCELLI = lattice fence.
    • Ger: KELLER = basement, ZELLE = cell, cell, cell.
    • Eng: CELL = cell, cell, cell, CELLAR = cellar. Transition K to Z, since Latin C can be read both as Q and as K.
    • Fre: CELLIER = basement.
    • Spa: CALDA = camera (prisonprison).
    • Hun: CELLA = cell, jail cell.
    • Gre: kelli (KELI, those. KELI) = camera; kalogerojj (KALOGEROS, those. KALOGEROS) = monk. FromFrom: KEL'YA+ZHILETS during the transition ZH-G and L-R. Monks live in cells. And kloubii (KLOUBI, those. KLOIBI) = cell.
  • Rus: KEL'YA+RAMA, Where RAMA means limiting space, see below RAMA.
    • Lat: CELLARIUM = pantry, food supplies, CELLARIOLUM = small pantry.
    • Eng: CELLARAGE = basement, CELLARER = cellarer (housekeeper in the monasteryhousekeeper in the monastery), CELLARET = cellar.
  • Rus: KETA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: KETA = chum salmon.
    • Ger: KETALACHS = chum salmon.
  • Rus: KIVNUL, KIVOK, KIVNUT', KIVNU.
    • Lat: SCIVI, SCITUM = approve.
    • Ger: WINK = nod, sign, hint, WINKEN = nod. Back reading. And NICKEN = nod.
    • Eng: WINK = blink.
    • Gre: kannw (KANW, those. KANO) = nod; kounww (KOUNW, those. KOINO) = swing; kouniia (KOUNIA, those. KOINIA) = swing. FromFrom: KIVNU, during the transition u --- v in view of the closeness of writing. Further, kinww (KINW, those. KINO) = sway; kounw to kefalii (KOUNW TO KEFALI, those. KOINO TO KEFALI) = shake your head fromshake your head from: KIVNU+KUPOL (head transition P-F).
  • Rus: KIL'KA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: KILOHAILI = sprat.
    • Ita: ALICE = sprat. Transition K-S-TS.
  • Rus: KINUT', KIDAT'. There is a slang word KANAY! KANAY OTSYUDA! I.e: get out of here! Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: KINETIKA, KINEMATIKA.
    • Gre: kinnw (KINW, those. KINO) , kounww (KOUNW, those. KOINO) = move; kinhssh (KINHSH, those. KINISI) = motion. From here KINETIKA, KINEMATIKA, KINETICHESKAYA energy, etc..
  • Rus: KIOT, Wed alsoWed also: KUT, KUTAT', KO(HaveHave)TOMKA, UKUTYVAT'. That is to pack. Further, KIOT - container. Maybe from hereMaybe from here: KIOT = kuot = kiot = kioth = kioox = KIOSK - this word has the same meaning in Russian, German (Kiosk), Japanese and other languages, namely a boxJapanese and other languages, namely a box (KIOT), container for goods. See below the word KUTAT'.
    • Ger: KIOSK = kiosk.
    • Eng: KIOSK = kiosk.
    • Fre: KIOSQUE = kiosk.
    • Ita: CHIOSCO = kiosk.
    • Spa: QUIOSCO = kiosk.
  • Rus: KIPA, KOPIT'. For example, to collect in a heap, that is, in KIPU. KIPA, KUPO, KOPA - heap, stop, bunch or PUCHOK, KIPNYY, KIPOVYY [223], [225] V. Dahl. So Russian words KIPA, PUCHOK, PUK, PACHKA, PAKET are in the same sense bush. The words KIPA and PUK, beam, differ only in the direction of reading. From here and PAKOVAT', UPAKOVYVAT', BUKET (colorscolors).
    • Ger: PACKEN = to pack, PACK, PACKET = package bale.
    • Eng: KEEP = keep. As well as english PACK = a pack, bale, flock, turned the reverse reading of the word KIPA. Further, PACK = pack, PACKET = pack, pack, BOUQUET = bouquet; transition P-B.
    • Fre: BOUQUET = bouquet.
    • Swe: PACKA = pack.
    • Spa: PAQUETE = package.
    • Gre: paketto (PAKETO, those. PAKETO) = package, paketarww (PAKETARW, those. PAKETARO) = pack. FromFrom: PAKET+TORYU. And mpouketoo (MPOUKETO, those. BOIKETO, because MP at the beginning of the word reads as B) = bouquet.
  • Rus: KISA as a sweet cat name. From here KIS-KIS.
    • Fin: KISSA = cat.
  • Rus: KISEL' - as food, and also - a man is frail and lethargic [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Ger: KISSEL = jelly.
    • Eng: KISSEL = jelly.
    • Fre: KISSEL = jelly.
    • Spa: KISEL = jelly.
    • Tur: KESEL = slackness, lethargy, flabbiness, laziness.
    • Fin: KISSELI = jelly.
  • Rus: KISLYY, in the sense of "sour expression", "sour mood", etc..
    • Tur: ACILI = sad, sad.
  • Rus: KIST' painting.
    • Hun: ECSET = brush (paintingpainting).
  • Rus: KLA'DENETS - (psk., tvr.) cattle cutter. KLADENE'C - damask steel, sword-kladenets [223], [225] V. Dahl. Probably word KLADENETS - from the same meaning bush as KHOLODNOE weapon, KHLADNYY sword, etc.. KHOLOD metal gave the name to the weapon. Or the name KLADENETS originally meant that a sword or knife kept, VKLADYVAYA his sheath, that is, the "loose sword", from the word KLAD, VKLADYVAT'. About the origin of the word GLADIATOR see more in our book «Split Empire», chch.12.
    • Lat: GLADIUS = sword, murder. And CLUDEN = sham sword; could occur from KLADEN' - clade sword. Hence the Latin GLADIATOR = gladiator, circus fighter, thug, GLADIOLUM, GLADIOLUS = dagger or small sword.
    • Eng: GLADIATE = (bot.) xiphoid, GLADIATOR = gladiator.
    • Fre: GLAIVE = sword.
    • Ita: GLADIO = sword.
    • Por: CLADIO = sword, dagger.
  • Rus: KLADEN', KLAD, KLAD', KLADOVAYA, SKLAD, KLADU, ULOZHU', KLAST', UKLADKA, SKLADYVAT', that is, keep, hold, own, conclude, conclude. What is hidden or closed on KLYUCH.
    • Lat: CLAUDO, CLAUSI, CLAUSUM = lock up (obstruct), finish.
    • Lat: CALATHUS = basket, vessel, bowl. That is, they can KLAST' anything.
    • Lat: LATIO = bringing, LATITO = hide, LATITATIO = hiding, LATITUDO = concealment. Lost the first letter K.
    • Lat: OCCLUDO = lock up, OCCLUSUS = locked up.
    • Ger: LADE = box, LADEN = shop, shop, HALTEN = hold. Transition K-KH and D-T. From here, probably, the German INHALT = content.
    • Eng: CLOSE = enclosed.
    • Eng: OCCLUDE = shut down (bore), clog.
    • Eng: HOLD, HELD = hold. Transition K-KH and D-T. As well as english LADE, LOAD = ship, LADEN = laden, comes from Russian toLAD, ckLAD, LEG, withLOZHIT'. And FOLD = ckLADYVAT'.
    • Gre: kalaqqi (KALAQI, those. KALATI) = basket. FromFrom: KLADU, KLAD'.
  • Rus: KLADOVAYA (locked storage). Or see the word KLET' (cellcell), SKLAD, KLADU.
    • Lat: CLAUDO = lock up. Transition T-D. As well as Latin CRATES = lattice; during the transition L-R.
    • Eng: LOCK = lock.
  • Rus: KLAN, KOLENO, genus or generation, spawn and tribe. Smolensk knee name is Bolshak, the eldest in the family. Knee or generational painting, pedigree [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: CLAN = clan.
    • Tur: KLAN = clan.
  • Rus: KLATSAT', KLATSAYU, for example, knocking heels, clanging.
    • Ger: KLATSCHEN = clap.
    • Eng: CLATTER = knock, clink, clang, rumble, thunder, bang, knock (about heelsabout heels).
  • Rus: KLEY, KLEIT', KLEYKIY, GLINA. And also Russian KLEPAT' or KREPIT' (transition L-R).
    • Lat: GLUTINO = to glue, AGLUTINO = peel off, GLUTEN = glue, GLUTINATIO = gluing, GLUTINOSUS, GLUTINEUS = adhesive, AG-GLUTINO, AGGLUTINO = glue. Transition K-G.
    • Lat: CILIUM = eye lid. From the word KLEIT': Russian transition m («te» with three chopsticks) at m latin. Eyes stick together, eyelids stick together.
    • Ger: KLEBEN = to glue, KLEBRIG = sticky, KLEI = clay. Maybe from Russian KLEPAT' or KREPIT'.
    • Eng: GLUE = glue, glue, CLAY = clay.
    • Fre: COLLANT = sticky.
    • Tur: KILLI = clayey.
    • Gre: kollaa (KOLLA, those. KOLLA) = glue; kollww (KOLLW, those. KOLLO) = to glue; kolnww (KOLNW, those. KOLNO) = glue; kollwdhhj (KOLLWDHS, those. KOLLODIS) = sticky; kolliemaii (KOLLIEMAI, those. KOLLIEMAI) = stick. And xekolllw (XEKOLLW, those. KSEKOLLO) = peel offpeel off: IZ+KLEY.
  • Rus: KLETKA, KLET'.
    • Lat: CLATRI = (grech.) lattice, mainly in animal cages, CLATRO = grill. Transition K-R, see tabsee tab.1.
  • Rus: KLESHNYA, CHELYUST'. And SHCHELK, click – claw clicks.
    • Lat: CHELAE = claws. Transition Russian K ===> C Latin, SH-KH, i.e KLSH ===> KSHL.
    • Eng: CHELA = claw.
    • Ita: CHELA = claw.
  • Rus: KLIN, wedge.
    • Lat: CUNEUS = wedge, CUNEO = jam. Transition: Russian l ===> u latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: CUNEATE = wedge shaped.
    • Eng: CLINCH = clamp, rivet, (with
    • Por: clinch, capture (in boxing), cuddle.
  • Rus: KLINOK, KLIN.
    • Lat: LANCEA = peak, LANCINO = tear to shreds. PermutationPermutation: KLNK ===> LNK.
    • Ger: KLINGE = blade.
    • Eng: CLINK = ring.
  • Rus: KLIRIK, church official; in Russian and in Greek.
    • Lat: CLERICUS = cleric cleric, CRERICALIS = spiritual, church.
    • Eng: CLERIC = cleric, CLERK = clerk (clerkclerk).
  • Rus: KLOK, for example a shred of hair. Hence the word LOKON.
    • Eng: LOCK = hair curl.
    • Fre: ACCROC = (torn out) shred. Recall that the sounds of L and P passed into each other. therefore ACCROC <=== ACCLOC.
  • Rus: KLONYU, KLONIT'SYA, bend over (from illness, weakness). And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.1182, there is an old Russian word KHILENEK (from KHILYY) = weak quiet, KHIL' = ailment disease sick. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: KLINIKA.
    • Lat: CLINICUS = lying patient.
    • Ger: KLINIK = clinic.
    • Eng: CLINIC = hospital, clinic, hospital.
    • Fre: CLINIQUE = clinic.
    • Gre: klinww (KLINW, those. KLINO) = bend down; klishh (KLISH, those. KLISI) = declination; klinikhh (KLINIKH, those. KLINIKI) = clinic; klinhrhhs (KLINHRHS, those. KLINIRIS) = lying patient; klonizomaai (KLONIZOMAI, those. KLONIZOMAI) = stagger.
    • Gre: gernww (GERNW, those. GERNO) = bend, bend, grow old, roll (oh sun), gerontaaj (GERONTAS, those. GERONTAS) = old man, gerooj (GEROS, those. GEROS) = old, old. Transition K-G and L-R, i.e: tendtend = KLNTS ===> GRNTS = gerontas. In addition, all these words could occur from RUKHLYAD', RUKHNU (will fall) upon readback: ruhruh = RKH ===> KHR = GR = a hero. Junk – something old, old, worn. So could call the old. They fell, «collapsed». In addition, the Greek GERO(…) could occur from KHILO, KHILYY during the transition L-R and KH-G.
  • Rus: KLOCHOK, KLOK, VOLOS.
    • Lat: FLOCCUS = shred. Transition K-F. See also the word VOLOS.
    • Eng: FLOCK = tuft, tuft wool, hair'with or cotton.
    • Fre: FLOCON = a shred of wool.
  • Rus: KLUBY smoke for example. And KLUBYASHCHIYSYA, OBLAKO.
    • Ger: KLOBIG = formless. The cloud is, indeed, usually shapeless..
    • Eng: CLOUD = cloud. Confused b---d turning the letter.
    • Eng: CLUB = club, people uniting interests, a group of people. Comes from Russian KLUBOK, KLUBY smoke, KLUBIT'SYA, that is to gather.
    • Eng: GROUP = Group. Comes from the same Slavic KLUB, KLUBOK at transition P ===> L and B ===> P and K ===> G, that isG, that is: KLUB = KRUB ===> GRUP = GROUP. Similarly, from the word KLUBOK German is also happening GRUPPE = Group. And also see above Russian word GRUPPA, GUR'BA.
  • Rus: KLUSHA, hen.
    • Ger: GLUCKE = hen.
    • Tur: KULUCKA = brood hen.
    • Spa: CLUECA = hen.
  • Rus: KLYUV, KLEVAT'. And KOL, IGLA, KOLYUCHIY. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: KLAVISHI, KLAVIATURA.
    • Lat: CLAVUS = nail wedge, CLIVUS = Hill.
    • Lat: CLAVIATURA = keyboard (for example, on the piano, harpsichord). Previously, the barrel songs were KOLYSHKI-GVOZDI, for which hit metal plates or strings during rotation of the shaft. Then on musical instruments (piano) instead KOLYSHKOV appeared KLAVISHI. Almost the same word as CLAVUS = nail from the word KLEVAT', as the fingers of the hands "touch" the keys and extract sounds. Latin CLAVIATURA could therefore occur also from the word KLEVAT', since when playing on a similar instrument you need to “peck” your fingers, bang on the keys. Word CLAVIATURA may consist of two wordsmay consist of two words: KLEVAT'+TORYU, i.e KLYUYU fingers and TORYU, paving the way for melodies. It should be noted here that in the old Russian language they wrote “defamation” and only then began to write “keyboard" [282:1], h.1, with.238-239. Word KLEVETURA even closer to the combination KLEVAT'+TORYU. From the word KLEVAT', KLYUV, KLYUYU, names have occurred KLAVISHA and KLAVISHNYE instruments.
    • Eng: CLAVARIA = pinwoman, CLAVATE = club-shaped. From the word KLEVAT' could occur and the English names of musical instruments CLAVECIN = harpsichord, CLAVICHORD = clavichord as well CLAVIER = clavier, KEY = key, etc..
    • Eng: CLEVER = smart. Could also occur from the word KLYUV, insofar as KLYUV - sharp, and in Russian they are now talking about an intelligent man: him OSTRYY UM. Or else CLEVER – from the word GOLOVA.
    • Spa: CLAVO = nail, CLAVAR = drive nails.
    • Gre: klabiie (KLABIE, those. KLAVIE) = keyboard.
  • Rus: KLYUCH, ZAKLYUCHAT', ZAKLYUCHIL (for example, to prison). see also KLEY, KLEIT', KLESHCHI.
    • Lat: CLAVIS = key (here is the transition U-V), CLAUSUM = bolt, CLAUSULA = conclusion, end, CLUSI, CLUSUM = turn off. Transition CH-S.
    • Ger: SCHLÜSSEL (read - sluicel) = key.
    • Eng: CLOSE (reads "close" - Avt.) = close, CLUE, CLEW (read "Clu" - Avt.) = clue, clue. And LOCK = lock.
    • Fre: CLE', CLEF = key.
    • Hun: SLUSSZKULCS = (auth.) ignition key. I.e KLYUCH+KLYUCH.
    • Gre: kleisimmo (KLEISIMO, those. KLEISIMO) = closing; kleiddi (KLEIDI, those. KLEIDI) = key (in different meaning.); kleinnw (KLEINW, those. KLEINO) = shut down (contract), shut up; kleistooj (KLEISTOS, those. KLEISTOS) = closed. See also words KLEY, KLEIT', ZAKLEIT'. And kleidaria to louketoo (KLEIDARIA TO LOUKETO, those. KLEIDARIA TO LOIKETO) – padlock; kleidariaa (KLEIDARIA, those. KLEIDARIA) = door lock.
    • Gre: fulakkh (FULAKH, those. FILAKI) = jail; fulakioo (FILAKIO, those. FILAKIO) = guardhouse; fulaxxh (FILAXH, those. FILAKSI) = protection fromprotection from: KLYUCH in reverse read and go K-F. Further, fulakizww (FILAKIZW, those. FILAKIZO) = remand into prison; fulakajj (FILAKAS, those. FILAKAS) = caretaker, fromcaretaker, from: ZAKLYUCHAT', at reverse reading and transition K-F .
  • Rus: KLYUCH+RAMA. That is, a kind of "closed space, frame", "locked up".
    • Lat: CLAUSTRUM = fence, constipation, zamo'bolt.
    • Eng: CLAUSTROPHILIA = claustrophilia, pathological desire to be in a closed, cramped room, fear of open space, CLAUSTROPHOBIC = claustrophobic.
  • Rus: KNUT.
    • Ger: KNUTE = whip.
    • Eng: KNOUT = whip.
  • Rus: KOBYLA, mare. Hence the words KAVALERIYA, KAVALERIST (mare+trottrot).
    • Lat: CABALLUS = horse (working), nag, CABALLINUS = horse, horse, CABALLATIO = horse feed, CABALLARIUS = groom.
    • Eng: CHEVALIER = rider, trooper, knight (especially armed from head to toe). Transition B-V.
    • Fre: CHEVAL = horse. From here CHEVALIER = horseman, knight, cavalier. Transition B-V.
    • Por: CAVALO = horse. By the way, maybe the word has been mixed in. KOVAL, as horses shoe.
    • Spa: CABALLO = horse horse.
    • Gre: kaballa (KABALA, those. KABALA) = horseback riding, kabalarhhs (KABALARHS, those. KABALARIS) = rider. FromFrom: KOBYLA+ RYS'YU, those. trotting.
  • Rus: KOVER. And UKRYVAT', UKRYVAYU, UKRYT', UKROYU. From hereFrom here: KROVAT'.
    • Eng: COVER = cover.
    • Fre: COUVRIR = cover, CHEVREAU = kid. SHEVRO - skin grade.
    • Ita: COPRIRE = cover. Transition V-P.
    • Spa: CUBRIR = cover. Transition V-B.
    • Gre: koubertta (KOUBERTA, those. KOIVERTA) = blanket; kourtinna (KOURTINA, those. KOIRTINA) = portiere; krebatii (KREBATI, those. KREVATI) = bed. And krubbw (KRUBW, those. KRIVO) = hide fromhide from: UKRYVAYU.
  • Rus: KOVSH.
    • Ger: KUBEL = ladle. Transition V-B.
    • Fin: KOUSA = ladle. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: KOVYRYAT', KOVYRNUT', KOVYRNU, IZKOVYRYAT', IZ+KOVYRNU. And RASKOVYRYAT', RASKOVYRNU.
    • Lat: CAVATOR = pecking, CAVERNA = pit, cave, entrails, CAVERNO = hollow, CAVERNULA = little cave, CAVITAS = hollow.
    • Lat: EXCAVO = deepen, EXCAVATIO = hollow. From the word IZKOVYRYAT'.
    • Eng: CAVERN = cave.
    • Eng: EXCAVATE = dig, dig, dig, dig, remove the soil, excavate.
    • Fre: CAVERNE = cave.
    • Spa: CAVAR = dig, dig, CAVERNA = cave.
  • Rus: KOZEL.
    • Tur: KOSELE = rough leather, leather, KOSEM = goat, ram.
  • Rus: KOKON. Apparently, in the same sense bush as the word OKUTANNYY, «KUKLA».
    • Ger: KOKON = cocoon.
    • Eng: COCOON = cocoon.
    • Fre: COCON = cocoon.
  • Rus: KOKOSH' (Old Russian) – hen, KOKOT – cock. Cm. V. Dahl.
    • Eng: COCK = cock.
    • Fre: COQ = cock.
  • Rus: KOL, KOLOT', UKOL. Earlier in battle they were stabbed, because at first there were no firearms. In the middle ages was a penalty = planted on KOL. In addition, when digging up the ground, its KOLYUT shovel, pick, pick, that is, loosen, pick, pierce. And KOLOT' in the sense of splitting, for example, with an ax. And OSKOLKI.
    • Lat: COLO, COLUI, CULTUM = cultivate (the groundthe ground), CULTUS = cultivation, gardening, CULTOR = cultivator.
    • Ger: QUAL = torment'ka, QUÄLEN = torment, QUÄLEREI = torment. Could also occur from Russian KVELYY, KVELIT', i.e. weaken. Next, German STACHEL = thorn, sting, thorn, could occur from KOL, KOLOT'SYA. Here is the permutation: prickprick = KLT ===> LKTS = stachel.
    • Eng: KILL = kill.
    • Eng: COLIC = rez (painpain).
    • Eng: UGLY = dangerous, threatening, repulsive, ugly. Transition to ===> R. Or see the Russian word UGOL, UGLOVATYY, that is, acute, dangerous.
    • Gre: xullo (XULO, those. KSILO) = stick.
    • Gre: kalojj (KALOS, those. KALOS) = corn. For example, callus on the leg is unpleasant. «stabs», prevents from walking.
    • Gre: diakladwssh (DIAKLADWSH, those. DIAKLADOSI) = branching (roads). FromFrom: DEYU+KOLOT', road «splits in two». And calikii (CALIKI, those. KHALIKI) = rubble fromrubble from: KOLYU, OSKOLKI.
  • Rus: KOLEBLYUS', KOLEBAT'SYA.
    • Lat: LABASCO = hesitate. Permutation KLBS ===> LBSK. And LABEFACIO = shake, LABEFACTATIO = loosening, LABEFACTO = loosen.
    • Eng: LABEFACTION = trembling, weakening, overthrowing, falling.
  • Rus: KOLKIY, that is cracking.
    • Lat: HIULCO = crack. Transition K-KH.
    • Eng: HULL = peel.
  • Rus: KOLENO, KLONIT'.
    • Lat: PHALANX, LANGIS = phalanx, detachment of troops in a closed ranks. As we celebrate in the book "Biblical Rus," ch.4:9.1, word FALANGA has several meanings: pole, link, row, phalanx of fingers, something like a straight line. Word KOLENCHATYY means according to V.Dal: "articulated, knee-shaped, broken, toothed, or articulate, PRYAMYKH ZVEN'EV educated". Fasmer in [866] indicates that "phalanx" means "member" - a word that is a variant of the Slavic "knee". And also see the word PALETS.
    • Lat: GENICULUS = knee, geNICULATIO = kneeling, GENICULATUS = cranked. And also see the combination GNU+KOLENO.
    • Ger: KNIE = knee. Here l disappeared. And also maybe German scchENKEL = knee (tech.), thigh, thigh.
    • Eng: KNEE = knee, KNUCKLE = finger joint. And GENICULATE = cranked (from GNU+KLONIT' - AuthAuth.).
  • Rus: KOLOKOL, GOLOS.
    • Ger: GLOCKE = bell. As well as German KLINGEL = bell bell probably came from the Russian KOLOKOL = KLINGEL.
    • Eng: CALL = call for. That is the bellThat is the bell = KOL-KOL really ZVAL, gathered people to the square. As well as english CLOCK = clock (wall, table, tower), also probably derived from the Russian word KOLOKOL. The sounds of the bell marked the time, so the clock invented later continued to call KOLOKOL or, in western pronunciation, - CLOCK.
    • Fre: CLOCHE = bell.
  • Rus: KOLOKOL'NYY.
    • Ger: KLINGELN = to call.
    • Eng: CLANK, CLINK = ring.
  • Rus: KOL, KOLOT', KOLOTIT' (beatbeat), VKOLOT' for example, drive KOL vertically into the ground. See also the word KHOLM. And KOL+TYN, for example, to support the wall.
    • Lat: COLUMEN = pillar, backwater, stand, top, COLUMNA = column, column, column, spine. Transition: Russian K ===> TO (C Latin) and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. As well as Latin CLAVUS = nail count.
    • Ger: KOLONNE = column.
    • Eng: COLUMN = column. see also KOL+TYN.
    • Fre: COLONNE = column.
    • Gre: kolonna (KOLONA, those. KOLONA) = column. And kalaqiia (KALAQIA, , those. KALATIA) = throw. Further, xulokopww (XULOKOPW, those. KSILOKOPO) = beat upbeat up: POKOLOCHU, upon readback.
  • Rus: KOLPAK, and OKOLPACHIT', to cheat.
    • Gre: kapello (KAPELO, those. KAPELO) = hat. Permutation: capcap = KLP ===> KPL = dripping. And kapakii (KAPAKI, those. KAPAKI) = cap. Either fromEither from: KOLPAK, either fromeither from: SHAPKA, during the transition SH-K.
    • Gre: kolpooj (KOLPOS, those. KOLPOS) = chest bay bay. Breast, especially female, really looks like «cap», is convex.
    • Gre: kalpikooj (KALPIKOS, those. KALPIKOS) = fake, fictitious.
  • Rus: KOLYASKA, KOLESO. The wordsThe words' KOLESO and OKOLO are in the same sense bush: a point revolving around a circle moves around, OKOLO center of rotation; happens OKOLO-VRASHCHENIE. From here TSIKL, TSIKLON etc.
    • Lat: COLUS = spinning wheel. Indeed, one of the main parts of the spinning wheel is a rotating wheel..
    • Lat: CYCLAS = circular, CYCLUS = circle, CYCLICUS = circular, circular. From the Russian word KOLESO in the transition to ===> C.
    • Ger: KALESCHE = stroller, ZYKLON = cyclone.
    • Eng: KALASH = stroller, CYCLONE = cyclone.
    • Eng: CYCLE = cycle, period, rotate, make turns. Comes from a Russian word. KOLESO during the transition K ===> C or C. Recall that Latin C reads like q and like k.
    • Fre: CYCLONE = cyclone.
    • Ita: CICLONE = cyclone.
    • Spa: CICLON = cyclone.
    • Gre: kuklooj (KUKLOS, those. KIKLOS ) = circle, circle, environment. From here also kuliiw (KULIW, those. KILIO) = ride, kukloforiaa (KUKLOFORIA, those. KIKLOFORIA) = circulation, circulation, fromcirculation, circulation, from: KOLESO (OKOLO) + TORYU, I go around, spinning. And kuklwnajj (KUKLWNAS, those. KIKLONAS) = cyclone.
  • Rus: KOM, KOMOK, KOMPOT = mix, KAMPANIYA = the battle that is KOM of people woven in a fight, a tangle, KOMPOT = confusion. And also the Russian word BITKOM, for example, some room, the space is full BIT-KOM (beat+com)by people. Hence the word KOMPANIYA, that is, a "com" of people, a group. Word KOM made sense "together", "with", “with”, "together", «clew». See, for example, the words co-set, som-stick (teeth rows), connect together. Word KOM and MASSA differ only in the direction of reading and the transition K-S. Hence the word SUMMA, as an association. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: SIMPOZIUM, SIMFONIYA, SINOD, SINTAKSIS
    • Lat: CUM = with, together, simultaneously. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KAMPF = fight, fight. Probably derived from the word BITKOM. Transition P-B, T-F. May be KAMPF derived from BIT'+KOM, that is, beat, beat a lot of people, "a bunch of people".
    • Eng: COM- = prefix meaning jointness, commonality or reciprocity. And COMMON = common, universal.
    • Spa: CON = together with. It is clearly visible that M and H were transforming into each other..
    • Gre: In Greek, the word suum (SUM, those. SIM), or suum (SUM, those. SIN), i.e KOM (transition M-N) meant «a plus» (mate.), that is, the addition, the union of individual parts of something. That is why the word KOM (in the shape of suum (SUMILI sun) entered the beginning of many Greek words. for example: summacooj (SUMMACOS, those. SIMMAKHOS) = ally fromally from: KOM+MOSHCH'; summetriaa (SUMMETRIA, those. SIMMETRIA) = symmetry fromsymmetry from: KOM+MERYAT', that is, detect «measure» in some aggregate. From here – famous word SIMMETRIYA. Further, summoriaa (SUMMORIA, those. SIMMORIA) = gang, click, fromgang, click, from: KOM+UMER, that is, a bunch of killers; sumpatriwthhj (SUMPATRIWTHS, those. SIMPATRIOTIS) = compatriot fromcompatriot from: KOM+BATYA (pater); sumpiezzw (SUMPIEZW, those. SIMPIEZO) = squeezesqueeze: KOM+PYZH; sumplhrwmma (SUMPLHRWMA, those. SIMPLIROMA) = addition, application, fromaddition, application, from: KOM+BOLEE+RAMA ( extra space, cm. RAMA); sumplokkh (SUMPLOKH, those. SIMPLOKI) = clash, conflict, fromclash, conflict, from: KOM+PALKA (fight); sumponiia (SUMPONIA, those. SIMPONIA) = condolence as well sumpnoiaa (SUMPNOIA, those. SIMPNOIA) = unity of views fromunity of views from: KOM+PONYAL (understand each other together); sumposiio (SUMPOSIO, those. SIMPOZIO) = symposium, banquet, fromsymposium, banquet, from: KOM+POSIZHU (sit together); sumfiliwssh (SUMFILIWSH, those. SIMFILIOSI) = reconciliation fromreconciliation from: KOM+LYUBOV' (back reading gives FILIA, love each other); sumforaa (SUMFORA, those. SIMFORA) = misfortune, distress, frommisfortune, distress, from: KOM+GORE (joint grief); sumfwniia (SUMFWNIA, those. SIMFONIA) = mutual consent frommutual consent from: KOM+PONIMAYU (transition P-F). Hence the famous word SIMFONIYA. Further, sunanthssh (SUNANTHSH, those. SINANTISI) = meeting, date, frommeeting, date, from: KOM+NAYTI; sundeew (SUNDEW, those. SINDEO) = bind, fasten as well sundessh (SUNDESH, those. SINDESI) = connection, coupling, fromconnection, coupling, from: KOM+DEYU (create «com», the group); sundesmojj (SUNDESMOS, those. SINDESMOS) = union, society, bonds, fromunion, society, bonds, from: KOM+DEYU+MOSHCH'; sundialexxh (SUNDIALEXH, those. SINDIALEKSI) = conversation, conversation, fromconversation, conversation, from: KOM+DVA+SLOG (speech as well LEKSI = RECH' during the transition R-L); sundrommh (SUNDROMH, those. SINDROMI) = fee, help, fromfee, help, from: KOM+DARIT' (transition m(te) ===> m=M); sunennooumaai (SUNENNOOMAI, those. SINENNOOMAI) = exchange views, negotiate, fromexchange views, negotiate, from: KOM+MNENIE (back reading: opinion ===> nnoomai); suneisforra (SUNEISFORA, those. SINEISFORA) = contribution, installment, fromcontribution, installment, from: KOM+SBOR (transition B-F: collection ===> sphora); sunenocch (SUNENOCH, those. SINENOKHI) = complicity, fromcomplicity, from: KOM+NASH (transition SH-KH) . Further, many words have arisen from the combination KOM+RUKA, i.e «working together hand in hand», cooperate. for example: sunergasiia (SUNERGASIA, those. SINERGASIA) = cooperation fromcooperation from: KOM+RUKA (transition K-G); sunergeioo (SUNERGEIO, those. SINERGEIO) = brigade, artel, frombrigade, artel, from: KOM+RUKA. Further: sunqetooj (SUNQETOS, those. SINTETOS) = complex, compound; and sunqettw (SUNQETW, those. SINTETO) = composecompose: KOM+TUT (that is, here – complicated «com», many parts); hence the famous word SINTEZ. Further, sunneffo (SUNNEFO, those. SINNEFO) = cloud cloud as well sunnefiaa (SUNNEFIA, those. SINNEFIA) = cloud cover fromcloud cover from: KOM+NEBO (transition B-F: sky ===> nefo). However, there is another possible origin fromHowever, there is another possible origin from: YASNO+NET, Where SIN – this YASNO, but NEFO – this NET. Further, sundeiia (SUNDEIA, those. SINDEIA) = accompanying persons, convoy, guards, fromaccompanying persons, convoy, guards, from:KOM+DEYU (create). Similarly, sunodooj (SUNODOS, those. SINODOS) = session, synod (church.), fromfrom: KOM+DEYU (that is, we create a group, we meet together). From here – famous word SINOD. Further, sunomilww (SUNOMILW, those. SINOMILO) = talk, negotiate, sunomiliia (SUNOMILIA, those. SINOMILIA) = conversation, negotiations, fromconversation, negotiations, from: KOM+MELYU, here «grind» - means to say that is «milled together». Further, suntaxxh (SUNTAXH, those. SINTAKSI) = editing (military.), become!; and suntassww (SUNTASSW, those. SINTASSO) = make a plan (military.), line upline up: KOM+TASHCHU, eg, «I drag a lot of soldiers into the general system); suntakthjj (SUNTAKTHS, those. SINTAKTIS) = edit fromedit from: KOM+TAKT, that is, to regulate something complicated, «com». And suntellw (SUNTELW, those. SINTELO) = completecomplete: KOM+DELAYU (finish something complicated). Further, sunthrrw (SUNTHRW, those. SINTIRO) = keep upkeep up: KOM+TORYU (keep something complicated); suntonooj (SUNTONOS, those. SINTONOS) = stressful fromstressful from: KOM+TYANU (I pull something complicated); kontinooj (KONTINOS, those. KONTINOS) = closer fromcloser from: KOM+STYANU; suntomooj (SUNTOMOS, those. SINTOMOS) = short, short, fromshort, short, from: KOM+TYANU (transition N-M). And sumfiliwnww (SUMFILIWNW, those. SIMFILIONO) = make peace frommake peace from: KOM+LYUBIT'. And so on.
  • Rus: KOM hair.
    • Lat: COMA = hair on the head, curls, mane in animals.
    • Eng: COMA = hair bundle, tuft, braid (on the headon the head).
    • Gre: kommh (KOMH, those. KOMI) = hair, hair.
  • Rus: KOM+BERECH' or S+BERECH', KOM+BERU or SO+BERU, that is, to take, to save the collected.
    • Lat: COM-PARCO = take care of, COMPARO = buy, cook. TransitionTransition: B-P and Russian H ===> TO (C LatinC Latin).
  • Rus: KOM+BERU or SO+BERU or KOM+PARA, that is, I gather together, "lumpy" anything. And KOM+PRIZHMU.
    • Lat: COMPARO = combine. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: COMPARE = compare, COMPARISON = comparison, COMPRESS = compress.
    • Gre: kompressa (KOMPRESA, those. KOMPRESA) = compress.
  • Rus: KOM+BIL or S+BIL, that is, knock in a heap, round up.
    • Lat: COM-PELLO, PULI = drive out. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: COMPEL = force, compel, coerce, subjugate, subjugate.
    • Spa: COMBATE = fight. Happened from KOM+BIT', or SO+BIT', fight together.
  • Rus: KOM+BRAT' or SO+BRAT'. That is, to gather together, to collect "in whom" something.
    • Lat: COMPARATIO = gathering. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: COMPARED = compared.
  • Rus: KOM+VALYU, I mean, a whole bunch of currencies.
    • Lat: CON-VELLO = wreck. And also fromAnd also from: KOM+VERCHU happenedhappened:
    • Lat: CON-VERTO = rotate.
  • Rus: KOM+VOLYA, KOM+VELYU.
    • Gre: sumbolaioo (SUMBOLAIO, those. SIMVOLAIO) = agreement; sumboullh (SUMBOULH, those. SIMVOILI) = advice; sumboulioo (SUMBOULIO, those. SIMVOILIO) = advice. Transition K-S: com ===> Sim.
  • Rus: KOM+GRESTI or SGRESTI. That is, rake into a heap, combine, gather togetherThat is, rake into a heap, combine, gather together.===>>>
    • Lat: CONGRESSIO = meeting, communication, rapprochement, CONGRESSUS = convergence, collision, communication, congress. Transition M-N and Russian K ===> TO (C LatinC Latin).
    • Eng: CONGRESS = congress, congress.
  • Rus: KOM+GRUDA, "KOM+GRUDIT'", com+huddle or SO+GRUDA, SGRUDIT', put together.
    • Eng: CONGREGATE = collect(camping), hoard up. From here and CONGREGATION = congregation, gathering, gathering, community (of animals), group, company (people), (church.) congregation, religious fraternity, parishioners, flock, university council.
  • Rus: KOM+ZVAT' or SO+ZVAT', SOZVAT', SOZYV, SO+ZOV.
    • Lat: CONVOCATIO = convocation, CONVOCO = convene.
    • Eng: CONVOCATION = convocation (meetings, congress, etc..) meeting. HereHere: ZOV ===> VOC.
  • Rus: KOM+ISKAT', S+ISKAT', SO+ISKAT'. For example, go PO SLEDAM groups, follow the group, as if “behind a lump of people”, after “a company of people”, go to the next, ISKAT' footprints and follow them, pursue, follow some idea, be a follower. In the Slavic language phrasesIn the Slavic language phrases: PO SLEDAM (gogo), POSLEDOVATEL', POSLEDOVATEL'NO similar in meaning and mean the same thing: look for tracks and follow someone or something. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, with.118, there is an old Russian word SEKOVOY, before SEKOVOY pores = before SIKH so far that is up to this place following this.
    • Lat: CONSECUTIO, CONSEQUENTIA = sequence, CONSEQUENS = consecutive, CONSECUTIO = consequence.
    • Eng: CONSEQUENCE = (by)consequence, sequence, result (something), conclusion, conclusion.
  • Rus: KOM+KLEIT' or S+KLEIT', SKLEIT'.
    • Lat: CON-GLUTINO, CONGLUTINO = glue. Transition M-N and K-G.
    • Eng: CONGLUTINATE = stick together.
  • Rus: KOM+KLIKAT' or SKLIKAT' or SO+KLIKAT', KOM+KLICH, that is, to convene a company, a group, a "com" of people. And KOM+SEL, KOM+SILA.
    • Lat: CONCILIATIO = connection, convergence, union, CONCILIO = connect, knock down, make friends together, CONCILIUM = connection, connection, gathering, cathedral, gathering, meeting, meeting.
    • Lat: CONCLAMATIO = common cry, CONCLAMATUS = famous, famous, CON-CLAMO = shout together. Transition: Russian W or W ===> M is Latin, that is KLICH(ShSh) ===> CLAMO.
  • Rus: KOM+OBLYY, that is, something round, round ball.
    • Lat: CON-GLOBO = squeeze round. Transition M-N and OBLYY ===> GLOBO.
    • Eng: CONGLOBATE = spherical, spherical, give or take a spherical shape.
  • Rus: KOM+PAKET or S+PAKET, KOM+PAKUYU, KOM+PAKOVAT', i.e. pack tightly.
    • Lat: COMPACTIO = cohesion, COMPACTILIS = tightly knit, COMPACTURA = cohesion, COMPACTUS = dense, COMPAGES = cohesion, COMPAGINATIO = bonding, COMPAGINO = fasten.
    • Eng: COMPACT = pact, deal, contract, compact, optimally shaped, composite, composed.
    • Gre: sumpaghhj (SUMPAGHS, those. SIMPAGIS) = solid, compact. FromFrom: KOM+PAKUYU.
  • Rus: KOM+PASTI or SO+PASTI, that is, herd the flock "together".
    • Lat: COM-PASCO = feed together.
  • Rus: KOM+PIT' or S+PIT', SO+PIT', KOM+PITAT'(camping), that is, to drink or eat with someone, to drink "lumps" in the company. Hence, probably, the word KOMPOT, that is, a mixture in which different components are mixed.
    • Lat: COM-POTATIO = booze.
    • Eng: COMPOTE = (franz.) compote.
    • Gre: sumpaqww (SUMPAQW, those. SIMPATO) = sympathize with anyone. FromFrom: KOM+PITAYU (the sensesthe senses).
  • Rus: KOM+PLESTI or SO+PLESTI, SPLESTI. That is closely knit together in whom. Hence the word KOMPLEKT.
    • Lat: COM-PLECTOR, PLEXUS = twist round. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is PLESTI ===> PLECTOR.
    • Lat: COM-PLEX = closely related, COMPLEXIO = communication, narration, connection, COMPLEXUS = embrace, hug, love, complex, COMPLICATIO = folding, COM-PLICO = roll, COMPLECTOR = hug. From Russian KOM+PLESTI.
    • Eng: COMPLEX = compound, complex, complex, complex, COMPLETE set = kit, COMPLETE = full, COMPLICATE = complicate.
    • Gre: komplle (KOMPLE, those. KOMPLE) = kit.
  • Rus: KOM+POSADIT' or SO+POSADIT', that is, to bring together "com", to plant together, side by side, to combine into one. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: KOMPOZITOR.
    • Lat: COMPOSITIO = compilation, binding, addition, connection, COMPOSITOR = make up (i.e SO+POSADIT'+TORYU - AuthAuth.).
    • Eng: COMPOSITION = compilation, education, construction, composition (any workany work).
  • Rus: KOM+PROSIT', KOM+PROSHU or SO+PROSIT', SO+PROSHU, that is, ask everyone together, the company. And also see. KOM+PRONIKAT', SO+PRONIKAT'.
    • Lat: COMPRECATIO = joint prayer.
    • Eng: COMPREHEND = include, encompass, be part of, understand, comprehend, COMPREHENSION = reach.
  • Rus: KOM+PUT' or KOM+PYATA, SO+PUT', SO+PYATA, for example, on the same PUTI people met, many people collided, "KOM people "it became crowded. For example, runners in a stadium, at the same distance, rivals.
    • Lat: COMPETO = compete, COMPETITIO = competition, competition, rivalry, COMPETITOR = job seeker, COMPETRIX = rival (i.e SO+PUT'+TORYU - AuthAuth.).
    • Eng: COMPETITION = competition, competition, competition.
    • Fre: COMPETITION = competition.
  • Rus: KOM+RECH', KOM+RECHET or SO+RECH', SO+RECHET, that is, a joint agreement, agreement, "com", a group of people have agreed on something.
    • Lat: CONDICIO = persuasion. Transition N-M and Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: CONDITION = set conditions, condition, bargain, negotiate, accept terms, agree to terms. Or see the word SOZDAT' (conditionsconditions).
  • Rus: KOM+RYAD, com+the order, SO+RYAD, that is, establishing order in a large group of people, among the heap, unorganized masses, “among the coma” of people, to establish SOVMESTNYY RYAD. Besides, KOM+RYAD+DAT', i.e DAT' PORYADOK "AT KOM", DAT' RYAD "in a bunch of people, "put things in order.
    • Lat: CONCORDIA = unanimity, agreement, combination, CONCORDATIO = establishing consent, CONCORDITER = unanimously, CONCORDO = reconcile.
    • Eng: CONCORD = harmony, consistency of actions and phenomena, agreement; grams matching; music harmony, consonance; pact, deal, contract.
  • Rus: KOM+SIDET', that is, to sit in a tight group, "to'mom", KOM+SAZHAYU.
    • Lat: COMISSATIO = feast. Or it comes from the phrase KOM+SYTYY, that is, "together they were filled". And also see the word CONSESSUS = meeting, from expression KOM+SIZHU, that is, "sat together".
  • Rus: KOM+SRASTI, KOM+SRASHCHU, or SO+SRASHCHU, SRASHCHU, that is, growing together.
    • Lat: CONCRETIO = accretion, thickening, cohesion, CONCRETUS = condensed, CONCRESCO = grow together. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and M-N.
    • Eng: CONCRESCENCE = (biol.) fusion. Compare with the word SO+SRASHCHENIE or KOM+SRASHCHENIE.
  • Rus: KOM+STOYAT' or SO+STOYAT', that is, to stand together, "lumped", to be accomplices, to agree on common actions. From here are the names KON-STANT, KON-STANTIN, meaning «stable», «lasting», «constant». As well as the word KONSTITUTSIYA.
    • Lat: CONSTITUO = to persuade, CONSTITUTIO = establishment, institution, CONSTITUTUS = set. Further, IN-CONSTANS = non-permanent, fromnon-permanent, from: NE+KOM+STOYAT' or NE+SO+STOYAT', during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian ===> n Latin. I.e NPSTN ===> NSPSTN.
    • Eng: CONSTITUTION = basic law, constitution, decree, decree, decree. And CONSTANT = unchanged, steady. Further, INCONSTANCY = variability, fluctuation, impermanence, fromvariability, fluctuation, impermanence, from: NE+KOM+STOYAT' or NE+SO+STOYAT'.
    • Fre: CONSTANT = constant.
  • Rus: KOM+STYANU, com+pull off or S+TYANU, STYANU, STYANUT', that is, tie into one, into one "com", into one pile.
    • Lat: CON-CATENO = tie together, CONCATENATIO = joining, stiffness, connection. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin in the word STYANU ===> CATENO.
    • Eng: CONCATENATE = unite.
    • Gre: summetecww (SUMMETECW, those. SIMMETEKHO) = to be an accomplice. FromFrom: KOM+TYAGA (pull offpull off).
  • Rus: KOM+TKAT' or SO+TKAT', eg, SOTKAT', join together two pieces of fabric.
    • Lat: CONTEXTUS = compound, CONTEXTE = tightly knit, CONTEXTIO = connection, rallying. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CONTEXT = context (relatively meaningful part of the text, statements), situation, environment, environment, setting.
  • Rus: KOM+TOLKAT' or SO+TOLKAT', STOLKNUT'. That is, a group of people "".
    • Lat: CONFLICTIO, CONFLICTUS = clash. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: CONFLICT = conflict, armed conflict, fight, battle.
  • Rus: KOM+TORG, KOM+TORGOVAT', i.e SO+TORG, SO+TORGOVAT', TORGOVAT'SYA. In other words, trade together, bargain, trade in a large number of items. In the wholesale trade, many things of the same type are bought and sold, a whole "com".
    • Lat: COMMERCIUM = trade. I.e COM+MERCIUM, transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin and Russian G ===> C Latin in the word TORG.
    • Eng: COMMERCE = wholesale, commerce.
  • Rus: KOMON' - horse, rider, horse; old russian word. So, for example, horses are called in the "Word about the Regiment of Igor".
    • Lat: COMA = ponytail.
    • Ger: KOMMEN = come. As well as German ANKOMMEN = come; could occur from russian NA KOMONI, that is to come on a horse, on horses. And ANKUNFT = arrive; could occur from russiancould occur from russian: NA KONE (comecome).
    • Eng: COME = come. And also see. KO MNE! That is, come to me.
  • Rus: KONETS, KONCHIL. And also see. VON, as an indication into the distance, somewhere, at the end. See also old Russian word TINAT', according to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.760, which meant chopping, cutting off. I.e «create end». From here FIN = end, transition T-F(Fita). From here alsoFrom here also: FINAL, FINISH.
    • Lat: CANCELLI = limit.
    • Lat: FINIS, FINES = end, edge, limit, limit, FUNUS = death, murder, FINALIS = extreme. Transition K-F. And FINITO = end; during the transition K-F and TS-T, since latin t and z written it seems, see tab..1. As well as Latin CONFICIO = finish.
    • Lat: CONIS, CINIS = dust.
    • Eng: FINISH = end, FINAL = final, final, final, FINELY = finally. Transition K-F.
    • Eng: CANCEL = cancel, cancel, delete.
    • Gre: akonizoo (AKONIZO, those. AKONIZO) = sharpen, akontiio (AKONTIO, those. AKONTIO) = a spear.
  • Rus: To the previous word bush TINAT' add «his denialhis denial»: NE TINAT', i.e NE KONETS, - no end, unlimited, far reaching.
    • Lat: IN-FINITAS, INFINITIO = infinity, INFINITE = infinitely, IN-FINIBILIS = endless, INFINITUM = infinite, IN-FINITUS, INFINITUS = boundless. Transition K-F and Russian c ===> z or s or t latin.
    • Eng: INFINITE = infinite, INFINITY = infinity.
  • Rus: KONOPLYA.
    • Lat: CANNABIS = hemp. Transition P-B.
    • Ger: HANF = hemp.
    • Eng: HEMP = hemp, CANNABIC = hemp. Transition K-KH and N-M.
    • Por: CANHAMO = hemp.
  • Rus: KON', KONYUKH, KONNYY.
    • Lat: EQUA = mare, EQUINUS = horse, horse. Transition N-U, since latin n and u differ only in orientation (turned the letter). And EQUUS = horse horse, EQUES = rider, equestrian soldier, cavalry, equestrian. Or else EQUUS, EQUES - the result of the reverse reading of the word SKOK. As well as Latin EQUISO = groom; derived from KONYUKH, one more transition X or Sh - S.
    • Eng: KNIGHT = chess knight knight.
  • Rus: KON'+MOLOKO.
    • Lat: EQUI-MULGA = milking mares feeding on mare's milk. Transition n-u.
  • Rus: KOPAT', VSKOPAT'.
    • Lat: COPIATA = gravedigger.
    • Gre: kopojj (KOPOS, those. KOPOS), kopiazww (KOPIAZW, those. KOPIAZO) = effort, work, work.
    • Gre: skayimoo (SKAYIMO, those. SKAPSIMO) = digging, digging.
    • Gre: anaskaffh (ANASKAFH, those. ANASKAFI) = excavations. Confused n ---v in view of the similarity of writing, as well as P-F, those. dig upthose. dig up = VSKP ===> NSKF = anaskafi.
  • Rus: KOPIT', KOPLYU, SKOPIT', KOPI', KOPISH', SKO’POM (together). Hence, probably, KOPEYKA – I save money.
    • Lat: CAPUT = capital, COPIA = stock, supplies, abundance, wealth, quantity, set, COPIOSUS = rich, wealthy, CUPA = barrel, CAPITUM = fodder.
    • Eng: CAPITAL = capital, COPIOUS = plentiful, rich, extensiveplentiful, rich, extensive; CUP = cup, bowl, glass, cup.
    • Por: COPA = pantry.
    • Spa: ACOPIO = accumulation, ACOPIAR = accumulate, CUBA = vat, barrel.
    • Gre: kibwtioo (KIBWTIO, those. KIBOTIO) = box. And koubajj (KOUBAS, those. KOIBAS) = bucket, koutti (KOUTI, those. KOITI) = casket, kupelllo (KUPELLO, those. KIPELLO) = cup.
    • Gre: kopaddi (KOPADI, those. KOPADI) = flock of birds.
    • Gre: kefalaiio (KEFALAIO, those. KEFALAIO) = capital. FromFrom: KOPLYU, KOPIL. Transition P-F. Further, kapitalisthjj (KAPITALISTHS, those. KAPITALISTIS) = capitalist fromcapitalist from: KOPIT', KOPIL.
    • Gre: kalphh (KALPH, those. KALPI) = ballot box. FromFrom: KOPLYU, KOPILKA. Urn «collects, saves» bulletins, «ballsballs».
    • Gre: kapikki (KAPIKI, those. KAPIKI) = penny.
    • Gre: diaskeyyh (DIASKEYH, those. DIASKEPSI) = meeting. FromFrom: DEYU+SKOPOM, many people have accumulated.
  • Rus: KOPCHU, KOPTIT'.
    • Gre: kapnooj (KAPNOS, those. KAPNOS) = smoke, kapnizzw (KAPNIZW, those. KAPNIZO) = smoke, kapnistooj (KAPNISTOS, those. KAPNISTOS) = smoked, kapnismaa (KAPNISMA, those. KAPNISMA) = smoking. And kapnodocojj (KAPNODOCOS, those. KAPNODOKHOS) = chimney offchimney off: KOPCHU+KHOD when you read the word back KHOD.
  • Rus: KOP'E, KOP'YA. There were many in the medieval army KOPEYSHCHIKOV, people with KOP'YAMI. Reverse reading gave the floor PIKA.
    • Lat: COPIAE = army, polchische. Or it could come from the word KOPIT', that is, a large crowd of warriors.
    • Eng: PIKE = peak.
    • Ger: PIKE = peak.
    • Fre: PIQUE = peak.
    • Spa: PICA = a spear.
  • Rus: KORA, KORKA, KRYT'. The bark covers something, so KORA and KRYT' belong to the same sense bush.
    • Lat: CORTEX = bark, CORTICATUS = crusty.
    • Lat: CORIUM = bark, shell, shell, leather. And CORIACEUS = leather-covered.
    • Ger: KORK = bung, KORKEN = cork. Everything is clear - traffic jams were made from KORY.
    • Eng: CORK = bark, cork, cork, clog.
    • Fre: COR = horn; corncorn (?), ECORCE = bark peel crust. Or reverse the reading of the word ROG.
    • Spa: CUERO = leather, CORTEZA = crust (of breadof bread).
    • Gre: korra (KORA, those. KORA) = crust.
    • Gre: kaluptoo (KALUPTO, those. KALIPTO) = hide. Transition R-L, i.e: to coverto cover = KRT --- KRPT = KLPT = calypto. In the same bush of words kalummma (KALUMMA, those. KALIMMA) = cover. Transition R-L and T-M, since latin m and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks)written the same way. I.e: to coverto cover = KRT --- KLM = Kalimma. see also akaluptooj (AKALUPTOS, those. AKALIPTOS) = uncovered, naked. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: KORABL', KORAB', KOROB. The backbone of the consonants here isThe backbone of the consonants here is: KRB. From here comes the same BARK, BARKA, BARZHA, BARKAS.
    • Lat: ARSA (in English Ark) = ark ship. The famous ship of the "ancient" Aeneas was called Argo, that is, Ark or Ark. "Ancient" -Greek Argonauts got their name, probably from the phrase Ark-Nav, that is, the Arch New, that is, the ark of Noah, the ship of Noah. Columbus, as you know, set sail on caravels. Perhaps the name Caravel is derived from Ark. It could happen when you merge the opposite of the word “Ark” (turned Kar) and the words "war" (Latin Bella" – bellum – from the Russian word BIL). To there is a military ark, military arch, car-bella. Thus, it turns out that a caravel, that is, a warship, is a military ark. In addition, the word "ship" (caravel B-V) – This is a variant of the Slavic word "box", which is well in fact.
    • Ger: BARKE, BARK = bark. Here and below is the reverse reading of the word. KOROB.
    • Eng: BARK = bark. No vowelsNo vowels: BRK.
    • Fre: BARQUE = a boat. The backbone of the consonants is almost the sameThe backbone of the consonants is almost the same: BRK.
    • Tur: BARGA = barge, barge.
    • Gre: karabbi (KARABI, those. KARABI) = ship, ship.
    • Gre: barkaa (BARKA, those. BARKA) = a boat. And mparkarismma (MPARKARISMA, those. MPARKARISMA) = loading onto a ship fromloading onto a ship from: BARKA+GRUZ, insofar as MP at the beginning of words is read in Greek as B.
  • Rus: KOREN' plants or ZERNO.
    • Lat: GRANUM = corn. See also the word KHRANIT'.
    • Ger: KORN = grain, rye, rye, KERN = core, grain. From the Russian "grain", that is, crush, occurs and German KÖRNEN = fraction. Hence, probably, English GRANULATE = corn(campingcamping).
    • Eng: CORN, KERNEL = corn. Recall that English CORN reads like "Korn". Latin C read as K, as C or W.
    • Tur: GRANUL = corn. Transition K-G.
  • Rus: KOREN' wood, KORNI, UKORENIT'. Tree roots are like ROGA an animal such as a deer. See also the word ROG in reverse reading. Probably word KORONA comes from the word KOREN'. Or the word KORONA comes from the word KRONA, tree crown. The royal crown could well be perceived as KRONA kind of "tree kind", harboring his subjects reliable crown royal power, etc.. Hence, probably, the name of the "ancient" Greek god KRON.
    • Lat: CORNU = horn, beak, hoof, sleeve of the river, CORNEUS = horny, from a horn, similar to a horn made from cornel tree, CORNUS = dogwood, bush or tree, CORNESCO = look like a horn, CORNEOLUS = like a horn, CORNUTUS = horned.
    • Lat: CORONA = crown, CORONO - to crown. Indeed, the crown looks like an inverted tree root. Or the royal crown called KORONOY, i.e KORNEM, figuratively, referring to the root of the family, that is, the power of the royal dynasty, feeding the state like a tree.
    • Ger: KRONE = crown, KRÖNEN = to be crowned, HORN = horn.
    • Eng: ANCORA = anchor. Permutation KRN ===> NKR.
    • Eng: ANCHOR = anchor, HORN = horn.
    • Eng: CROWN = crown, crown.
    • Fre: CORNE = horn.
    • Ita: CORNO = horn.
    • Spa: CUERNO = horn.
    • Fin: KRUUNU = crown.
  • Rus: KORKA+TELO, i.e TELO, covered KORKOY, KOROY, dense, keratinous skin or hard skin.
    • Lat: CROCODILUS = crocodile. Transition T-D, i.e KORKA-TELO ===> CROCO-DILUS. Ending US - standard for many Latin words. Indeed, as is well known, the crocodile skin is exceptionally strong and firm.. Crocodile skin has been used in many things.. So the colonizing Slavs, who saw such an animal for the first time, for example in Africa, could easily call him “crust-body". Slightly distorted, the name then began to sound like "crocodile" and passed into other, supposedly ancient languages..
    • Ger: KROKODIL = crocodile.
    • Eng: CROCODILE = crocodile.
    • Fre: CROCODILE = crocodile. And so on.
    • Gre: krokodeilojj (KROKODEILOS, , those. KROKODEILOS) = crocodile.
  • Rus: KORMIT', KORM.
    • Eng: CRAM = stuff.
    • Por: CARCOMER, COMER = to eat.
    • Gre: kormii (KORMI, those. KORMI) = body, torso.
  • Rus: KOROB, basket. And KORPUS, during the transition B-P. The human body is sometimes calledThe human body is sometimes called: KORPUS, word variant KOROB – container. Word KORPUS in meaning «torso» then moved to other languages. From here and KORABL'.
    • Lat: CORBIS = basket, CORBITA = transport ship cargo ship, CORBONA = treasure house.
    • Ger: KORB = basket, KO”RPER = body, body, body.
    • Eng: CORPS = body (diplomats), military unitmilitary unit; CORPSE = corpse. From Russian KOROB – container (soulssouls).
    • Eng: CAR = basket. Maybe from Russian KOROB English is also happening CORD = rope, cord, tie up with a rope, that is, "make a box". Transition b-d.
    • Fre: CORPS = body, body, body.
    • Ita: CORPO = body.
    • Fin: KORI, KOPPA = basket box.
    • Gre: kormooj (KORMOS, those. KORMOS) = body (ship). FromFrom: KORPUS, during the transition P-M due to the similarity of writing. Or from the word KORMA (shipship).
    • Gre: karaffa (KARAFA, those. KARAFA) = carafe (vessel). Transition B-F.
  • Rus: KOROTKIY, KOROTKO, KRATKO, VKRATTSE, UKOROT.
    • Lat: CO-ARTO = shrink, CURTO = shorten, CURTUS = shortened.
    • Ger: KURZ = short, brief.
    • Eng: SHORT = short.
    • Iri: GAIRID = short. Transition K-G and T-D.
    • Spa: CORTO = short, short.
  • Rus: KORYST', KORYSTNYY. From here, most likely (either from the word SKAREDNYY), happened name ISKARIOT the greedy Judah, who betrayed Christ for 30 silver coins.
    • Gre: akorestojj (AKORESTOS, those. AKORESTOS) = greedy, insatiable.
  • Rus: KORYUSHKA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: KUORE = smelt.
  • Rus: KOSIT', SKOSIT' grass sideways.
    • Eng: SCYTHE = spit (tool), mow, cut. Maybe english SCITHE derived from Russian SKIFY. In Russia, mowed grass and cereals braids.
    • Spa: COSECHA = harvest harvesting.
  • Rus: KOSMATYY, KOSMY – long, matted hair. Probably from here and KOSMETIKA, originally as grooming hair, especially women's hairstyles, their decoration.
    • Lat: COMATUS = shaggy.
    • Eng: COSMETOLOGY = cosmetics. FromFrom: KOSMY ULOZHU, put in order.
    • Gre: kosmhmaa (KOSMHMA, those. KOSMIMA) = decoration, fromdecoration, from: KOSMY, kosmhtikhh (KOSMHTIKH, those. KOSMITIKI) = cosmetics, fromcosmetics, from: KOSMATYY. And diakosmww (DIAKOSMW, those. DIAKOSMO) = decorate, diakosmhshh (DIAKOSMHSH, those. DIAKOSMISI) = decoration. FromFrom: DEYU+KOSMY, that is, I decorate cosms, I care for them.
  • Rus: KOSNUS', KOSNUT'SYA.
    • Ger: KOSEN = caress.
    • Eng: CONCERN = touch.
  • Rus: KOSTER. It turns out that in the old Russian language the word bonfire meant, in particular, "tower" or "fortress". And also - something tall, made of logs. Cm. Vasmer: 2-volume of the Etymological Dictionary of the Russian language. Apparently, only afterwards did the word "bonfire" begin to mean exclusively "a burned tree". After all, in order to light a fire, it was required to stack the logs with a "fire", that is, in the form of a "tower"".
    • Lat: CASTELLUM = strengthening, and the famous word "church" (i.e. church church). Sounds L and R are often confused. And the word "fire" could turn into a "church"". Latin CASTRUM = the fortress probably originated from the Russian «bonfire»=tower. See the Seven Wonders of the World, ch.See the Seven Wonders of the World, ch..1.
    • Eng: CASTLE = Castle. Transition R-L.
    • Ita: CASTELLO = Castle.
    • Spa: CASTILLO = Castle.
    • Gre: kastrro (KASTRO, those. KASTRO) = Castle (fortificationfortification).
  • Rus: KOSTISTYY, KOSTI.
    • Lat: COSTATUS = having strong ribs.
    • Eng: COSTAL = costal.
  • Rus: KOST', KOSTYASHKA. Here KOSTYASHKA in the accounts for counting money, income and expenses. Abacus used to be widely used.
    • Eng: COST = costs, increase.
    • Gre: kostooj (KOSTOS, those. KOSTOS) = the cost.
  • Rus: KOST', blot up KOSTEY.
    • Lat: COSTA = edge, EXOSSO = peel off.
    • Eng: COSTAL = costal.
    • Fin: KASTUA lapimaraksi = blot to the bone.
    • Spa: COSTILLA = edge.
  • Rus: KOT. See also Russian KOTYARA, that is a big, experienced cat. And KOTIK, i.e. a gentle cat or a cat.
    • Lat: CATTA = cat, CATTUS = cat. It is curious that in Latin for KOSHKI there is one more word - MUSIO. All clear, cat catches MYSHEY, so sometimes they called her: musio, that is, catching mice.
    • Ger: KATZE = cat, KATER = cat. In a word KOTIK last K could go to C (Caesar-Caesar type transition), resulting in KOTITS or KATZE.
    • Eng: CAT = cat.
    • Fre: CHAT = cat, CHATTE = cat.
    • Spa: GATO = cat, GATA = cat. Transition K-G.
    • Gre: gatojj (GATOS, those. GATOS) = cat Kitty; gatta (GATA, those. GATA) = cat. Transition K-G.
  • Rus: KOTEL.
    • Fin: KATTILA = boiler.
  • Rus: KOTOMA, bag - travel bag (V. Dahl), worn over the shoulder.
    • Lat: CATOMUM = (grech.) shoulder position.
  • Rus: KOCHAN.
    • Fre: dde CHOU = head of cab.
    • Tur: KOCAN = cob.
  • Rus: KOCHEV'E, KOCHEVNIK.
    • Eng: COACH = stroller carriage.
    • Tur: GOCEBE = nomad.
  • Rus: KRAB, SKREBU (pawspaws), KARABKAT'SYA, VSKARABKAT'SYA, SKREBU, SKREBET. From hereFrom here – AKROBAT, and «ancient»-Egyptian SKARABEY, i.e. beetle species.
    • Lat: SCARABAEUS = (Greek.) beetle. Or from the Russian word SKREB paws, SKREBU.
    • Ger: KRABBE = crab, KREBS = crab.
    • Eng: CRAB, SCRAB = crab, SCRAMBLE = climb, ACROBAT = acrobat. Actually an acrobat KARABKAETSYA on ropes, poles, etc.., VSKARABKIVAETSYA upstairs.
    • Spa: ACROBATA = acrobat, ESCARABAJO = beetle.
    • Gre: skarabaiooj (SKARABAIOS, those. SKARABAIOS) = beetle; skaqarooj (SKAQAROS, those. SKAFAROS) = beetle. Transition B-F(Fita), i.e: scrapingscraping = SKRB ===> SKFKS = scafaros.
    • Gre: akrobathjj (AKROBATHS, those. AKROBATIS) = acrobat.
    • Gre: karabidda (KARABIDA, those. KARABIDA) = shrimp, kabourajj (KABOURAS, those. KABOIRAS), kabourii (KABOURI, those. KABOIRI) = crab.

Comment. It is believed that the Egyptian beetle «scarab» received great importance in «ancient»-Egyptian culture and art because it was associated with the Sun, was its symbol. Why? Egyptologists are authoritative «explain» us next. For example, the words of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia [85:1]: «Scarab, 1) Scarabaeus - genus of beetles subfamily. dung beetles. The most famous sacred Scarab (S. sacer), body length 4 cm, smooth, black; head and tibia of forelegs with large teeth. Common in u. Europe, in the North. Africa, Front and Wed. Asia. It feeds on animal droppings, from which the balls are pre-rolled. In ancient Egypt, skating of a ball of dung was seen as a symbol of the Sun moving across the sky, and in the teeth on a beetle's head - a kind of sunlight, so the beetle was deified, it was honored (hence the name.). 2) Images of the Scarab of the sacred, carved out of stone, served in Ancient Egypt as objects of worship, amulets and ornaments». See rice.15a. So, Egyptologists and historians assure us that «scarab» became a symbol of the sun as rolled balls of manure. But, in our opinion, it is necessary to gaze at fresh manure very closely and, at last, to finally see the symbol of the Sun in its lumps. Do u «the ancients» Did the Egyptians have such strange tastes? Within the framework of the new chronology, a more natural explanation arises.. «Ancient»=Egyptian scarab – it is a symbol of the European MAY BUG. These beetles are very common, and in the first place, in Russia. In the spring, the sun warms the earth and the FIRST SPRING – MAY BEAMS. No balls of manure they, of course, do not roll. Naturally beautiful (and clean) cockchafer became a symbol of spring, a symbol of the sun. And since in Egypt there was an imperial cemetery of the Great = «Mongolian» The empire, then the European May beetle and became one of the sacred «ancient»-Egyptian characters. But not at all because he allegedly ate manure, fumbled in him and rolled «dung balls similar to the sun». This is the notions of Egyptologists. So no wonder the name SCARAB – it is a slightly distorted Russian word SCRUB (pawspaws).

  • Rus: KRAY, KRAYNIY, NA KRAYU, OKRAINA.
    • Gre: makriia (MAKRIA, those. MAKRIA) = far away, makrinojj (MAKRINOS, those. MAKRINOS) = distant, makrojj (MAKROS, those. MAKROS) = length, makrujj (MAKRUS, those. MAKRIS) = far, tall. FromFrom: NA KRAYU, transition N-M and permutation: extremeextreme = KRN ===> MKR = makris.
    • Gre: cwrra (CWRA, those. KHORA) = region; akrh, akro ( n ), akrojj (AKRH, AKRO(NN), AKROS, , those. AKRI, AKRON, AKROS) = edge, end, extreme; akrinojj (AKRINOS, those. AKRINOS) = extreme. Further, from KRAY+TORYU happened akrwthriio (AKROTHRIO, those. AKROTIRIO) = cape(on the shore), i.e «push forward edge». And sthn akrh thj polhss (STHN AKRH THS POLHS, those. STIN AKRI TIS POLIS) = on the edge of the city, fromon the edge of the city, from: STENA+KRAY+POSELENIE.
  • Rus: KRALYA. According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal: «KRAL' m King and queen; now used just a joke for the name of playing cards;| stealing, lady; prominent, beautiful woman, red trimmedprominent, beautiful woman, red trimmed».
    • Eng: GIRL = girl, girl, young woman.
  • Rus: KREN, bank. Due to transition R-L, the words KREN and UKLON, to lean, bend, are in one sense bush.
    • Gre: ekkremeej (EKKREMES, those. EKKREMES) = pendulum. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: KREPIT', that is, fasten.
    • Lat: CREPIDO = basement, basement, embankment, dam. In fact, the embankment KREPYAT, strengthened so that the banks of the river are not eroded over. And CREPITUS = knock, CREPITUM, CREPITO = knock. That is, knock hammers when masters UKREPLYAYUT construction.
    • Lat: CREPIDARIUS = shoemaker. Indeed, a shoemaker makes shoes, repairs it, that is, KREPIT. Shoes must be KREPKOY.
    • Spa: CARPINTERO = carpenter. Also fastens, fastens.
  • Rus: KRIVOY, KRIVO, KRIVIT'.
    • Lat: CURVO = twist, bend, wrap, CURVUS = crooked, CURVATIO = curvature, CURVESCO = wriggle, CURVATURA = curvature, arc, CURVAMEN = twist.
    • Lat: PRAVE = crooked, PRAVITAS = curvature, PRAVIUM = crookedness. Transition K-P, since latin q and p differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: ARCUS = arch, ARCUATUS = arcuate. Indeed, the arch is arched, that is - KRIVAYA. Transition V-U and permutation: curvecurve = KRV ===> RKV = arcus.
    • Eng: CURVE = curve (lineline), ARCH = arch.
    • Fin: KAYRA, VAARA = crooked.
    • Gre: kurtooj (KURTOS, those. KIRTOS) = curved. Confused greek u --- v Latin, that is: crookedcrooked = KRV ===> KVR = kurtooj.
  • Rus: KRIK, KRICHAT', KRICHU, KRIKNUT', KLICH. And UKORYAT', UKORYAYU. Hence the word KRITIKA.
    • Lat: CURIO = herald, CRITICUS = critic, arbitrator, critical, crucial, CRITICA = analysis of literary works, criticism. TransitionTransition: KRCHT ===> KRTCH. Or else CRITICS, CRITICA derived from the Slavic UKORYAT', KORIT'.
    • Lat: CRUCIUS = tormenting, CRUX = cross, torture, CRUCIO = crucify on a cross, torture, torture, CRUCIATUS, CRUSIS = anguish, torture, agonizing execution, CRUCIATIO = crucifix, CRUCIOR = suffer. See also the word KREST.
    • Lat: QUIRITATIO = scream, QUIRITO = scream loud. Or happened from Russian VERESHCHAT'.
    • Ger: SCHREI = scream, KREISCHEN = shout, KREISCHEND = flashy (votevote), KRÄHEN = crow, SCHRECK = scare, SCHRECKEN = frighten, SCHRECKNIS = horror. Transition K-SH.
    • Eng: CRY = shout, CROW = crow. From here, probablyFrom here, probably, sCARE = panic, SCARED = scared.
    • Fre: CRI = scream.
    • Tur: CIRIKCI = brawler. Wed with slavic KRICHI.
    • Fin: KIRKUA = scream, KIRKUVA = screaming.
    • Spa: CRIO = baby, baby. Indeed, babies often KRICHAT.
    • Gre: krauggh (KRAUGH, those. KRAIGI) = scream; kraugazzw (KRAHGAZW, those. KRAIGAZO) = scream. And klhssh (KLHSH, those. KLISI) = call fromcall from: KLICH (transition CH-SH-S). Further, akroassh (AKROASH, those. AKROASI) = listen to (in conversation). Here a = negation. Derived fromDerived from: NE KRICHU, transition CH-SH-S. Similarly, akroazomaii (AKROAZOMAI, those. AKROAZOMAI) = listen carefully fromlisten carefully from: NE KRICHAT', transition CH-S-SH-Z and m(«te» with three chopsticks)===> m=M.
    • Gre: antapokrishh (ANTAPOKRISH, those. ANTAPOKRISI) = answer to anything. FromFrom: ANTI+POKRICHU, i.e «scream back». Here ANTI – NET. Further, katakrinnw (KATAKRINW, those. KATAKRINO) = criticizecriticize: KATIT'+KRIK, KACHU KRIK, KRICHAT'.
    • Gre: klhshh (KLHSH, those. KLISI) = call, invitation. FromFrom: KLICH. And krimajj (KRIMAS, those. KRIMAS) = it's a pity! what a nuisance! What a pity! – fromfrom: KRICHU, KRICHAT'. And paraklhssh (PARAKLHSH, those. PARAKLISI) = request fromrequest from: PRO+KLICH, i.e PROSIL. Similarly, prosklhssh (PROSKLHSH, those. PROSKLISI) = call fromcall from: PRO+KLICH, shouted. Further, kalesmma (KALESMA, those. KALESMA) = challenge fromchallenge from: KLICH.
    • Gre: krishh (KRISH, those. KRISI) = criticism, seizure, crisis, judgment, krithjj (KRITHS, those. KRITIS) = judge, kritikkh (KRITIKH, those. KRITIKI) = criticism, kritikojj (KRITIKOS, those. KRITIKOS) = critically. And mougkrizzw (MOUGKRIZW, those. MOIGKRIZO) = moo frommoo from: MU+KRICHU.
  • Rus: KROVAT'. In the same semantic bush is the word KROV, UKRYVAT' [282:1], h.1, with.270. That is, "bed - covers," bedspread UKRYVAET, gives shelter.
    • Lat: GRABATUS = bunk bed, GRABATULUS = small bed. Transition K-G and V-B.
    • Tur: KEREVET = bunk bed wooden.
    • Gre: krebatii (KREBATI, those. KREVATI) = bed, bed. And krebatokamarra (KREBATOKAMARA, those. KREVATOKAMARA) = bedroom frombedroom from: KROVAT'+KAMERA (KAMORKA), room with a bed.
  • Rus: KROV', KROVI’T', bloody.
    • Lat: CRUDUS = bloody oozing. From the word KROVI'T' during the transitionduring the transition: V-U and D-T, i.e KRVT ===> KRTV. As well as Latin words CRUOR = blood, CRUENTATIO = blood sprinkling, CRUENTE = bloody cruel, CRUENTO = fill with blood. And so on. Transition is possible here V-N, so like latin handwritten "n" and "v" differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: CRIMSON = bloody, dark red. Transition V---M, because confused M---W, turning a letter.
  • Rus: KRUG, KRUZHIT', KRUZHIT'SYA, KRUZHU.
    • Lat: CIRCA = around, CIRCUS = a circle, CIRCO = bypass. The transition of Russian in Latin C. English from here CIRCLE = circle.
    • Lat: CIRCITO = walk around, CIRCUITIO = circular motion, CIRCUITUS = roundabout, circle walking around. From Slavic KRUZHIT' or from the expression KRUG+IDTI, i.e KRUGOM IDTI.
    • Lat: GYRUS = a circle.
    • Ger: KREIS = a circle, KREISEN = to whirl. Transition F or D to W. And KRAGEN = collar; could occur from the word KRUG, KRUGOM, VOKRUG neck.
    • Eng: CRUISE = move back and forth, returning to its original place, CIRCLE = a circle.
    • Gre: krikooj (KRIKOS, those. KRIKOS) = ring.
    • Gre: gurizzw (GURIZW, those.GIRIZO) = spin, gurismma (GURISMA, those. GIRISMA) = rotation, gurooj (GUROS, those. GIROS) = circle circle, gurww (GURW, those. GIRO) = all around. Hence the word GIROSKOP – fast spinning top; and so on.
    • Gre: diskooj (DISKOS, those. DISKOS) = disk. There is probably a confusion of Greek d --- r (turned the letter) , transition S-SH-ZH and permutation: circlingcircling = KRZH ===> RZHK ===> DSK = disk. Further, diskoboliaa (DISKOBOLIA, those. DISKOBOLIA) = discus throw; came from DISK+PULYA, DISK+BIL, i.e KRUZHU+PULYA.
  • Rus: KRUG+LIT'. That is, the movement of fluid in a circle. And also see the combination KRUG+GULYAT', that is, move in a circle.
    • Lat: CIRCULATIO = circulation.
    • Eng: CIRCULATION = circulation, circulation, circular motion. Similarly – in french, in italian, in spanish.
  • Rus: KRUGLYY. Maybe in the same sense bush is a combination CHUR+OKOLO, i.e CHERCHU OKOLO, I draw a line around me, I stand in the center and draw a circle around myself. Recall that by V.Dal [223], t.4, stst.1379-1380, CHUR\ = an old word meaning edge, boundary, boundary, inter. See also the word KRUZHU, OKRUZHAYU or OKOLO+REZHU, that is, I stand in the center and delineate, «I'm cutting» circle around itself.
    • Lat: CIRCULO = make round, CIRCULUS = circle circle.
    • Eng: CIRCLE = circle.
  • Rus: KRUGOM! - army team turn around. As well as surround VOKRUG, KRUGO'M.
    • Lat: CIRCUM, CIRCUMEO, CIRCUMDO = around, surround, in-CIRCUM = all around. Transition: Russian K ===> C Latin and Russian G ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KEHREN = turn, KEHRT! = around! Transition G-KH and M-N.
    • Eng: CIRCUM- = prefix meaning in compound words: around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM BOL' or KRUGOM DOLYA (bitterbitter).
    • Lat: CIRCUM-DOLEO = to cause general pain. Transition B ===> latin b ===> d latin.
  • Rus: KRUGOM VAL, KRUGOM VALIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-VALLO = roll in. As well as Latin CIRCUM-VOLVO, CIRCUM-VOLUTUM = twist, twist, roll; comes from slavic KRUGOM+VALYAT'.
  • Rus: KRUGOM VEDU, KRUGOM VEZU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-VADO, VASI = encircle.
  • Rus: KRUGOM VIZHU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-VISO = gaze round and round. Transition ZH-SH-S.
  • Rus: KRUGOM VRASHCHAYU, KRUGOM VERTI.
    • Lat: CIRCUMVERSIO = rotation, circular motion. As well as Latin CIRCUM-VERTO, VERTI = rotate. From Slavic KRUGOM+VERTI.
  • Rus: KRUGOM VYLET, KRUGOM OBLET, KRUGOM VLETET', KRUGOM+LET.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-VOLITO = fly round, CIRCUM-VOLO = fly around fly around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM DZIN', that is, ringing around.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-TINNIO = ring around. Letters t-z were sometimes written similar, see tab.z were sometimes written similar, see tab..1.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+DELO, around do, KRUGOM+DOLI. That is, handle, circle.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-DULO = cut around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM EKHAT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMEQUITO = go round.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ZABOR, KRUGOM ZAB'YU. Word ZABOR came probably from ZAB'YU, ZABIT' stakes.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-SAEPIO, CIRCUMSAEPIO = enclose. Transition B-P and Z-S.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ZVON, KRUGOM ZVONIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMSONO = to announce.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ZRET', KRUGOM ZRYACHIY.
    • Lat: CIRCUMSPECTO = look around, CIRCUMSPICIO = look around discuss, CIRCUMSPECTIO = prudence. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Eng: CIRCUMSPECT = prudent, cautious, prudent, watchful.
  • Rus: KRUGOM KLADI. That is to envelop, impose around.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-CLUDO = wrap in, frame, enclose, lock on all sides.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+KRUG.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-CIRCO = go round, CIRCUM-CURRO = run around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM KUSAT'. That is "to bite around". see also KRUGOM SEKU.
    • Lat: CIRCUMCISUS = steep, sheer, trimmed.
    • Eng: CIRCUMCISE = mark limits.
  • Rus: KRUGOM LAYAT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-LATRO = bark, CIRCUM-LATRATUS = chewing. Word LAYAT' moved to LATRO, since Russian I and R Latin differ only in orientation.
  • Rus: KRUGOM LIVEN', KRUGOM+L'YU, KRUGOM+LIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-LAVO, CIRCUM-LUO, CIRCUMLUO = wash, CIRCUM-LUVIO = erosion of the shore with water, CIRCUMLITIO = dyeing.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ULOZHU, all around I put.
    • Lat: CIRCUMLIGO = tie up.
  • Rus: KRUGOM LUCHI, around+shine.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-LUSTRO = shine around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+META, KRUGOM+METIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-METIO = measure.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+OBLYY. That is all around+round.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-GLOBATUS = curled around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+OKOLO.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-COLO = live around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ORAT', KRUGOM ORU, i.e. plow around, KRUGOM RYT', KRUGOM ROYU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-ARO = plow around the plow furrow.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+PLES.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-FLUUS = streamlined. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: CIRCUMFLUOUS, CIRCUMFLUENT = washing on all sides.
  • Rus: KRUGOM PLESTI.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-PLICO, CIRCUMPLICO = twist around, CIRCUM-PLECTOR CIRCUMPLECTOR = twist round. Russian With passed on C latin.
  • Rus: KRUGOM POL'YU (PLYUYU), KRUGOM PLYT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-FLO = blow from all sides, CIRCUM-FLUO, CIRCUMFLUO = flow around. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: KRUGOM POSIDET', KRUGOM POSADIT', KRUGOM POSTAVIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMPOSITA = neighborhood, CIRCUM-POSITO = positioning around. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-POSITUM = set around. Transition V-U and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) at m Latin, see table.1. I.e PSTVT ===> PSTUM.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+PYATA, for example, walking in a circle during the procession, procession. Or see the expression KRUGOM PYATY, that is, "around the feet, heels" meant shoes.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-PEDES = priestly shoes. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: KRUGOM SEKU, KRUGOM SECH'.
    • Eng: CIRCUMCISION = (church.) circumcision, (honey.) circular section.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+SIDET', KRUGOM+SIZHU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-SEDEO, CIRCUMSEDEO = sit around, CIRCUMSESSIO = siege, CIRCUM-SITUS = located around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+SKREPA, that is, fasten around.
    • Lat: CIRCUMSCRIBO = to entangle. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+SKRIPET', KRUGOM+SKREBU. OrOr: KRUGOM SKREPLYAYU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-SCRIBO = draw a circle, CIRCUMSCRIPTIO = circle description, circle.
    • Eng: CIRCUMSCRIPTION = limit, limit, area, district (restricted arearestricted area).
  • Rus: KRUGOM+STOPA, KRUGOM+STUPAT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-STIPO = surround or accompany a dense crowd. And CIRCUM-STUPEO = stand still.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+STOYANIE, KRUGOM+STOYAT', KRUGOM+STOY!.
    • Lat: CIRCUMSTANTIA = standing around, CIRCUMSTATIO = standing around, CIRCUM-STO, CIRCUMSTO, CIRCUM-STETI = stand around or on both sides, surround, surround, CIRCUMSISTO, STETI = to surround.
    • Eng: CIRCUMSTANCE = circumstances.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+STROYU, KRUGOM+STROIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-STRUO = build around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+STRUNA, KRUGOM+STRUNIT', KRUGOM+STYANUT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-STRINGO = wrap.
  • Rus: KRUGOM SYPAT', for example, pour around the earthen wall.
    • Lat: CIRCUMSAEPIO = surround.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TERKA.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-FRICO = rub around wipe thoroughly. Transition T-F. As well as Latin CIRCUM-TERGEO = wipe in and around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TORIT' the road.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-FERO = wear around. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: CIRCUMFERENCE = circle, closed curve, environment, environment.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TRAKT, KRUGOM+DOROGA, that is, the road around.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-TRACTUM = drag around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TREP, KRUGOM+TREPAT'SYA.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-STREPO = loudly tell.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TRU.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-TERO = rub around.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TYANUT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-TENDO = circle around. As well as Latin CIRCUM-TRAHO = drag around; derived from KRUGOM+TYANU, as Russian I ===> R Latin and Russian N is written as H latin.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+ULETET'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMVOLITO = fly around.
    • Eng: CIRCUMVOLUTION = rotation around the axis, center, circular rotation, rotation.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+KHLAM.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-CUMULO = pile up.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+SHIT', that is, sheathe anything.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-SUTUS = sheathed around. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: KRUZHKA.
    • Ger: KRUG = Cup, KRUKE = jug.
    • Fre: CRUCHE = jug, jug.
  • Rus: KRUP horses.
    • Spa: GRUPA = horse groats. Transition K-G.
  • Rus: KRUTIT', i.e. rotate. And also see. KRUGOM IDTI, that is, go around in a circle. Or TORYU, in reverse reading.
    • Lat: CIRCUITUS = bypass.
    • Lat: ROTATIO = circular (rotational) motion, ROTO = twirl, ROTA = wheel, ROTALIS = equipped with wheels, ROTATIUM = round, ROTATOR = whirling. Transition K-R, since latin k and r are written similar, but because the combination KR just turned into P. Or from the word TORYU, in reverse reading.
    • Lat: TORQUEO = turn, turn, twist, TORQUUS = whirlpool. Back reading: twisttwist = KRTT ===> TRK = torqueo.
    • Lat: CORTINA = audience circle, audience, heavenly vault. That is, the immediate environment, the neighborhood, the environment of the center.
    • Eng: COURT = yard, COURT-YARD = courtyard (castle, college, etc..), court - tennis court, courtyard (King, etc..). And also see the word OGRADA.
    • Fre: COURT = tennis court short. That is, located close, near the center, the environment. Word COURT could also occur from slavic KOROTKIY, KOROTKO, either from the word OGRADA.
    • Eng: CIRCUIT = something circular, circle, circle, detour of his possessions, round trip.
    • Eng: ROTATE = rotate.
    • Eng: TORQUE = torque, TORQUE force = twisting force.
    • Gre: rodda (RODA, those. RODA) = wheel. Transition T-D. Or from TORYU, in reverse reading.
  • Rus: KRUTO, KRUTOY, KRUTIT', SKRUTIT'.
    • Lat: ARRECTUS = steep, sheer, sticking up. TransitionTransition: KRT ===> RKT.
    • Lat: CRUDITO = suffer from bad digestion (comes from "twists in the stomachcomes from "twists in the stomach"), CRUDITAS = indigestion, CRUDELITER = cruel, ruthless, CRUDELIS = cruel, CRUDELESCO = get cruel. Transition D-T. Or Latin CRUDITO comes from the word GRUBO, GRUBYY, GRUBIT' during the transitionduring the transition: G-K and latin b ===> d latin (reflected the letterreflected the letter).
    • Ger: SCHROFF = cool, sharp. Transition toTransition to ===> SCH and T-F.
    • Eng: CRUDITY = rudeness.
  • Rus: KRUCHINA, GRUST'.
    • Sco: GRUDGE = sad, sad, complain.
  • Rus: KRUSHIT'. Hence the Russian KRAKH. See also words RUKHNUT', RUKHNU.
    • Ger: KRIEG = war.
    • Eng: CRASH = crash.
    • Eng: CRUSH = smash, CRUSHING = crushing.
    • Gre: ricnww (RICNW, those. RIKHNO) = to throw (anythinganything).
  • Rus: KRYUK, cranks, KRYUCHOK, SKRYUCHIT'.
    • Ger: KRÜCKE - crutch, crank, poker.
    • Eng: CROOK = hook, CRUTCH = crutch.
    • Eng: CROCHET needle = Crochet hook, TO CROCHET = to crochet, TO CROOK = crook.
    • Gre: krikooj (KRIKOS, those. KRIKOS) = chain link.
  • Rus: KRYAKHTET'.
    • Ger: KRÄCHZEN = groan.
    • Eng: GROAN = groan.
  • Rus: KRYT', cover. For example, paint.
    • Gre: crwmaa (CRWMA, those. KHROMA) = paint; crwmatizww (CRWMATIZW, those. KHROMATIZO) = paint. Transition K-KH and m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: KUBAREM, KUVYRKOM, KUVYRKAT'SYA. These words are in the same bush, during the transition B-V.
    • Gre: koubarii (KOUBARI, those. KOIBARI) = ball.
  • Rus: KUBOK.
    • Eng: CUP = a cup. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: KUDRI. And KURCHAVYY, i.e "KRUCHENYE" hair.
    • Lat: CIRRATUS = curly, curly. Transition D-T, i.e KDR ===> KRT.
    • Eng: CIRRUS = curl, hair, tendril (plants, insect), cirrus cloud.
  • Rus: KUKAREKAT', KUKAREKU (cock crowscock crows).
    • Ger: GOCKEL = cock. Transition R-L.
    • Eng: COCK = cock.
    • Fre: CAQUETER, CRETELER = cackle.
    • Spa: CACAREAR = cackle.
    • Gre: kokorajj (KOKORAS, those. KOKORAS) = cock.
  • Rus: KUKOVAT', KUKUSHKA, KU-KU.
    • Lat: COCCYX, CUCULUS = cuckoo.
    • Ger: KUCKUCKEN = cuckoo.
    • Tur: GUGUK = (zool.) cuckoo ordinary.
    • Eng: CUCKOO = cuckoo.
    • Spa: CUCLILLO = cuckoo.
    • Gre: koukooj (KOUKOS, those. KOIKOS) = cuckoo.
  • Rus: KUKOL', KUKLA. According to V. Dal, «cockle and doll – cape, cap sewn to clothing collar… monk cockle or cuckoo… puppet, doll, doll (from doll?)» [223]. Maybe in the same sense bush with the word KUTAL, UKUTAL, OKUTAL. As well as the word KUPOL, during the transition P-K. Hood – it is protective «dome» on the head.
    • Lat: CUCULLUS = hood.
    • Eng: CUCULLUS = hood.
    • Gre: koukoulla (KOUKOULA, those. KOIKOILA) = hood, kouklaa (KOUKLA, those. KOIKLA) = doll; koukoulwnnw (KOUKOULWNW, those. KOIKOILONO) = muffle.
  • Rus: KUMEKAT' WLD, Sib., Pen. KUMIT' tvr. psk. KUMET', vyat., dare, understand, think, brainwash [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: ACUMEN = discernment.
    • Tur: CAYMAK = change your mind.
  • Rus: KUNA, KUNY – ancient money in Russia. That's what Brockhaus and Efron say: <<Word «Kuna» appears in ancient Russian monuments with XI at.; especially often it occurs in «Russian Truth», along with other money names: Nogata, slash, vekosh, veveritsa. There are still various opinions on the value of Kuna.. Adherents of the theory of leather money ... they thought that martens were martens, which had a certain price in trade, so 50 the kun was hryvnia and called hryvnia kun, unlike the silver hryvnia. Other researchers of Russian antiquity argued that the Coons were metal signs of value.… The word Kuna is used in ancient monuments with or without a numerical value.. Without a quantitative indicator, it was used in all those cases in which the word is now used. «money». So, for example, expressions «take money, charge» passed on in words «Kuna imati». From this it must be concluded that the Coons were not only furs, but money in generalFrom this it must be concluded that the Coons were not only furs, but money in general>>.
    • Eng: COIN = coins (moneymoney).
  • Rus: KUPEL', bathe in a vessel.
    • Eng: KIBBLE = (horn.) tub, CUP = bowl.
  • Rus: KUPIT', POKUPAT', KOPIT', KIPA something. Hence, probably, the word KOPIYA, for example, a document, a picture, that is, you need to save, save duplicates.
    • Lat: COPIA = stock abundance.
    • Ger: KAUFEN = buy, KAUF = purchase, KOPIE = copy. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: COPE = barter, COPY = copy.
    • Fre: COPIE = copy.
    • Ita: COPIA = copy.
    • Spa: COPIA = copy.
    • Swe: KÖPA = buy.
  • Rus: KUPOL. From here - "chapel" (construction). The words KUPOL and KOLPAK are in the same sense bush. The head was also called KUPOLOM, hence the Greek KEFAL = head (transition P-F).
    • Ger: KUPPEL = dome, KAPPE = cap, KAPELLE = chapel chapel.
    • Eng: CUPOLA = dome, CUP = cap, CHAPEL = chapel chapel.
    • Fre: COUPOLE = dome, CHAPELLE = chapel chapel.
    • Ita: CUPOLA = dome, CAPELLO = cap, CAPELLA = chapel chapel.
    • Spa: CUPULA = dome, CUPULA = cap, CAPILLA = chapel chapel.
    • Gre: kefalli (KEFALI, those. KEFALI) = head; egkefalojj (EGKEFALOS, those. EGKEFALOS) = brain; kefallh (KEFALH, those. KEFALI) = head, chief, kefalaioo (KEFALAIO, those. KEFALAIO) = chapter, book section. Transition P-F.
    • Gre: kupelloo (KUPELLO, those. KIPELLO) = cup; kapakki (KAPAKI, those. KAPAKI), kalimmaa (KALIMMA, those. KALIMMA) = cap. Transition P-M.
  • Rus: KURA, hen.
    • Lat: CARO (carnus) = chicken.
    • Ita: CARNE = chicken.
    • Spa: CARNE de gallina = chicken.
  • Rus: KURIT'.
    • Lat: ACERRA = censer.
  • Rus: KURLYKAT', ZHURAVL'. Cranes KURLYKAYUT, KURLY-KURLY.
    • Spa: GRULLA = crane. Transition K-G. Or Spanish GRULLA - this is a slightly distorted Slavic ZHURAVL' during the transition ZH-G, latin V ===> U Latin, that is: cranecrane = ZHRVL ===> ZHRVL = GRVL = grullla.
    • Eng: CRANE = crane (bird). Transition L-N: curle ===> crane.
    • Ger: KRANICH = crane (bird). Transition L-N.
    • Fre: GRUE = crane.
    • Ita: GRU = crane.
  • Rus: KUSOK, KUS, KUSAT'.
    • Lat: CAESIO = felling, slew, CAESIM = hacking. That is, hack on KUSKI.
    • Lat: COS, COTIS = grindstone.
    • Tur: KESEK = piece lump com.
    • Gre: scizww (SCIZW, those. SKHIZO) = tear, tear. FromFrom: KUSAYU, to bite, «I'll eat». From here and scismaa (SCISMA, those. SKHIZMA) = split. From KUSAT' during the transition m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
  • Rus: KUTAT', OKUTYVAT', UKUTAT', ZAKUTOK. See the word above KIOT.
    • Eng: COAT = coat. English COATING = a layer of paint, etc., probably comes from the Slavic UKUTANNYY, shrouded. It is also appropriate to pay attention to the English expression COAT OF ARMS = coat of arms, coat of arms. Here COAT comes from slavic KUTAYU, enveloping as well ARMS – from Slavic RAMENA, i.e. the word plural RUKA. It turns out that English COAT OF ARMS come from "shake hands". It fits perfectly.: shield protects warrior's hand (and not only the arm, but the whole body). Since various images were applied to military shields, the idea of ​​a coat of arms. Emblem – This is a conventional image of a warrior's shield.. English by the way COAT could absorb the Russian word SHCHIT. On the origin of the Latin word INSIGNE = coat of arms, see section ZNAK, ZNACHU.
    • Fre: COUTUR = sewing, sewing craft, COUTURIER = ladies' tailor, dressmaker. The tailor really dresses, wraps the body in clothes.
  • Rus: KUREN', from the word "smoke" (furnace smoke above the dwelling) or, as it is believed, from the "Mongolian" KURYA, nomadic, according to V. Dal. Temporary shelter, hut, tent, hut. In the Cossacks - huts or hut in the same compartment, heap, huts are smoking. Smoked, smoked in different values, superintendent over smokers. The Cossacks had smoked chieftains. [223], [225] V. Dahl. From here KURULTAY. See also the word KOREN' in the sense of gender, generation, basis.
    • Lat: CURIA = a curia, a Roman patriciate community, a congregation building or place, CURIALIS = courtier, CURIO = foreman. Or it could come from the word TSAR', TSARSKIY, at transition C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KURIE = curia, a community in ancient Rome.
    • Eng: CURIA regis = (lat.) royal court.
    • Fre: CURIE = curia.
    • Spa: CURIA = curia.
    • Tur: KURENA = courtiers.
  • Rus: KUSOK, KUS something, KUSOK stone. For example, gravel - splinters, pieces of stones.
    • Ger: KIES = gravel. I.e KUS, piece of stone.
  • Rus: KUTSYY, KOROTKIY.
    • Ger: KURZ = short, short.
    • Eng: CUT = cut off.
    • Fre: COUTEAU = knife cutter.
    • Swe: KORT = short.
    • Por: CURTO = short.
    • Sco: CUTTI = short.
    • Spa: ANICOS = pieces, shards. It could happen from the SlavicIt could happen from the Slavic: NA KUSKI (break somethingbreak something).
  • Rus: KUCHA.
    • Fin: KASA = a pile.
    • Ger: HAUFEN = a bunch. Transition K-KH and CH-F.
  • Rus: KUSHAT', KUSHAN'E, KASHA, KUSAT', KUSOK, KUS, fromKUSIT'. The words probably originated from here. KUKHNYA, cook, considered today Polish or German [223], [225] V. Dahl. See also the word KLOKOTAT', for example, cooking water.
    • Lat: COQUINA = kitchen, COQUA = cook, COQUO, COXI, COCTUM = cook, COQUUS = cook, COQUINARIS = kitchen.
    • Lat: COCTUM = brew, COCTUS = boiled, COCTIO, COCTURA = cooking. And also see the word KLOKOTAT' (boiling water boiling while cookingboiling water boiling while cooking).
    • Lat: INCOCTUS = raw, uncooked. From Russian NE+KUKHNYA.
    • Ger: KOCH = cook, KÜCHE = kitchen, KÖCHIN = cook, KOCHEN = cook, KUCHEN = cake, cake, KACHELN = use the stove.
    • Eng: COOK = cook, cook, cook, KITCHEN = kitchen.
    • Fre: CUISINE = kitchen.
    • Gre: kouzinaa (KOUZINA, those. KOIZINA) = kitchen.
  • Rus: KUSH (monetary), that is a large amount of money. Since Sh and S could transform into each other, the word KASSA. It may also be associated with the word KUS, KUSOK, OTKUSIT', again figuratively big amount of money. OrOr: KOSHEL' for money.
    • Eng: CASH = money, cash, cash, cash (cash desk), money box.
    • Ger: KASSE = cashbox.
    • Fre: CAISSE = money, cash.
    • Ita: CASSA = cashbox.
    • Spa: CAJA = cashbox.

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  • Rus: LAVA (volcanic). One bush with words LAVINA, NALIVAT', LIVEN', LIT'.
    • Eng: LAVA = lava.
    • Ger: LAVA = lava.
    • Fre: LAVE = lava.
    • Ita: LAVA = lava.
    • Spa: LAVA = lava.
    • Tur: LAV = lava.
  • Rus: «LAGAT'», LOZHIT', lay down. According to V. Dahl, go to bed,. LEGAT'. To lay down, with a preposition answers and a repeated verb. to lie: to run. Cm. [223]. Hence the word SLEGA - long thin log, cut down LEZHASHCHIY tree trunk.
    • Eng: LOG = log.
  • Rus: LADA, LADNYY, LADNO, that is, good, correct, beautiful. Known female name Lada.
    • Lat: LATONA = roman goddessroman goddess; LATO or LETO = Mother Goddess of the Greeks [754:1], with.393. There is also marked a parallel with the Balto-Slavic LADOY, fertility goddess. Or LATONA (LATINA)– word variant LYUDNAYA, i.e. goddess LYUDNOY country.
    • Eng: LADY = lady, lady, madam, polite address to women, the Virgin Mary, the Virgin (advantage. Our Lady), sweetheart, wife, bride.
    • Ger: LADY = lady.
    • Fre: LADY = lady.
    • Ita: LADY = lady.
    • Spa: LADY = lady.
  • Rus: LAZIT', LAZAT', LAZANIE, LAZAYU, LEZU. Hence, probably SKALA (rearrangement of letters), rock the rock-LAZKA. The words LEZT' and LESTNITSA – in one sense bush.
    • Lat: SCALAE = stairs. Back reading.
    • Lat: LACERTA = lizard. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: LESEN = collect fruit. Indeed, in order to gather fruit, one has LAZIT', for example on a tree.
    • Eng: SCALE = climb ladder.
    • Fre: ERSCALIER = stairs.
    • Gre: skalaa (SKALA, those. SKALA) = ladder. And skalwnnw (SKALWNW, those. SKALONO) = climb, sskalopatii (SKALOPATI, those. SKALOPATI) = step fromstep from: LAZAYU+PYATA (wayway).
  • Rus: LAZUR'. For example, azure sky. That is bright blue, blue.
    • Lat: COLOR = blue, azure (! - Auth.), paint, COLOREUS, COLORATUS = color. Transition: Russian W, C ===> With latin and permutation: azureazure = LZR ===> ZLR = color. From here, from the word LAZUR', as a result of the reshuffle, Latin CAERULEUS = blue, blue.
    • Ger: AZUR = azure. Lost first l.
    • Eng: AZURE = azure, sky, blue, azure, COLOR = color, paint, shade.
    • Fre: AZUR = azure.
    • Ita: AZZURRO = azure.
    • Spa: AZUL = azure.
  • Rus: LAY, LAYAT', LAYAT'SYA, ZALAYAT', loud voice, LA-LA, LYA-LYA, to chat.
    • Lat: LATRO = bark, LATRATUS = barking, ALLATRO = bark. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Lat: CATULA = dog, CATULINA = dog meat. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and reverse reading LTS ===> STL.
    • Ger: LAUT = loud, LAUT = sound, LIED = song. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: LOUD = loud, LAY = a song. Transition T-D.
    • Fre: ECLATANT = loud.
    • Spa: ALTO = loud.
    • Gre: alalagmojj (ALALAGMOS, those. ALALAGMOS) = triumph. FromFrom: LA-LA+GAM, LYA-LYA+GAM, that is a big noise.
  • Rus: LAKAT', LAKAL, LAKAYU, LIZAT', ALKAL, ALKAT' (crave). From ALKAL, the word probably happened ALKOGOL'.
    • Lat: LACTEO = suck breast milk, LACTIS, LAC = milk, LACTENS = breast milk, LACTO = give breast suck, LAC, LACTIS = koumiss, LACTEUS = lactic. Or transition in the word LIZAT': Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: LOQUELA = tongue, LIQUAMEN = the juice. In a word LIQUAMEN we see the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: LECKEN = lick, scchLECKEN = to lap up, ALKOHOL = alcohol.
    • Eng: LICK = licklick, sLAKE = quench, LAP = to lap up, ALCOHOL = alcohol.
    • Ita: ALCOL = alcoholalcohol (!).
    • Spa: ALCOHOL = alcohol.
    • Gre: leicww (LEICW, those. LEIKHO) = lick. FromFrom: LIZHU, transition ZH-KH. And galaa (GALA, those. GALA) = milk. Reverse word reading LAKAYU.
    • Gre: alkoool (ALKOOL , those. ALKOOL) = alcohol. FromFrom: ALKAL.
  • Rus: LAKAT', LUZHA, VLAGA. And LEG from LEZHAT'; puddle «lies», like sticky goo.
    • Lat: LACUS = lake, pond, water, pond, ACULA = water, LATEX = liquid. In a word ACULA - back reading LK ===> KL. As well as Latin LACUNA = puddle, swamp, hollow, groove. And LAMA = swamp; derived from LUZHA when going w ===> m due to the proximity of writing.
    • Lat: PELAGUS = sea ​​rushing stream. Could have come from the word VLAGA during the transition V-P.
    • Lat: LIQUEO = to be liquid, flowing, body of water, sea, LIQUESCO = melt, melt, melt, LIQUIDUM = moisture, liquid, LIQUIDUS = liquid, fluid, LIQUO = melt, LIQUOR = fluidity, fluid, flow.
    • Lat: LUSI = splashsplash (LUSUM), LUES = liquid spreading, (reschedule.) melting snow.
    • Ger: LAKE = brine.
    • Ger: LACHE = puddle.
    • Eng: LAKE = lake, LEACH = brine, LEAK = leak.
    • Eng: sLOUGH = swamp swamp, PLASH = puddle splashing. English PLASH could also occur from russian PLES, PLESK, PLESKAT', or PLESH'.
    • Fre: LAC = lake. And LACRYMAL = tear, fromtear, from: LUZHA+RONYAL, that is, shed tears.
    • Tur: LUZUCI, LUZUCETLI = viscous, sticky, sticky.
    • Spa: LAGO = lake. Or come from the word VLAGA.
    • Gre: elooj (ELOS, those. ELOS) = swamp, lakkojj (LAKKOS, those. LAKKOS) = pit; leiojj (LEIOS, those. LEIOS) = flat.
    • Gre: aulakki (AULAKI, those. AILAKI) = ditch. And dialussh (DIALUSH, those. DIALISI) = dissolving solution. FromFrom: DEYU LUZHU, during the transition ZH-Z. And katakluzzw (KATAKLUZW, those. KATAKLIZO) = flood;kataklusmojj (KATAKLUSMOS, those. KATAKLISMOS) = floodflood: KATIT'+LUZHA, KACHU LUZHU. Hence the word KATAKLIZM.
  • Rus: LAKOMYY, LAKOMIT'SYA, LAKOMSTVO, LIZHU (licklick).
    • Ger: LECKER = tasty.
    • Eng: LICKERISH = tasty, LIKE = love like.
    • Spa: GOLOSO = tasty.
    • Tur: LOKMAETMEK = eat (with an appetitewith an appetite), LOKMA = dumplings, donut, sweet cake, a piece of bread.
  • Rus: LALA, LALAKAT', LYALYAKAT'. V. Dahl: «Lala, lalari, m. Psk. hard. Chatterbox, kalyakala, talker, baluster. Lala… chatter, balusters, comic conversation, idle talkchatter, balusters, comic conversation, idle talk» [223].
    • Gre: lallw (LALW, those. LALO) = speak out, laliia (LALIA, those. LALIA) = voice sound.
  • Rus: LAPA, LAPAT', BIL by hand. See also the word PALETS. In the same bush – word KHLOP, KHLOPAT'.
    • Lat: ALAPA = slap in the face. The meaning is completely clear.: hit hand=paw, beat his hand.
    • Lat: PALPATIO = stroking, caressing, PALPATUS = feeling, PALPO = caress, PALPUM = patting, stroking.
    • Lat: PALMA = palm hand, PALMO = hand print. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. From the word LAPA could happen with reverse reading and latin PALA = shovel. A shovel is like a "palm", which is digging, digging the ground (Or PALA – from the word PALKA). And PALMES = scion, PALMA = tree shoot; could occur from the word LAPA for the reason that the branches of a tree often look like spread fingers of a hand, "like a paw". And PALMA = palm (tree), Palm branch; could occur from LAPA, since the spreading leaves of the palm tree are especially closely resembling the palm, the paw with spread fingers.
    • Lat: AR-RIPIO, RIPUI, REPTUM = snap hurriedly catch. Transition L-R, i.e AL-LIPIO, LIPUI, LEPTUM - could occur from LAPA, LAPAT'.
    • Lat: PLAUDO, PLAUSI, PLAUSUM = clap. Transition D-T and permutation: pawpaw = LPT ===> PLT = plaudo. From here and PLAUSUS [plaudo] = applause, clapping, applause. Or from the word PLESKAT', throw up your hands.
    • Eng: CLAP, PLOP = pop`OK (for example palms"). See also Russian KHLOP, probably related to the word LAPA. And also fromAnd also from: SVERKHU KHLOPAT' (LAPOY) happenedhappened:
    • Lat: SUPER-PLAUDO = clap on top. Transition T-D and permutation (x)to burstto burst = LPT ===> PLT = plauddo.
    • Eng: PALM = palm handful handful.
    • Eng: PALPATE = touch.
    • Eng: PLAUDIT = applause. See also Russian phrase. B'YU+LADONI, that is, "beat with palms", applaud.
    • Ita: APPLAUSO = applause.
    • Spa: APLAUSOS = applause.
    • Gre: labbh (LABH, those. LABI) = handle, grip, labainnw (LABAINW, those. LABAINO) = take, receive (that is, to take «on paw), labarro (LABARO, those. LABARO) = banner (who take in hand, «into the paw»). Transition P-B. And sullabainww (SULLABAINW, those. SILLABAINO) = arrest fromarrest from: ZALAPAT', grab, «put a pawput a paw».
    • Gre: palammh (PALAMH, those. PALAMI) = palm; apolabainnw (APOLABAINW, those. APOLABAINO) = make profit. FromFrom: POLAPAYU. Further, pelmma (PELMA, those. PELMA) = foot fromfoot from: LAPA upon readback.
  • Rus: LAPA+SKAKAL.
    • Lat: LEPUSCULUS = bunny. The peculiarity of the hare is that it jumps particularly high on its paws..
  • Rus: LAPTI.
    • Tur: LAPCIN = home shoes.
    • Fre: LAPTIS= sandals.
  • Rus: LAR', LARETS.
    • Lat: LAR, LARIS = hearth, home, house, lar, guardian spirit.
    • Lat: LARGE = plentiful.
    • Ger: LORE = open freight car.
    • Eng: LARDER = pantry.
    • Eng: LARGE = generous, plentiful, large, large, numerous.
  • Rus: LASKA, caress, LASKOVYY, LASTIT', LASTIT'SYA, POLASTIT'SYA. Including «be flexible», adaptable. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: ELASTICHNYY, PLASTICHNYY, PLASTIK.
    • Lat: LASCIVIA = cheerfulness, agility, playfulness, playfulness, LASCIVIO = play pranks, LASCIVUS = cheerful, playful.
    • Eng: LASCIVIOUS = lustful, voluptuous, slutty.
    • Eng: ELASTIC = elastic, flexible, adaptable. And PLASTIC = plastic.
    • Eng: SOLACE = comfort. Permutation LSK ===> SLK. Latin C reads like TS-S, and K.
    • Ger: ELASTISCH = elastic, PLASTISCH = plastic.
    • Fre: ELASTIQUE = elastic, PLASTIQUE = plastic.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ELASTICO = elastic, PLASTICO = plastic.
    • Spa: LASTIMA = a pity. From the word LASTIT' during the transition: Russian m (handwritten «te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Gre: elastikojj (ELASTIKOS, those. ELASTIKOS) = elastic, flexible, dodgy, unprincipled.
    • Gre: lasticoo (LASTICO, those. LASTIKHO) = rubber. And plastikooj (PLASTIKOS, those. PLASTIKOS) = plastic (in different meaningin different meaning.).
    • Gre: agelastozz (AGELASTOZ, those. AGELASTOS) = moody, gloomy. FromFrom: NE LASKOVYY, NE LASTITSYA, since here a means denial. Transition G-T and LSTTS --- GLSTS. Or fromOr from: NE GOLOSIT': i.e. silent, silent.
    • Gre: kolakeiia (KOLAKEIA, those. KOLAKEIA) = flattery. Transition S-K, i.e: caresscaress = LSK ===> KLS ===> KLK = colakeia.
  • Rus: LAYAT' who, zapd., yuzh., Sib. - scold, scold [223], [225] V. Dahl. And LAY.
    • Lat: AL-LATRO = bark, scold, blaspheme, slander, throw a roar. Since latin R and Slavic I could go into each other with a mirror image, the Slavic LAYAT' could turn into Latin LART or LATRO.
    • Ita: LATRARE = bark.
    • Spa: LADRAR = bark.
    • Tur: ALAY = mockery.
  • Rus: LEV. Maybe a reverse reading of the word VEL, great.
    • Lat: LEO = a lion.
    • Ger: LO”WE = a lion.
    • Eng: LEO = a lion.
    • Fre: LION = a lion.
    • Ita: LEONE = a lion.
    • Spa: LEON = a lion.
  • Rus: LEVYY.
    • Lat: LAEVA = left hand left side, LAEVUS = left, LAEVUM = left, left side, LAEVORSUM = left left.
    • Ger: LINKS = left.
    • Eng: LEFT = left.
    • Fre: LEVANT = Oriental. Perhaps originally it meant east SLEVA on some old geographic maps. Clarify. On a modern map, east is placed on the right and west is on the left.. It turns out, however, that many medieval maps were PEREVERNUTY. On them VOSTOK BYL SLEVA, and west is on the right. These are, for example, VSE maritime medieval maps supposedly XIV century presented in the book [1468]. We have cited some of these old Genoese "inverted" maps in the book Numbers Against Lies, ch.1. Hence the word ELEPHANT or ELEVANT, which is believed to be denoted "elephant", that is, the "eastern" beast. English by the way WEST, meaning today ZAPAD, - it is simply a Russian word VOSTOK (Sunrise). On inverted old maps VOSTOK was left where today ZAPAD-WEST. Similarly, LEVANTE = East.
  • Rus: LYOGKIY, LEGKO. see also LIKHO, that is, to do something quickly and easily. Famously jump on horse. Have word LIKHO there is another value: misfortune.
    • Ger: LEICHT = light.
    • Eng: LIGHT = light.
    • Fre: LEGER = easy, fast, agile.
    • Ita: LEGERRO = light.
    • Spa: LIGERO = light.
    • Gre: ligo liggo (LIGO LIGO (LIGO LIGO, those. LIGO LIGO) = little by little. They speak Russian: easier, easier, easier, that is more cautious, little by little. And eukoliia (EUKOLIA, those. EIKOLIA) = ease; eukolla (EUKOLA, those. EIKOLA) = easy; eukolojj (EUKOLOS, those. EIKOLOS) = easy from: reverse reading of the word LEGKO. Further,elkhqrro (ELKHQRO, those. ELKITRO) = sleigh;fromfrom: LEGKO TORYU, easy to carry (over the snowover the snow).
    • Gre: dieukolunnw (DIEUKOLUNW, those. DIEIKOLINO) = facilitate. FromFrom: DEYU+LEGKO, when rearranging: easyeasy = LGK ===> KLN = Colino, the transition G-N, since Greek n differs from G only by turning.
    • Gre: calli (CALI, those. KHALI) = difficult situation. FromFrom: LIKHO upon readback. From here andcalnnw (CALNW, those. KHALNO) = ruin. Andligoo (LIGO, those. LIGO) = soon fromsoon from: LIKHO, that is famously rushing, fast.
  • Rus: LEZHAT', LEZHU, LEG from tiredness, LEZHAL, ULOZHIT', LEZHKA (eg, LEZHKA the beast where he lay). And NALOZHIT' wound dressing.
    • Lat: LASSUS = lay down, tired, tired, LASSITUDO = fatigue, fatigue, LASSO = wear down, LASSULUS = tired.
    • Lat: LECTUS, LECTULUS = bed, bed, bed, hearse. Transition F or F ===> TO = With latin. And LITUS = beach. May be, LECTULUS came from LEZHU+TELO.
    • Lat: LOCATIO = accommodation, LOCO = have, LOCA = terrain, LOCUS = position, LOCUS, LOCI = a place, LOGEUM = archive (that is what LEZHIT, stored - Autostored - Auto.), LOCULUS = coffin, place, corner, LOCATUS = situated. And LOCI SITUS = location; could occur from expression LEZHU+SYADU, LEZHU-SIZHU. Besides, LOCUS = dwelling, could occur from the Slavic word SELO, settlement, upon reversal.
    • Lat: LUSTRUM = den. Transition F,SH-S. Derived from LEZHAT'+RAMA, i.e LEZHAT'+PROSTRANSTVO. See the old Russian word RAMENA, RAMA (limits space). Or else LUSTRUM derived from a combination LEZHU+TYUR'MA, LEZHU+TEREM. The words TEREM and TYUR'MA located in the same sense bush.
    • Lat: LIGAMEN = sling.
    • Ger: LIEGEN = to lie, LEGEN = put, LAGE = position, location, LAGER = camp bed.
    • Ger: LAFETTE = gun carriage. Derived from LEZHAT' at transition -===> F. Indeed, the instrument "lies" on the stand, on the gun carriage.
    • Eng: LAY = put, LIE = lie down, LAZY = lazy, couch potato, LOW = low, LOCUS, LOCATION = location.
    • Swe: LIGGA = to lie.
    • Spa: LECHO = bed, bed, bed.
    • Gre: louzaa (LOUZA, those. LOIZA) = lawn. Further,fwliia (FWLIA, those. FOLIA) = den, burrow, nest. FromFrom: LEZHU at the reverse reading and transition ZH-F.
  • Rus: LEN, L'NYANOY. Hence the words LENTA and LINIYA - stretched linen thread.
    • Lat: LINEA = linen thread, thread, line, line, plumb, stripe, LINEATIO = line drawing, LINEO = straighten, LINEOLA = small line, LINEUS = linen, LANA = yarn, LINUM = linen, thread, linen fabric, rope, rope, sail. From the Russian word LEN there was a big bush of Latin words beginning with LIN, eg, LINO-STEMUS = semi-linen, LINTEAMEN = canvas canvas (flax pull? - Autoflax pull? - Auto.), LENTEO = weaver (flax weave? - Autoflax weave? - Auto.), LINTEUM, LINUM, LINYEUS = canvas and so on.
    • Ger: LEIN = linen, LEINEN = linen, LEINE = rope, LEINEN = canvas, LINIE = line.
    • Eng: LINEN = linen, LINE = line.
    • Fre: LIN = linen. LIGNE = line.
    • Spa: LINO = linen, LINEA = line.
    • Swe: LIN = linen.
    • Gre: linno (LINO, those. LINO) = linen,linarii (LINARI, those. LINARI) = linen.
  • Rus: LENTYAY, LEN', LENIVO, LENOST'.
    • Lat: LENIO = loosen, LENTE, LENTUS = sluggish, slow, calm, phlegmatic, LENTEO = move slowly, LENITUDO = softness, meekness, LENITAS = slowness, gentleness, meekness, LENIS = slow, slow, dull, weak, gentle, quiet, LENTULUS = slow, LENTES = lethargic, LENITER = slightly.
    • Eng: IDLENESS = laziness. Transition T-D and permutation: lazinesslaziness = LNTS ===> TLNSC = idlenesss.
    • Fre: FLEMME = laziness.
    • Ita: LENTO = slow slow.
  • Rus: LENTYAY PESHIY, lazy person+way lazy+heel. That is lazy, slowly walking.
    • Lat: LENTI-PES, LENTI-PEDIS = walking slowly.
  • Rus: LEPIT', including LEPIT' from a building stone something, to create with your hands a stone from a structure, to "mold the form". From the Russian word LAPAT', LAPAYU, that is, do something with your hands, LAPAMI. LEPIT' - doing something LAPOY, paw give, paw deu (that is, create), paw give. In addition, according to our results, many of the structures of "antiquity" were made of geopolymer concrete, of cement, see the book The Kingdom Flourishing, ch..7:5-6. In this case, the word LEPIT' to designate a stone acquires additional meaning. Stone structures of the desired form were sculpted from soft concrete. For example, sculptures. Then the concrete froze and turned into a strong stone..
    • Lat: LAPICIDA = stonecutter or stonecutter, LAPIDEUS = from stones, LAPIDO = throw stones, LAPIO = petrify, LAPILLUS = pebble, LAPIS = stone, stone platform, gravestone, tombstone, plate, table, LAPIDATIO = stoning, LAPIDARIUS = carved in stone, loaded with stone, LAPICIDINAE = quarry.
    • Lat: LEPISTA = bowl cup. Because VYLEPLEN from clay.
    • Lat: LIBUM = tortilla, pancake, pie. TransitionTransition: P-B and Russian m ("te "with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. Or it could come from the word BLIN during the transition N-M and permutation BLN ===> LBN.
    • Eng: LAPIDARY = faceted stone processing engraved on stone.
    • Spa: LAPIDO = plate (gravestone, etc.gravestone, etc..).
    • Gre: plaqww (PLAQW, those. PLATO) = sculpt fromsculpt from: LEPIT', permutationpermutation: LPT ===> PLT. Andalabastrro (ALABASTRO, those. ALABASTRO) = alabaster. FromFrom: LAPOY+STROYU or LEPLYU+STROYU.
  • Rus: LEPIT', ZALEPIT', SLEPIT', for example snow ZALEPIL eyes.
    • Lat: LAPSUS = snowfall.
    • Eng: SEAL UP = close up.
    • Gre: leppi (LEPI, , those. LEPI) = scales. Scales «clingy» fish. Andaleibww (ALEIBW, those. ALEIBO) = lubricate; lipainww (LIPAINW, those. LIPAINO) = lubricate.
  • Rus: LEPO = beautiful, - the old Russian word. And LEPYY = nice, LEPOTA, LEPOST' = beautiful, beauty. In the same bush – word LYUBO.
    • Lat: LEPOS = beauty, charm, elegance, LEPIDE = beautiful, great, cute, LEPOR = Charm, LEPIDUS = elegant, cute, adorable, lovely. Transition T-D. And also, probably, LEPISTA = bowl cup. Hence the Latin PER-LEPIDE = very cute; could occur from russian PERE+LEPOTA, that is, very (in excess of) beautiful.
    • Gre: leptooj (LEPTOS, those. LEPTOS) = refined, tactful.
  • Rus: LES.
    • Lat: LUCUS = forest sacred grove. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: SILVA = forest. At the same time, this Latin word was also written as SYLUA, as we see it, for example, on the "ancient" maps of Ptolemy [1353], map 42, see right. But in this case, Latin SYLUA turned out, most likely, from the word LES when you read it backwhen you read it back: LS ===> SL. From here «selvaselva».
    • Gre: alsojj (ALSOS, those. ALSOS) = grove, forest park. And xuleiaa (XULEIA, those. KSILEIA) = forest fromforest from: LES upon readback. And xulourgooj (XULOURGOS, those. KSILOIRGOS) = carpenter, carpenter fromcarpenter, carpenter from: LES+REZHU or LES+RUKA, I process wood with my hands.
  • Rus: LESISTYY, LISTVA, foliar.
    • Lat: SALTUOSUS = wooded, forested, SILVESTRIS = wooded, SILVA = forest, SILVANUS = forest. Permutation LSST ===> SLTS. As well as Latin SALTUS = forest, wooded place, SILVOSUS = wooded.
    • Eng: SILVAN = wooded, woodland living in the woods.
    • Spa: SELVOSO = wooded.
  • Rus: LESOK, that is, a small forest.
    • Lat: LUCULUS = small grove. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: LEST', L'STIT', LESTNYY, LISA as synonymous with tricks. Probably one semantic bush with the word LIZAT'.
    • Ger: LIST = cunning.
    • Eng: SLYNESS = craftiness. Probably from Russian LE'STNYY.
  • Rus: LYOT, LETAT', LETET'. And also in a figurative senseAnd also in a figurative sense: LETAT' like on the wings, that is, rejoice, be happy.
    • Lat: ELATIO = flight, ALATUS = winged, winged, fast, ELATUS = upward, LATUM, TULI = fly.
    • Lat: LAETATIO = joy, glee, LAETE = joyfully fun, LAETITIA = joy, fun, glee, LAETO, LAETIFICO = have fun, LAETUS = rejoicing. Or derived fromOr derived from: LAYAT' from happiness.
    • Eng: FLY, FLUTTER = to fly. Transition T-F and reverse reading: years oldyears old = LT ===> TL = fly.
    • Spa: ALADO = winged. Transition T-D, i.e LT ===> LD.
    • Gre: althjj (ALTHS, those. ALTIS) = jumper. And almaa (ALMA, those. ALMA) = leap. We see the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m = M = m. And alma me foraa (ALMA ME FORA, those. ALMA ME FORA) = run, run jump, fromrun, run jump, from: LYOT+TORYU.
    • Gre: anatelllw (ANATELLW, those. ANATELLO ) = rise (oh sun). Reverse word reading LETUN. Maybe from here and anatollh (ANATOLH, those. ANATOLI) = Sunrise.
  • Rus: LETO in the sense of year long time, LETA'. About the elderly, the old man said that he «in the summer'x». Sometimes instead of the preposition "in" they could use the preposition "o" and talk "about years". For example, in old Russian there are expressions like: "a stick About two ends, "a dragon About three heads", etc.. And PROLETELI years, that is a lot of time has passed.
    • Lat: LETALIS = mortal, foreshadowing death, LETO = kill, LETUM = death. Sometimes speak Russian: «Soul OTLETELA». As well as Latin LETIFER = deadly; could occur from expression LETA' TORYU. Or Latin LETO = kill comes from Russian LIKHO, deprive". Hence the word PLOKHO.
    • Ger: ALT = old, old, ALTE = old man old, ALTER = age.
    • Eng: OLD = old, old. This is probably the old-Russian form "about years", that is, "in years". English from here LIFE = a life. Transition T-F.
    • Hun: ELET = a life.
    • Gre: parelqoon (PARELQON, those. PARELTON) = past. FromFrom: PROLETAYU, flew of the year; still say: «how time flieshow time flies».
  • Rus: LZHIVO. And also see the word PLOKHO. It turns out that the word came from here FAL'SH', during the transition P-F and KH-SH. All these three words – in one sense bush. The words LZHIVO and FAL'SH' differ only by permutationdiffer only by permutation: LZHV ---FLSH. See also the word PARSHIVO, lousy: transition F-P, L-R, i.ei.e: FAL'SH' = FLSH --- PRSH = lousy. As well as the word PORCHA. see also PAL+LOZH', i.e VPAL at LOZH', began to lie.
    • Lat: FALLACIA = cheating, FALLAX = deceitful, deceitful, FALSO = false, false, fake, FALSUS = false, hypocritical, false, fake, FALSA = delusion, FALSUM = untruth. Or else FALSO, FALSUS could occur from expression TY+LOZH', TY+LZHESH'. As well as Latin FALLACIA, FALSO could occur from russian PLOKHO, PORCHA, PORTIT' during the transition P-F, R-L (often confused). From here and FAL'SH', false = lousy. As well as Latin FALLACILOQUUS = telling lie, deceiving; could occur from a combination FAL'SH'+LOZH'.
    • Eng: FALSE = false, false, erroneous, false, FALSITY = false.
    • Ger: FALSCHHEIT = false.
    • Ita: FALSITA = false.
    • Fre: FAUSSETE = false.
    • Gre: plastojj (PLASTOS, those. PLASTOS) = false. FromFrom: PLOKHO or FAL'SH', transition P-F, SH-S.
  • Rus: LZHIVO PISAT'. Or FAL'SHIVO PISAT', PLOKHO PISAT' or PLOKHOY FAKT. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: FAL'SIFIKATSIYA.
    • Lat: FALSIFICATIO = falsification. I.e FALSI+FICATIO, transition LZHIVO ===> FALSI and PISAT' ===> FICATIO during the transitionduring the transition: P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin. Note that the Latin word FACT (fact) could also come from the word PISAT'. Probably, only what was written on paper, that is, documented, was considered a fact before.. But then FALSIFICATION in its usual translation, “false fact” again comes from the expression LZHIVO PISAT' or PLOKHO PISAT'.
    • Ger: FALSIFIKATION = falsification.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: FALSIFICATION = falsification, fake, fake, distortion.
    • Ita: FALSIFICAZIONE = falsification.
    • Spa: FALSIFICACION = falsification.
  • Rus: LIZAT', LIZNUL, LIZHU. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: ANALIZ (in different meanings), and LINGVISTIKA.
    • Lat: LIGURIO = lick. Transition ZH-G.
    • Lat: ARRISOR = obsequiously smiling dogmaker, obsequious flatterer. Transition L-R, i.e ALLISOR - could occur from russian LIZAT', licking. As well as Latin ARRISO = approving smile from LIZAT', during the transition L-R.
    • Lat: CATILLO = lick. Transition LZT ===> STL.
    • Lat: LINGO = lick, LINGUA = tongue, tongue tip. Transition Z-N, as these letters differ only in orientation. Or Latin LINGUA it came out of the word LIZHU, LIZNUL during the transition Z-G (Russian "z" handwritten is written like "g" latin) and permutation: lickedlicked = LZN ===> LNZ = linguua.
    • Eng: LICK = lick. Transition Z-S and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: LUSCIOUS = sweet.
    • Eng: LINGUAL = (anat.) lingual, (ling.) language. Transition Z-G and permutation, see above.
    • Tur: LESSET = taste sweetness. Probably word LINGVISTIKA = LINGUISTICS derived from a combination LINGUA+VESHCHAT', i.e LIZNUL+VESHCHAT', i.e «tongue»+broadcast. Recall the transition U---V, i.e UISTICS -- VISTIKS -- VESHCHAT'. Indeed, the science of linguistics studies the structure of various languages..
    • Gre: analushh (ANALUSH, those. ANALIZI) = analysis (in various meanings). I.e: liznalizna = LZN ===> NLZ = analysis. Indeed, for analysis, the study of something, should be «lick», to taste.
  • Rus: LIZUN - hunter to lick, caress, kiss, suck [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Spa: LISONJA = flattery.
    • Tur: LISAN = (anat.) language, language-speech.
  • Rus: LIK, OBLIK.
    • Eng: LOOK = look, look, look.
    • Tur: LIKA = face.
    • Gre: hlikiwmenojj (HLIKIWMENOS, those. ILIKIOMENOS) = elderly. FromFrom: LIK+MENYAYUS', that is, the face changes.
  • Rus: LIKUET, LIKOVAT', VOZLIKUYU, VOZLIKOVAT'. Probably from hereProbably from here: EKZAL'TATSIYA.
    • Ger: LUST = joy. Transition K-S, so like latin C can be read both as K and as C=WITH.
    • Eng: EXULT = exult. Permutation: exultexult = LKT ===> KLT = exult. And EXALTATION = exaltation.
  • Rus: LILOVYY, blue.
    • Ger: LILA = purple.
    • Eng: LILAC = lilac, purple (Colour). Indeed, the most common type of lilac flowers LILOVYE, lilac.
    • Fre: LILAS = purple.
    • Ita: LILLA = purplepurple (!).
    • Spa: LILA – purple.
    • Gre: lilla (LILA, those. LILA) = purple.
  • Rus: LIMAN, IL'MEN', astrkh., lake, especially formed from a wide flood of the river, into which the river flows and from it flows. Nvrsk., Spills, floodplains [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Ger: LIMAN = estuary.
    • Tur: LIMAN = port, harbor, raid.
    • Fre: LIMAN = estuary as well Laac LEMAN = name of lake Geneva.
    • Gre: limnhh (LIMNH, those. LIMNI) = lake pond; limanni (LIMANII, those. LIMANI) = harbor; limenajj (LIMENAS, those. LIMENAS) = port.
  • Rus: LIPNU, LIPNUT', for example lips LIPNUT, stick together, LIPKIY fat. And LIPNUT', SLEPIT', for example, eyes stick together. Hence the word SLEPOY, that is, not seeing anything. Also say: disease PRILIPLA, LIPNET.
    • Lat: LIPPUS, LIPPIO = purulent eye inflammation, LIPPITUDO = blindness.
    • Lat: LABIUM = lip, LABELLUM = sponge (lip). TransitionTransition: P-B, n-u, Russian m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Lat: POLYPUS = polyp.
    • Ger: LIPPE = lip.
    • Eng: LIPS = lips. And could also occur from LOBZAYU, kiss.
    • Spa: LABIO = lip.
    • Gre: lipojj (LIPOS, those. LIPOS) = fat, fat, lipainnw (LIPAINW, those. LIPAINO) = lubricate, liparooj (LIPAROS, those. LIPAROS) = fatty. And tuflojj (TUFLOS, those. TIFLOS) = blind fromblind from: SLEPIT' at the reverse reading and transition P-F.
  • Rus: LISA like a cunning animal. They say about the cunning - LISA. As well as the word LEST', LIZAT'.
    • Lat: ELECIO, LICUI, LICITUM = lure. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: LOCKEN = to lure.
  • Rus: LIST paper, LISTAT' the book.
    • Ger: LISTE = list, LESEN = to read.
    • Eng: LIST = list, list on paper, LEAF = sheet. Transition T-F.
    • Fre: LISTE = list.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: LISTA = list.
    • Tur: LISTE = sheet list.
    • Gre: selidda (SELIDA, those. SELIDA) = page. Permutation: sheetsheet = LST ===> SLD = Selida.
  • Rus: LIT', L'ET, LIVEN', I L'YU, LIT'SYA, L'YUS'. From LIT'SYA there was a word STAL' (upon readback), as liquid metal L'YUT in the form, OTLIVAYUT.
    • Lat: LOTIO = washing, bathing, AL-LUO, ALLUO, LUO, LUI, LUTUM, LAVO, LAVI, LAUTUM = wash, E-LUO, ELUO, ELUO, LUI, LUTUM = rinse, LITUM (LINO, LIVI, LEVI), OBLINO (from the word OBOL'YU - Auth.) = fill, smear, coat, LATEX = liquid, ELUTIO = washing, washing, ELUTUS = watery, ELUVIES = spill, slop, LUTO = smear with mud, ELUVIO = flood, ALLUVIES = big puddle or swamp, ALLUVIO = flood, LOTUM = urine.
    • Lat: ALVINUS = diarrheic. Could have come from the word LIVEN'. In addition, Latin ALVUS = excrement, stomach, intestines.
    • Lat: E-LAVO = bathe, LUO = clear, LAVO, LAVI, LAUTUM = bathe.
    • Lat: LITURA = smearing, LITUS = seashore, beach, smearing, LUTER = ablution basin.
    • Lat: IL-LUVIES = flood, flood, mud, ALVEUS = bath.
    • Ger: LAUF = flow, LAUFEN = flow. Transition T-F. And STAHL = steel.
    • Lat: ACULA = water trickle; fromfrom: L'YUS' upon readback.
    • Eng: FLOW, FLUX = flow. As well as english LAPSE = the passage of time probably originated from the Russian LAPSHA (lanky). Transition T-F and permutation. And FLOOD = the flood.
    • Eng: LITRE = liter (liquids). From the Russian word LIT'. Further, LEAD = lead; either fromeither from: LUDIT'. And STEEL = steel, fromsteel, from: LIT'SYA (back readingback reading).
    • Tur: LAVAY = washing.
    • Spa: LLUVIA = rain.
    • Por: DILUVIO = flood.
    • Gre: laddi (LADII, those. LADI) = butter,ladhhj (LADHS, those. LADIS) = olive,ladiia (LADIA, those. LADIA) = oil stain, ladwnww (LADWNW, those. LADONO) = lubricate. Transition T-D.
    • Gre: louzww (LOUZW, those. LOIZO) = bathe,loutroo (LOUTRO, those. LOITRO) = bathing, bath, loukki (LOUKI, those. LOIKI) = drainpipe. And so on.
    • Gre: dialumaa (DIALUMA, those. DIALIMA) = solution. FromFrom: DEYU+LIT', during the transition : Russian m(te) ===> m=M. And dialuww (DIALUW, those. DIALIO) = dissolve. FromFrom: DEYU+L'YU.
    • Gre: elaioladoo (ELAIOLADO, those. ELAIOLADO) = olive oil. FromFrom: L'YU+LIT'. Further, elaiografiia (ELAIOGRAFIA, those. ELAIOGRAFIA) = The pictire was painted by oil paints; came fromcame from: L'YU+KROPAYU (TSARAPAYU); elaiocrwmma (ELAIOCRWMA, those. ELAIOKHROMA) = oil paint fromoil paint from: L'YU+KRYT' (cover), during the transition K-KH and Russian m(te) ===> m=M. And stalla (STALA, those. STALA) = a drop, stalazzw (STALAZW, those. STALAZO) = drip fromdrip from: LIT'SYA, upon readback. Further, atsalii (ATSALI, those. ATSALI) = steel. FromFrom: STAL', LIT'SYA. From here and atsalwnww (ATSALWNW, those. ATSALONO) = temper.
  • Rus: LIT' (inkink) + TORYU (laying a line on paper), that is, writing something, composing. Ink flowing from the pen, laying a "track" on a sheet of paper. From hereFrom here: LITERATURA, LITERATOR, LITERA.
    • Lat: LITTERA = letter, handwriting, letter, message, note, writing, literature, LITTERATURA = written manuscript, LITTERATOR = philologist, LITTERATIO = language training, LITTERATE = clear, understandable, legible, learned, LITTERALIS = writing.
    • Lat: From here came a large bush of Latin words.. It is possible that the Latin LITTERA = letter; comes from the word LIT' lead, when in the Middle Ages began typography and letters OTLIVALIS' from lead, after which the pages of the book from these "cast letters".
    • Eng: LETTER = letter, (polygraph.) letter, document.
  • Rus: LISHAY, LISHAYNIK.
    • Lat: LICHEN = lichen.
    • Eng: LICHEN = lichen.
    • Ger: FLECHTE = lichen.
    • Fre: LICHEN – lichen.
    • Ita: LICHENE = lichen.
    • Spa: LIQUEN = lichen.
  • Rus: LISHAT', LISHAYU, LISH' - that is, just a little.
    • Ger: LÖSEN = release, LOSE = weak, LOS = get rid of something, LOS = prefix indicating separation from something, LÖSUNG = termination. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: LOOSE = lose, LESS = less without, LOST = Lost. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: LITSO. And NA LITSE, AT LITSE "written "thought seen expression.
    • Lat: VULTIS = facial expression. That is, In LITSE visible expression.
    • Ger: antLITZ = face.
    • Eng: LICENSER = face.
  • Rus: LOVKO, LOVCHIT'.
    • Lat: LEVIS = quick, LEVITAS = speed, speed, mobility.
  • Rus: LOVKOST'.
    • Lat: VELOCITAS = agility. PermutationPermutation: LVKST ===> VLKTS.
    • Eng: VELOCITY = speed, speed.
    • Fre: VELOCITE = speed.
    • Ita: VELOCITA = speed.
    • Spa: VELOSIDAD = speed.
  • Rus: LOGOVO (LEG, LEZHU).
    • Iri: EALAIGH = hide.
  • Rus: LOZHKA.
    • Fin: LUSIKKA = spoon. Transition ZH-SH-S. Wed also with russian LIZAT', LIZHU.
  • Rus: LOZH', LOZHNO, LOZHNYY, LGAT', LGUN. Hence, most likely, the word ILLYUZIYA, that is, something deceptive, elusive, unrealizable.
    • Lat: LUSI, LUSUM = fool, ILLICIO, LEXI, LECTUM = entice, LUSUS = pun. Transition F,SH-S and Russian ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: LUG, LÜGE = Lying, LÜGEN = lie, LÜGNER = liar, ILLUSION = illusion.
    • Eng: LIE, LEASING = Lying, LIAR = liar.
    • Eng: ILLUSION = illusion.
    • Fre: EE'LOGE = (by)praise. Interesting transformation in the "bush" of words. And ILLUSION = illusion.
    • Spa: ILUSO = dreamer, ILUSION = illusion, a pipe dream, ILUSORIO = deceptive, ghostly, illusory.
    • Gre: doliooj (DOLIOS, those. DOLIOS) = cunning, crafty. FromFrom: DEYU LOZH'. And xegelww (XEGELW, those. KSEGELO) = cheat fromcheat from: LOZH' upon readback. Further, alloiwnww (ALLOIWNW, those. ALLOIONO) = distort fromdistort from: LOZHNYY, LOZHNO.
  • Rus: LOKOT', work LOKTYAMI, fight. And KOLOTIT'.
    • Lat: LUCTA, LUCTAMEN = struggle, effort, LUCTATIO = wrestling, LUCTATUS = struggle, effort, LUCTOR = fight.
  • Rus: LOMAT', LOMKIY, LOMOT'.
    • Lat: MOLITUS sum = break. Permutation: breakbreak = LMT ===> MLT = molitus. Or from MOLOT, MOLOT'.
    • Tur: LOKMA = piece.
  • Rus: LOM, LOMAT', LOMANYY, IZLOM.
    • Ger: LAHM = lame.
    • Eng: LAME = lame, maim.
    • Gre: elattwmma (ELATTWMA, those. ELATTOMA) = marriage in production.
  • Rus: LOSOS'.
    • Ger: LACHS = salmon.
  • Rus: LOS'.
    • Lat: ALCES = Moose. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Apparently, already later from here as a result of another distortion, the English word came out ELK = Moose.
    • Ita: ALCE = Moose.
    • Spa: ALCE = Moose.
  • Rus: LOKHAN', type of dishes.
    • Gre: lekannh (LEKANH, those. LEKANI) = basin, bowl, sink.
    • Gre: lacanikka (LACANIKA, those. LAKHANIKA) = greens, vegetables, lacanoo (LACANO, those. LAKHANO) = cabbage. Vegetables and herbs folded in the tub and served to the table.
  • Rus: LOSHAD', LOSHAK.
    • Gre: alogoo (ALOGO, those. ALOGO) = horse. Or from the word GALOP upon readback.
  • Rus: LUB, LUBOK. This - specially processed bark, bast. On the splint, "on the bastard" wrote and painted.
    • Lat: LIBER = book, letter, bast, bast, LIBELLUS = book. We emphasize that the Latin word LIBER also means woody LUB [993], with.29, what makes the Latin origin obvious LIBER from Russian LUB.
    • Lat: gLUBO = peel off.
    • Eng: LIBER = bast.
    • Eng: LIBRARY = library.
    • Fre: LIBRAIRE = bookseller, LIBRAIRIE = book Shop.
  • Rus: LUK - plant.
    • Ger: knoobLAUCH = garlic. Here LAUCH - second part of the word Knoblauch - almost the same as the word LUK.
    • Swe: LÖK = bow.
  • Rus: LUK - weapon. This word is from a very large semantic Slavic word bush.This word is from a very large semantic Slavic word bush. «LUKA'» = bend, curvature, bend; and many other derivatives [223], t.2, columns 703-705. And also see the word KRIVOY, KRIVO; transition L-R.
    • Lat: ARCUS = bow (weapon), rainbow, arch, triumphal arch, arc, bend (!) and so on., ARCUO = bend. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: ARC = arc, rainbow. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: LUNA (month) - Church Slavonic word.
    • Lat: LUNA = moon month.
    • Eng: MOON = moon. Transition L to M.
    • Fre: LUNE = moon.
    • Spa: LUNA = moon.
    • Spa: LUNA = moon.
    • Gre: selhnnh (SLHNH, those. SELINI) = moon. Maybe from the expressionMaybe from the expression: SE LUNA, this – moon. And nea selhnnh (NEW SELHNH, t.. NEO SELINI) = new moon fromnew moon from: NOVAYA SE(thisthis) LUNA.
  • Rus: LUNA, LUNKA (in the sense of "deepeningin the sense of "deepening").
    • Lat: LUNULA = lune, small sickle.
    • Spa: LUNULA = nail hole.
    • Tur: LUNULA = (light) nail hole.
  • Rus: LUCH, LUCHI, LUCHISTYY, IZLUCHAT'. As well as the word LUCHSHE. From here happenedFrom here happened: LYUKS, that is something gorgeous, gorgeous.
    • Lat: LUX, LUXI, LUCIUS = light lighting, LUX, LUCIS = day, grow light, decoration, LUCE = in the afternoon, LUCUS = light day, LUCEO = shine shine, LUCESCO = become bright, ILLUCESCO = get light, LUCIDUS = light, bright, clear (i.e LUCHI DAYU - AuthAuth.), LIQUIDUS = clear (i.e LUCHI DASH' - AuthAuth.), AL-LUCEO = shine, E-LUCEO, ELUCEO, ELUCESCO = shine, LUXUS = luxury.
    • Lat: FACULA = burning torch, big torch. Transition T-F and reverse reading LUCHI'T' = LCHT ===> TCHL = faculla.
    • Ger: LEUCHEN = lightning, LEICHTE = lamp, LEUCHTEN = shine, LICHT = light fire, LUXUS = luxury; fromfrom: LUCHSHE.
    • Eng: LUCID = clear, transparent, LIGHT = light shone, LUXURY = luxury.
    • Fre: LUXE = luxury; fromfrom: LUCHSHE.
    • Spa: LUZ, LUC = shine, LUCIR = shine, LUJO = luxury.
    • Ita: LUCE = shine, LUSSO = luxury.
    • Swe: LJUS = shine.
    • Gre: hliojj (HLIOS, those. ILIOS) = the sun, hliakooj (HLIAKOS, those. ILIAKOS) = solar. From here GELIOS = The sun.
  • Rus: LUCHI+BEGU. That is, running from the rays, afraid of the light.
    • Lat: LUCIFUGA = running from the light, afraid of the light, LUCIFUGUS = running away from the light. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: LUCIFUGOUS = heliophobic (about bat etcabout bat etc.).
  • Rus: LUCHI BERU, LUCHI BRAT', or LUCHI BROSHU (throw raysthrow rays), LUCHINU BRAT'.
    • Lat: LUCUBRATIO = work at night, occupation at a lamp, an explanation, LUCUBRATORIUS = convenient for night activities, LUCUBRO = work in the evening light, LUCUBRUM = faint lightfaint light, e-LUCUBRA = work by lamplight late at night.
    • Eng: LUCUBRATE = Originally, the verb was used to mean “work under artificial light”, write at night, practice at night.
  • Rus: LUCHI DAT', that is, to highlight something in the literal or figurative sense, for example, to clarify, interpret.
    • Lat: ELUCIDATIO = explanation.
    • Eng: ELUCIDATE = shed light, explain, explain, interpret.
  • Rus: LUCHI LIT'. Or LUCHI+L'NUT', that is, attract the rays, touch the rays, the rays cling.
    • Lat: LUCULENTUS = bright, bright, beautiful, LUCULENTIA = brilliance, beauty.
  • Rus: LUCHI+POLNYY, that is, full of rays, brightly glowing.
    • Lat: LOCUPLENS = luxurious.
  • Rus: LUCHINA.
    • Lat: LYCHNION = small lamp, LYCHNOBIUS = turning night to day, LYCHNUCHUS = lamp, lamp (i.e LUCHINA+NOCH' - AuthAuth.), LYCHNUS = candle lamp. Wed also latin LYCHNUCHUS with russian LUCH+NOCH', i.e LUCHI NOCH'YU.
    • Eng: LUCENT = glowing, bright.
    • Fre: LUMINEUX = luminous.
    • Ger: LEUCHTEND = luminous.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: LUMINOSO = luminous.
  • Rus: LUCHI POL'YU.
    • Lat: LUCI-FLUUS = shedding light. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: LUCH+PUT'.
    • Lat: LUCI-PETUS = aspiring to the light.
  • Rus: LUCHI RONYAYU. That is, illuminate. And also see the word LUCHINA.
    • Lat: LUCERNA = candle, lamp, lamp, LUCERNALIS = illuminated by lamps, LUCERNARIUM = lamp ignition time.
    • Spa: LUCERNA = chandelier.
  • Rus: LUCHI+STRUYA, LUCHI STRUYU. That is, the jet, the rays of light. It turns out that the word came from here LYUSTRA, and ILLYUSTRATSIYA, that is, something clarifying, shedding light.
    • Lat: IL-LUSTRO, ILLUSTRO = illumine, shed light, illuminate, discover, glorify, clarify, LUSTRO = inspect, ILLUSTRIS = bright, brilliant, clear, ILLUSTRATIO = lighting.
    • Eng: LUSTRE = brilliance, ILLUSTRATION = illustration.
    • Fre: LUSTRE = chandelier.
    • Spa: ILUSTRACION = enlightenment illustration, ILUSTAR = enlighten, ILUSTRE = famous.
  • Rus: LUCHI TORYU, that is, light, lay (Toryu) road rays. And also in a figurative sense: enlighten, clarify, illustrate. Hence the word ILLYUSTRATSIYA (or LUCHI+STRUYA); see above.
    • Lat: LUCIFER = carrying light. Transition T-F. By the way, the same word is also translated as SATANA, in latin. For this reason, see below..
    • Eng: LUCIFER = Lucifer, Satan. We see that in the era of the Reformation the primary positive meaning of the Slavic expression "rays" (Lucifer) replaced by the opposite, gave a negative meaning. We have already found several similar examples..
  • Rus: LUCHIT'SYA, LUCHINA.
    • Lat: LUCISCIT = dawn.
    • Eng: LUCENT = luminous, bright, transparent, translucent.
  • Rus: LUCHSHE, and LUCH, LASKA.
    • Eng: LUCK = lucky chance, luck, luck.
  • Rus: L'ZYA (IL'ZYA), Old Russian word meaning, according to V. Dal, - you can, LEGKO, convenient, allowed, not prohibited. Opposite word NEL'ZYA. According to V. Dal, "kinship wordsAccording to V. Dal, "kinship words: L'ZYA and LEGKO, seen in severn. pronunciationseen in severn. pronunciation: L'GA, NEL'GA, and of the values the words L'GOTA, cm. LEGKIY" [223], t.2, column 718. So in the word used today NEL'ZYA particle NE is a rejection of the old Russian word L'ZYA. See also the word onL'ZA. Most likely word L'ZYA (LEGKO, L'GOTA) is in the same sense bush as the word ULOZHENIE. Recall that ULOZHENIE - This is a collection of old Russian laws. See also the word ULOZHIL, put in order, ULOZHIT' in the system, properly and well organize. And also Russian DOLOZHIL, that is, officially reported (permissible, permitted form). For example, the royal ambassador reported this and that. Hence, probably, the word LEKTSIYA as permitted, official, allowed form of teaching, learning. Hence, probably, when reversing the word L'ZYA, LEGKO, there was a word SHKOLA, as a place where it is officially allowed to teach children. See the transition SH-S,H. However, the word SHKOLA could have come from the word SKOL'KO, as the school taught the art of counting, computing. From the word L'ZYA there was a very large bush of Latin and other words. Turns out from L'ZYA happenedhappened: LITSENZIYA.
    • Lat: LICET = can, allowed, allowed, LICEO = suggest, LECTIO = lesson, LECTIO = lecture, LECTOR = lecturer. Or else LECTIO comes from the word RECHET, RECH' during the transition R-L and CH-K.
    • Lat: LEGE = legally, LEX, LEGIS = law, legislator, regulations, LEX = law, legal norm, contract. Transition: Russian W ===> X or G latin.
    • Lat: LEGALIS = legal, legal, compliant with divine law, LEGITIMUS = consonant with legal laws, LEGITIME = legally, LEGITIMA = statutes, legal rules, LEGATUS = ambassador, chief assistant to the governor of the province, deputy, LEGATIUM = intended by will, LEGATIO = Ambassador, Embassy, LEGO, LEGI = lay down, LEGULEJUS = lawyer-primer, ELEGO = bequeath to a stranger.
    • Lat: LICITO = legally, LICITUS = allowed.
    • Lat: SCHOLA = school. Reverse word reading L'ZYA, LEGKO, in the transition to,S-SH. Or else SCHOLA comes from the word SKOL'KO, as the school taught the art of counting. See also the word SHKALA = ladder, that is step training.
    • Ger: LEGITIM = legality, LEGITIMES Recht = legal right, LIZENZ = license.
    • Eng: LICENCE = license (econ.) (that is, permission for any economic activity - Avt.). Probably from the word L'ZYA happened and English LEGISLATE = legislate.
    • Eng: LEX, LAW = law. In a word LAW we see the transition: Russian W ===> W Latin due to the similarity of writing (put a letter on its side and W turned here intoput a letter on its side and W turned here into W).
    • Eng: LEGAL = legal, legal, legal, legal, legal, LEGAL system = legislation, LEGALIST = lawyer, LEGALITY = legality. See above words L'ZYA and LEGKO, L'GOTA.
    • Eng: LESSON = lesson, study hour, experience, knowledge gained during training, notation, moralization, instruction, church excerpt from the scripture, read during the service (synonymsynonym: LECTION).
    • Eng: LECTURE = lecture, edification, instruction, notation, precept, read notation; speak up. FromFrom: L'ZYA+TORYU. Or fromOr from: RECHET, that is, says when going R-L .
    • Eng: SCHOOL = school. Reverse word reading L'ZYA, LEGKO. See comment about this above..
    • Eng: SOLICIT = beg, plead, plead, solicit. That is, asking permission to do "lzya", that is, what you can, is allowed.
    • Fre: LEGAL = law, LEGAT = papal ambassador, legate, LEGISTE = lawyer, LEGITIME = law, LEGS = bequest property, LICENCE = license.
    • Fre: LECON = lesson, lecture, instruction, instruction, LECTEUR = lecturer, reader. Either fromEither from: RECHET.
    • Ita: LICENZA = license (patentpatent).
    • Spa: LICENCIA = license.
  • Rus: L'NU, L'NUT', that is, clinging to someone, feeling sympathy, or being "sticky", rubbing into trust.
    • Lat: LENIS = pretty, LENA = seductress, LENO = pimp.
    • Eng: LENITY = mercy, compassion, kindness, gentleness, LENITIVE = emollient, soothing, soothing.
  • Rus: L'NUT' in the sense of sticking to something, being sticky.
    • Eng: LENTOUS = sticky, sticky, viscous.
  • Rus: LYUBEZNIK - wanting to like, LYUBIMYY, sweet, LYUBEZNO, LYUBEZNOST'.
    • Lat: AL-LUBESCO - start to like. As well as Latin AMABILIS = kind, sweet, nice; could occur from slavic LYUBEZNYY or LYUBIMYY. In the same semantic bush – Latin words AMABILITAS = love feelings, beauty, AMABILITER = lovingly lovingly.
    • Lat: LIBENS = willing to do (with readiness), cheerful, joyful, LIBENTIA = pleasure.
    • Ger: ZULIEBE = give someone courtesy. Transition Z-TS.
  • Rus: LYUBIT', LYUBLYU, LYU'BO, LYUBOV'.
    • Lat: LIBITUM = a wish, LIBIDO = desire, passion, desire, desire, voluptuousness, LIBITA = desires, whims, LIBITUS = whim.
    • Lat: LIBET, LIBUIT = want anything.
    • Lat: FILIA = daughter, FILIALIS = filial or subsidiary, FILIATIO = clan continuity, FILIOLA = daughter, daughter, FILIOLUS = sonny sonny, FILIUS = a son. Transition B-V and permutationand permutation: LYUBLYU = LBL ===> BLL = filiola, filialis. From here came a large bush of Latin words beginning with "filia" in the sense of "loving".
    • Ger: LIEBEN = be in love, LIEBE = be in love, LEBEN = a life. And LÖBLICH = commendable. That is, love and praise what you like.
    • Eng: LOVE = love, LIFE = a life, LIVE = live. Transition B-F and B-V.
    • Eng: LIBIDO = libido.
    • Sco: LUVE = love.
    • Gre: fillw (FILW, those. FILO) = kiss; filiaa (FILIA, those. FILIA) = friendship; filojj (FILOS, those. FILOS) = friend. Reverse word reading LYUBO, LYUBOV' and transition B-F. And emfuliojj (EMFULIOS, those. EMFILIOS) = internecine. FromFrom: NE LYUBOV', i.e. enmity. Transition N-M. Word FILIA = LYUBOV' spawned many other words. for example, filokerdhjj (FILOKERDHS, those. FILOKERDIS) = self-interested, fromself-interested, from: LYUBO+KORYST', rearrangement of letters; filologiaa (FILOLOGIA, those. FILOLOGIA) = literature, philology, fromliterature, philology, from: LYUBO+SLOG (ULOZHU); filoxenojj (FILOXENOS, those. FILOKSENOS) = hospitable fromhospitable from: LYUBO+SE+NASH, i.e : any way is ours (person). Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERELYUBIT', that is, to experience love, to leave it in the past; andand: PERE+LYUBIT' in the sense of very, very love; have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PER-LIBET = very nice, PER-LIBENS = enjoyable.
    • Ger: ÜBERLEBEN = relive someone.
    • Eng: OVERLIVE = survive.
  • Rus: LYUBIT'+KASANIE, that is to caress, touch with love.
    • Ger: LIEBKOSEN = caress, LIEBKOSUNG = caress.
  • Rus: LYUBOY.
    • Ger: BELIEBIG = any.
  • Rus: LYUDI. And LYUDINY, people, in Ukrainian. And LYUDNAYA a country. Hence the word LATINIYA, LATINYANE. During the transition L-R from the word LYUDNAYA got the name RUTENIYA. That was the name of Russia. Besides, RUTENIYA meant RATNYY (from the word RAT', army), i.e RATNAYA a country. From LYUDI there was a word LIDER, that is, the person leading the people.
    • Lat: LATINAE = latin, LATINA = Latina.
    • Ger: LEUTE = people. By the way, Western European Kings LYUDOVIKI, probably got their name from the Slavic word LYUDI, "people ", that is," the ruling people". As well as German LEITEN = leadlead; LEITER = head. From Slavic LYUDI, that is, governing LYUD'MI.
    • Eng: LEAD = to lead, LEADER = head.
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: LEADER = leader.
    • Spa: LIDER = leader.
    • Gre: laooj (LAOS, those. LAOS) = people people. And laokratiia (LAOKRATIA, those. LAOKRATIYA) = popular democracy frompopular democracy from: LYUDI+DERZHU, i.e «people+governing bodygoverning body».
  • Rus: LYUDI, do something NA LYUDYAKH, atLYUDNO, that is, in public, in the presence of many viewers.
    • Lat: LUDIO = actor, dancer, LUDUS = game, fun, mockery, public games, competitions, spectacles, performance, LUDO = dance, dance, perform, play on stage, LUDIUS = gladiator, circus wrestler, LUDIA = dancer, actress, LUDIARIUS = theatrical, circus, spectacular. And so on. From the words LYUDI, NA LYUDYAKH, there was a big bush of Latin words.
  • Rus: LYUL'KA, in which they lull children. And also Russian LYULI-LYULI, lulling, KOLYBEL'. And SON BYL – the baby was sleeping in the cradle.
    • Lat: LALLO = to lull, LALLUM = cradlecradle; CUNABULA = cradle. Transition: Russian K ===> WITH(TO) latin. Or from the expressionOr from the expression: SON BYL.
    • Ger: LULLEN = lull.
    • Eng: LULLABY = Lullaby, LULL = subside, INCUNABULA = birth, early stage of development.
  • Rus: LYUTYY, LYUTO, LYUTOST', for example, severe pain.
    • Ger: LEID = pain, grief, suffering, resentment. Transition T-D. Or reverse reading a word DOLYA, in the sense of - bitter DOLYA.
    • Gre: efialthhj (EFIALTHS) = nightmare. Transition T-F(phi) and permutation: ferocityferocity = LTST ===> TLTS = efialthis. Further, dolofoniia (DOLOFONIA, those. DOLOFONIA) = murder, dolofonww (DOLOFONW, those. DOLOFONO) = kill. FromFrom: DEYU LYUTO or DEYU LYUTOST' during the transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: LYAGAT', LYAZHKA.
    • Eng: LEG = leg.
  • Rus: LYAPA (slapslap), LYAPNUT', to slap, «to plant» spot. Cm. [223] V. Dahl. LYAPNUT'SYA, that is, fall, slipping, fell from all feet, LYAPAT'SYA - messing around for something to mess with, LYAPKA - awkwardly set decoration [223], [225] V. Dahl. And LYAPNUT' – to say something stupid, VLYAPAT'SYA. Hence the word PROSHLYAPIL, that is, made a slip, «run intorun into».
    • Lat: LAPSUS = fall, slip, collapse, reservation (lapsus linguae), mistake, LAPSO = slip, LAPSIO = glide.
    • Eng: LAPSUS = lapse, mistake, mistake.
    • Gre: lasphh (LASPH, those. LASPI) = mud, laspwnnw (LASPWNW, those. LASPONO) = smudge; aleibbw (ALEIBW, those. ALEIBO) = smear.
    • Gre: laqeuuw (LAQEUW, those. LAFEIO) = make mistakes, err, laqooj (LAQOS, those. LAFOS) = mistake. Transition P-F(phiphi).
    • Gre: exaleiyyh (EXALEIYH, those. EKSALEIPSI) = stain removal, exaleifww (EXALEIFW, those. EKSALEIFO) = remove stains, eliminate, delete. FromFrom: IZ+LYAPA, without bloopiness, that is, remove the stain. Transition p-psi as well P-F.
    • Gre: paraleipww (PARALEIPW, those. PARALEIPO) = overlook, paraleiyyh (PARALEIYH, those. PARALEIPSI) = omission. FromFrom: PRO+LYAPA, «skippedskipped».

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  • Rus: MAETA, toil.
    • Lat: MAESTE = sad, MAESTUS = sad, sad, MAESTITIA = yearning. Permutation MTS ===> MST.
    • Eng: WAIT = expect. Confused M---W, turned the letter.
  • Rus: MAZAT', MAZAL, and MASTERIT', smear the walls with clay and lime during construction. OrOr: NA+STROYU, set up, set up any structure, build, STROYU, will do. Or see the words MOSTIT', that is, to make a bridge, MASTAK, that is skillful, MASTERIT' and so on.
    • Lat: MACULO = make spots smudge, MACULA = stain, blot, shame, disgrace. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. see also MAKAL (paint brushpaint brush).
    • Ger: MEISTER = master, MEISTERN = tinkering. Or fromOr from: NA+STROYU, transition N-M.
    • Eng: MASTER = master. Or from the word MATERYY, see below.
    • Fre: MÂITRE = master.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MAESTRO = master.
    • Swe: MÄSTARE = master.
  • Rus: MAZAT', MAZHU paint, clay and the like, paint colors, fromMAZANNYY, MAZANYY. That is, to create an image, a picture.
    • Lat: IMAGO = image, picture, image, caricature, imprint, portrait, IMAGINO = portray. From here came a large bush of Latin words.From here came a large bush of Latin words.: IMAGINABILIS = imaginary, IMAGINALIS = visual, figurative, IMAGINARIE, IMAGINATIO = imagination, IMAGINI-FER = standard bearer (smear+to tear the road OBRAZ, coat of arms or slogan on the banner - Avt.) and so on.
    • Eng: IMAGE = image, image, IMAGINATION = imagination (TJ. creativeTJ. creative).
    • Spa: IMAGEN = image, image, picture.
    • Ita: IMMAGINE = image on icons.
    • Gre: eikonisma EIKONISMA, those. EIKONISMA) = icon,eikonaa (EIKONA, those. EIKONA) = picture, drawing, image, image. EIKONISMA – this is a reverse reading MAZHU+MAZHU, that is, I paint, paint; during the transition M-N. Similarly, IKONA – reverse reading of the word MAZHU during the transition M-N and ZH-K. Further, eikonografiaa (EIKONOGRAFIA, those. EIKONOGRAFIA) = drawing, portrait, iconography, fromdrawing, portrait, iconography, from: MAZHU+KROPAYU (TSARAPAYU).
    • Eng: ICON = icon. SimilarlySimilarly: IKONE - in Germanin German; ICONE – FrenchFrench; ICONA – in Italianin Italian; ICONO – in spanish.
  • Rus: MAZANKA, i.e. a hut made of clay, mud brick or wood smeared with clay (Ukraine, southern RussiaUkraine, southern Russia)
    • Fre: MAISON = house building.
  • Rus: MAL, MALO, MALYY, MELKIY, MELOCH', MALEN'KIY, MALYUSEN'KIY, MALYSH, MALETS. And MALEKHON'KIY, MALET', become small [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: HUMILIS = low, small, insignificant. Transition K-KH and permutation: smallsmall = MLK ===> KML = humilis.
    • Lat: MICRO - smallsmall; MICROSCOPIUM = microscope [666:1], with.126. Latin MICRO - from Russian MELKO, during the transition L-R and permutation consonants: finelyfinely = MLK -===> MKR = micro. Besides, SCOPUS (target) derived from the Slavic STSAPAYU, because of the twofold interpretation of Latin C how t and how k. So the latin MICROSCOPIUM mean simply, MELKIY+STSAPAYU, which is a great fit: the device "grabs", "grabs" small things, allows you to see small objects. By the way, earlier in Russian the expression was used MELKO-SKOP. As we now understand, it was originally called the invented optical device. (small+I grab). Then, using the newly invented «antique» Latin, «small skop» slightly altered in the microscope".
    • Ger: KLEIN = little. Reverse reading and transition M-N.
    • Eng: SMALL - small.
    • Iri: MAOLAIGH = reduce.
    • Gre: molijj (MOLIS, those. MOLIS) = barely. FromFrom: MALO.
    • Gre: mikrooj (MIKROS, those. MIKROS) = small small, mikrainww (MIKRAINW, those. MIKRAINO) = shrink. Transition L-K. Andmikroskopiio MIKROSKOPIO, those. MIKROSKOPIO) = microscope frommicroscope from: MELKO+STSAPAYU, mikroskopio MIKROSKOPIO, those. MIKROBIO) = microbe frommicrobe from: MELKO+BYT' (bio = life from: be being), mikrografia MIKROGRAFIA, those. MIKROGRAFIA) = miniature from: finely+snark (draw), finely+scratching. And paramikrojj (PARAMIKROS, those. PARAMIKROS ) = slightest, minimal, fromslightest, minimal, from: PREMELKIY, that is very small. Further,mikroterojj (MIKROTEROS, those. MIKROTEROS) = less fromless from: MELKO+TORYU. And so on.
    • Gre: merikojj (MERIKOS, those. MERIKOS) = partial, private, few. FromFrom: MELKO, during the transition L-R. And moriio (MORIO, those. MORIO) = particle, molecule, fromparticle, molecule, from: MALYY.
    • Gre: elleimmma (ELLEIMMA, those. ELLEIMMA) = shortage. Reverse word reading MALO.
  • Rus: MALEVAT' in the sense of drawing, MALYAR.
    • Ger: MALEN = paint, MALEREI = painting, MALER = painter.
    • Fin: MAALI = paint.
    • Gre: molubbi (MOLUBI, those. MOLIVI) = pencil.
  • Rus: MALO GUSHCHI, that is tasteless. Or MALO UGOSTIT', MALO UGOSHCHU.
    • Lat: MALO GUSTU = tasteless.
  • Rus: MALO SIL.
    • Lat: MALACIA = lethargy. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: MOLESTUS = heavy. Transition l-t, see tablet, see table.1.
  • Rus: MAMA.
    • Lat: MAMMA = female breast, nipple, MAMMO = breastfeed, MAMILLA = breast nipple (i.e MAMA+L'YU milk - Avtmilk - Avt.), MAMMALIS = chest.
    • Eng: MAMMA = Mama [ma, mum], any woman, physically attractive woman, woman of easy virtue, breast breast.
  • Rus: MAMA! Oh, MAMOCHKI! - exclamation, meaning fright and sometimes breaking out from fearful people at the moment of danger.
    • Ger: MEMME = coward.
  • Rus: MANIT' by hand, MANIL, MANYU, lure, inspire. See also the word MNU (by handby hand).
    • Lat: MANUS = hand, team, palm, trunk, MANUALIS = manual. And MANUBRIUM = a pen (lever); could occur from MANYU (armarm) + BRAT', that is, I take a hand. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: MONEO, MONUI, MONITUM = inspire, ADMONITO = suggestion. Or it could come from the word MNENIE, MNYU, MNIT'.
    • Lat: MANUALE = leadership.
    • Eng: MANUAL = guide, instruction, handbook, index, textbook. And WANT = want, with confusion M---W, turned the letter.
  • Rus: MANNA, croup.
    • Lat: MANNA = corn, manna (heavenlyheavenly).
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Ita: MANNA = manna.
    • Fre: MANNE = manna.
    • Spa: MANA = manna.
  • Rus: MARKIY, MARAT', i.e. dirty. MA'RKIY, that is getting dirty. And also see. MERA, MERYAT'.
    • Eng: MARK = mark, mark, mark, mark.
    • Tur: MARKA = mark, mark, mark.
  • Rus: MASLO, MAZAL. Instead of grease, from smear (V. Dahl). Masduug, tmb. - zamararashka [223], [225] V. Dahl. see also MAKAT'.
    • Lat: MACULO = make spots smudge. Transition: Russian C, W ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: MÄKELN = smudge.
    • Eng: MACULA = spot (especially used in the language of science - spots on the sun, spots on the skin, blotches on mineralsespecially used in the language of science - spots on the sun, spots on the skin, blotches on minerals).
  • Rus: MATYORYY. That is mature, experienced. For example, experienced beast. From here also MASTER.
    • Lat: MATURUS = mature, ripe, MATURO = ripen, MATURITAS = maturity.
    • Ger: MATURITÄT = maturity.
    • Eng: MATURE = mature, MASTER = master.
    • Ger: MEISTER - master.
    • Fre: MÂITRE = master.
    • Spa: MAESTRO = master, MADURO = mature, ripe.
    • Swe: MÄSTARE = master.
  • Rus: MATER', i.e MAT', wife, woman, female, having anything to do with woman in general, MATERINSKIY.
    • Lat: AMATIO = courting, AMATOR = lover, fan, amateur, AMATORIE = in love, AMATORIUM = love drink, AMATORIUS = love, AMATRIX = mistress in love.
    • Lat: MATRIX = female uterus, MATRONA = venerable married woman.
    • Lat: MATURO = mature, MATURUS = mature, ripe, late in pregnancy, pregnant.
    • Eng: MOTHER = mother.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MADRE = mother.
    • Gre: mhterra (MHTERA, those. MITERA) = mother, mhtriaa (MHTRIA, those. MITRIA) = stepmother.
  • Rus: MATER'+POSELENIE, that is, the "mother settlement", the ancestral homeland, the birthplace of cities, the center of distribution, the main settlement. It turns out that the word originated from here. METROPOLIYA.
    • Lat: METROPOLIS = metropolis, colonizer city, main city.
    • Eng: MOTHER country = metropolis.
    • Fre: METROPOLE = metropolis.
    • Spa: METROPOLI = metropolis.
    • Gre: mhtropolhh (MHTROPOLH, those. MITROPOLI) = metropolis.
  • Rus: MAT'.
    • Ger: MAID = maiden, girl, MÄDCHEN = girl, girl. Apparently, MÄDCHEN - diminutive of the word MAT', girl.
    • Eng: MAID, MAIDEN = girl virgin.
    • Gre: amfiqalhjj (AMFIQALHS, those. AMFITALIS) = native and father and mother. FromFrom: MAT'+TELO, from the body of one mother. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: MED, MEDOVYY. Wine was made from honey.
    • Lat: MEDO = mead, MEDUS = honey wine. And MEL = honey, MELLATIO = collecting honey, MELLEUS = honey, MELO = melon. Transition D-T and Latin confusion t-l due to the similarity of writing, ie. MED ===> MEL.
    • Lat: APIUM = bee. Reverse reading and transition D-P, since Russian g (de handwritten) and Latin p differ only in orientation. As a result: honeyhoney = MD ===> DM = apium. See also latin p-d.
    • Ger: MET = honey drink.
    • Eng: MEADOW = meadow, MEAD = honey drink.
    • Gre: meqqw MEQW, those. METO) = get drunk, mequsii (MEQUSI, those. METISI) = drunkenness, drunkenness. Transition D-T. Andmelii (MELI, those. MELI) = honey, melatooj MELATOS, those. MELATOS) = honey, melisssa (MELISSA, those. MELISSA) = bee frombee from: MED+OSA, «honey wasp», melopitta (MELOPITA, those. MELOPITA) = honeycomb fromhoneycomb from: MED+PITAYU.
  • Rus: MEZH, MEZHDU, inside something, among, between, between, middle. And MEZHA, as the boundary between areas separating them. Hence it arose, in particular, MEDIANA – dividing line.
    • Lat: MEDIUM = middle midst, MEDIUS = intermediate, middle, neutral, MEDIO = to split in half, MEDIOCRIS = median. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: MEDIUS, DIMIDIA, DIMIDIUS, DIMIDIUM = half half. Probably also derived from the word MEZHDU as a result of permutation consonants.
    • Eng: MEDIUM = middle, intermediate stage, intermediate stage, MEDIAN = median, MIDDLE = the middle.
    • Ger: MITTE = the middle, MEDIANE = median.
    • Ita: MEZZO = the middle, MEDIANA = median.
    • Spa: MEDIO = the middle, MEDIANA = median.
    • Gre: metaxxu (METAXU, those. METAKSI) = between;messa (MESA, those. MESA) = among, inside; messh (MESH, those. MESI) = the middle, mesooj MESOS, those. MESOS) = average; misojj (MISOS, those. MISOS) = half; misso (MISO, those. MIZO) = half; mesaiojj (MESAIOS, those. MESAIOS) = average. FromFrom: MEZHA, during the transition ZH-SH-S . Further, meshmeri MESHMERI, those. MESIMERI) = noon fromnoon from: MEZHA+MERA (MEZHA+DEN', see above), that is, the middle=between days. Similarly, mesonuctti MESONUCTI, those. MEZONIKHTI) = midnight frommidnight from: MEZHA+NOCH', middle of the night; sth mesh STH MESH, those. STI MESI) = in the middle ofin the middle of: STOYU MEZH (MEZHDU). And anamessa (ANAMESA, those. ANAMESA) = among, fromamong, from: NA MEZHE (standstand).
    • Gre: diamesooj (DIAMESOS, those. DIAMESOS) = intermediate, middle, median, intermediary. FromFrom: DEYU MEZHU, do+between. And,mesolabw MESOLABW, those. MESOLABO) = interveneintervene: MEZH+LAPA, «between+paw(by hand)». Further, metadinw METADINW, those. METADINO) = transmit, fromtransmit, from: MEZHDU+DAN'; metabassh METABASH, those. METABASI) = transition, care, fromtransition, care, from: MEZHDU+PESHIY; metaqessh (METAQESH, those. METATESI) = permutation frompermutation from: MEZHDU+TASUYU; metakinnw METAKINW, those. METAKINO) = relocaterelocate: MEZHDU+KINU (or from METAYU+KINU). grech ) metaforra (METAFORA, those. METAFORA) = transportation, metaphor, metaferww (METAFERW, those. METAFERO) = transport, translate into another language. FromFrom: MEZHDU+TORYU, those. between+stand it. Or fromOr from: METAYU+TORYU.
  • Rus: MEZHDU+NOCH', that is, the middle of the night, «between nightsbetween nights».
    • Lat: MEDIA NOX (NOCTIS) = midnight.
    • Ger: MITTERNACHT = midnight.
    • Eng: MIDNIGHT = midnight.
    • Fre: MINUIT = midnight.
    • Ita: MEZZANOTTE = midnight.
    • Spa: MEDIANOCHE = midnight.
    • Gre: mesanucta MESANUCTA, those. MESANIKHTA) = midnight.
  • Rus: MEZHDU+SREDI or MEZHDU+SEREDINA, MEZHDU+SREDNIY.
    • Lat: MEDIOCRITAS = mediocre, MEDICRITER = mediocre, MEDIOCRIS = mediocre. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: MEDIOCRITY = mediocrity, mediocrity.
  • Rus: MEZHDU TVERDI RONA, i.e MEZHDU TVERDI (in the middle of the earth) located RONA (that is, water), in other words, it’s about the water space between the lands "inside the earth". So could talk about the inland sea, located inside the mainland, for example, about the Mediterranean Sea. By the way, its Slavic name - SREDIZEMNOE MORE - means exactly the followingmeans exactly the following: SREDI ZEMLI (locatedlocated) MORE.
    • Lat: MEDITERRANEUS = Mediterranean, MEDITERRANEUM = Mediterranean Sea. Here MEDI = between, TERRA = firmament, land, continent, RANEUS = ron, river, water. About the word RONA, meaning VODA, see the book "Empire", ch.see the book "Empire", ch..11:5.3.
    • Eng: MEDITERRANEAN Sea = Mediterranean Sea.
    • Fre: MEDITERRANE = Mediterranean.
  • Rus: MENEE, MEN'SHE. And MINUET time passed time. And NEMA', that is, there is no, not power, weakness. From here aroseFrom here arose: MINUS and, perhaps, MINUTA (time interval). Since they were confused with the position on the string of letters W and m(te) (turned the letter), that word MEN'SHE could turn into a word MINUTA. Meant that MINUTA - MEN'SHE o'clock. Or else MINUTA – from MINUET (timetime).
    • Lat: MINUO, MINUI [MINUTUM] = diminish, MINUS = less junior. Transition SH-S. Further, MINIME = least minimally very little. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: MINIO = crush, divide into small parts, divide, MINUTE = compressed, MINUTIA = reduction, smallness, small size, MINUTUS = little, MINUI, MINUTUM = split up. Transition: Russian w ===> Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> T Latin. Maybe latin MINUTE as the designation of the minute, the length of time, comes from the Russian word MINUET. They say: "everything will pass ", that is, time will pass.
    • Ger: MINUTE = minute.
    • Eng: MINUS = negative, negative, negative, MINOR = smaller younger, MINUTE = minute.
    • Fre: MINUTE = minute.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MINUTO = minute.
    • Spa: MENOS = less. Transition SH-S.
    • Gre: meionn (MEION, those. MEION) = minus; meiwnnw (MEIWNW, those. MEIONO) = shrink, meiwshh (MEIWSH, those. MEIOSI) = decrease. And minimoumm (MINIMOUM, those. MINIOIM) = minimum.
  • Rus: MENYAT', MENYAYU, MENA, MONETA (probably from the word MENYAT'), see also old russian MINA.
    • Lat: MONETA = coin, money, mints, mint.
    • Lat: NUMMUS = coin, worthless, NUMMATUS = monetary. Back reading.
    • Lat: MENSA = changing shop, tray, changing table, MENSARIUS = changed. Transition N-M. Perhaps from here the meaning of Latin MENSA as a "lunch", "meal". That is, fed, given food in OBMEN on money.
    • Lat: IM-MUTO, MUTO = changechange, e-MUTO = changechange, e-MUTATIO = change, MUTATIO, IMMUTATIO = exchange, exchange, change, MUTITO = to exchange. Transition N-U, since latin n and u differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: MÜNZE = coin, MONETAL = monetary.
    • Eng: MONEY = money, MONEYS = coin systems, MONETARY = monetary.
    • Fre: MONNAIE = coin money.
    • Spa: MONEDA = coin.
    • Swe: MJNT = coin.
    • Gre: MINA = greek weight measure. And monedaa (MONEDA, those. MONEDA) = coin; nomismaa (NOMISMA, those. NOMIZMA) = coin.
    • Gre: isodinamoo (ISODUNAMO, , those. ISODINAMO) = equivalent, isodunamojj (ISODUNAMOS, those. ISODINAMOS) = equivalent. FromFrom: EST'+MENYAT' upon readback MENYAT'. And isonomiaa (ISONOMIA, those. ISONOMIA) = equality fromequality from: EST'+MENYAYU (back readingback reading).
  • Rus: MERA, MERIT', MERYAT', OTMERYAT', OTMERYAN, MERNO. Hence the word METR as a tool for measuring and METR as a unit. From here ARIFMETIKA, row+measure, see below. As well as words RITM and NOMER, NUMERUYU (word permutation OTMERYAN).
    • Lat: MERITORIUS = paid.
    • Lat: METOR, METIOR, EMETIOR = measure, DEMETIOR = measure off. Permutation MRT ===> MTR. And METRUM = meter; could occur from META+RAMA, i.e. "mark frame (spacespace)".
    • Ger: MEHR = more more, WERT = cost pricecost price; WERTEN = appreciate. Coup M-W. And EIMER = bucket. There is a certain bucket MERA water.
    • Eng: MORE = more, WORTH = cost, value. Transition M-W (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: ARITHMETICA = arithmetic. That is, the art of counting, computing, marking. Similarly, see Greek ARIFMETIKA. Permutation consonants: measure outmeasure out = TMRT ===> RTMTK = arithmetic. Word RITM (RTM)– also fromalso from: RYAD+MERA, MERYAT' (MRT). Further, ARIFMETIKA could also occur from russian RYAD+METKA or RYAD+METIT', RYAD+META, that is, sequentially tick off.
    • Eng: ARITHMETIC = arithmetic.
    • Gre: ruqmooj (RUQMOS, those. RITMOS) = tempo, rhythm, beat (muses.); ariqmoj ARITMOS, those. ARITMOS) = size, figure. FromFrom: MERYAT', when rearrangingwhen rearranging: MRT ===> RTM.
    • Gre: ariqmhtikkh ARIQMHTIKH, those. ARITMITIKI) = arithmetic, ariqmhtikooj ARIQMHTIKOS, those. ARITMITIKOS) = numeric, digital; ariqmojj (ARIQMOS, those. ARITMOS) = number, figure; ariqmmw (ARIQMW, those. ARITMO) = count; noumeroo (NOUMERO, those. NOIMERO) = number, size (shoe); normaa (NORMA, those. NORMA) = norm. And diorqwmaa (DIORQWMA, those. DIORTOMA) = repair; diorqwnnw (DIORQWNW, those. DIORTONO) = fix. By the way, see the transition N-M. FromFrom: DEYU+RITM, i.e DEYU+MERA, DEYU+MERYAT', put in order.
    • Gre: meridda (MERIDA, those. MERIDA) = portion: part. FromFrom: MERYAT'. And merooj (MEROS, those. MEROS) = part.
    • Gre: METRETA = Athenian measure of liquids. And amoirastoj AMOIRASTOS, those. AMOIRASTOS) = indivisible. Here a – negation.
    • Gre: merra (MERA, those. MERA), (h)mera (H - MERA, those. I-MERA) = day. Really day «measures out» the passage of time, the change of day and night. And meronuctto MERONUCTO, those. MERONIKHTO) = day fromday from: MERA+NOCH', i.e DEN'+NOCH'. Further, shmeraa (SHMERA, those. SIMERA) = today fromtoday from: SE+MERA, this – measure (day); similarly shmerinooj (SHMERINOS, those. SIMERINOS) = current (presentpresent).
    • Gre: metroo (METRO, those. METRO) = count, meter, size, label; metrww (METRW, those. METRO) = measure, measure, count; metrhmaa (METRHMA, those. METRIMA) = measurement account; metrhtaa (METRHTA, those. METRITA) = cash; metrikooj (METRIKOS, those. METRIKOS) = measuring. FromFrom: MERYAT', OTMERYAT'.
  • Rus: MERA DNYA, MERA+DEN' or MEZHDU+DEN', MEZHA+DEN'. Hence the word MERIDIAN.
    • Lat: MERIDIANUS = midday, southern, MERIDIES = south.
    • Ger: MERIDIAN = meridian.
    • Eng: MERIDIAN = meridian, zenith, midday.
    • Fre: MERIDIEN = meridian.
    • Gre: meshmerri MESHMERI, those. MESIMERI) = noon fromnoon from: MEZHA+MERA (MEZHA+DEN', see above), that is, the middle=between days.
  • Rus: MERZKIY, MERZKO, here is the backbone of words - MERZ, Wed disgusting, etc..
    • Lat: AMARESCO = turn bitter, AMARICO = bitter, AMARUS = bitter, sharp, rare. And AMARITIES = bitter taste; - could occur from the word MERZOST'. Transition MRZST ===> MRTS.
    • Fre: AMER = bitter.
    • Ita: AMARO = bitter.
    • Spa: AMARGO = bitter.
  • Rus: MERESHCHIT'SYA. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: MIRAZH. see also OBMER, OBMERET' from admiration, from fear, fright, UMIRAT', UMER from delight, from fear.
    • Lat: MIRUM = miracle wonder, MIRUS = weird, outlandish, bizarre, amazing, wondrous, astounding, MIRACULUM = miracle wonder. TransitionTransition: SH-S and Russian sh, u ===> m Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: MIRATIO = astonishment, MIRATOR = surprising, striking, MIRE = amazing amazing amazing, MIRABILIS = strange, MIROR = marvel, MIRUM = miracle wonder. Latin MIRABILITER = is amazing, MIRABILIS = strange; could occur from the expression "a little BYLO not UMER (by surpriseby surprise)", "UMER BYLO", measure with delight.
    • Eng: MIRAGE = mirage, illusion, MIRACLE = miracle.
    • Fre: MIRAGE = mirage.
    • Ita: MIRAGGIO = mirage.
    • Spa: MIRAJE = mirage.
    • Eng: MIRROR = mirror. Apparently, the appearance of mirrors was perceived by many people as a kind of miracle.. Viewers admired the reflection, amazed to the depths of the soul.. Then they got used to the mirrors and their initial, very emotional perception was forgotten.. And the expression "measurement from delight" or "imagining" was partially preserved in the title MIRROR.
  • Rus: MESIT', MESHAT', MESHAYU, MESIVO, SMESHAT', SMES', SMESHAYU, hence the word MASSA. Hence the word could come KOSMOS – mass, mixture, people (see grech.), during the transition S-K. From here, probably, MESHEKH, MOSOKH – the name of the Old Testament patriarch, hence the name MOSKOVIYA, andand: MUZHIKI, people. When you read the word back MASSA got the word SUMMA, as the union of some elements, parts. During the transition K-S from the word MASSA there was a word KOM, as «clew», «lumplump».
    • Lat: MASSA = dough. Occurred either from the word MESIT', either from the word MESHAYU during the transition SH-S.
    • Lat: MISCEO, IMMISCEO, MISCUI, MIXTUM = mix, mix, confuse, mix, mix. Wed also latin MISCUI with the Russian word MISKA, that is, dishes for any hodgepodge.
    • Lat: MIXTIO = blending, mixing, MIXTUM = mixed up, MIXTURA = mixing, MIXTUS = mixed, AD-MISCEO, MISCUI, MIXTUM = mix in, IM-MISCEO = to mix. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: COM-MISCEO = to mix. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. From Russian SMESHAYU. And COSMOS = universe, space.
    • Ger: MESSE = fair. Fair - a large crowd of people, a mixture of random movement. Further, MISCHEN, MIXEN = interfere, MASSE = heap.
    • Eng: MIX = interfere, MIXTURE = mixture. As well as english MISCELLANIES = mixture; could occur from MESHAL, NAMESHAL. Further, MESS = mess, SMASH = crush to pieces, MASS = weight. And COSMOS = universe, space.
    • Iri: CUMASC, MEASCAN = mix.
    • Gre: mazza (MAZA, those. MAZA) = weight (in different meaning.). And mazikooj (MAZIKOS, those. MAZIKOS) = mass,meixxh (MEIXH, those. MEIKSI) = mixture, meigmaa (MEIGMA, those. MEIGMA) = mixture, meigmaa (MEIGMA, those. MIKTOS) = mixed frommixed from: MESHAT', during the transition SH-K. Andmazi MAZI, those. MAZI) = together.
    • Gre: zumwnnw ZUMWNW, those. ZIMONO) = knead. And omiclh OMICLH, those. OMIKHLI) = fog.
    • Gre: smigww (SMIGW, those. SMIKSIMO) = merge, smiggw (SMIGW, those. SMIGO) = mix.
    • Gre: kosmooj (KOSMOS, those. KOSMOS) = universe, space, people, people; kosmakhhj (KOSMAKHS, those. KOSMAKIS) = the people, the common people. FromFrom: SMES', MESHAT', MASSA.
  • Rus: MESTO residence. And MIESTO = city; in Polish.
    • Fin: MASEUTU = village.
  • Rus: MEST', MSHCHU. In the same semantic bush are probably the words VOZMEZDIE and VOZMESTIT'.
    • Gre: NEMEZIDA = the goddess of retribution, revenge. It could happen from a combination NA+MEST', i.e NALOZHIT' MEST' on anyone, revenge, NA+MEST'.
    • Gre: mishtojj (MISHTOS, those. MISITOS) = hated, misooj (MISOS, those. MISOS) = hatred, misw MISW, those. MISO) = hate.
  • Rus: MESYATS, monthly.
    • Lat: MENSIS = month.
    • Eng: MONTH = month.
    • Ger: MONAT = month.
    • Fre: MOIS = month (calendarcalendar).
    • Ita: MESE = calendar monthcalendar month).
    • Spa: MES = month.
  • Rus: MESYATS+STRUYA, MESYATS+STRUIT'SYA, each MESYATS+STRUILSYA.
    • Lat: MENSTRUO = menstruate, MENSTRUATIO = menstruation, MENSTRUALIS = menstrual, MENSTRUUM = menses, MENSTRUUS = monthly, monthly.
    • Ger: MENSTRUATION = menstruation.
    • Eng: MENSTRUAL = (astron.) monthly, (fiziol.) menstrual.
    • Fre: MENSTRUES = menstruation.
    • Spa: MENSTRUO = menstruation.
  • Rus: META, METIT', METKA. In the literal and figurative sense. for example, OTMECHEN fame. And ZAMETKI on the margins of manuscripts, books.
    • Lat: META = meta, initial and final columns, edge, end, METATIO = marking, delimitation, METATOR = surveyor, METIOR = measure, E-METIOR = measure.
    • Lat: NOTA = mark, mark, notice, NOTO = mark, mark, mark, reward, NOTATIO = labeling, NOTATUS = noticeable, visible, NOTIO = introduction, concept, NOTITIA, NOTITIO = concept, familiarity, fame, fame. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: METE = border sign, METE = to measure (poeticpoetic.).
    • Eng: NOTE = note, memo, note, note, footnote, link. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: MEET, MEETING = meet, meet, touch, encounter, get to know, place of gathering hunters. It could come from Russian: mark forMETIT', atMETIT', that is, see, meet, leave your mark.
    • Gre: shmaddi (SHMADI, those. SIMADI) = mark, mark, shmadii (SHMADI, those. SIMADEIO) = tick off. FromFrom: ZAMETKA, ZA+META.
  • Rus: META+META, or METKA+METKA, that is, mark repeatedly.
    • Lat: MATHEMATICA = maths. That is, the art of measuring, tagging, computing, marking.
    • Eng: MATHEMATICS = maths.
    • Gre: maqhmatikka (MATHMATIKA, those. MATIMATIKA) = maths.
  • Rus: METAT', I MECHU', I METAL (for example, stonesfor example, stones), METATEL'NYY, methane related [223], [225] V. Dahl. Throw away, send somewhere far away. And also see the word DAL', throw something VDAL'.
    • Lat: METELLA = basket with stones, for dropping from the walls of the besieged city, AMENTATIO = throwing, projectiles, AMENTATIUS = equipped with a throwing belt, AMENTO = toss, AMENTUM = throwing strap.
    • Lat: MITTO [MISI, MISSUM] = throw, throw, let go, send, MISSIO, MISSUS = throwing, throwing, forwarding, MISSIO = parcel. Transition W, W - C. And DIMITTO = let off; could occur from OTMETAT', OT+METAT' or DO+METAT' or DEYU+METAT', i.e DEYU METANIE, the sword.
    • Lat: TELUM = projectile (spear, dart, arrow). Permutation MTL ===> TLM. Or from the word TSEL' during the transition z-t. And also see the word DAL', DALEKO.
    • Eng: MITT = hand, fist, attributes of sportswear in team sports, hand-worn boxing gloves, baseball players mittens.
    • Eng: MISSION = send on assignment assign any mission to someone.
    • Eng: TELLER = hitting the point, (with
    • Por: exact blow. Transition M ===> m(te). And also see. DAL', DALEKO.
    • Gre: emetooj (EMETOS, those. EMETOS) = vomiting; metaferrw (METAFERW, those. METAFERO) = carry; metaforra (METAFORA, those. METAFORA) = carriage fromcarriage from: METAYU+TORYU. Further, metanasteuuw (METANASTEUW, those. METANASTEIO) = emigrate fromemigrate from: METAYU+NASHI, i.e «our go away, away». Andmetatopishh (METATOPISH, those. METATOPISI) = movement frommovement from: METAT'+PESHIY; metaqettw (METAQETW those. METATETO) = move frommove from: METAT'; metakinnw (METAKINW, those. METAKINO) = move frommove from: METAYU+KINU.
  • Rus: METAT', METAYU sheaves during harvest, during harvest.
    • Lat: METO = reap, mow. Or Latin META = reap could happen here from the Slavic ZHAT' during the transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the proximity of writing.
    • Eng: MOW = (rural.) reap (for example, sickle). Transition: Russian train ===> w Latin and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: MÄHEN = reap rye.
    • Ita: MIETERE = to reap (cerealscereals).
  • Rus: METAT'SYA in fear, in confusion, METALSYA, that is, ran to and fro. And also see. MAYAT'SYA, MAYATA. Hence the word could come MAYATNIK.
    • Lat: METUS = fear, fear, METUO, METUI = to be afraid, MEATUS = run. Or Latin METUO originated from the Slavic ZHUT' during the transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing. Or Latin MEATUS = running could come from the word MCHUS', rush.
    • Lat: MOTUS, MOTO, MOTIO, MOVEO, MOTUM = move, move, move.
    • Lat: TUMULTUS = stir. Could have come from the word METALSYA or from the expression TY METALSYA.
    • Eng: MOTION = movement, movement, change of location, shift, MOVE = movement, MOVEMENT = movement in general, movement, movement.
    • Eng: TUMULT = noise and shouting, turmoil, rampage, riot, rebellion, rebellion.
    • Gre: metanoiia (METANOIA, those. METANOIA) = repentance. The person rushes about, repents of the deed.
  • Rus: MEKH, MYAGKIY, MYAGKO, MYAT', MYAKOT', MYAGKOST'. And MYAGKIY figuratively, that is, meek, compliant.
    • Lat: MUTIGO = soften, MITESCO = become soft, soften, become meek, MITE = quietly meekly.
    • Ger: MACK = (n-him.) gentle.
    • Ger: WEICH = softsoft; WEICHE = softness. There has probably been a coup M-W.
    • Eng: MEEK = soft, meek, MEEKNESS = softnesssoftness; WEAK = weak. In a word WEAK – transition M---W, turned the letter.
    • Fre: MOU = soft.
    • Swe: MJUK = soft.
    • Gre: malakojj (MALAKOS, those. MALAKOS) = soft. Confused L and r (turned the letter): softsoft = MGK ===> MLK = Malakos.
    • Gre: gounaa (GOUNA, those. GOINA) = fur. Reverse reading and transition M-N, KH-G, i.e: furfur = MKH ===> GN = goin.
  • Rus: MECH.
    • Tur: MEC = sword.
  • Rus: MECHTA. Turns out from here MIF and MISTIKA, something distant, mysterious, exciting.
    • Eng: MISTIC(AL) = mystical, MYTH = myth.
    • Ger: MYSTISCH = mystical, MYTHOS = myth.
    • Fre: MISTIQUE = mystical, MYTHE = myth.
    • Ita: MISTICO = mystical, MITO = myth.
    • Gre: muqojj (MUQOS, those. MIFOS, MIFOS) = myth, fable, muqikooj (MUQIKOS, those. MITIKOS, MIFIKOS) = fabulous, mythical. Permutation: dreamdream = MCHT ===> MTS = mitos, mifos.
    • Gre: mustikoo (MUSTIKO, those. MISTIKO) = secret secret, mustikoj MUSTIKOS, those. MISTIKOS) = secret, hidden. Transition CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: MIG, that is something swift, MIGAT', MIGNUT'.
    • Lat: MICO = flicker, twinkle, sparkle, E-MICO, EMICO, MICUI, MICATUM = flash, flash, flash, rush, jump, jump, jump. Transition: Russian G, K ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: WINK = wink, wink; transition M---W, turned the letter.
    • Gre: mani manni (MANI MANI) = in a flash. Transition G ===> n (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Gre: matti (MATI, those. MATI) = eye, sight. Transition G-T due to the proximity of writing. And misokleinw MISOKLEINW, those. MISOKLEINO) = squint fromsquint from: MIG+SKLEEN, i.e «glue the eyes», eye = «moment». Further, stigmh STIGMH, those. STIGMI) = instant.
  • Rus: MILYY, MILAYA, "Milka ", mercy.
    • Lat: MILES = friend, companion, MULCEO = caress, stroke, stroke, MULSUS = cute, sweet, honey.
    • Lat: MULIER = woman, married woman. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin. And MULIEBRITER = like a woman, MULIEBRIS = proper to woman, MULIEBRIA = the fate of women, women's fate; derived from MILAYA+BRAT', MILAYA+BERU (fatefate).
    • Eng: SMILE = smile smile.
    • Gre: merimna MERIMNA, those. MERIMNA) = care. FromFrom: MILYY+MNE, during the transition L-R.
  • Rus: MNENIE, understand, MNIT', MNYU, byMYANU, napoMNIT'. From here – word MANIYA, MANIAKAL'NOST'.
    • Lat: MENTIO = mention. Wed also withMYANUT'. And MINAE = ominous foreboding, remorse.
    • Lat: MONEO = remind, MONITO, MONITUM, MONITUS = reminder.
    • Lat: OMEN = desire, wish, foreshadow, omen, sign.
    • Ger: MEINEN = think think, MEINUNG = opinion.
    • Eng: MEAN = think imply, MEANING = meaning. And MANIA = mania frommania from: MNYU, to question (imagine). And also see. TUMAN – the mind is clouded.
    • Ger: MANIE = mania.
    • Fre: MANIE = mania.
    • Ita: MANIA = mania.
    • Spa: MANIA = mania.
    • Gre: anamnhssh (ANAMNHSH, those. ANAMNISI) = memory.
    • Gre: gnwmh GNWMH, those. GNOMI) = opinion. Reverse word reading MNIT' and transition T-G in view of the similarity of writing, that is: to questionto question = MNT -===> GNM = gnomes. And eidhmonaaj EIDHMONAS, those. EIDIMONAS) = expert; i.e. permutation: to questionto question = MNT ===> TMN ===> DMN = eidimonas.
  • Rus: MNOGO. From here - MONGOLY.
    • Lat: MAGNUS = big, powerful, strong, sublime, dear, MANUS = squad.
    • Ger: MENGE = large number, mass, crowd, MANCHES = much, MANNIGFACH = varied, versatile, MÄNNIGLICH = all without exception.
    • Eng: MANY = lot.
  • Rus: MNOGO. We have already said that the word MNOGO could have entered a word MONGOL.
    • Lat: MANUS = squad.
    • Lat: MONAS = (grech.) unit. Word MONO- also indicates unity, cohesion together, for example MONOLIT and so on. Hence the Greek MONARKH. Probably, here we are again confronted with a later replacement of the original meaning of the Slavic word MNOGO on the opposite, namely, in the era of the Reformation replaced "MNOGO" by "unitby "unit" = MONAS. We have already seen examples of this kind of "inversion of meaning.". At the same time, the old, former content of the word MONAS preserved, for example, in a close Latin word MANUS = squad (consisting of MNOGIKH warriors), as well as in German and English (see below words Menge and many accordinglyy accordingly).
    • Lat: MONACHUS = (grech.) monk monastic, MONACHA = (grech.) nun. Probably, these words also originated from the Slavic MNOGO. Since the sounds of G and X often go into each other, MNOGO and MONAKH sounded almost the same. At the same time, the origin of the word MONAKH from MNOGO well answers the essence of the matter. Indeed, the monks lived in the monastery by a community, that is, a collective in which there was MNOGO people. Probably only late'There was a relatively rare practice of recluse, when a monk retreats, completely removed from people.. But if the word MONAKH comes from the word MNOGO, then our reconstruction clarifies the primary purpose of the monasteries. Probably, originally monasteries were created in the Empire as a place where the retired Cossacks were sent.=Tatars, that is, the Horde who had completed the service, the soldiers of Rati = Hordes. As we said in the book "New Chronology of Russia", ch.4:1, recruitment of children for military service in Russia was a well-known "tagma" = tribute to blood. It is believed that it existed in Russia during the "Tatar-Mongol yoke"". Thanks to her, the Horde was replenished. = Rat = army. That was just NABOR AT ARMIYU while. The question of the call was decided in childhood, and then the person served his whole life. These were the Cossacks=Tatars. In that era, they naturally did not have the opportunity to start a family. All their life they gave Rati=Horde. AT XIV-XVI For centuries, the Horde’s troops traveled thousands and thousands of kilometers, even to other continents. Few came back. Family ties were torn forever, the memory of the house was becoming vague. Service in the Horde combat corps (columns = "knees "in biblical) was only able to young, not old men. As soon as the Cossack=Tatar reached old age, military service became impossible. The Tsars-khans of the Horde were naturally concerned about the problem that had arisen - where to put a large number of still fully capable men. Let them no longer be able to professionally fight, but after all, the former warriors were not yet old.. Come back home? However, in the decades that passed, the concept itself’Ma disappeared, became an empty sound. Apparently, most often the return of a retired Horde Cossack was, simply, nowhere. No wife, no children, no relatives. To create a family at this age was not all. And then a very competent decision was found.. Throughout the Great = "Mongolian "Empire, - not only in Russia, but also in Europe, in Africa, in Asia, etc., - monasteries were created, where retired horde, former warriors were sent. They began to be called MONAKHAMI. There they were engaged in civil affairs, as well as, if necessary, and well known to them military work. As far as possible. They sowed bread, fished, settled the uninhabited lands, islands, saved wealth, wrote and kept books, created famous monastic libraries, were engaged in science, defended from enemies. Monasteries grew rich, became centers to which the surrounding civilian settlements. Basically, the monasteries were well fortified.. Behind their powerful walls not only the monks themselves, but also the local inhabitants found protection.. But now it becomes clear that the words MONAKH and MONGOL - these are perhaps just slightly different variations of words MNOGO, MNOZHESTVO (see above alsosee above also: MOGA, MOGUTA, MOSHCH', MAGOG). It is appropriate to note here that, for example, in Swedish MUNG means "MONAKH", the same as the Finnish word MUNKKI. See the book: Spiridonov A.M., Yarovoy O.A. "Balaam: from Apostle Andrew to Hegumen Innocent. (Essays on the history of the Valaam Monastery)". - Moscow, Prometheus", 1991, page.109. But Swedish MUNG and the word MNOGO or MONGOL very close. So, slightly coarsening the essence of the matter, we can say that initially MONAKHI - it is simple MONGOLY, that is, retired Cossacks=Tatars. And the word itself MONASTYR' (in latin MONASTERIUM), probably came from a combination MONAKHI-TATARY, pointed to the place where retired Mongols lived=Tatars, that is where it was "many Tatars". But after all, female monasteries were created. The question is, what was the primary motive of their appearance? All clear. Empire wars a lot. Many widows appeared. They were probably collected in convents. More precisely, initially only elderly widows who were no longer able to bear children were sent there.. Thus, the emergence of an extensive system of both male and female monasteries was a direct consequence of the rapid expansion of the Empire in all directions, the result of grandiose conquests. «promised land», and the colonization of vast territories in the era XIV-XVI centuries. Then in XVII-XIX centuries, the primary purpose of the monasteries was forgotten.
  • Rus: MNOGO STRAKHA, MNOGO+STRASHNO. Turns out from hereTurns out from here – MONSTR.
    • Lat: MONSTRUM = monster freak, MONSTRUOSE = monstrously unnatural, MONSTRUOSITAS = enormity, MONSTRUOSUS = monstrous, ugly, disgusting. Transition X,SH-S and Russian w ===> m Latin. I.e MNOGO+STRAKH ===> MON+STRUM.
    • Ger: MONSTRUM = monster.
    • Eng: MONSTER = monster, monster, monster, giant.
    • Fre: MONSTRE = monster monster.
    • Spa: MONSTRUO = monster monster.
    • Ita: MOSTRO = monster monster.
    • Gre: anemostrobilooj (ANEMOSTROBILOS, those. ANEMOSTROBILOS) = vortex. FromFrom: MONSTR+BIL (permutation: a lot of feara lot of fear = MNSTR ===> NMSTR = anemostro), that is, fromthat is, from: MNOGO STRAKHA + BIL.
  • Rus: MOGA (East, Ryaz., TulEast, Ryaz., Tul.), MOGUTA, MOCH', MOSHCH', MOGUSHCHESTVO, MUZHESTVO, strength, power, wealth, wealth [223], [225] V. Dahl. Hence the word probably originated MOGOL and MONGOL, hence Greek MEGALION = great. In title MONGOLIYA imbibed the word MNOGO: lot+al(great). see also GOG and MAGOG.
    • Lat: MAGNUS = big, powerful, strong, sublime, MAGISTRA = boss, MAGNATES = leaders, leaders, MAGNIFICE = gorgeous, gorgeous, glorious, glorious, noble, MAGNIFICO = glorify, MAGNIFICUS = luxurious, glorious, famous, MAGNITUDO = enormity, multitude, enormity, power, might.
    • Lat: MAJESTAS = majesty, holiness, splendor, MAJOR = superior, MAJUS = great, MAGISTER = chief, head, ruler, MAGISTERO = manage, MAGISTRATUS = leading position, position of chief, representative of authority. Comes from Slavic MOGUTA, MUZHESTVO.
    • Lat: MAXIME = most supremely, MAXIMUS = greatest.
    • Ger: MOGUL = Mogul, MONGOLE = Mongol, MONGOLENTIUM = collective MONGOLY.
    • Eng: MAGNIFY = magnify, MAGNITUDE = importance, MAGNUM = outstanding work.
    • Eng: MOGUL = Mongolian, Mongolian, Mogul, a descendant of the conquerors of India, an important person, a rich or powerful person belonging to the Great Mogul.
    • Eng: MAXIMUM = maximum, maximum value, highest degree, maximum, limit.
    • Eng: MANGONEL = ballista. Probably, such military devices first appeared in the Mongolian troops, therefore they were called “Mongolian".
    • Ita: MAESTA = greatness, MAESTOSO = majestic.
    • Gre: megaleiio (MEGALEIO, those. MEGALEIO) = greatness, megaaj (MEGAS, those. MEGAS), megalojj (MEGALOS, those. MEGALOS) = big, great, tall, megistoj MEGISTOS, those. MEGISTOS) = greatest, megistto (MEGISTO, those. MEGISTO) = maximum; megarro (MEGARO, those. MEGARO) = palace large building. And megaluterooj (MEGALUTEROS, those. MEGALITEROS) = the oldestthe oldest: MNOGO+TORYU, I mean, I tormented a lot, walked around the world.
    • Gre: macch (MACH, those. MAKHI) = fight, macomaai (MACOMAI, those. MAKHOMAI) = fight, macimooj (MACIMOS, those. MAKHIMOS) = efficient, machthhj MACHTHS, those. MAKHITIS) = warrior, fighter. And amacojj (AMACOS, those. AMAKHOS) = incapable. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: MOGU, MOZHET, MOG, MAG (that is, the wizard, the mighty, MAGICHESKIY), MOSHCH', MOSHCHNYY, from the word MOCH', MOGUTA (UstarUstar.).
    • Lat: MUGIO = rattlerattle, e-MUGIO = bellow, IM-MUGIO = roar, MUGITUS = lowing, MUGITOR = roaring, buzzing.
    • Lat: MAGIA = magic, art of magicians, sorcery, witchcraft, MAGICUS = magical, magical, MAGIS = more, more, more, stronger, MAJOR = more, MAGUS = magical, magician, magician, MAGA = witch, sorceress.
    • Lat: MEDICUS = healing, medical, doctor, doctor, MEDICO = heal, enchant, endow with miraculous power, MEDICINA = medical science, medicine, medicine, MEDICINUS = medical, medical, MEDICATUS = magic spell, MEDICAMEN = magic potion. Transition: latin g-d and permutation: cancan = MZHT ===> MTZH = medicus. From Slavic words MOGUSHCHESTVO, MAGIYA there was a very large bush of Latin words related to MEDITSINOY.
    • Lat: POSSUM = be able to be able to. Could have come from the word MOZHET during the transition T-D, d-p, F,SH-S and when you read back: cancan = MZHT ===> TZHM. Or from the word POMOSHCH'.
    • Lat: MAGISTER = commander, MAGISTRATUS = command. Could occur from the expressionCould occur from the expression: MOGU+STROY, MOGU+STROYU, MOGU STROIT'.
    • Ger: MÜHE = work, MÜHEN = work. We also note the Russian MAKHAT' (by hands), that is, to do something, to work, MÖGEN = modal verb - desire.
    • Eng: MIGHT = power, MAGUS = magician, MAY = could, could (wouldwould), MAGIC = magic, MAGE = magician, magician, sage, MAGICIAN = magician, magician, magician, charmer, sorcerermagician, magician, magician, charmer, sorcerer; MUST = must owe.
    • Eng: MEDIC = medical, doctor, medic, doctor, MEDICAL = medical, medical, MEDICINE = the medicine.
    • Eng: MAGISTRACY = position of judge, position of justice of the peace, position of policeman.
    • Gre: mhcannh (MHCANH, those. MIKHANI) = machine mechanism, mhcanikooj (MHCANIKOS, those. MIKHANIKOS) = mechanical. FromFrom: MOSHCHNO, since the machine is more powerful than man. And mhcanismojj (MHCANISMOS, those. MIKHANISMOS) = mechanism frommechanism from: MOSHCHNYY+MOGU, powerful+power.
    • Gre: mousaa (MOUSA, those. MOISA) = skill, muse, talent. FromFrom: MOGU, MOSHCH', transition SHCH-SH-S.
    • Gre: dokimmh (DOKIMH, those. DOKIMI), dokimasiaa (DOKIMASIA, those. DOKIMASIA) = test, dokimazww (DOKIMAZW, those. DOKIMAZO) = to try. Reverse word reading MOGUTA and transition T-D.
  • Rus: MODOM (nar.) - slowly, gradually [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: MODESTE = moderately calm, MODICE = moderately.
    • Eng: MODEST = modest, discreet.
    • Fre: MODEREMENT = moderately.
    • Ita: MODERAZIONE = moderately.
    • Por: MODERADO = moderate. see also UMERYAT', OTMERYAT'.
  • Rus: MOESH', from the word MYT' (for example water). And VYZHAT', VYZHMU underwear.
    • Ger: WÄSCHE = linen, wash, WASCHEN = wash. Transition M-W when turning the letter. Or else WÄSCHE - from Russian VYZHAT', for example, laundry when washing.
    • Eng: WASH = wash.
  • Rus: MOKRYY, MOKRO, «wet'bebe», MOCHIT'.
    • Lat: MACERO = soak, MACERATIO = maceration.
    • Lat: MERGO = dip, dip, sink, EMERGO = emerge, MERGUS = dive. Permutation MKR ===> MRK. See also the word MORGAT', that is, the eye seems to be moistened, "buried in the ages", hides.
    • Lat: HUMOR = humidity, HUMIDUS = wet. Transition K-KH and permutationand permutation: MKR ===> KMR.
    • Lat: MADOR = humidity. Transition q-d.
    • Eng: MACERATE = soak(camping), soak(campingcamping).
    • Eng: MERGE = immerse(camping) into liquid, absorb, drain(campingcamping).
    • Eng: HUMID = wet wet. Transition K-KH, Russian ===> d latin and permutation MKR ===> KMR.
    • Fre: MACE'RER = macerate.
    • Fin: MARKA = wet.
  • Rus: MOLOKO. And also - whey from milk, waste from milk.
    • Lat: MULGEO, MULCTUS, MULSI, MULCTUM = milking, milkingmilking, milking, e-MULGEO = to milk. Transition K-G. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: MULCTRA = milk milk, MULTRIX = milkmaid; descended from MOLOKO TORYU, I mean, I give way to milk.
    • Ger: MILCH = milk, MELKEN = milk, MELKERIN = milkmaid, MOLKEREI = dairy farm, MOLKE = serum.
    • Eng: MILK = milk to milk.
    • Swe: MJÖLK = milk.
  • Rus: MOLOTIT', MOLOT, that is, beat, hit, I MOLOCHU beat, punish anyone. From hereFrom here: MILITARIZM, MILITSIYA.
    • Lat: MULTATIO = punishment, MULTA = punishment, MULTO = punish, IM-MOLO = kill, MALLEATUS = hammered, MALLEATOR = blacksmith, MALLEUS = hammer, MALLEOLUS = hammer, MULCO = beat, bang, maul, MUTULO = mutilate, MUTILUS = mutilated, MUTILO = mutilate, MUTILATUS = crippled, MULTILATIO = mutilation.
    • Lat: MILITO = to be a soldier, to serve in the army, to fight, to fight, MILITIA = war, march, military, army, army, MILITARIS = military, military, MILITARIE = like a soldier, MILES = warrior, knight, MILITUM = the officer. Or Latin MILITO derived from Russian MIRIT', during the transition R-L. That is, the army could be used to MIRIT', settle disagreement. By the way, today it is also fashionable to call the army "peacemakers", emphasizing the conciliatory function.
    • Lat: MARTIUS = warrior. Transition L-R. It is also worth noting the possibility of origin from the word MIRIT'.
    • Eng: MULTITUDE = strength.
    • Eng: MILITARY = military, MILITANCY = militancy.
    • Gre: tolmhh (TOLMH, those. TOLMI) = courage; tolmww (TOLMW, those. TOLMO) = dare. FromFrom: MOLOT, permutationpermutation: MLT ===> TLM.
  • Rus: MOLOT', MELYU, he MELET, MEL'NITSA. And MLIN (mill); in Ukrainian. And also in a figurative senseAnd also in a figurative sense: MOLOT' rubbish.
    • Lat: MOLINA = mill, MOLA = millstone, mortar, mill, MOLO, MOLUI, MOLITUM = grind, grind, flour, MOLITIO = grinding, grinding, E-MOLO = grind, E-MOLLIO, EMOLLIO = soften, IM-MOLO = sprinkle with sacrificial flour, MALA = jaw. Really jaws MELYUT, grind food. From Russian MOLOT', MELYU there was a big bush of Latin wordsthere was a big bush of Latin words: MOLETRINA = mill (from the expression MELYU+TRU - AuthAuth.), MOLINUS = mill, MOLITOR = miller, MOLITIUM = flour, MOLITURA = grinding, MOLLESCO = become soft, MOLLIA = pulp, soften, MOLARIS = millstone, and so on.
    • Ger: MAHLEN = grind, MEHL = flour, MÜHLE, MÜLL = mill, MÜLLER = millermiller; MAHL = lunch, feast, meal. German GASTMAHL = dinner party; could occur from GOSTI+MOLOT', that is, guests eat ground, flour food.
    • Eng: MEAL = flour, MILL = mill, grind, MILLER = miller, MILLSTONE = millstone.
    • Fre: MEULE = millstone, MILLET = millet.
    • Spa: MOLINO = mill.
    • Gre: mulojj (MILOS, those. MILOS) = mill, mulwnaaj MULWNAS, those. MILONAS) = miller; omeletaa (OMELETA, those. OMELETA) = omelette.
    • Gre: miliaa (MILIA, those. MILIA) = conversation, voice, milww (MILW, those. MILO) = speak, milhmaa (MILHMA, those. MILIMA) = conversation. FromFrom: MELYU, MOLOT', transition m(te) ===> m=M.
    • Gre: aleqww (ALEQO, those. ALETO) = grind; lette (LETE, those. LETE) = speak. Glued M and L, that is: grindgrind = MLT ===> LT = aleto. Or confusion w -- m. And also see the word LAYAT', LAYAT'SYA, swear.
  • Rus: MOLOT', MOLOTIT', to crush, crush, that is, to produce a large amount of something, synonymous with words: very many. And MOLOT' (thresh) figuratively – grind information, knowledge, learn, deeply delve into the essence of things. And MOL (construction) on shore, outstanding at sea. Apparently, the same sense bush as MEL', MELKO. Oh mol, threshing waves and mol himself «crushes» the waves.
    • Lat: MULTI in the sense of "a lot"; prefix at the beginning of a large number of Latin words. for example, MULTO = much, much, much, MULTA, MULTUM = many, MULTUS = numerous, MULTICAULUS = multilateral (from: lot+trunk, when moving V-U - AuthAuth.), MULTICAVATUS = with many cavities (from: lot+pick - autpick - aut.) MULTICOLOR = multicolor (from: lot+azure - Autoazure - Auto.), MULTIPEDA = centipede (from: many heels - Automany heels - Auto.), MULTI-PARTITUS = sprayed (from: lot+dust on going L-R - AuthAuth.), MULTIPES = multilegged (from: many heels, many+Hiking - AutoHiking - Auto.), MULTISONUS = sonorous, loud (from: a lot of ringing - Autoa lot of ringing - Auto.), MULTISCIUS = knowing a lot (from: I realize a lot', realize when moving n-u - Autou - Auto.), MULTIVOLUS = wanting a lot (from: lot+Volya - AvtVolya - Avt.), MULTISIGNUS = decorated with many insignia (from: many signs - Auto.); and so on and so forth.
    • Eng: MULTI- = complex prefix meaning: multi-, multi-, all-, for examplemulti-, multi-, all-, for example: MULTI-IMAGE = consisting of many images (i.e MOLOT'+MAZHU - Auth.); and so on.
    • Gre: meletth (MELETH, those. MELETI) = study the problem, the teaching;melettw MELETW, those. MELETO) = think out. See also the word MYSLIT'. And mwlooj (MWLOS, those. MOLOS) = hammer: «threshthresh».
    • Lat: MOLES = lump, rock.
    • Ger: MOLE = pier, breakwater.
    • Eng: MOLE = pier, dam, dam, dam.
  • Rus: MOLOT' SEMYA, MOLOT+SEMYA, thresh seeds, that is, grind.
    • Lat: MULTISIMUS = insignificantly small. Besides, MULTISIMUS may be slightly distorted pronunciation of the word MEL'CHAYSHIY, during the transition: Russian W ===> M Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: MOLCHU, MOLCHAT'.
    • Spa: CALMA = calm. Transition CH-K and reverse reading: keep quietkeep quiet = MLCH ===> CHLM = calma.
  • Rus: MOR, that is, the disease. From the word UMER, UMERET'. And MOR B'ET, MOR+BIT', i.e MOR B'ET, kills people.
    • Lat: MORBUS = illness, illness, die.
    • Eng: MORBID = morbid, unhealthy, abnormal, mentally unhealthy. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: MOR, UMER, UMERET'.
    • Eng: MORTUARIUM = morgue. Could occur from the expression UMERET'+RAMA, that is, the room where the dead lie.
    • Eng: MORGUE = morgue, mortuary.
    • Eng: DRAMA = drama. The result of the reverse reading of the word UMERET', transition T-D. See also the word above. DROZH'.
  • Rus: MORGAT'. For example, a person waking up in the morning blinks, MORGUN.
    • Ger: MORGEN = morning.
    • Eng: MORNING = morning, MORN = morning tomorrow.
  • Rus: MORDA. With the word MORDA also bites something biting, tormenting, vicious (muzzle beast). Maybe also related to the word UMERET' during the transition T-D. And MORDA meant face, image, appearance. When you read the word back MORDA (form) turned into FORMA, in view of the transition D-T-F(Fita), i.e: muzzlemuzzle = MRD ===> FRM = the form. So in vain modern dictionaries deduce the word FORMA of «ancient»-latin.
    • Lat: MORDEO = bite, MORDAX = bitten, gnawing, MORDICUS = biting, clutching my teeth, stranglehold, OB-MORDEO = nibble, MOMORDI = to bite. As well as Latin DEMORDO, MORDI = bite off; could occur from expression OT+MORDA or DAYU+MORDA.
    • Ger: MAUL = muzzle. Transition R-L. Further, FORM = the form.
    • Eng: MORDACITY = sarcasm, MORDANCY = sarcasm, MORDANT = sharp, caustic, corrosive, caustic, sarcastic.
    • Eng: FORM = shape, appearance.
    • Fre: FORME = shape, appearance.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: FORMA = the form.
    • Gre: moutrro (MOUTRO, those. MOITRO) = face.
    • Gre: morfw MORFW, those. MORFO) = form, morffh MORFH, those. MORFI) = shape, appearance. Transition D-T-F(phi). And diamorfwnww (DIAMORFWNW, those. DIAMORFONO) = form, diamorfwshh (DIAMORFWSH, those. DIAMORFOSI) = formation, formation, fromformation, formation, from: DEYU MORDU, that is, I create an image. The words FORMA and MORFO differ only in the direction of reading. And, morfologiaa (MORFOLOGIA, those. MORFOLOGIA) = morphology, frommorphology, from: FORMA(muzzlemuzzle)+ULOZHU; morfwmenooj (MORFWMENOS, those. MORFOMENOS) = literate, educated, fromliterate, educated, from: FORMA(muzzlemuzzle)+UMNYY. And paramorfwnnw (PARAMORFWNW, those. PARAMORFONO) = to morph, distort, fromto morph, distort, from: PERE+FORMA (muzzle), «skewed shape». And so on.
    • Lat: PRAEMORDEO = chew on; came fromcame from: PERE+MORDA.
    • Spa: MORRO = mug (muzzlemuzzle).
  • Rus: MORDOVAT', beat up. Wed also with the word MERTVYY, UMERET'.
    • Lat: MORATOR = marauder.
    • Ger: MARTER = torture, MARTERN = torture, MORD = murder, MORDER = killer.
    • Eng: MARTYR = martyr, MURDER = murder. And MARAUDER = marauder.
  • Rus: MORE, sea, at sea.
    • Lat: MARE, MARIS = sea, MURIA = salt solution, SALIS = sea. Indeed, the sea water is salty in contrast to the river.. And MARINUS = nautical.
    • Ger: MEER = sea.
    • Eng: MERE = lake pond, MARINE = nautical.
    • Fre: MER = sea.
    • Spa: MAR = sea, MARINO = seaman.
    • Swe: MARIN = Navy.
    • Gre: margaritarii (MARGARITARI, those. MARGARITARI) = pearls. FromFrom: MORE+GORET', i.e «sparkling sea pebblessparkling sea pebbles».
    • Gre: plhmmurra (PLHMMURA, those. PLIMMIRA) = flood; plhmmurizzw (PLHMMURIZW, those. PLIMMIRIZO) = overflow. FromFrom: BOLEE+MORE or POLNOE+MORE or BOLEE MERY, more measures overflow.
  • Rus: MORE+DOM.
    • Lat: MARITIMUS = sailing on a ship. Transition D-T. Indeed, a ship is a "house" floating on the sea, "a sea house".
    • Eng: MARITIME = nautical.
  • Rus: MORIT'.
    • Ger: schMOREN = stew meat, vegetables. Remembering Russian words MORENYY, SMORIT', we understand that there was a transition S-SH.
  • Rus: MORKOV'.
    • Ger: MÖHRE = carrot.
  • Rus: MOROZ. And MRAK, MRACHNYY, MRACHNO.
    • Eng: MOROSE = reticent, angry, gloomy, moody, sad. If comes from the word MRAK, MRACHNO, then we see the transition H, K,SH-S,H.
    • Fre: MOROSE = gloomy, sad.
  • Rus: MOROZNO, MOROZIT'. And TRESK, TRESHCHAT' in the cold. Or KHRUST snow in the cold.
    • Ger: VEREISEN = freeze, FROST = cold. Transition V-W-M. In the latter case, a revolution of letters W-M.
    • Eng: FROST = frost, FREEZE = freeze. If comes from the word TRESHCHAT', then we see the transition T-F,phi.
    • Fre: FROID = frost.
  • Rus: MORSHCHINA, MORSHCHU forehead (that is, folds arise), wrinkle. Or the word SHRAM, reversed word MORSHCHU, wrinkle.
    • Ger: SCHRAMME = scar, STRIEME = hem from blow. Back reading: wrinklewrinkle = MRSHCHN ===> SHRM =schramme. It is possible that from here and English SCAR = scar.
  • Rus: MORSHCHIT', MORSHCHU, withMORSHCHIT'.
    • Lat: MORSICO, MORSITO = wink or blink. When a person squints, his face wrinkles..
    • Lat: MARCEO = to be faded, MARCESCO = fade away, MARCIDUS = faded, faded, sluggish.
  • Rus: MOSKVA (in the Bible is referred to as mosokh). From here, probably originated the name of Moscow as DAMASK, namely, from the combination T+MOSKVA, where T is a definite respectful article.. On this occasion, see the details in the book "Biblical Rus," ch..6:1.4. The history of weapons is well known. DAMASSKAYA steel, that is, probably, MOSKOVSKAYA steel, see. "Biblical Russia", ch.6:1.4. As noted G.Vermush: «For centuries, the word "adamas" meant iron and iron alloys.. Many ancient authors use this term.... Even in the Middle Ages, the word "adamas" still meant magnetic iron.» [125:2], with.29,31. Later, the word "adamas" was used as the name of the diamond.. Word itself ALMAZ could occur from the word ADAMAS due to the confusion in the spelling of similar Russian letters L and D. Apparently, the words and concepts listed below at the time of their origin were also somehow connected with Moscow, the Moscow kingdom.. Or rather, not even with Moscow as a metropolis, but more generally with Russia-Horde XIV-XVI centuries.
    • Lat: ADAMAS = iron, steel, diamond.
    • Lat: MESCHITA = mosque. Maybe from the name of Moscow (Mosca) happened and the name MECCA (Mecca), insofar as C Latin was read as C=C and K.
    • Lat: MUSIVUS = mosaic.
    • Eng: DAMASCUS = Damascus (citycity), DAMASK = Damascus steel.
    • Eng: MOSQUE = mosque.
    • Eng: MOSAIC = mosaic.
    • Eng: MUSKET = musket (ist.). About the word MUSHKET see more word "MOSHKA", "MUSHKA", as well as the book "Bible Rus", chas well as the book "Bible Rus", ch.4:9.4.
    • Fre: MOSQUE'E = mosque.
    • Fre: MOSAIQUE = mosaic.
    • Ita: MOSCHEA = mosque,
    • Spa: MEZQUITA = mosque.
    • Ger: MOSCHEE = mosque. See our book. «Prophet the ConquerorProphet the Conqueror».
  • Rus: MOKH, MSHISTYY.
    • Lat: MUSCUS = moss, E-MUSCO = clean moss, MUSCIDUS = mossy, obomeshy, MUSCOSUS = mossy. Transition X,SH-S.
    • Lat: MUCOR = mold.
    • Ger: MOOS = moss. Transition KH-SH-S.
    • Eng: MOSS = moss.
    • Spa: MOHO = mold, MUSGO = moss.
  • Rus: MOKHNATYY.
    • Ger: MÄHNE = mane.
    • Eng: MANE = mane.
  • Rus: MOSHKA, MUKHA, MUSHKA. Hence, by the way, the name MUSHKA as a sight at the end of the rifle barrel, and the name MUSHKET - antique gun or small gun. And MUSHKETER. See the details in the book "Biblical Rus," ch.See the details in the book "Biblical Rus," ch..4:9.4.
    • Lat: MUSCA = midge fly, MUSCULA = midge.
    • Ger: MÜCKE = mosquito, MUSCHKETE = musket.
    • Eng: MOSQUITO = mosquito, MIDGE = midge mosquito, MUSKET = musket.
    • Fre: MOUCHE = fly, MOUSQUET = musket. Word MOUSQUETAIRE = musketeer came from MUSHKET+TORYU, that is, I carry a musket.
    • Spa: MOSCA = fly, MOSQUETE = musket.
    • Gre: mugga (MUGA, those. MIGA) = fly.
  • Rus: MOCHA, urinate, MOCHIT', wet.
    • Lat: MEJO = urinate, UMEO = be wet, raw, UMENS = wet, raw, UMECTO = wet out, UMESCO = become wet.
  • Rus: MOCHU TORIT', pave the way for urine i.e. diuretic. It turns out that the word came from here MIKSTURA, remedy.
    • Lat: MICTORIUS = diuretic, MICTURIO = want to urinate.
    • Ger: MIXTUR = mixture.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: MIXTURE = mixture.
    • Spa: MIXTURA = mixture.
  • Rus: MOSHCH', MOCH', MOGUCHIY, MOGU, MOG, MOGUTA, MOSHCHNYY, MOZHNO. From here probably comes MAGOG. From here (see above) – title MONGOLIYA.
    • Lat: MAXIMUM = extremely strong. Today's reading of “max” originally probably sounded like “max” or MOG, MOSHCH'.
    • Ger: MACHT = power, MÄCHTIG = mighty. Hence the German MACHEN = do that is MOGU do something.
    • Ger: MÖGGEN, serves as a form of courtesy to express a request. MÖCHTE ich - can I, can I.
    • Eng: MAY, MIGHT = be able to, MIGHTY = powerful, MAKE = to make ready.
    • Eng: MACH [MACHINE] = machine, mechanism, device.
    • Eng: MUSCLE = muscle. Muscles Attach the Body MOSHCH', force. I.e MYSHTSA = MOSHCH'+SILA. In addition, the word MYSHTSY may be a variant of the Slavic word MYASO. Recall that W and C could go into each other.
    • Eng: MEGAPOLIS = metropolis, a huge city. Comes from Russian MOSHCH'+POSELENIE, that is mighty (great); powerful settlement.
    • Gre: mujj (MUS, those. MIS), muwnaaj (MUWNAS, those. MIONAS) = muscle.
  • Rus: MOSHCH'+POLNYY. That is, full of power. Or MOSHCH'+VOLYA, MOGU+VOLYA.
    • Ger: MACHTVOLL = powerful.
  • Rus: MRAK, SUMRAK, OMRACHAT', to darken the mind. And also see the word UMERET',"die "- that is," died".
    • Lat: UMBRA = darkness, darkness, dusk, shadow, canopy, UMBRO = give shade. Transition B-K, since latin b-q differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: OMBRE = darkness.
    • Fre: OMBRE = shadow, darkness, SOMBRE = dark, ASSOMBRIR = darken.
    • Gre: krimaa (KRIMA, those. KRIMA) = sin, wrongdoing. From here KRIMINAL'NYY and so on.
    • Gre: merakki (MERAKI, those. MERAKI) = longing. FromFrom: MRAK, that is, mental confusion. And maurojj (MAUROS, those. MAIROS) = the black; maurizw MAURIZW, those. MARIRIZO) = darken fromdarken from: MRAK, during the transition K-S.
  • Rus: MUDRYY, MUDRYONO.
    • Eng: MIND = mind mind.
    • Tur: MUDRIKE = intelligence, MUDRIK = understanding, conscious, comprehending.
  • Rus: MUZH, MUZHSKOY, the man. One sense bush with the word MOSHCH', MOGU. With the reverse reading turned out well-known Latin root KHOM – HOMO. From here could happen GUMANNYY, HUMANITE = humanity.
    • Lat: MAS = male, male, male, courageous, mighty, MASCULUS = male. Transition F, W - C.
    • Lat: HOMO = man come from MUZH at the reverse reading and transition ZH-KH.
    • Ger: MENSCH = person. Transition ZH-SH.
    • Eng: HUMAN (being) = human: reverse reading of the word MUZH.
    • Fre: HOMME = person.
    • Ita: UOMO = person.
    • Por: HOMEM = person.
    • Fin: MIES = husband. Transition ZH-SH-S.
    • Gre: geniaa (GENIA, those. GENIA) = beard, gennaioj GENNAIOS, those. GENNAIOS) = courageous, brave, brave. Transition M-N, ZH-G and reverse reading: husbandhusband = MZH ===> GN = genia. Beard – male sign. And moustakii (MOUSTAKI, those. MOISTAKI) = whiskers fromwhiskers from: MUZHSKOY.
  • Rus: MUZH+SILA, MUZH+SIL'NYY, or MOSHCH'+SILA. Hence the word could come MUSKUL, muscles. Muscles give the body strength, strength. And also see. MYASO, «carunclecaruncle».
    • Lat: MASCULUS = male, MUSCULUS = muscle muscle, MASCULINUS = male. Transition F, W - C and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: MUSKEL = muscle.
    • Eng: MUSCLE = muscle, MASCULINE = male.
    • Fre: MUSCLE = muscle.
    • Ita: MUSCOLO = muscle.
    • Spa: MUSCULO = muscle.
    • Gre: mujj (MUS, those. MIS) = muscle. And also see the word MOSHCH'.
    • Gre: swmma SWMA, those. SOMA) = body. Back reading.
  • Rus: MUZH TEREBIL, that is, "the man was teasing".
    • Lat: MASTURBATIO = self-satisfaction, masturbation.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: MASTURBATION = masturbation.
    • Eng: MASTURBATION = self-satisfaction, masturbation.
    • Spa: MASTURBACION = masturbation.
  • Rus: MUR-MUR, i.e MURLYKAT' (for example, about a catfor example, about a cat).
    • Lat: MURMUR = mumbling, buzzing, murmuring, MURMURO = mumble, grumble, hum, IMMURMURO = to grumble. Or it could come from the word SHURSHAT', see below.
    • Ger: MURMELN = mumble.
    • Eng: MUMBLE = mumble. Transition R-L.
    • Fre: MARMOTTER = mumble.
  • Rus: MURLO.
    • Lat: MIRIO = figure. Or it could come from the word MORDA.
  • Rus: MUTNYY, MUTIT (me)- nauseous, MUTORNO, WHOMUTIT' calm, MUTIT' the crowd, MYATEZH, MUT'.
    • Ger: UNMUT = displeasure, MEUTEREI = rebellion, MEUTERN = rebel.
    • Eng: MUTINY = rebellion, MUTABLE = changeablechangeable; MUTTERING = grunt.
    • Fre: MUTINERIE = revolt.
    • Spa: MOTIN = revolt.
    • Gre: emetooj (EMETOS, those. EMETOS) = vomiting. And qampoj QAMPOS, those. TAMPOS) = turbid. FromFrom: MUT' upon readback.
  • Rus: MUKHOMOR – poisonous mushroom. However, it looks beautiful.
    • Eng: MUSHROOM = mushroom (at all). I must say that in some Western countries do not distinguish between types of edible mushrooms, calling them all with this one word.
  • Rus: MYCHAT', MU-U. See also the word above. MOSHCH', MOGU, MOGUTA (strengthstrength).
    • Lat: MUGIO = rattlerattle, e-MUGIO = bellow, IM-MUGIO = roar, MUGITUS = lowing, MUGITOR = roaring, buzzing, MUSSITO = grumble, MUSSITATIO = grunt.
    • Ger: MUHEN = moo.
    • Eng: MOO, MUMBLE = moo.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: MUGIR = moo.
  • Rus: MYSH'. See also the word proMYSHLYAT', aboutMYSEL.
    • Lat: MUS = mouse or rat, fur animal, rodent. Transition SH-S.
    • Ger: MAUS = mouse. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: MOUSE = mouse.
    • Tur: MUS = mouse, rat.
  • Rus: MYSH' SRET. Word SRAT' considered today rude, outdated.
    • Lat: MUSCERDA = mouse droppings. Or Latin CERDA or SCERDA derived from Russian SKIRDA, that is a bunch of stack. Compare with Turkic KURDYUK = capacity bag. That is Latin MUSCERDA could originally mean "mouse mop=a handful of "mouse droppings.
  • Rus: MYATNYY, MYATA.
    • Lat: MENTA = mint.
    • Eng: MINT = mint mint.
    • Fre: dde MENTHE = mint.
    • Spa: dde MENTA = mint.
  • Rus: MYAT', MYAL, ofMYATYY, weary.
    • Lat: MOLLIS, MITIS = soft, loose, MUTIGO = soften, MITESCO = become soft, soften, become meek, MITE = quietly meekly, MOLLIA = the pulp, MOLLIO, EMOLLIO = soften, loosen.
    • Ger: MATT = sluggish.
    • Eng: MILL = crumple. It could come from Russian MYAL.
  • Rus: MYAUKAT'.
    • Ger: MIAUEN = mew.
    • Eng: MEW, MIAOU = meow. And WAUL = mew; here it is clearly seen that they were confused M---W, turned the letter.
    • Fre: MIAULER = mew.
    • Spa: MAULLAR = mew.

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  • Rus: NA, as an excuse.
    • Ger: AN = as an excuse "on".
    • Eng: ON = on as an excuse.
  • Rus: NA+BELYY, NABELO.
    • Lat: IN-ALBEO = to turn white, IN-ALBO = turn white.
  • Rus: NABIT'SYA to visit, NABIVAT'SYA in friends list, NABIVAT' TSENU.
    • Ger: ANBIETEN = ask for.
    • Eng: BID = claim, harassment, bid.
  • Rus: NA BORT, climb the ladder to the ship.
    • Gre: anabaqrra (ANABAQRA, those. ANABATRA) = ladder (nauticalnautical.).
  • Rus: NABRAT' on the road, NABRAT' at the fair goods. And "NAPERET'" from the word PERET', that is, a lot of drag with them or a lot of drag.
    • Lat: IMPORTATIO = import, IMPORTO = import. Transition B-P and N-M.
    • Ger: IMPORT = import.
    • Eng: IMPORT = import, import, import, import, import, IMPORTABLE = imported.
    • Fre: IMPORTATION = import.
  • Rus: NABRAT'SYA, that is to get drunk on alcohol, get very drunk, NABERU. Also see the word BRODIT', BROZHU, from which the word originated BEER = beer, etc., see above.
    • Lat: IN-EBRIATO = intoxication, IN-EBRIO, INEBRIO, EBRIATUM = drink up drunk, EBRIETAS = drunkenness, drunkenness. As well as Latin EBRIOSITAS = binge.
  • Rus: NABRYZGAT', NA+BRYZGI, NAPRYSKAT'.
    • Lat: IN-SPERGO, SPERSI = splash. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: NAVALYAT', NAVALIT' in a bunch, confuse. And VAL, VALIT', to twist. And VILYAT', "VOLNIT'", i.e. wavy.
    • Lat: INVOLUTIO = curl, IN-VOLUTO = wrap up, INVOLUTUS = curled, spiral, IN-VOLVO, INVOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = roll in.
    • Eng: INVOLUTE = tangled, complicated, twisted, rolled in, twisted, confusing, incomprehensible.
  • Rus: NAVAR, profit, NAVARIT', about money or things [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also see the word BARYSH = profit wealth.
    • Tur: VARIYET = wealth. If comes from the word BARYSH, then we see a transition here B-V.
  • Rus: NAVEDU fear, NAVOZHU the enemy.
    • Lat: IN-VADO, INVADO, VASI = to attack, INVASIO = invasion, attack, violence, INVASOR = invader.
    • Eng: INVASION = invasion, invasion, aggression, foray. Transition ZH-SH-S.
  • Rus: NAVEZU, NAVOZHU products, VEZTI, NAVEZTI.
    • Lat: IN-VEHO, INVEHO, VECTUM, VEXI, VECTUM = bring in, bring in, INVECTIO = importation, INVECTUS = bringing. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INVEST = invest, invest money, capital, envelop, surround, cover.
  • Rus: NAVERTET'.
    • Lat: IN-VERTO = turn over.
    • Eng: INVERT = tilt, turn over, turn over, turn inside out, rearrange.
  • Rus: NAVET.
    • Lat: AD-INWENTIO = invention.
    • Eng: INVENTION = invention.
    • Spa: INVENCION = artifice.
  • Rus: NA VODE, NA VODU, VODNYY, NA VODE KHOD, NA VODE IDU. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: NAVIGATSIYA.
    • Lat: NAUTA, NAUTICUS = seafarer, sailor. Transition V-U and D-T. Further, NAVIA = bark, boat, NAVALIS = ship, ship, sea, NAVALIA = ship gear, NAVALE = berth. Transition t-l in view of the similarity of writing, as well as V-U. Further, NAVI = to swim, NAVIGO = sail, ENAVIGO = to swim, NAVIGIUM = raft or steam sailing, NAVIGUUM = swimming, NAVIGATIO = sailing on the ship, seafaring, NAVIGATIUM = vessel; derived from the expressionderived from the expression: NA VODE, during the transition: Russian g (de) ===> g Latin. Hence the abbreviated form NAVIS = ship, ship. Or Latin NAVIGATIO derived from the expression NA VODE KHOD, or NA VODE KHODIT'. In addition, one of the ancient spellings of the word (which drew our attention to Professor AO Ivanov), namely, NAVEGADOR, cm. [65:0], with.220, gives rise to the next unexpected thought. Did it happen NAVEGADOR from the Russian term NOVYY GOROD, i.e NOVGORODETS? In the cited article "Magellan" named Henrique o Navegador named Enrique the Navigator, who allegedly lived in XV century. As we now understand, in XIV-XVI centuries, sea and ocean expanses plied the fleets of Russia-Horde, directed by the imperial metropolis - Veliky Novgorod. So well-known navigators and explorers could well be called NOVGORODTSAMI or, in a slightly modified western pronunciation, - NAVEGADOR. Then HENRIQUE O NAVEGADOR could mean KHAN REKS (TSAR') NOVGORODETS. By the way, an old portrait of the Portuguese Prince Enrique is very interesting. (Heinrich) Sailor (Henrique o Navegador), shown in pic.16. On him – a red robe and Ottoman on her head = Ataman turban or turban. This image of the Portuguese prince does not fit well into Scaligerian history, but it fits perfectly with our results.. Osmania = Atamania has long been part of the Great Russian-Horde Empire..
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: NAVIGATION = navigation, navigation, navigation, NAVIGATE = navigate.
    • Spa: NAVEGACION = navigation.
    • Gre: nautiliia (NAUTILIA, those. NAITILIA) = swimming, sailing, nautikko NAUTIKO, those. NAITIKO) = navy, nauthjj (NAUTHS, those. NAITIS) = sailor. A large bush of Greek words includes nauti… As in the Latin word NAUTA we see here the reading of the Greek u as Russian In (in particular, V Latin confused with U). That is, fromThat is, from: NA VODE.
  • Rus: NAVODNIT', NAVODNYU, flood.
    • Lat: INUNDATIO = flood. Transition V-U and permutationand permutation: NVDNT ===> NVNDT. And IN-UNDO, INUNDO = flood; derived from NAVODNYU with the same transition sounds.
    • Eng: INUNDATE = flood.
  • Rus: NAGNUT', NAGNU, NAGIBAT', bend, bend.
    • Ger: NEIGEN = bend over.
    • Tur: ENGEBE = uneven terrain.
  • Rus: NAGOY, NAGOTA.
    • Ger: NACKT = naked. Transition G-K.
    • Eng: NAKED, NU = naked, NUDITE = nudity. Transition G-K and Latin confusion q-d.
    • Fre: NU = naked.
    • Spa: DESNUDO = naked.
    • Gre: anoiggw ANOIGW, those. ANOIGO), anoigomaii (ANOIGOMAI, those. ANOIGOMAI) = uncover (find). And gdunnw (GDUNW, those. GDINO) = strip. Transition T-D and permutation consonants: nuditynudity = NGT ===> GDN = Gdino. And gumnoj GUMNOS, those. GIMNOS) = naked,gumnwnnw GUMNWNW, those. GIMNONO) = to bare. Reverse word reading NAGOY during the transition N-M, i.e: nakednaked = NG ===> GMN = anthem(with), hymnone. Or from the word NAGOTA when going Russian m(te) ===> m=M, that isM, that is: NGT ===> GMN = anthem(withwith).
  • Rus: NA GRANITSU, that is, go to the border, go abroad.
    • Lat: MIGRATIO = relocation, transfer, relocation. Transition N-M.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: MIGRATION = migration, relocation, migration, migration of birds. Transition N-M.
    • Spa: MIGRACION = migration.
  • Rus: NADEL, to endow. for example, NADEL land, NADELIT' anyone with anything. I.e NA+DOLYA.
    • Ger: ANTEIL = share. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: ENDUE = to endow. And DEAL, DOLE OUT = hand out; could occur from Russian words DELIT', DOLYA.
  • Rus: NADET', NADEVAYU.
    • Lat: INDUTUS, INDUVIAE = clothes, INDUO, DUTUM = put on.
    • Lat: IN-HABITO [habitus] = wear as clothing. Transition: Russian N ===> H is Latin and d-b.
    • Gre: endumma (ENDIMA, those. ENDIMA) = clothes, dress. Transition : Russian m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: NA DOROGU, NA+TORYU, NATORYU, that is, I go out on the road, I begin to torment. Or see the word VNUTR'. aa) ENTER = go in.
    • Tur: ANTRE = entrance.
    • Spa: ANDAR = walk, walk, walk, ENTRAR = enter, enter.
  • Rus: NADO, NUZHNO, NUZHDA, NUZHDAT'SYA.
    • Ger: NUTZE, NÜTZE = necessary, NUTZEN = to be useful. Transition FTransition F ===> TZ.
    • Eng: NEED = to need, NECESSITY = need.
    • Fre: NECESSITE = need.
    • Ita: NECESSITA = need.
    • Spa: NECESIDAD = need.
  • Rus: NADO STROIT'. And NADO+STARAYUS'. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: INDUSTRIYA.
    • Lat: INDUSTRIUS [indu = in + struo] = hardworking, active, zealous, diligent, INDUSTRIE = diligently, INDUSTRIA = diligence, diligence, diligence.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: INDUSTRIE = industry.
    • Eng: INDUSTRIOUS = diligent, hardworking, diligent, diligent, INDUSTRIOUSLY = diligently, INDUSTRY = industry.
    • Spa: INDUSTRIA = industry.
  • Rus: NA DUKH, to sniff.
    • Lat: INDAGO = sniff out. Transition KH-G.
  • Rus: NA+EROSHIT', NA+EROSHU, i.e. disheveled. And NARUSHIT' order, tousle.
    • Lat: IN-HORRESCO = to grow into hair, ruffle, bristle, puff up, IN-HORREO = ruffle.
  • Rus: NA, ESH'! that is, to treat, NAEST'SYA. Or see. NASYSHCHAYU.
    • Lat: IN-ESCO = feed, saturate, lure, seduce. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: NA, ZHUY! that is, help yourself, enjoy your meal, ZHRI!
    • Eng: ENJOY = enjoy.
    • Fre: JOUIR = enjoy. I.eI.e – ZHRI!
    • Ita: GODERE = enjoy. I.eI.e – ZHRAT'.
    • Spa: GOZAR = enjoy. Also fromAlso from: ZHRAT'.
  • Rus: NAZVAT', NAZOVU.
    • Lat: INVOCATIO = inviting, IN-VOCO, INVOCO = call. Transition: Russian C, W ===> C Latin and transposition NZVT ===> NVZT and NZV ===> NVZ.
    • Eng: INVOCATION = spell pleading request.
  • Rus: NA+ZRYACHIY, NA+ZRET'. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: INSPEKTSIYA, INSPEKTOR.
    • Lat: IN-SPICIO, INSPICIO = look, look, IN-SPICO = relish, INSPECTIO = viewing, INSPECTATIO = review, consideration, INSPECTO = look, inspect, INSPECTOR = observer, observer, inspector, controller. Russian P read like Latin P. Transition Z-S and CH-K.
    • Ger: INSPEKTION = inspection.
    • Eng: INSPECT = inspect, INSPECTION = inspection, inspection, control.
    • Fre: INSPECTION = inspection.
  • Rus: NAIMENEE, NAIMEN'SHIY, MEN'SHIY, MENEE. From hereFrom here: MINIMUM.
    • Lat: MINIMUS = smallest, utterly insignificant, little finger, MINIMUM = extremely small least, MINIME = least minimal. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin and SH-S.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: MINIMUM = least amount minimum.
  • Rus: NA+ISKAT'. Or NAKAZAT', NAKAZHU. And NA+UKAZAT', that is, point the finger at the perpetrator, the suspect. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: INKVIZITSIYA.
    • Lat: INQUISITIO = search, search, search, search, search for evidence of accusation, INQUISITE = in detail, CONQUISITIO = survey, INQUISITOR = detective. Permutation NSKT ===> NKST. From here, that is, from the Slavic NAKAZAT', happens and INQUISITIO as the name INKVIZITSII.
    • Lat: IN-CUSO = blame, INCUSSUS = punch.
    • Lat: NOXITUDO, NOXIETAS = fault crime, NOXA = punishment, NOXIA = guilt, fault, harm, NOXIOSUS = guilty, sinful, harmful, NOXIUS = pest, NOCEO, NOCUI = harm, NOCENS, NOXIUS = harmful, NECO, ENECO = kill, NEX, NECIS = murder. Or it could come from the word NOCH', that is something dark, night, dangerous, harmful.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: INQUISITION = investigation, inquisition.
    • Fre: INQUISIZIONE = inquisition.
    • Spa: INQUISICION = inquisition.
    • Tur: MUCASAT = punishment. Transition N-M.
    • Gre: exanagkazzw (EXANAGKAZW, those. EKSANAGKAZO) = to force.
  • Rus: NAKAKAT'.
    • Lat: CON-CACO = to mess with. Permutation NKK ===> KNKK.
  • Rus: NAKALYU, NAKALIT'.
    • Lat: IN-CALESCO = heat up, IN-CALFICIO = heatheat; CON-CALEO = be completely warm, hot, coN-CALEFIO, ccoNCALEFACTIO = heating, warming. Transition T-F.
    • Gre: magkalii (MAGKALI, those. MAGKALI) = brazier. Transition N-M and K-GK.
  • Rus: NAKLON, NAKLONIT'.
    • Lat: IN-CLINO, INCLINO = bend, bow, bow, INCLINATIO = slope, INCLINATUS = inclined, INCLINIS = leaning.
    • Eng: INCLINE = inclined plane, tilt, slope, tilt(camping), incline(camping), tend, INCLINATION = incline.
  • Rus: NA KLYUCH, for example, close NA KLYUCH, or NA+KLAD.
    • Lat: IN-CLUDO, CLUSI = lock up, INCLUSIO = imprisonment.
    • Eng: INCLUDE = enclose, INCLOSE, ENCLOSE = enclose, INCLUSION = inclusion, addition, addition, accession.
  • Rus: NAKOLYU, NAKOLOT', NA+UKOL.
    • Lat: IN-UCOLO = vaccinate. That is, make an incision, an injection.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: INOCULATION = (honey.) graft.
  • Rus: NAKOLYU+OKO, NAKOLOT'. That is, I will carefully look, "pricking my eye" subject.
    • Lat: INCULCO = fix (gazegaze).
    • Eng: INCULCATE = inspire. Inspiring something to the interlocutor, they often look straight into his eyes..
  • Rus: NAKOPIT'.
    • Ger: ANKAUFEN = buy. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: NA+KOROSTA, i.e NA+KORA, NA+KHRUST, scab, NAKRYT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: INKRUSTATSIYA.
    • Lat: IN-CRUSTO = crust, IN-CRUSTATIO = facing (for example, marblefor example, marble).
    • Eng: INCRUST = to encrust. That is, cover the surface with pieces of ceramic or wood, "cover with bark".
    • Fre: INCRUSTER = to encrust.
    • Spa: INCRUSTAR = to encrust.
  • Rus: NA+KRIVIT', NAKRIVIT', NA+KRIVO, i.e. bend.
    • Lat: INCURVATIO = bending, IN-CURVO = bend, IN-CURVUS = crooked.
    • Eng: INCURVATION = curvature, curvature.
  • Rus: NAKRYT' or KAMORKA, KAMORA, KAMERA, KONURA. Letters m and m («te» with three chopsticks) written like so the words "camera" and "cover" (hide) could go into each other.
    • Lat: CON-CAMERO = vault. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin, that is NKRT ===> KNTR. Or Latin CAMERO - could occur from russian KAMORA or SVOD+KAMERA, SO+KAMERA, during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CONCAMERATION = vault, vaulted ceiling, vaulted ceiling, vaulted structure.
  • Rus: NAKUSA'YU, NAKUSA'T'. Insects, midges often bite. And also see the word NASEST', to settle. And also see the word NASEKAT', NASECHKA. Some insects could be called so by incisions separating one segment from another.. Or because biting, some insects "cut" to incise the skin.
    • Lat: INSECTA = insects, INSECTUM = insect.
    • Ger: INSEKT = insect. Permutation NKST ===> NSKT.
    • Eng: INSECT = insect.
  • Rus: NA LAPU, NA+LAPA, NA+LAPAYU.
    • Gre: analabainnw ANALABAINW, those. ANALABAINO) = take on.
  • Rus: NALIVAT', NALIT', LIVEN'.
    • Ger: LAUFEN = flow. Transition T-F and permutation: pourpour = NLT ===> LTN = laufeen.
  • Rus: NALOG, NALOZHU, impose a monetary penalty.
    • Ger: EINLAGE = contribution.
  • Rus: NALOZHENO, NALEGAT', impose something anywhere.
    • Ger: ANLAGE = building tab, ANLEGEN = to invest, ANLIEGEN = cling to (o dresso dress).
  • Rus: NALOZHU on each other something, that is, combine with each other two identical or similar concepts, objects, two close figures, etc.. From hereFrom here: ANALOGIYA.
    • Lat: ANALOGIA = analogy, ANALOGICUS = similar.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: ANALOGIE = analogy.
    • Eng: ANALOGY = analogy, ANALOGOUS = similar.
    • Spa: ANALOGIA = analogy.
    • Gre: analogaa (ANALOGA, those. ANALOGA) = compared, analogiaa (ANALOGIA, those. ANALOGIA) = similarity, analogy, proportion.
  • Rus: NA MEZHE, NA+MEZHDU.
    • Gre: anamesaa (ANAMESA, those. ANAMESA) = between, among, anametaxxu (ANAMETAXU, those. ANAMETAKSI) = between.
  • Rus: NAMERYAT', NAMERYAYU, NAMERYAL, NA+MERA. Hence the words NUMEROVAT', NUMERUYU, NOMER. And also see the word NEMERYANO, that is, a lot, not to measure, it is impossible to calculate.
    • Lat: NUMERATIO = counting, payment, payment, NUMERATUS = cash, NUMERO, ANNUMERO = count, NUMEROSE = a lot, NUMEROSITAS = a large number of, NUMEROSUS = numerous, NUMERUS = figure, component, rhythm, number, number, count, count, number, ENORMIS = immense, ENUMERATIO = calculus, ENUMERO = calculate, NUMERUS = lots of, INNUMERO = count off. Or could occur from words NEMERYANO, that is, a lot, not to measure.
    • Eng: NUMEROUS = numerous, NUMERAL = numerical, NUMBER = number.
    • Eng: ENORMOUS = huge. Similar words appeared also in German, French, Spanish.
  • Rus: NA+OBITAT'.
    • Lat: IN-HABITO, INHABITO = dwell.
    • Eng: INHABIT = live, inhabit, dwell, reside, settle, provide housing.
  • Rus: NA+ORAT', NA+ORU, NA+ROYU, NAROYU land i mean plow.
    • Lat: IN-ARO = plow.
  • Rus: NAPAL, NAPADENIE.
    • Ger: ANFALL = attack. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: ONFALL = attack. Transition P-F.
    • Gre: anapantecojj (ANAPANTECOS, those. ANAPANTEKHOS) = sudden, unexpected.
  • Rus: NA+PLAMYA, NA+PLAMENET', NA+PLAMENEYU.
    • Lat: IN-FLAMMO = ignite, INFLAMMO = ignite, INFLAMMATIO = arson, inflammation, INFLAMMOR = flare up. Transition P-F and N-M. Or derived from the word PLAMENET' when rearranging.
    • Eng: INFLAMMATION = ignition, fire, burning, fire.
    • Gre: anaflexxh ANAFLEXH, those. ANAFLEKSI) = ignition, flash. FromFrom: NA+PLAMYA+BLESK.
  • Rus: NAPLESTI, weave.
    • Lat: IM-PLECTO = braid. Transition N-M and Russian C ===> C Latin. Hence the hive of Latin words.Hence the hive of Latin words.: IMPLEXUS = interweaving, IMPLICATIO = interweaving, IMPLICATUS = confused, IMPLICITE = confused, IMPLICO, PLICUI, PLICITUM = mix up, PLICATUM = roll.
    • Lat: IN-FLECTO = bend, bend, bend. Transition P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: IMPLEX = tangled. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: INFLECT = bend, bend, bend, bend, bend.
  • Rus: NAPLEVAT', NAPLYUY, NA+POL'YU', PLAVAT', NA PLAVU, NA+PLAVAT'.
    • Lat: IM-PLUO = water and rain, IMPLUVITAS = drained, IMPLUVIUM = rainwater gutter. Transition N-M, i.e: afloatafloat = NPLV ===> NPLVM = impluvium.
    • Gre: anapleww (ANAPLEW, those. ANAPLEO) = sail away. FromFrom: NA+PLYVU.
  • Rus: NAPOLNIT', NAPOLNYU. From hereFrom here: AMPULA.
    • Lat: IM-PLEO, IMPLEO, IMPLEVI, IMPLETUM = fill, AD-IMPLEO = fill up. Transition NPLT ===> TMPL. As well as Latin AMPULLA = pot-bellied bottle with handles, vial, bottle, ampoule. Transition N-M.
    • Lat: INFLATIO = swelling, INFLATUS = full blown up, IN-FLUO = flow in, IN-FLO = blow. Transition P-F.
    • Ger: ANFÜLLEN = fill. Transition P-F. Maybe English is from here. reFILL = fill.
    • Eng: INFLATE = to inflate, fill with gas, air, pump up, INFLATABLE = inflatable.
  • Rus: NA PROBU, take something.
    • Ger: ANPROBE = fitting, ANPROBIEREN = try on.
  • Rus: NAPUGAN, NAPUGAT', NA+POGONYA, NA+POGNAT'.
    • Lat: IM-PUGNO, IMPUGNO = attack, IMPUGNATIO = attack, attack. By the way latin IMPUGNO = drive away; could occur from the word OTPUGNU during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: IMPUGN = challenge, disprove.
  • Rus: NAPUTAYU, NAPUTAT', NA+PUTY, NE+PUT', let NA PUTI, i.e NET PUTI, NET PYATY. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: AMPUTATSIYA.
    • Lat: INEPTIAE = confusion.
    • Lat: IM-PEDIO = entangle, IMPEDITUS = impassable, delayed, hindered, difficult. Transition N-M. Or Latin IMPEDITUS derived from the expression NE PYATA, NE PUT', NET PUTI. Transition N-M.
    • Lat: AMPUTATIO = deletion, AMPUTO = cut down. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: INEPT = stupid.
    • Eng: IMPEDE = interfere with, interfere with, hinder. Transition N-M and T-D.
    • Eng: AMPUTATION = amputation, AMPUTATE = amputate.
    • Gre: empodioo (EMPODIO, those. EMPODIO) = obstacle, barrier, empodizww (EMPODIZW, those. EMPODIZO) – hinder. FromFrom: NE PUT', no way when going N-M.
  • Rus: NA+PUT', that is, take the path, go forward.
    • Eng: INPUT = input signal "input".
  • Rus: NA PYATU, NA+PYATA.
    • Gre: anaphdww (ANAPHDW, those. ANAPIDO) = bounce.
  • Rus: NARASTI, NA+ZAROS, to grow.
    • Lat: INCRESCO = grow into. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INCRESCENT = growing (more often about the moonmore often about the moon).
  • Rus: NARECHET, NARECH', NA+RECHET, that is, proclaims, speaks speech.
    • Lat: INDICTIO = proclamation, IN-DICO, IN-DICTUM = announce, proclaim. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: INDICT = accuse, convict, indict in court.
  • Rus: NARITSAT', NARITSAYU (that is, I callthat is, I call), NA+ORAT', NA+ORU, NAORU. Or else that fits even betterOr else that fits even better: NAREKAT', NAREK. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.1202: Narok (is old.) name, name ... ruling, rule.
    • Lat: NARRO = narrate, NARRATUS, NARRATIO = statement, description, story, ENARRATIO = detailed account, NARRATUS = narration, E-NARRO, ENARRO = set out in detail.
    • Eng: NARRATION, NARRATIVE = narration.
  • Rus: NA+RDET', i.e ZARDET'SYA.
    • Lat: INARDESCO = light up. Transition Z-N, since latin N-Z differ only in orientation (put a letter on its sideput a letter on its side).
  • Rus: NARISOVAT', OBRAZ.
    • Ger: UMRISS = outline drawing. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: NARYAD like good rich clothes, NARYADIT', outfit. And NARYADNOE building. From hereFrom here: ORNAMENT.
    • Lat: ORNATE = elegant, beautiful, ORNATIO = decoration, ORNATUS = beautiful, equipped, decoration, outfit. Permutation NRD ===> RND. And ORNAMENTUM = outfit, ornament, insignia; could occur from NARYADIT' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Maybe latin ORNAMENTUM came from NARYAD+TYN, NARYADNYY TYN, that is, an elegant wall, an elegant temple, since the walls of the houses were especially decorated, painted, "dressed up".
    • Ger: ORNAT = church vestments. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: ORNATE = ornate, ORNAMENTAL pattern/design = ornament.
  • Rus: NASEDAT', NASEST', NASYADU, NASTIGAT', NASTICH'. Word NASEST' means both to have, to attack the enemy, and “to take the earth”, to populate the country. And also see the combination NA+KIDAT', NAKINUT'SYA, i.e. move fast somewhere.
    • Lat: INCITATIO = fast motion, INCITATUS = fast, swift, IN-CITO = drive on, INCEDO (CESSI, CESSUM) = to attack, INSIDO [SEDI, SESSUM] = settle. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: INSECTATIO = harassment, attacks, ridicule, IN-SECTOR = chase, drive, attack, INSECUTIO = the pursuit. Permutation: overtakeovertake = NSTGT ===> NSGTT = insectatio. See also expression NA+ISKAT' or NAKUSAT', NA+KUSAT'.
    • Lat: IN-CURRO = run up. Probably from the word NASEL, during the transition R-L and Russian C ===> C Latin. Or it could happen from Russian RYS'YU (trotting) upon readback. OrOr: NA+SKORO, hastily.
    • Eng: INCITE = excite, incite, provoke, induce, stimulate.
    • Eng: ONSET = attack.
  • Rus: NA+SEL, that is, sat down on something, NASEL.
    • Spa: ENSILLAR = saddle up.
  • Rus: NASELYAT', NASELYAYU, NASELYU, NASELENNYY, SELO.
    • Lat: INCOLATUS = residence, INCOLA = inhabitant, IN-COLO, INCOLO, COLUI, CULTUM = dwell. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: INSULA = island, detached house, INSULANIS = islander, INSULARES = apartment house residents, INSULARIS = link to the far island.
    • Eng: ISLAND, ISLE = Isle. Transition T-D and permutation: inhabitinhabit = NSLT ===> SLNT = islannd.
    • Spa: ISLA = Isle.
  • Rus: NA+SEMENA, NA+SEMYA, "to seed".
    • Lat: IN-SEMINO = plant out.
    • Eng: INSEMINATE = fertilize.
  • Rus: NASE'CH', NASEKU', NASEKAT', for example, a knife.
    • Lat: INCISIO = incision, dissection, cut, INCISUS = cut, IN-SECO, SECTUM = cut, dissect, open.
    • Eng: INCISE = notch, cut, cut, engrave, notch.
  • Rus: NASIDET'. For example, a bird sits in a nest on eggs.. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: INKUBATOR.===>>>
    • Lat: INCUBATIO = chicks hatching, sitting on eggs, INCUBO [CUBUI, CUBITUM] = sit on the eggs. Transition: Russian C ===> Latin, Latin d ===> b latin.
    • Eng: INCUBATE = sit (on eggson eggs), INCUBATION = incubation (chickens), breeding (bacteria and other living organismsbacteria and other living organisms).
  • Rus: NASKOBLYU, scrape.
    • Lat: IN-SCALPO, SCALPTUM = engrave, IN-SCULPO = embed. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: NASKREBU, NASKRIPET' pen, write something. Or NA+SKREPIT'.
    • Lat: IN-SCRIBO, INSCRIBO, SCRIPSI, SCRIPTUM = write in, INSCRIPTIO = inscription, inscription, title, address, INSCRIPTUM = inscription, INSCRIPIO = title.
    • Ger: ANSCHRIFT = inscription, INSCHRIFT = inscription. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: INSCRIPTION = inscription.
  • Rus: NASTELYU, lay on. Or the expression NA STERNYU, that is, lay on the ground, on the stubble.
    • Lat: IN-STERNO = lay down. Transition L-R, i.e L-r (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: NASTIGAYU, NASTIGAT'.
    • Lat: NASTIGO = set on.
    • Lat: IN-VESTIGO, INVESTIGO = search for traces, INVESTIGATIO = search, research, INVESTIGATOR = seeker.
    • Lat: VESTIGATIO = searches, VESTIGO = follow the tracks, VESTIGIUM = footprint. Transition N-V, since latin n-u-v differ only in orientation (turned the letter). As well as Latin VESTIGATOR = a hunter following in the footsteps; comes from Russian NASTIGAYU+TORYU (the road). In addition, Latin VESTIGATIO, VESTIGIUM could occur from expression VESTI KHOD, that is, "follow (to lead) move ", follow the movement, follow in the footsteps.
    • Eng: INVESTIGATE = to scout.
  • Rus: NA+STOYAT', that is, stand NA place, NASTOYAT' a place (similarly say: hang out a place). And NA+STOYAL in the sense of setting something to some place.
    • Lat: INSTITIO = standing, stopping, IN-STITUO, INSTITUO = set up.
    • Eng: INSTITUTE = law, custom, system, institution, establishment. That is something established, sustainably "standing", "frozen", consecrated by tradition..
    • Eng: INSTALL = formally impose in office, settle down, get settled, sit down, (tech.) install, assemble, assemble, INSTALLATION = establishment, induction, (tech.) installation, military installations.
    • Spa: INSTALAR = install, INSTALACION = installation, equipment.
  • Rus: NASTOYAT', NASTOYU', push for something. Insist on some idea, NASTOYAT' and found a society, organization, NASTAIVAT' on request. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: INSTITUT, INSTANTSIYA.
    • Lat: IN-STITUO, INSTITUO = decree, teach, guide.
    • Lat: INSTITUTIO = instruction, instruction, teaching, INSTITUTUM = order, establishment, undertaking, decision, plan, organization, routine, IN-STO, INSTO, STITI = stand up, IN-SISTO, INSISTO, INSTO (STITI) = stand up, INSTITUTUS = set.
    • Eng: INSTITUTE = establish society, INSTITUTES = law basics (legallegal.), INSTITUTION = establishment, organization.
    • Eng: INSIST = insist (on smth.), insist.
    • Eng: INSTATE = achieve (location, rights, etc..), induce.
    • Eng: INSTANCE = request, insistence, request, request.
    • Spa: INSTANCIA = request, petition.
  • Rus: NASTOYASHCHIY, this moment, NE STOYANIE, i.e. movement.
    • Lat: INSTANS = present, current, present, INSTANTIA = currently.
    • Eng: INSTANT = current moment, present moment, instant, instant, moment.
  • Rus: NASTROIT', NASTROYU new buildings. And NASTROIT' figuratively, prepare someone, train, train. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: INSTRUKTSIYA.
    • Lat: INSTAURATIO = restoration, repair, renewal, INSTAURO = arrange, INSTRUCTIO = instruction, construction, construction, IN-STRUCTURA = build, INSTRUCTUS = device, IN-STRUO = build, INSTRUMENTUM = tool (see below NASTROIT' TYN - Auth.). As well as Latin INSTRUO = instruct. That is to “set up” the animal as necessary, to learn it.
    • Eng: INSTRUCT = to instruct, INSTRUCTION = command, instruction, INSTRUCTIONAL = training.
  • Rus: NASTUPAYU, NASTUPAT', for example, the coming day. In the sense of the next day, the next step. That is the one that is coming.
    • Ger: NÄCHST = next, close, close.
    • Eng: NEXT = next, next, future, coming, next, next.
  • Rus: NA+SUNU, NA+SUNUT', I mean, I stick it, I stick it in, I put it somewhere. And NASUYU, that is, "stick inside".
    • Lat: IN-SINUO = to put in the bosom, INSINUO = introduce.
    • Eng: INSINUATE = penetrate, wade in, sneak in, rub in, enter consciousness gradually inject, inspire gradually, hints.
  • Rus: NASYPAT'. For example, poured earthen ramp, fence.
    • Lat: IN-SAPTIO, SAEPTUM = enclose.
  • Rus: NASYTIT', onSYTIT'SYA. And TESNO, TESNYY, TESNIT'.
    • Lat: DENSATIO = compaction, DENSEO, DENSO = thicken, DENSITAS = density, DENSITO = arrange in close masses. angng) DENSE = dense. Transition T-D and permutation NST ===> TNS. Or it could come from the word TESNO, TESNYY.
  • Rus: NASYADU, NASEST', NA+SIDET', NASTOYU', insist.
    • Lat: IN-CEDO = step up, IN-CESSO = attack, IN-CUTIO = bounce. Transition: Russian C ===> With Latin and transition D-T.
    • Lat: HAESITO = sit down. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Lat: IN-SIDEO, INSIDEO, SEDI, SESSUM = sit, INSIDIAE = ambush, IN-SIDO, SEDI = sit down.
    • Eng: INSIDE = inside, inside, secret, confidential, intended for a narrow circle, the inside.
  • Rus: NATVORIT', NATVORIL, that is, created, NA+TVORENIE, NACHALO, create an act of creation, TVORENIE. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: NATURA, NATURAL'NYY.
    • Lat: NATURA = birth, world order, world, universe, organ of childbirth, primary matter, creation, individual, NATURALIS = created by nature, organs of childbirth, congenital. Transition V-U. If NATURA comes from the word TVORENIE, then we see the permutationthen we see the permutation: TVRN ===> NTVR.
    • Lat: NATIVUS = born, NATIVITAS = birth.
    • Lat: Probably from here (or from the Russian word NACHALO, see below) and latin NATAL = birth, NATALE = Place of Birth, NATALIS = birth related R-L. Apparently, abbreviated version of the word NATVORYU are Latin words NATIO = birth, descent, tribe, nationality, people, estate (see also origin from word NASHI), NATUS = born, inborn, NATUS = son, birth. Transition V-U. Or Latin NATAL derived from Russian NACHALO, elementary.
    • Lat: INVENTOR = creator, inventor, INVENTRIX = creator, inventor. Permutation: on+creationcreation = NTVRN ===> NVNTR = inventoor.
    • Ger: NATUR = nature, nature, NATÜRLICH = natural, natural. Transition U-V, so that NATUR = NATVR; could occur from russian NATVORYU.
    • Eng: NATURE = nature, NATIVE = natural, native, NATURAL = natural.
    • Eng: NATIVE = native, person leading his kind from such a place, aborigine, autochthon, native.
    • Eng: NATAL = birth related.
    • Eng: INVENTOR = inventor.
  • Rus: NATIRAT', TERET', NATERET', NATRU, NA+TYORKA.
    • Lat: IN-TERO, TRITUM = rub, IN-FRICO, IN-FRIO = rub, INFRICTIO = rubbing. Transition T-F. As well as Latin INTRIMENTUM = rubbed seasoning, INTRITUM = kind of okroshka; comes from Russian NATERTYY.
    • Lat: IN-CRETO = chalk. Back reading: on+gratergrater = NTRK ===> NKRT = in-creto.
    • Eng: INFRICTION = rubbing in (ointments, etc.ointments, etc..).
    • Tur: NATIR = servant in the women's bath.
  • Rus: NATKAT', NATKU, NA+TKAT'.
    • Lat: INTEXTUS = interweaving, binding, bonding, IN-TEXO = stick, interweave, intertwine.
  • Rus: NATOPLYU, NATOPIT' (PECH').
    • Lat: IN-TEPEO = to be lukewarm, INTEPESCO = warm up.
  • Rus: NA+TORIT' the road that is NACHAT' TORIT' the road, NATORIT'.
    • Ger: ANTRETEN = go on a trip, ANTRITT = start, offensive.
    • Eng: START = Start. From the word TORIT'.
  • Rus: NATUGA, NATUZHNO. That is, it is difficult to do something. See also the expression NE KHOTIM, I do not want.
    • Lat: NEGOTIUM = difficulty. Permutation: tensiontension = NTG ===> NGT = negotio. As well as Latin MAGNO NEGOTIO = difficult; could occur from expression MNOGO NATUGI, that is, especially strained, very difficult. See also the word NE'KHOTYA, that is, to do something reluctantly, with difficulty, through force. Latin MAGNO NEGOTIO came probably from Russian "MNOGO NEKHOTYA", "MNOGO NE KHOTET'", i.e MNOGO NE KHOCHU, I don't want at all.
    • Eng: NEGOTIATE = overcome the obstacle, NEGOTIATION = overcoming difficulties. Permutation NTG ===> NGT.
    • Ger: NOTIGEN = coerce, NÖTIG = necessary, necessary.
    • Gre: anorectta (ANORECTA, those. ANOREKHTA) = reluctantly.
  • Rus: NATYANUT', NATYANU, NATYANUT'SYA, STYANUT' tight anything. For example, strain, "pull the nerves," get ready to throw. From hereFrom here: INTENSIVNYY.
    • Lat: IN-TENDO, INTENDO (TENDI, TENTUM) = pull on, INTENSE = hard, INTENSIO = tension, INTENTATIO = prostration, INTENTE = tensely, INTENTIO = stretching, stretching, stress, INTENTO = stretch, INTENSUS = stretched, strained, stretching, INTENTUS = tension strong.
    • Lat: INTRACTIO = stretching, IN-TRAHO = pull, drag. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin. And also see the combination NA+TROGAT', NA+TRONU.
    • Eng: TENSION = surface tension.
    • Eng: INTENTION = intent, purpose, purpose, purpose.
    • Eng: ANDANTE = andante (music leisurely, calm). Transition T-D.
    • Gre: entonojj (ENTONOS, those. ENTONOS) = tense.
  • Rus: NATYANUT' the dress, TYANU, TYANUT'.
    • Ger: ANTUN = put on a dress.
    • Eng: DON = put on. Transition T-D. From the word TYANU.
  • Rus: NA, UGOSTI(is smiling)! - that is, offer to try.
    • Lat: IN-GUSTO = give it a try.
  • Rus: NAUTRO.
    • Lat: MATURE = early, MATURUS = early. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: NAKHAL, NA+KHULIT', KHULIT'.
    • Gre: acalinwtooj (ACALINWTOS, those. AKHALINOTOS) = cheeky, naughty, wild.
  • Rus: NAKHODIT' product, the buyer, that is the main goal of any trade. And NAKHODIT' path to the interlocutor's heart, to find common points of contact, that is, to negotiate, trying to NAYTI way out of the situation, negotiate a price in trade.
    • Lat: NEGOTIATIO = trade, NEGOTIATOR = dealer, NEGOTIOR = trade. Transition KH-G and D-T.
    • Eng: NEGOTIATION = negotiation, discussion of conditions, overcoming difficulties, (fin.) sale, transfer, accounting.
  • Rus: NATSAPAT', NATSAPAYU, for example, greedily grab something.
    • Lat: INCIPIO = to undertake, INCEPTUM = company.
    • Eng: INCEPT = take exams for a degree (at cambridge universityat cambridge university), INCEPTION = starting point (at cambridge universityat cambridge university).
    • Gre: anaskophssh ANASKOPHSH, those. ANASKOPISI) = review, review. Transition TS-K. That is to say (eye, gazeeye, gaze).
  • Rus: NATSELO, TSEL'NYY, NA+TSELYY.
    • Lat: INCOLUMIS = unharmed, IMCOLUMITAS = integrity. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: NA TSEL', NATSELIT', to aim NA TSEL'.
    • Lat: MISSILE = arrow. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: MISSILE = war shell.
  • Rus: NACHALO, start off.
    • Lat: NATAL = birthbirth; NATALE = Place of Birth, NATALIS = birth related. From the Slavic word NACHALO. Transition CH-T. When rearranging letters, a name appeared ANATOLIY.
    • Eng: INITIAL = elementary. Read "initial". From the word NACHALO when going H -===> Sh.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: NATAL = birth related.
    • Ita: NATALE = birth, native.
    • Spa: NATAL = birth related.
    • Gre: anatolhh (ANATOLH, those. ANATOLI) = East. In the east NACHINAETSYA day the sun rises. therefore: anatolh ANATOLH, those. ANATOLI) = sunrise (for example the sunfor example the sun).
  • Rus: NACHINAT'SYA, NACHINAT'.
    • Spa: NACIMIENTO = birth.
  • Rus: NASH'YU or POSH'YU, to sew.
    • Lat: IN-SUO, INSUO, SUI, SUTUM = sew, sew, sew, fasten. Transition SH-S and Russian ===> n Latin.
  • Rus: NEBO, NA NEBE, NEBESA, NA NEBO rise. From hereFrom here: NIMB.
    • Lat: NEBULA = cloud fog, NUBES = cloud cloud, NIMBUS = cloud, fog, rain cloud, rain, rain, NUBO = cover up, INNUBIS = cloudless.
    • Lat: From expression NEBO TORIT' could happen latin NUBIFER = cloud-bearing (transition T-F). Further, from NEBO+BEG could happen latin NUBI-FIGUS = accelerating clouds from NEBO+ZHENA could happen latin NUBIGENA = born of clouds, child of clouds that fell from the sky, from Russian NEBO+BEG could happen NUBI-VAGUS = running through the clouds (transition B-V).
    • Lat: OB-NUBO = envelop, OB-NUBULIS = shrouded in clouds, OB-NUBULO = cloud over, OB-NUBULATIO = misting. Could have come from the word NEBO, and also probably from the word OBNYAT' during the transition T-D and d-b.
    • Ger: NEBEL = fog.
    • Eng: NEBULA = fog haze, (astron.) nebula, NIMBUS = halo.
    • Fre: NIMBE = halo.
    • Eng: HEAVEN = heaven. Latin H spelled as Russian H, and also transition B-V.
    • Por: NEBULOSO = cloudy, foggy.
    • Spa: NUBE = cloud cloud, NIMBO = halo.
    • Gre: nefelwdhjj (NEFELODHS, those. NEFELODIS) = cloudy, nefwshh (NEFWSH, those. NEFOSI) = overcast. FromFrom: NEBESA, during the transition B-F.
    • Gre: pannw PANW, those. PANO) , epanw EPANW, those. EPANO) = up above. Reverse word reading NEBO and transition B-P. See also Russian word NAVERKH. Further, epanastatww (EPANASTATW, those. EPANASTATO) = rebel. FromFrom: NEBO+STOYAT', i.e «lift up». Further, mpainww (MPAINW, those. MPAINO = BAINO) = climb (upstairs). Insofar as MP at the beginning of the word is read in Greek as B, cm. [758:0], with.12, that BAINO – this is a reverse reading of the word NEBO. Probably from the word NEBO, when reading it back, the Greek also happened paan PAN, those. PAN) = all important. Indeed, the sky covers «everything on earth», «everything happens under heaven», «everything is visible from the sky». Then the word PAN (sky) became the designation of something common, universal, main. for example, panhgurii (PANHGURI, those. PANIGIRI) = festivities fromfestivities from: PAN+IGRY, i.e. general games. And panselhnoj PANSELHNOS, those. PANSELINOS) = full moon that is «the whole moon is visible». Or the word PANORAMA (panorama), those. «all space», see the word RAMA, RAMENA.
    • Gre: anabashh (ANABASH, those. ANABASI) = ascent, anabazzw ANABAZW, those. ANABASO) = lift up. That is to move up to heaven. And anodojj (ANODOS, those. ANODOS) = ascent. It is clear that they confused Russian d (ba) with Greek d (de) due to the similarity of writing. Therefore NEBO turned into NODO. Similarly, the Greek ouranooj OURANOS, those. OIRANOS) = the sky - turned out to be a reverse reading of the Slavic word «sky» at the confusion of Russian d (ba) with Greek r (po) – turned the letter. Further, katebainnw (KATEBAINW, those. KATEBAINO) = get offget off: KATIT'+NEBO (back reading), i.e «roll out of the sky», way down.
    • Gre: anefelooj (ANEFELOS, those. ANEFELOS) = cloudless. Transition B-F and here a – negation.
  • Rus: NEBO+ROSA. From hereFrom here: AMBROZIYA.
    • Lat: AMBROSIA = "ambrosia ", food of the gods. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: AMBROSIA = (grech.) ambrosia, food of the gods, perga - pollen collected by bees.
  • Rus: NE BOLIT, NE BOL'NO.
    • Lat: IN-DOLENTIA = insensitivity to pain, INDOLENS = painless. Transition: Russian b (latin b) ===> d latin. And INDOLORIA = painkillers.
    • Eng: INDOLENT = (honey.) painless, lazy, sluggish, inactive (about people, their characterabout people, their character).
  • Rus: NE BYT', non-existence.
    • Tur: NABUT = non-existent.
  • Rus: NEVERNO.
    • Ger: UNWAHR = false.
  • Rus: NE VER'! NEVEROYATNO.
    • Eng: NEVER = never.
  • Rus: NE VIDEN, I do not see.
    • Lat: IN-VIDENS = blind.
  • Rus: NE VIDIT, NE VIZHU, NE VIDEL, NE VEDAL, that is, did not know, did not understand.
    • Lat: IN-FIDELIS = unbeliever, wrong, INFIDELITAS = disbelief. Transition V-F.
    • Lat: IN-VISUS, INVISUS = invisible, invisible, unseen, IN-VISITATUS = invisible, IN-VISIO = lack of vision, INVISIBILIS, INVISUS = invisible.
    • Eng: INVISIBLE = invisible.
    • Tur: NEBEDIT = invisible. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: NE+VINO, I mean, I don't drink wine.
    • Lat: IN-VINIUS = abstainer.
  • Rus: NEVOL'NYY, NEVOL'NO, NE+VOL'NOST', NE+VOL'NO, that is, against will.
    • Lat: IN-VOLUNTAS = reluctance, INVOLUNTARIE = involuntarily.
    • Ger: UNWILLKÜRLICH = involuntary, UNWILLE(n) = displeasure, UNWILLIG = unhappy.
    • Eng: UNWILLED = involuntary.
  • Rus: NE VYYTI, NE VOYTI, that is, you can not leave, enter, reluctantly.
    • Lat: INVITO = willy-nilly, INVITUS = against the will forced, INVIUM = impassable place, INVIUS = impassable, impenetrable (from the word NE VEZU - AuthAuth.).
  • Rus: NEGODNYY, NEGODNO, NEGODNOST', NEGODOVAT'.
    • Lat: NEQUITIA, INIQUITAS = disrepair, NEQUITER = badly. Transition D-T and n-u, as well as the permutation NGDN ===> NGND.
    • Lat: NUGACITAS = nonsense, NEFANDUS = scoundrel. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and G-F.
    • Lat: INDIGNANS = indignant, INDIGNANTER = indignantly, INDIGNATIO = indignation, indignation, anger, INDIGNE = disgracefully, indignantly, INDIGNUS = outrageous, INDIGNITAS = dishonesty, meanness, indignation, indignation, quick-tempered, IN-DIGNOR, INDIGNOR = be indignant, IN-DIGNUS = shameful, undeserved.
    • Lat: IN-HONORO = dishonor. Or it comes from NE+GONOR.
    • Eng: INDIGNITY = neglect, contempt, insult, humiliation.
    • Eng: NUGATORY = worthless, worthless, void, useless, vain, vain.
    • Spa: INDIGENCIA = poverty.
    • Gre: aganakttw (AGANAKTW, those. AGANAKTO) = resent. From: resentresent = NGD --- GNKT – aganakto.
  • Rus: NE+GOST'+PITAL, that is, did not give the guest to eat.
    • Lat: IN-HOSPITALIS = inhospitable.
    • Eng: INHOSPITABLE = inhospitable, unfriendly, inhospitable.
  • Rus: NEGUSTO, I mean very little poor.
    • Lat: ANGUSTIAE = need, EGESTAS = poverty.
  • Rus: NE DAT', don't give, NE DAYU.
    • Lat: IN-DODATUS = uncomfortable, IN-EDITUS = unpublished.
    • Eng: UNEDITED = unpublished, unpublished.
    • Gre: adiabroko, adiabrikojj (ADIABROKO, those. ADIABROKHO) = waterproof, waterproof. Here a – negation. FromFrom: NE DAYU VLAGI, that is, I hold moisture. Transition V-B, L-R and G-KH-K, i.e: moisturemoisture = VLG --- BRKH = brokho.
  • Rus: NE DELAT'.
    • Gre: adouleutooj (ADOULEUTOS, those. ADOILEITOS) = unprocessed. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: NE DELIT', NEDELIMYY. That is something indivisible, whole, unique, unique. From hereFrom here: INDIVIDUUM, INDIVIDUAL'NYY.
    • Lat: IN-DIVIDUUS, INDIVIDUUS = undivided, indivisible, IN-DIVIDITAS = indivisibility. Transition: Russian l ===> v latin. The letters "l" and "v" differ only in orientation. As well as the transition T-D.
    • Eng: INDIVIDUAL = personal, personal, intended for one person, the only, INDIVIDUALITY = individuality.
  • Rus: NE DAYU ZRET', that is, it’s hard to see something is stopping.
    • Gre: adiakritooj (ADIAKRITOS, those. ADIAKRITOS) = indistinct. Here a – negation. Transition K-TS-S-Z (type caesar caesar). I.e: a-dia-cretos = I do not give to see.
  • Rus: NE+DETINETS, that is, there is no detinets, no protection. As we have said, in the center of Russian cities there used to be a fortified DETINETS, something like the Kremlin. In particular, children were hiding here during the siege.
    • Lat: INDEFENSUS = defenseless.
    • Eng: INDEFENSIBILITY = inability to protect.
  • Rus: NE DOLZHEN, you don't owe me anything, I forgive you. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: INDUL'GENTSIYA.===>>>
    • Lat: INDULGENS = condescending, INDULGENTIA = mercy, generosity, forgiveness, absolution, mercy, INDULGEO = condescend, be merciful.
    • Eng: INDULGENCE = condescension, indulgence, tolerance, indulgence, indulgence (smb.), grace, (church.) indulgence.
    • Spa: INDULGENTE = indulgent.
  • Rus: NE DO'LZHNO, that is, not good, bad.

lat) IN-DILIGENS = negligent, inattentive, neglected, neglected.

  • Rus: NE DOM, NE DOMA, NE DOMASHNIY.
    • Lat: IN-DOMITUS, INDOMITUS = rampant, untamed, unbroken, wild. That is not home, not manual.
    • Eng: INDOMITABLE = indomitable, uncontrollable, unrestrained, unbridled, stubborn, stubborn.
  • Rus: NE DOSTIGNUT', NE DOSTAT'.
    • Eng: INDISTINCT = vague, indistinct, vague, vague, hazy, obscure, indistinct.
  • Rus: NE DOUCHIT'. see also NE POUCHAET.
    • Lat: IN-DOCTE = unlearned, IN-DOCTUS, INDOCTUS = unlearned, illiterate, inexperienced. Or derived fromOr derived from: NE POUCHAET, due to Latin confusion p-d.
  • Rus: NEDRA. For example, water from the depths, that is, coming from the depths. Word NEDRA is in the same sense bush as the word NUTRO, inside. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: GIDRO(dynamics) and so on.
    • Lat: HYDRIUS = water, HYDRA = water snake, HYDRAGOGIA = drainage channel. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin. See also the word NUTRIYA = water rat. And also see. VYDRA - also from the breed of water rats; here we see the transition V-N due to Latin confusion V and N because of the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: INTERNA = bowels, depth. See also the word NUTRO.
    • Eng: HYDRO- = hydro- = prefix meaning "water", i.e. related to water, for example, HYDRODYNAMIC = hydrodynamic, etc.. (this is a very large semantic bush - Avtthis is a very large semantic bush - Avt.), HYDRA = hydra.
  • Rus: NE DROZHAL.
    • Lat: IN-TREMULUS = intrepid. TransitionTransition: D-T and Russian ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: NE+EDA, no food.
    • Lat: IN-EDIA, INEDIA = hunger, abstaining from food, fasting, fasting.
    • Eng: INEDIBLE = inedible. I.e NE EDA BYLA.
  • Rus: NEZHNO, NEZHNYY.
    • Gre: eugeneiia (EUGENEIA, those. EIGENEIA) = politeness, eugenhhj (EUGENHS, those. EIGENIS or EVGENIS) = polite. Transition G-ZH, i.e: gentlygently = NZHN --- GN or IGN = Eigenis. Or fromOr from: ZHENA, in terms of ZHENSTVENNYY. Hence the name EVGENIY. Further: ageneia = rudeness, agenhj = rude. FromFrom: NE NEZHNYY, because a here means denial.
  • Rus: NEZABUDKA, flower. Interestingly, this name has little or no change. SMYSLA entered into other languages.
    • Eng: FORGET-ME-NOT = forget-me-not. So literally translated the Russian name: Do not forget about me.
    • Ger: VERGISSMEINNICHT = forget-me-not. Same literal translation.
    • Fre: NE-MOUBLIEZ-PAS = forget-me-not. Similarly: Do not forget about me.
    • Spa: NOMEOLVIDES = forget-me-not. And again: Do not forget about me.
  • Rus: NE ZVAT'. And also, perhaps see the combination NE+VECHE, i.e NE atVECHAT', do not call, "NE VECHIT'". Word VECHE it also made senseit also made sense: SOBRANIE, SOZYV.
    • Lat: IN-VOCATUS, INVOCATUS = Unsolicited, Unsolicited, No Call. Transition: Russian C, W ===> C Latin and transposition NZVT ===> NVZT. And HOSPES INVOCATUS = uninvited guest; could occur from slavic expression GOST' NEZVANYY.
    • Eng: UNVOICED = unsaid.
  • Rus: NE+ZVON, that is, no ringing, no sound.
    • Lat: INSONUS = silent, mute. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: INSONIFY = voice, INSONATION = dubbing. Could also occur from NA+ZVON, that is, to voice that which was not heard was silent.
  • Rus: NEZNAYUSHCHIY, NE ZNAYU, NE OSOZNAYU', NE SOZNAYU', NESOZNAYUSHCHIYSYA (for example, hiding his name). Or see the combination NE SAM, that is, lost his identity.
    • Lat: INSANIA = madness madness recklessness, INSANIO = to be insane, IN-SANUS, INSANUS = insane, mad, insane, reckless, INSENSATUS = reckless.
    • Lat: INCOGNITUS, NESCIUS = unfamiliar, unknown, uninformed. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INSANE = insane, crazy, crazy, insane, reckless.
    • Eng: INCOGNITO = incognito hiding under a false name.
    • Tur: NASINAS = unknowing.
  • Rus: NE ZRYU. That is, I do not look around, I sit quietly, NE ZORKIY.
    • Lat: INCURIA = carelessness. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin. Or INCURIA derived from the expression NE KARA, that is, "no grief", no punishment. Hence, probably, Indian "karma". It is not for nothing that they still say in Russian “he doesn’t know grief”, that is, he is not concerned about anything, carefree.
    • Eng: INCUR = be subjected to (anything), bring on yourself. For example, in carelessness not to see the danger. Or derived from NA+KARA, that is, brought upon myself KARU, punishmentpunishment ===> NA KARA.
  • Rus: NE IDU PYATOY, NE+IDU+PUT', i.e. impassable.
    • Gre: adiabatojj (ADIABATOS, those. ADIABATOS) = impassable. Transition P-B. Here a means denial.
  • Rus: NE ISKUSIT', NE ISKUSNO, NE USKUSHU, i.e NEISKUSHENNYY, inexperienced. And also see. NE OSOZNAT', NE OSOZNAYU, NE OSYAZAT'.
    • Lat: INSCITE = unskilful, INSCITIA = inexperience, ignorance, inability, IN-SCITUS, INSCITUS = unskilful, stupid, reckless, ignorant, ridiculous, IN-SCIUS, INSCIUS, NESCIUS = unknowing.
    • Eng: UNSCIENTIFIC = unscientific, unscientific.
  • Rus: NE ISTINA, that is, something wrong, illegal, NE ISTINNO, NE ISTINNYY.
    • Lat: INJUSTUS = illegal, unfair, INJUSTE = not fair, INJUSTITIA = injustice. Latin transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: INJUSTICE = injustice, UNJUST = unrighteous.
    • Spa: INJUSTO = unfair.
  • Rus: NE+KLICH, do not call.
    • Gre: anaklhssh (ANAKLHSH, those. ANAKLISI) = recall. Transition CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: NE+KROV', bloodless, NET KROVI. Or NEKHOROSHO. From hereFrom here: NEKROZ (medicmedic.).
    • Lat: NECROSUS = death. Transition: Russian X ===> C is Latin and SH-S. Or fromOr from: NET KROVI (NE+KROV').
    • Eng: NECROSE = deaden.
    • Gre: nekrooj (NEKROS, those. NEKROS) = dead, dead. And also from NEKHOROSHO happenedaiscrooj (AISCROS, those. AISKHROS) = indecent, shameful. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: NELEPOST'. see also NAPUTAYU, NAPUTAL. And also see. NEPUTEVYY, i.e "NE PUT'", no way.
    • Lat: INEPTIOLA = nonsense. Permutation NLPST ===> NPTL.
    • Eng: INEPT = foolish, unsuitable, unsuitable, unsuitable, stupid.
  • Rus: NEL'ZYA or NE+L'ZYA, i.e NET+L'ZYA. See the word above L'ZYA.
    • Lat: NON LICET = can't. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: INSULTO = mock. What to do NEL'ZYA. Or else INSULTO came from NA+KHULIT', that is to collapse with KHULOY NA anyone.
    • Eng: UNLICENSED = unlicensed, unlicensed, unlicensed.
    • Eng: INSOLENCE = abusive arrogance, contempt, insolence, arrogance, insolence. In other words, what NEL'ZYA do. Or see. NA+KHULIT', "on+crooked". Transition X, W ===> WITH.
    • Eng: INSULT = insult, offense, lunge, (honey.) damage, hemorrhage. Or see. NA+KHULIT'. Transition KH-SH-S.
    • Spa: INSOLENCIA = insolence, INSOLENTE = impudent, cheeky.
    • Spa: INSULTO = insult. Or see. NA+KHULIT'.
    • Gre: antileggw ANTILEGW, those. ANTILEGO) = to contradict.
  • Rus: NE MENYAYU, NE MENYAT', NE+MONETA, that is, I do not demand money, I am exempted from tax, from tax, I give privileges.
    • Lat: IM-MUNIS = tax free, IMMUNITAS = exemption from service. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: IMMUNITY = exemption from payment, tax, any obligations, etc., privileges, inviolability.
    • Gre: apomenww (APOMENW, those. APOMENO) = stay, apomeinarii (APOMEINARI, those. APOMEINARI) = remainder. Here a – negation. I.e: not POMENYAYU ===> APOMENO .
  • Rus: NE+MERYAT', NE+MERKA, that is, no measure, impossible to measure, something very large, NE OTME'RYAT'.
    • Lat: IMMODERATUS = immense, IMMODERATE, IMMODICE = immoderately, IMMODICUS = unlimited. Transition N-M and Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: IMMODERATE = excessive, unlimited, excessive, exorbitant.
    • Gre: anariqmhtojj (ANARITMHTOS, those. ANARITMITOS) = innumerable, anarmostojj (ANARMOSTOS, those. ANARMOSTOS) = irrelevant (those. not knowing measure no measure). Transition not+measure ===> «not rhythmnot rhythm».
  • Rus: NEMOSHCH', NEMOCH', I can not, can not. And ONEMEYU, ONEMEL, ONEMET'.
    • Lat: ANAEMIA = anemia.
    • Ger: OHNMACHT = weakness, impotence, fainting. Read ONMAKHT, that is, could occur from NE MOGU, NEMOSHCH'. And OHNMÄCHTIG = powerless, ANÄMIE = anemia.
    • Eng: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ANEMIA, ANAEMIA = anemia, anemia.
    • Fre: ANEMIE = anemia.
    • Tur: NAMIZAC = unhealthy.
    • Gre: anaimiaa (ANAIMIA, those. ANAIMIA) = anemia, anemia.
    • Gre: adunamiia (ADUNAMIA, those. ADINAMIA) = weakness. Transition N-M and reverse reading: numbnumb = NMT --- TNM = adinamia. Or fromOr from: DEYU NEMOSHCH', i.e «create weaknesscreate weakness».
  • Rus: NENAVIDET', NENAVIZHU, NENAVIST'.
    • Lat: IN-VIDENS = detractor, IN-VIDEO, INVIDEO = hate, INVIDIA = hate, malice, envy, jealousy, INVIDIOSE = with envy, INVIDIOSUS = hateful, INVISUS = hated.
    • Lat: VINDICO = revenge, punish, VINDICATIO = revenge, punishment, VINDEX = avenger, punisher, avenger, VINDICTA = punishment, revenge. Transition T-D and permutation: hatehate = NNVDT ===> VNDST = vindicta. See also the word VINIT'.
    • Ger: ANWIDERN = to be disgusting.
    • Eng: INVIDIOUS = hostile, insulting with injustice, outrageous, envious.
  • Rus: NE NAMERYAT', NEMERYANO, that is, very much impossible to measure.
    • Lat: INNUMERUS = innumerable.
    • Eng: INNUMERABLE = uncountable, uncountable, numerous, innumerable.
    • Eng: UNNUMBERED = unnumbered, unread, countless, uncountable, numerous, countless.
  • Rus: NENAST'E.
    • Eng: NASTY = disgusting, unpleasant, repulsive, vile, nasty, dirty.
  • Rus: NE NOCHEVAT'.
    • Lat: AB-NOCTO = spend the night outside the house here AB - negation prefix.
  • Rus: NE+NUTRO, that is, there is nothing inside.
    • Lat: IN-NUTRIUS = unfed.
    • Eng: INNUTRIENT = non-nutritional.
  • Rus: NEOZHIDANNO. From here happenedFrom here happened: INTSIDENT. Transition ZH-TS.
    • Lat: INCIDENS = incident. That is something unexpected. Transition F,SH-S, Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: INCIDENT = incident.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: INCIDENTE = incident.
  • Rus: NE OBITAT', uninhabited.
    • Lat: INHABITABILIS = uninhabitable.
    • Eng: Interestingly, in English, the corresponding word INHABITABLE means the opposite: habitable. I.e NA+OBITAT'.
  • Rus: NEOPRYATNYY.
    • Gre: aplutoj APLUTOS, those. APLITOS) = dirty, unwashed. Transition R-L, and here A – negation. That is a+neatneat = APRTN ===> APLT = aplitos.
  • Rus: NE ORAT', i.e NE PAKHAT', NE RYT'.
    • Lat: IN-ARATUS = unsplowed.
    • Eng: INARABLE = unsuitable for plowing.
    • Gre: anorgwtojj (ANORGWTOS, those. ANORGOTOS) = unspawned.
  • Rus: NE ORAT', that is, not to speak, to be silent.
    • Lat: IN-ORATUS = unstructured, IN-ORUS = melee.
  • Rus: NE OSOZNAYU, NE OSOZNAT', NE OSOZNAVAT', NE ZNAYU.
    • Lat: IN-SCIENS = unknowing, IN-SCIENTIA, INSCIENTIA = ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, inability, NESCIENTER = unknowingly ignorant, NE-SCIO = dont know, NESCIUS = unknowing, incapable, NESCITUS = unknown, unknown. Transition n-u.
    • Eng: UNSCIENTIFIC = unscientific, unscientific.
  • Rus: NE OTPER, NEOTPERTYY, not+unlock.
    • Lat: IN-APERTUS = unopened.
  • Rus: NE OTSTOYAT', that is to be close.
    • Lat: IN-DISTANTER = making no distinction, IN-DISTINCTE = without distinction without making a difference, IN-DISTINCTUS = undifferentiated.
  • Rus: NE PARA. That is unequal, not paired.
    • Lat: IMPAR = uneven, odd. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: IMPARITY = inequality.
    • Spa: IMPAR = odd.
  • Rus: NE+PENYA, NE PENYAT'. Or NE PNU, NE PNUT', that is, I will not touch, I will not kick, beat. Note that the words PENYA and VINA are in the same sense bush.
    • Lat: IMPUNE = with impunity, IMPUNITAS = impunity, IMPUNITE = with impunity, IM-PUNITUS, IMPUNITUS = unpunished.
    • Eng: IMPUNITY = impunity.
  • Rus: NE PERETREPAT', that is, do not worry, do not tremble, "do not shake the nerves", NE PERETEREBIT'.
    • Lat: IMPERTURBATUS = deadpan. See Russian NE PERETEREBIT'. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: IMPERTURBABLE = calm, calm, cold-blooded.
  • Rus: NE POKOY, NE+POKOIT'. Or see the combination NE KVIT, NE KVITY, that is, "not yet settled," and when KVITY, then everything is calm.
    • Lat: IN-QUIES, INQUIES = restless, INQUITE = not knowing peace, INQUIETATIO = anxiety, INQUIETO = worry, IN-QUIETUS, INQUIETUS = restless, anxious. Transition PK ===> Q as well p-q.
    • Eng: INQUIETUDE = anxiety, anxiety, excitement.
  • Rus: NE POSOBIL, that is, did not help, or NEPOSIL'NO, NE PO SILAM.
    • Lat: IM-POSSIBILIS, IMPOSSIBILIS = impossible, IMPASSIBILIS = passionless. See also expression NE PUST' BYL, NE PUST' BY, that is, "not possible".
    • Eng: IMPOSSIBLE = impossible, IMPASSABLE = impassable, impassable. And English IMPASSABLE occurred most likely from the expression NE+PESHIY, that is, you cannot walk on foot.
    • Eng: INDOCILE = unyielding, recalcitrant, disobedient. Could occur from the expression NE PO SILE, NE PO SILAM. Transition P,B-D due to Latin confusion p-d.
  • Rus: NE POTAKAT'.
    • Gre: anupotaktojj (ANUPOTAKTOS, those. ANIPOTAKTOS) = unruly, naughty, anupotaxiaa (ANUPOTAXIA, those. ANIPOTAKSIA) = disobedience.
  • Rus: NE POTYANU, NE POTYANUT', I mean, I can't do much. From here happenedFrom here happened: IMPOTENTSIYA.
    • Lat: IM-POTENS = weak, IMPOTENTIA = weakness, IMPOTENS = weak. Or see combination NE PUTEM, NE PUTNYY, unprofitable.
    • Eng: IMPOTENCE = weakness, inability, weakness, weakness, helplessness.
  • Rus: NE POCHITAT', NE POCHITAYU, NE POCHET.
    • Lat: IMPIETAS = irreverence, godlessness, lawlessness, IMPIUS = godless. Transition N-M and h,SH-S.
    • Eng: IMPIETY = disrespect, lack of faith in God, lack of piety, wickedness, disrespect, impudence.
  • Rus: NEPRAV, NEPRAVDA, NEPRAVEDNYY.
    • Lat: IM-PROBUS, IMPROBUS = dishonest, IN-PROBO = blame, IMPROBITAS = dishonesty, shamelessness, IMPROBE = wrong, dishonest, IMPROBATUS = banned convict. Transition V-B and D-T.
    • Eng: IMPROBITY = dishonesty.
  • Rus: NE PROVIDEL, NE PROVIZHU, that is, did not foresee. From hereFrom here: IMPROVIZATSIYA.
    • Lat: IMPROVIDE = imprudently, IM-PROVIDUS, IMPROVIDUS = unforeseeable, IMPROVISO = unexpectedly. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: IMPROVISE = improvise, make, invent, organize (smth.) impromptu without training. From here and IMPROVISATION = improvisation. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: NE+RAMO, NE+RAMENA, i.e NE+RUKA, for example, unarmed (nothing in the hands). See the word RAMO, RAMENA.
    • Lat: IN-ERMIS, INERMIS, INERMUS = unarmed.
    • Eng: UNARMED = unarmed.
    • Gre: anergiaa (ANERGIA, those. ANERGIYA) = unemployment, anergooj ANERGOS, those. ANERGOS) = unemployed. From: not+hand, do not work with your hands.
  • Rus: NE RVUS', NE RVALSYA, NERVUSHCHIYSYA, that is, very strong, strong, both literally and figuratively, for example, strong, tearing veins, tendons. From the veins used to make bowstrings. From here happenedFrom here happened: NERV, NERVY. Apparently, medieval physicians at first believed that nerves – these are veins.
    • Lat: NERVALIS = tendinous, NERVIA = string, NERVICEUS = twisted tendons, NERVOSE = hard, NERVOSUS = wiry, muscular, NERVUS = lived, tendon, string, string, fetters, chains.
    • Ger: NERV = nerve.
    • Eng: NERVOUS = strong, energy, NERVE = nerve.
    • Fre: NERF = nerve.
    • Ita: NERVO = nerve.
    • Spa: NERVIO = nerve.
    • Gre: neuroo (NEURO, those. NEIRO = tendon nerve. Greek transition u ---- V that is NEVRO.
  • Rus: NE REZHU, NE REZAT'.
    • Lat: IR-RASUS = uncut. It is known that IR=IN before the initial R main word [237], with.556, therefore we have IN-RASUS, that is, we see Slavic NE REZHU, NE REZAT'.
  • Rus: NE RECHET, that is, does not speak, NE RECH'.
    • Lat: INDICTUS = ineffable. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Gre: anairessh (ANAIRESH, those. ANAIRESI) = denial. Transition CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: NE ROVNYY.
    • Lat: NERVOSUS = nervous.
    • Eng: NERVOUS = nervous, nervous. Transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: NE+RUKA, That is, I do nothing with my hands.
    • Gre: aergia, aergooj (AERGIA, AERGOS, those. AERGIA, AERGOS) = unemployment, idleness. Here a – denial as well as transition K-G, i.e: hand --- ruga, aergia.
  • Rus: NE RYAD, i.e. no row, no order, mess.
    • Lat: IN-ORDINATIO = a mess.
    • Eng: INORDINATE = promiscuous, immoderate, excessive, rude, unbridled, unrestrained.
    • Spa: ENREDO = confusion.
  • Rus: NE RYADIT', do not talk.
    • Lat: IN-ERUDITIO = lack of education, INERUDITE = unlearned, IN-ERUDITUS = uneducated, uneducated, IN-ENARRATUS = unexplained, unresolved.
  • Rus: NE SAL'NYY, non-greasy, i.e. without stain, clean. Including net reputation, spotless.
    • Eng: UNSULLIED = untainted (about reputation, etc.about reputation, etc..).
  • Rus: NE SEL, Ie got up, jumped up.
    • Lat: IN-SILIO = jump up.
  • Rus: NE SELIT'SYA, that is, do not inhabit any places, areas.
    • Lat: INCULTUS = abandoned. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: UNCULTIVATED = uncultivated.
  • Rus: NE SKRIPET' pen, do not write. OrOr: NE SKREPIT'.
    • Lat: IN-SCRIPTUS = unwritten.
    • Eng: UNSCRIPTED = conducted directly from the scene. That is, really not yet written down, a “very fresh” fact, it has not yet been written down in writing..
  • Rus: NESOLENYY, NE+SOL'.
    • Lat: IN-SULSUS, INSULSUS = unsalted, bland, tasteless.
    • Eng: NONSALINE = unsalted.
  • Rus: NE SONNYY, insomnia. And NE SOMKNU eye, that is, not sleeping, insomnia.
    • Lat: INSOMNIA = insomnia, INSOMNIS = sleepless. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: INSOMNIA = insomnia.
  • Rus: NESTI eggs, NASEST for chickens, GNEZDO, SNESTI egg.
    • Lat: NIDUS = nest. Transition T-D and permutation NST ===> NTS.
    • Ger: NEST = nest, NISTEN = nest.
    • Eng: + gallgall) NEST = nest nest.
    • Swe: NAESTA = nest.
  • Rus: NE STOLB, NE STOYAL, NE STOYAT'. That is unstable.
    • Lat: INSTABILIS = unstable.
    • Eng: UNSTABLE = unstable, unstable, changeable, unsteady.
    • Gre: astatoss (ASTATOS, those. ASTATOS) = unstable, unstable. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: NE STOYANIE, motion.
    • Lat: INSTANS = current.
    • Eng: INSTANT = current moment, present moment, immediate, immediate, instant.
  • Rus: NE SYTYY.
    • Lat: IN-SATIETUS = insatiable, insatiable, IN-SATIETAS = insatiable, INSATIABILIS = insatiable, greedy (i.e NE SYTYY BYL - AuthAuth.).
    • Eng: INSATIABILITY = greediness, greed, greed.
  • Rus: NET, need.
    • Lat: INANITAS = empty space, emptiness.
    • Lat: HIATIO = hiatus, HIATUS = deep, gaping hole. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin. Or it could come from the word ZEV, ZIYAT', see above.
    • Lat: INOPIA = need, poverty, IN-OPS = poor, needy. Transition T-D ===> dd-p.
    • Lat: VETO = prevent, prohibit, oppose, oppose, prohibit, be against, prohibit. Transition N-V, since latin n-u-v differ only in orientation (turned the letter). Hence the expression "impose VETO", that is, to prohibit anything. See also the word OTVET.
    • Ger: NOT = need, disaster.
    • Eng: NEED = need. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: VETO = veto, prohibition, prohibition. Transition N-V, n-u-v in view of the closeness of writing (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Sco: NO, NAE = not.
  • Rus: NET as a denial.
    • Lat: aabNUTO = nod in disagreement, NUTO, NUTUM = nod. By the way, we note that in Russia a nod signifies agreement, and in some countries in the Balkans (In Bulgaria) nod later became disagree, NET. See below for our comment on changing the meaning of the word. PENYA, VINA. Further, NON = not.
    • Gre: antti - (ANTI-, those. ANTI-) = denial. for example, antimacooj (ANTIMACOS, those. ANTIMAKHOS), antipaloj ANTIPALOS, those. ANTIPALOS) = adversary fromadversary from: ANTI+MOSHCH' and ANTI+BIL, i.e «opposite power». Further ,antilegw ANTILEGW, those. ANTILEGO) = contradict fromcontradict from: ANTI+L'ZYA, i.e NET+L'ZYA (see the word L'ZYA). And antistekkw (ANTISTEKW, those. ANTISTEKO) = resist fromresist from: ANTI+STOYU, i.e NET+STOYU.
  • Rus: NET+DEYU, NET+DEYAT', in terms of ANTI-DEYAT' (ANTI-SOZDAT'), opposing act.
    • Gre: antistekww (ANTISTEKW, those. ANTITEZI) =the opposite, ie. ANTITETA) = on the contrary, on the contrary, antiqetww (ANTIQETW, those. ANTITETO) = oppose. Thus, the philosophical concept ANTI-TEZIS came from NET+SOZDAYU.
  • Rus: NET DOSKI, that is, there is no barrier, the path is clear.
    • Ger: ENTDECKEN = open. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: NE TEREBIT', NE TREPETAT'.
    • Lat: IN-TURBIDUS = undisturbed, calm, serene.
    • Eng: UNTROUBLED = undisturbed.
  • Rus: NE TERET'.
    • Lat: IN-TRITUS = faded.
  • Rus: NETERPELIVO, NE TERPET', for example, unbearable.
    • Lat: INTOLERABILIS = intolerable. Transition P-B and permutation: impatientlyimpatiently = NTRPLV ===> NTLRPL = intolerabilis.
    • Eng: INTOLERABLE = unbearable, intolerable, intolerable, intolerable.
  • Rus: NET, for example, no clothes, shoes.
    • Lat: NUDO = strip, NUDUS, NUDATUS = naked, NUDATIO = exposure, NUDE = unvarnished, NUDITAS = nudity. Transition T-D. By the way, from the Slavic expression NET+PYATA, that is, on the foot, there is nothing on the heel, Latin could happen NUDI-PES = barefoot barefoot; see below.
    • Eng: NUDE = naked. Also see above NAGOTA.
  • Rus: NET+PARIT', in terms of ANTI+PARIT', that is, to prevent heat, heat.
    • Gre: antipuretikko (ANTIPURETIKO, those. ANTIPIRETIKO) = antipyretic.
  • Rus: NET+PYATA, NET+PESHIY, that is, there is nothing on his heel.
    • Lat: NUDIPES, -PEDIS, PEDIBUS = barefoot. Transition T-D and SH-S. In addition, Latin PEDIBUS = barefoot; obviously could happen from PYATA+BOS, PYATA+BOSOY.
  • Rus: NET+RECH', in terms of ANTI-RECH', objection.
    • Gre: antirrhshh (ANTIRRHSH, those. ANTIRRISI) = objection. Transition CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: NET SILY in the sense of weak, or NET+SILA in terms of ANTI-SILA, that is, the opposing force.
    • Lat: INDOCILIS = unable. Transition T-D and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INDOCILE = unyielding, recalcitrant, disobedient.
    • Gre: antizhliaa (ANTIZHLIA, those. ANTISILIA) = rivalry, antizhlooj (ANTIZHLOS, those. ANTISILOS) = rival.
  • Rus: NE SVALYUS', I won't fall. But, most likely, the word fits better here. NAVALYUS' on someone that is overcome by force.
    • Lat: IN-VALESCO = grow stronger. I.e NAVALYUS' = NVLS ===> NVLS = IN-VALESCO. And if it comes from NE SVALYUS', then we have a permutation NSVLS ===> NVLSS.
  • Rus: NET TOT, that is, the other, the opposite.
    • Lat: ANTITHETA = opposites or contradictions.
    • Eng: ANTITHESIS = antithesis.
    • Gre: antiqetojj (ANTIQETOS, those. ANTITETOS) = opposite; antiqessh ANTIQESH, those. ANTITESI) = contradiction.
  • Rus: NE+TRAKT, NE+DOROGA, that is - not straight, not straight road.
    • Lat: IN-DIRECTUS = indirect. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: INDIRECT = indirect.
  • Rus: NE TREPETAL, NE TREPESHCHU, didn't tremble, NE TREPETNO.
    • Lat: INTREPIDE = fearlessly fearless, IN-TREPIDUS, INTREPIDUS = intrepid, fearless, fearless. Transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: INTREPID = fearless, fearless, courageous, brave, brave.
  • Rus: NE UGOSTIT'.
    • Lat: IN-GUSTATUS = untested.
  • Rus: NE UMIRAT'.
    • Lat: IM-MORTALIS, IMMORTALIS = immortal, blissful, IM-MORTALITAS, IMMORTALITAS = immortality. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: IMMORTAL = immortal, eternal (living forever), perpetual, imperishable.
  • Rus: NEUMELO, NE UMEL.
    • Gre: amelww (AMELW, those. AMELO) = careless, ameleiia AMELEIA, those. AMELEIA) = negligence,amelhjj (AMELHS, those. AMELIS)= careless negligent,amelhjj (AMELHS, those. AMIALOS) = stupid. Here a – negation.
  • Rus: NE UMNYY, "stupidity".
    • Lat: IN-HUMANE = inhuman, IN-HUMANUS, INHUMANUS = rude, impolite, inhuman. And IN-HUMANITAS, INHUMANITAS = ignorance, inhumanity, ignorance, lack of culture; comes from slaviccomes from slavic (NE) UMA NET.
    • Eng: INHUMANITY = inhumanity, inhumanity, cruelty.
  • Rus: NECHISTO, NECHESTNO, NECHESTIVO. From here happenedFrom here happened: INTSEST (incestual intimacyincestual intimacy).
    • Lat: INCESTE = criminally sinful, INCESTO = defile, INCESTUS = unclean (! - Auth.), criminal, immoral, INCESTI-FICUS = committing an atrocity. Transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: INZEST = incest.
    • Eng: INCEST = incest. Transition: H ===> C Latin.
    • Fre: INCESTE = incest.
    • Ita: INCESTO = incest.
    • Spa: INCESTO = incest.
  • Rus: NIZ, for example, lower torso.
    • Lat: ANUS = anus. Really located in NIZU torso.
    • Eng: ANUS = (anat.) anus.
  • Rus: NIKNU, NIKNUT', wilted. That is, "decreased" in size. NIKNU+NAIMENUYU, that is, the "little name", I will call a diminutive nickname.
    • Eng: NICKNAME = pet name.
  • Rus: NIKOGDA, NI-NI, NE (negationnegation).
    • Lat: NI = arh. (= ne) not.
    • Ger: NIE = never.
  • Rus: NITKA, NIT', NATYANUT'.
    • Ger: NETZ = net. Transition K-TS. And KNOTEN = knot. Usually the threads are knotted..
    • Eng: NET = network, KNOT = knot, KNIT = to knit. Knit usually with thread. TransitionTransition: NTK ===> KNT.
    • Ger: FADEN = a thread. Transition T-F (phi), i.e: to pullto pull = TNT --- FTN = faden. Or FTN = TTN there is a result of reverse reading NT = a thread. From Slavic NIT' happened and the name IGLY in different European languages, namely: natel, naedli, needle, naild, naal, nal, neula, nekla; in fact, the needle pulls the thread while sewing.
    • Gre: nhmma NHMA, those. NIMA) = a thread. Transition m(te) ===> m=M.
    • Gre: aktinna (AKTINA, those. AKTINA) = ray radius. Reverse word reading NITKA. Further,aktinoboliia (AKTINOBOLIA, those. AKTINOBOLIA), aktinobollw AKTINOBOLW, those. AKTINOBOLO) = radiance, shine, radiate. FromFrom: NITKA+BLE(ckck), NITKA+PYLAYU.
  • Rus: NICHTO. And also see below the old Russian word. NOL'NO, from which the word originated NOL'; see the details in The Secret of Russian History, ch..1:5. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: NIGILIZM.
    • Lat: NIHIL = nothing, nothing, nothing, zero. Transition t-l in view of the similarity of writing. If comes from the word NOL'NO, then we see the transition: Russian N ===> H Latin, and rearrangement: at the bottomat the bottom = NLN ===> NNL = nihil.
    • Ger: NICHTS = nothing. Transition CH-KH.
    • Eng: NIHIL = nothing in no way. From here nihilism.
    • Gre: noula NOULA, those. NOILA) = zero.
  • Rus: NISHA. Probably derived from Russian NICHTO, NISHTO, that is, some empty space, NISHA.
    • Lat: NIHIL = nothing nothing.
    • Ger: NIESCHE = niche.
    • Eng: NICHE = niche. From Russian NICHEGO.
  • Rus: NISHCHIY.
    • Sco: NITCHER (pinch with cold or hunger - in english) = need due to hunger and cold.
    • Gre: aneceiaa (ANECEIA, those. ANEKHEIA) = poverty.
  • Rus: NOVICHOK.
    • Lat: NIVICIUS = newbie.
    • Eng: NOVICE = novice, novice, rookie. Here H, K ===> WITH.
  • Rus: NOVOLUNIE, new Moon.
    • Ger: NEUMOND = new moon. Transition L-M.
    • Eng: NEW MOON = new moon. Transition L-M.
    • Fre: NOUVELLE LUNE = new moon.
    • Ita: NOVILUNIO = new moon.
    • Spa: LUNA NUEVA = new moon.
    • Por: NOVILUNIO = new moon.
  • Rus: NOVOST', find out the news.
    • Lat: NOVITAS = news, novelty, NAVITAS = initiative (that is, to offer something new - Avtthat is, to offer something new - Avt.).
    • Eng: NEWS = news, news, message, KNOW = know learn. (And also from the word ZNAT', ZNAYU, during the transition Z-S-K).
    • Fre: NOUVELLE = news.
  • Rus: NOVYY, aboutNOVIT' ("Novi'bebe"), NANOVO, NOVSHESTVO.
    • Lat: NOVE = new, new, NOVO = update new, NOVUS = new. As well as Latin NOVATIO = update, change; could happen from russian aboutNOVIT'. And INNOVO = introduce new; could occur from NANOVO, new. Latin NOVERCA = stepmother; could occur from the word NOVAYA (i.e NOVAYA mother) on going I ===> R.
    • Lat: NOVI = to study. Indeed, “learning” means learning something NOVOE.
    • Ger: NEU = new. Letters U and V often turned into each other.
    • Eng: NEW = new, INNOVATE = innovate, update, INNOVATION = innovation, innovation. And NOW = now, at the moment, that is, too «something newsomething new».
    • Gre: neoo (NEO, those. NEO) = news, neojj (NEOS, those. NEOS) = new young, ananewnw ANANEWNW, those. ANANEONO) = update; neaniajj (NEANIAS, those. NEANIAS) = teenager; neanidaa (NEANIDA, those. NEANIDA) = teen girl.
  • Rus: NOVYY+TORYU, i.e., “toryu anew” or paving the way for something new.
    • Lat: NOVITER = again.
    • Eng: NOVITIATE = apprenticeship. Could occur from NOVYY+IDTI.
  • Rus: NOGOT'.
    • Lat: UNGUIS = nail, UNGULA = hoof claw, UNGULUS = nail.
    • Ger: NAGEL = nail.
    • Eng: NAIL = nail.
    • Swe: NAGEL = nail.
    • Gre: nucci (NUCI, those. NIKHI) = nail claw.
  • Rus: NOZH.
    • Lat: ENSIS = sword. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Eng: ENSATE = xiphoid (about the leaves of iris, etc.about the leaves of iris, etc..).
    • Spa: NAVAJIA = knife.
    • Gre: anoiggw (ANOIGW, those. ANOIGO) = open up. Open often with a knife.
  • Rus: NOZDRYA. I.e NOS+DYRA = nasal hole.
    • Lat: NARIS = nostril.
    • Ger: NÜSTER = nostril. I.e NOS+DYRKA. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: NOSTRIL = nostril.
  • Rus: NOL'NO - Old Russian word meaning the absence of something, see. "The Mystery of Russian History", ch..1:5. From here, by the way, the word could occur NOL', NUL'. Its abbreviation is in the form of the letter O, that is, the ring. It is possible that the so-called "hole", that is, something round and PUSTOE inside. The letter O is a good symbol for a hole.. Turns out from NOL'NO many foreign words happened.
    • Lat: ANULUS, ANNULUS = ring, ring, ring, link, ANELLUS = little ring.
    • Lat: NULLUS, NULLO = none, none, as reinforced NON (negation), nonexistent, empty, nobody, nobody, NULLUM = nothing. And NULLO LOCO = nowhere, nowhere; could occur from expression NOL'NO LECH', that is, "nowhere to lie," nowhere lies.
    • Lat: NIHIL = nothing, nothing, nothing, zero. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin and permutation: at the bottomat the bottom = NLN ===> NNL - nihil.
    • Lat: NEMO = no one's nobodyno one's nobody (NEMINUS). Most likely associated with the Ukrainian NEMA', i.e NET, something not, the absence of something.
    • Ger: NICHTS = nothing. Transition CH-KH.
    • Eng: NIHIL = nothing in no waynothing in no way; NULL = not valid, NULLIFY = annul, NULLITY = insignificance, worthlessness, invalidity, ANNUL = reduce to zero, ANNULUS = ring, ANNIHILATE = abrogate.
    • Spa: ANILLO = ring, NULO = no, insignificant.
    • Gre: noulaa (NOULA, those. NOILA) = zero.
  • Rus: NORA.
    • Eng: NARROW = narrow. For example, a narrow hole, that is a hole.
  • Rus: NORKA - fur animal.
    • Ger: NERZ = mink - fur animal. Transition K-TS.
  • Rus: NOS.
    • Lat: NASUS = nose, scent, NASICA = pointy man, NASO = "nosy" (NazonNazon).
    • Ger: NASE = nose.
    • Eng: NOSE = nose.
    • Fre: NEZ = nose.
    • Ita: NASO = nose.
    • Tur: NEZIE = runny nose.
    • Spa: NASAL = nasal.
    • Gre: anasaa (ANASA, those. ANASA) = breath, spirit. Really breathe a nose.
  • Rus: NOSATYY.
    • Lat: NASUTUS = nosy, witty, NASUTE = sharply, sharply, mockingly.
    • Eng: NASALIZE = to speak in the nose. Transition T-L due to the confusion of Latin letters t-l.
  • Rus: NOSOK, socks.
    • Eng: SOCK = sock. Lost the first H.
    • Ger: SOCKE = short stocking.
    • Fre: SOCQUETTE = ladies sock.
    • Spa: ZOQUETE = ladies sock.
  • Rus: NOCH' or NOSHCH', NOSHT' [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also Russian NICHTO, that is, when NICHEGO not visible, that is, night fell, "NECHISTO".

lat) NOX, NOCTIS = night blindness, NOCTU, NOX = at night, NOCTESCO = darken, NOCTI-COLOR = dark as night, NOCTUrnus = night. From here comes the Latin NOCTUA = owl, owl, as these birds are nocturnal. lat) NOXITUDO, NOXIETAS = fault crime, NOXA = punishment, NOXIA = guilt, fault, harm, NOXIOSUS = guilty, sinful, harmful, NOXIUS = pest, NOCEO, NOCUI = harm, NOCENS, NOXIUS = harmful. Or it could have come from the word PUNISH, see above.. Or else NOXITUDO come from night+To do, that is, night affairs, dark affairs, crime. A latin NOXIETAS could have come from the Russian Foulness, that is, something bad, sinful, harmful, unclean. him) NACHT = night. ang) NIGHT = night. franc) NUIT = night. franc) NOIR = the black, NOIRCEUR = black. Transition: Russian h ===> r Latin due to the similarity of writing (mirror reflection). sp) NOCHE = night. Also Spanish words: ANOCHE = last night, ANOCHECER = darken, dusk, twilight. ital) NOTTE = night. Swede) NOTTE = night. grech) nucta (NUCTA, i.e.. Nihta) = night dark.

  • Rus: NOCH'+GOLOS, NOCH'+GUL.
    • Ger: NACHTIGALL = nightingale. In fact, the nightingale sings at night and is quite loud.. No wonder in poetry they say: vociferous nightingale.
    • Eng: NIGHTINGALE = nightingale.
  • Rus: NOCH'+DURNO, NOCH'YU DURNO, i.e. nightmare.
    • Lat: NOCTURNUS = nightmare. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: NIGHTMARE = nightmare. Transition N-M. And NOCTURNAL = night, active at night, able to see in the dark.
  • Rus: NOCH'+LEG, that is, lie at night, sleep.
    • Ger: NACHTLAGER = bed.
  • Rus: NOCH'YU VIDEL (VIZHU).
    • Lat: NOCTU-VIGILUS = awake at night. Transition: Russian g ("d "handwritten) ===> g Latin.
  • Rus: NOCH'YU TORYU, NOCH'YU TORNYY. That is, I go at night.
    • Lat: NOCTURNI = patrol.
  • Rus: NOSHA, NESU, NESTI, NOSIT'.
    • Lat: ONUS = burden, weight, debt, burdensome duty, ONUSTO = burden, ONUSTUS = loaded. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: ONUS = burden.
  • Rus: NUZHDA, NUZHNO, NATUGA, NATUZHNO, with NATUGOY do something, NUZHDAT'SYA, "need".
    • Lat: NECESSITAS = need, need, coercion, necessity, inevitability. Transition D-T and Fand F ===> CSS. As well as LatinAs well as Latin: NECESSITUDO = need, coercion, inevitability, NECESSE = necessary before'false, NECESSARIA = necessary, NECESSARIE = is necessary, NECESSARIUS = necessary, necessary, forced, NECESSITAS = poverty, inevitability, NECESSE EST, NECESSARIO = is necessary; and so on. Or else NECESSITAS derived from the Slavic NOSHA+ZHIT', that is, "heavy NOSHA ZHIZNI".
    • Lat: INDIGENTIA = need, INDIGEO = not to have, INDIGUS = needy, INDIGES = poor, INDIGESTIO = indigestion, IN-DIGESTUS = indigestible, INDIGETO = cry out. Transition T-D. Or come from the word NEGODNO, NEGODNYY, NEGODNOST' when rearranging NGDN ===> NDGN. Or else INDIGENTIA came from NE DYUZHEN, "NE DYUZHIT'", don't sd.
    • Eng: NECESSITY = need, NECESSARY = necessary, necessary.
    • Gre: anagkkh (ANAGKH, those. ANAGKI) = need, anagkazww (ANAGKAZW, those. ANAGKAZO) = to force. Transition ZH-G and k-n in view of the similarity of writing. I.e: need toneed to = NZHN ===> NGK = anagka.
  • Rus: NUTRO+BIT', i.e VBIVAT' something VNUTR' something.
    • Lat: INTER-BITO = perish.
    • Ger: EINTREIBEN = drive.
  • Rus: NUTRO VZDUYU.
    • Lat: INTER-AESTUO = swell at times.
  • Rus: NUTRO+DERZHU.
    • Ger: UNTERDRÜCKEN = restrain laughter. Transition ZH-K.
  • Rus: NUTRO+KLAD', that is, put inside.
    • Ger: UNTERHALT = food.
  • Rus: NUTRO KUSAYU, bite inside. Or NUTRO SEKU, inside secu.
    • Lat: INTERCISIO = cutting, chopping, INTERCISE = jerky.
  • Rus: NUTRO+LEG, VNUTR' ULOZHENO, VNUTRI ULOZHIT', that is, put inside. And also, for example, ULOZHIT' VNUTRI yourself thoughts, put them in order. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: INTELLEKT, INTELLIGENT.
    • Lat: INTELLEGO [LEXI, LECTUM] = understand, INTELLECTUS, INTELLIGENTIA = understanding, INTELLEGENTIA = mind, INTELLIGO = comprehend. Transition R-L, i.e: inside ===> intel put ===> lectuus.
    • Ger: UNTERLAGE = bedding, UNTERLEGEN = underlay.
    • Eng: UNDERLAY = litter.
    • Eng: INTELLECT = intellect, mind, reason, mind, INTELLIGENTSIA, INTELLECTUALS (mn.) intelligentsia.
    • Fre: INTELLECT = intelligence.
    • Ita: INTELLETTO = intelligence.
    • Spa: INTELECTO = intelligence.
  • Rus: NUTRO PEREDAT', NUTRO PEREDAYU, that is, I convey, interpret the inner meaning, translate a foreign text. See also the expression NUTRO BRAT'. And also see. NUTRO BREKHAT'. Today is the word BREKHAT', that is, chatting, lying, is considered rude, but in this case it can answer the essence of the matter. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: INTERPRETATSIYA.
    • Lat: INTERPRETATIO = explanation, interpretation, translation, comment, INTERPRETOR = interpret, explain, translate, understand, judge. And INTERPRES, INTERPRETIS = translator, mediator, messenger; could occur from NUTRO PRINES, that is, the messenger brought a sealed message VNUTRI parcels.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: INTERPRETATION = interpretation.
    • Ita: INTERPRETAZIONE = interpretation, translation.
    • Spa: INTERPRETE = translator.
  • Rus: NUTRO REZHU, NUTRO REZAL. That is, cutting something inside.
    • Lat: INTER-RADO, RASI, RASUM = scraping, INTERRASILIS = carved, patterned.
  • Rus: NUTRO SEKU, truncate, VNUTRI SEKU.
    • Lat: INTER-SECO, INTERSECO, SECTUM = cut, INTRORSUS, INTRINSECUS = inside.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: INTERSECTION = crossing, cross, point/intersection line, intersection, intersection.
    • Ita: INTERSEZIONE = intersection.
  • Rus: NUTRO+SUKHOY (TRESK).
    • Lat: INTER-ARESCO = dry up. I.eI.e (INTER-AR)+SCO = NUTRO+SUKHO.
  • Rus: NUTRO+TORIT' or inNUTR'+TORIT', i.e TORIT', pave the way VNUTR' something.
    • Ger: EINTRETEN = enter, EINTRITT = entrance.
  • Rus: NUTRO+UMERET', NUTRO+UMER.
    • Lat: INTEREMPTIO = killing, killing, INTEREMPTOR = killer. Transition: Russian ===> p latin. And INTER-MORIOR, INTERMORIOR, MORTUUS = dead, die slowly, die off, INTERMORTUUS = dead, extinct.
  • Rus: NUTRO+SHLEPAT', slap=run.
    • Ger: UNTERSCHLUPF = shelter. Transition T-F.
  • Rus: NUTRYANOY, VNUTRENNIY.
    • Lat: INTERANEA = intestines, entrails, INTERANEUS = interior.
    • Gre: entosqiia (ENTOSQIA, those. ENTOSFIA) = entrails.
  • Rus: NYNCHE, NYNE.
    • Lat: NUNC = now, now, now. Transition H ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: NUN = now, now, now, under present circumstances.
  • Rus: NYRNU.
    • Lat: IN-URINO, URINO = dive.
  • Rus: NYT', NYL, NOYUSHCHIY.
    • Eng: ANNOYING = annoying, annoying, annoying.
    • Tur: NALE = moan crying.
  • Rus: NYUKHAT', NYUKHNU, NYUKHNUT', SNYUKHAT'SYA, NOS, look for - VYNYUKHIVAT'.
    • Ger: SCHNÜFFELN = sniff.
    • Eng: SNUFF, NUZZLE, NOSE = to sniff.
    • Gre: anicneush ANICNEUSH, those. ANIKHNEISI) = search, intelligence, anicneuthj ANICNEUTHS, those. ANIKHNEITIS) = prospector. FromFrom: NYUKHNU, NYUKHNUT'.
  • Rus: NYANYA, NYANCHIT'. That is a woman singing lulling, soothing, sleepy songs.
    • Lat: NENIA = song, mournful song, spell, magic formula, funerary song.
    • Eng: NANNY = nanny.
    • Fre: NOUNOU = nanny.
    • Spa: NINERA = nanny.
    • Gre: ntantta (NTANTA, those. NTANTA) = nanny, nanourizzw (NANOURIZW, those. NANOIRIZO) = nanny. FromFrom: NYANCHIT' (or NYANYA+TETYA) and fromand from: NYANYA+RUKA, that is, the nanny is lounging in her arms.

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  • Rus: OBA+PESHIY, OBA+PYATA or OBE PYATY, Ie two heels.
    • Lat: BIPES = bipedal. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: BIPED, BIPEDAL = bipedal.
    • Fre: BIPEDE = bipedal.
    • Spa: BIPEDO = bipedal.
  • Rus: OBAYANIE.
    • Ger: BANN = charm.
    • Eng: BANNEN = to charm.
  • Rus: OB+VERTET', to wrap up, OB+VRASHCHAT'.
    • Eng: OBVERT = transform.
  • Rus: OBVOLAKIVAT', OBVOLOK, OBLAKO, roll over, OB+VAL - bank around.
    • Lat: AD-VELO = envelop, VELLUS = leather. Transition b-d, since these Latin letters differ only in orientation. So from OBVOLO happened ADVELO. Or VELLUS comes from the word VOLOSY (hair grows on the skinhair grows on the skin).
    • Lat: OB-VELO = close, OBVOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = cover up, OB-VALLO = pile up, OBVALLUS = walled. As well as Latin INVOLVO = envelop.
    • Eng: ENVELOP = envelop.
  • Rus: OBDIRAT', OBREZAT'.
    • Lat: AB-RADO, RASI, RASUM = scrape off, ABRASIO = shaving.
    • Eng: ABRASION = abrasion, erasing, scraping, wear, actuation.
  • Rus: OBEREGAT', OBEREG, BEREGU. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PROTEZHE.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PROTEGE = protege. That is, supportive, guarding. FromFrom: OBEREGAT' when changing letters: guardguard = BRGT ===> PRTG = protege.
    • Fre: AUBERGE = Inn, hotel, restaurant, hotel with restaurant (usually in the countryside), jail. For example, on the island of Malta there are many fortified knight residences called Auberge. It perfectly fits the meaning of the Russian word. OBEREG, that is, a place where you could hide from enemies, weather. It is curious that these Maltese residences in Maltese guidebooks in Russian are called: "Auberge "Castilla," Auberge "Provence, etc.. [508:1], with.20-22. Many of them belong to XV-XVI centuries.
    • Spa: ABRIGAR = protect (by cold), wrap up, ABRIGO = shelter, PROTEGIDO = protege.
  • Rus: OBET, solemn promise.
    • Lat: VOTUM = vow, solemn promise, offering, sacrifice, vow gift, VOTIVUS = solemnly promised (i.e OBET+VASH, vow to you - Avtvow to you - Avt.), VOTIFER = hung with sacrificial gifts (i.e TORYU, I bear the subject hung with gifts OBETU, here is the transition T-F - Auth.). Transition B-V, i.e OBET ===> VOTUM.
    • Eng: VOTIVE = votive.
  • Rus: OB+ZATOR. Or OBSTROYU, OB+STROYKA, «OBSTROYKA», OBSTROIT' around, surround anything with a building site, a wall, create an obstacle, a barrier. From here happenedFrom here happened: OBSTRUKTSIYA.
    • Lat: OB-STRUO = build ahead, OBSTRUSIO = congestion, OBSTRUO = block up (obstructobstruct), OBSTRUCTIO = blockage.
    • Eng: OBSTRACT = obstruct, OBSTRUCT = blocking, blocking, blocking the passage, impede progress, block, close, obstruct the view, the view, OBSTRUCTION = obstruction of passage.
    • Fre: OBSTRUCTION = obstruction.
    • Spa: OBSTRUCCION = obstruction.
  • Rus: OBIZHU, offense.
    • Gre: adikia, adikooj (ADIKIA, ADIKOS, those. ADIKO, ADIKOS) = offense, injustice. Transition d greek – d (ba) Russian due to the similarity of writing, as well as k greek – Well RussianWell Russian (K-ZH), besides, it seems to be written. I.e: hurt --- adico.
  • Rus: OB+ILIT', that is to cover.
    • Lat: OBILIMO = cover with mud. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: OBITATEL', OBITAT', OBITEL'.
    • Lat: HABITO = inhabit, HABITATIO = residence, HABITATOR = dweller, HABITABILIS = inhabited.
    • Eng: HABITANT = resident of, ABODE = dwelling, ADOBE = adobe, brick.
    • Fre: HABITANT = resident of, HABITER = live.
  • Rus: OBLAYAT'.
    • Lat: OB-LATRO = barking, OBLATRATIO = oblaivanie, swearing, scolding. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
  • Rus: OBLEZ, peel off, decay, wear out from old age, become old.
    • Lat: OBSOLESCO = dilapidate.
    • Eng: OBSOLESCENSE = obsolescence (kind of), gradual extinction of the body.
  • Rus: OB+LEN', i.e OBLENIT'SYA.
    • Lat: OB-LENIO = soothe, OBLENIMEN = depressant.
  • Rus: OBLOZHIT', OBLOZHU, OBLEG, closely OBLEGAT'. That is to surround something. And OBLOZHIT' tax tribute obligate to do anything. From here happenedFrom here happened: OBLIGATSIYA.
    • Lat: OB-LIGO, OBLIGO = bind, bind, bind, pledge, OBLIGATIO = bondage, OBLIGATUS = obliged. And OBLIGO = bandage. That is to impose a wound with a bandage, drugs.
    • Ger: BELAG = cladding, BELAGEN = besiege, BELAGERUNG = siege, BELEGT = furred, OBLIEGENHEIT = duty (official). Transition ZH-G.
    • Eng: BELEAGUER = besiege.
    • Eng: OBLIGE = bind; force, OBLIGATION = coercive duty.
    • Fre: OBLIGATION = duty.
    • Ita: OBBLIGO = duty.
    • Spa: OBLIGACION = duty.
  • Rus: OBLYSET' or OT+LYSYY, DEYU LYSYM, i'm doing bald.
    • Lat: DE-FLOCCO = make bald. Either transition b-d either T-F and Russian C ===> With latin.
  • Rus: OBLYY, i.e., round in old Russian [223], [225] V. Dahl. see also OGLOBLYA round up. Sib. obelnoy, round, rounded, etc.. (V. Dahl). From OBLYY have occurredhave occurred: GLOBUS, YABLOKO, BALLON and so on.
    • Lat: BULLA = hollow ball, water bubble, bubble, PILA = ball, PILEUS = felt round hat, PILEOLUS = beanie. Wed also with russian POLYY. Transition B-P.
    • Lat: GLOBO = round off, GLOBUS = ball, globe, ball, com, GLOBOSUS = round, spherical, GLOBULUS = ball.
    • Lat: OBOLUS = obol.
    • Ger: BALL = ball, BOLLE = bulb, BALLON = Balloon, GLOBUS = globe.
    • Eng: BALL = ball, BULB = bulb, BALLON = Balloon, GLOBE = globe, APPLE = an Apple.
    • Fre: BOULE = ball, GLOBE = globe.
    • Spa: BOLA, GLOBO = ball.
    • Por: BALAO = balloon, GLOBO = ball.
    • Tur: BALON = ball (airair).
    • Gre: OBOL - "coin, sixth part of drachma; used by the Greeks as a unit of weight and as a unit of value. Silver obols were in use already in the prehistoric era" [988:00], article "Obol".
    • Gre: mpalaa (MPALA, those. MPALA = BALA) = ball. Since to the beginning of the word MP read as B [758:0], with.12, that BALA – this is a reverse reading of the word OBLYY.
  • Rus: OBMERET', ABOUTABOUT'BMER, OBMIRAT' from delight, from admiration.
    • Lat: ADMIRATIO = delight, admiration, AD-MIROR, ADMIROR = marvel, ADMIRATOR = admirer, ADMIRABILIS, ADMIRANDUS = startling. There was a transition from B to D for the simple reason that in Latin lowercase letters b and d they differ only in orientation, they are mirrored from each other. So it turned out from Russian OBMERET' latin ADMIRAT'.
    • Eng: ADMIRATION = Delight.
    • Spa: ADMIRADO = surprised, admired, ADMIRACION = surprise, admiration.
  • Rus: OBNIMAT', OBNIMU, OBNIMAYU, OB\EMLYU. That is, embraced something, took himself. OBNESTI round, OBNYAT', OB\YAT', OB\EMLYU, OB\EM, OB\EMLYUSHCHIY, that is to embrace something. Wed with OBLYY = round. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: AMBITSII, AMBITSIOZNOST', AMBROZIYA (food of the gods). From here also AMPLUA, for example, an actor, that is, an inclusive characteristic of his roles, qualities.
    • Lat: AMB = prefix meaning: all around, AMB-IO = go round. From Slavic OB\EMLYU, OB\EM. Back reading BM ===> MB. From here, from the Slavic OB\YAT', Latin words occur AMBITIO = circling, environment, grooming, AMBITUS = walking around, detour, orbit, AMBO = both of them, AMPLIO = expand, AMPLUS = extensive, spacious, AMPLIUS = bigger stronger, AMBULIO = walk, wander. In the latter case, it is a permutation in the word OB\EMLYU.
    • Lat: AMBIENS = Environment.
    • Lat: MUNDUS = world, earth, globe, MUNDANUS = world. Transition b-d and reverse reading: hugginghugging = BNM ===> MNB = munduus.
    • Lat: Latin AMB-EDO = gnaw; - could occur from slavic OB\EM+EDA, OB\EDAT', i.e OB+EDA, circle around. And AMB-AD-EDO = go round and round; - from the same OB\EMLYU+EDA, OBNYAL+EDA.
    • Lat: AMBE-CISUS = circumcision. From Slavic OB\EMLYU+KUSAT', that is to bite in a circle, OBNYAL+KUSAT'.
    • Lat: AMBESTRIX = devourer. From OB\EM+TRESKAT', Moreover, “cracking” is considered to be an obsolete, vulgar form of the verb. EST', KUSHAT'.
    • Lat: AMBITIOSE = for ambition, for vanity, for selfish reasons, for personal gain. From Slavic OB\EMLYU+AZ, i.e OB\EMLYU+YA, that is, "I will embrace all," self-exaltation. Hence the Latin AMBITIOSUS = ambitious, conceited.
    • Lat: AMBROSIA = food of the gods (supposedly mysterious divine ambrosia - Avtsupposedly mysterious divine ambrosia - Avt.), AMBROSIUS = fragrant ambrosia. Comes from Slavic OB\EMLYU+ROSA. Apparently, morning dew in temperate latitudes was considered as something divine, inherent to especially favorable habitats.. Or else AMBROSIA could occur from NEBO+ROSA during the transition N-M. See above.
    • Lat: AMBULATIO = walking back and forth, walking, walking, ABMULATILIS = mobile, AMBULATOR = walking; from Slavic OB\EMLYU+SHLYAT'SYA. Maybe latin AMBULATOR = walking, AMBULATORIUS = mobile, mobile; derived from OB\EMLYU+TORIT' the road.
    • Ger: ABNEHMEN = take, AMBITION = ambition.
    • Eng: AMBIENT = embracing, AMBITION = ambition. And MUNDANE = terrestrial. See above Latin MUNDUS.
    • Fre: MONDE = world light. See above Latin word MUNDUS. And AMBITION = ambitions, EMPLOI = role (theatertheater.).
    • Spa: AMBICION = ambition.
  • Rus: OBNOVIT', OBNOVA.
    • Lat: RENOVATIO = renewal, RENOVO, NOVO = update. Transition B-R due to the similarity of writing.
    • Eng: RENOVATION = restoration, reconstruction, renovation, refreshment.
  • Rus: OBOZNACHIT', OBOZNACHU.
    • Lat: DESIGNATIO = designation. Transition B-D, insofar as b and d Latin differ only in orientation. As well as Latin DE-SIGNO, DESIGNO = denote; derived from OBO+ZNACH(TO)live on b-d.
    • Lat: OB-SIGNO = seal, seal, seal, sign.
    • Eng: DESIGNATION = designation, naming, indication, sign, name.
  • Rus: OBOZREVAT', OBOZREYU, OBZOR, OBOZRET'. From hereFrom here: OBSERVATORIYA.
    • Lat: OBSERVATIO = observation, OBSERVATE = watch closely, OBSERVATUS, OBSERVANTIA = observation, OBSERVATOR = observer, OBSERVITO = watch intently, OB-SERVO, OBSERVO = follow closely.
    • Eng: OBSERVE = observe, OBSERVATION = observation.
    • Eng: BROWSE = read, haphazard, browse, overlook, review, carelessly examine goods, etc..
    • Fre: OBSERVATION = observation.
    • Spa: OBSERVACION = observation.
  • Rus: OBO'LGAN, OBOLGAT'.
    • Ger: BELÜGEN = to lie.
    • Eng: LIE = lie (from the word LOZH'), BILK, BEGUILE = deceive.
  • Rus: OBOL'YU, OBLIT' by water.
    • Lat: AB-LUO, ABLUO, LUI, LUTUM = rinse, ABLUTIO = ablution (cult.), Epiphany. Indeed, at baptism, pour water.
    • Eng: ABLUENT = cleansing agent, disinfectant cleansing.
  • Rus: OBOSH'YU, OBSHIT'.
    • Lat: OB-SUO, OBSUO, SUI, SUTUM = sew. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: OBRISOVAT' situation, PORISOVAT', RISUNOK.
    • Ger: ABRISS = drawing plan.
    • Eng: TRACING = tracing paper. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: OBROK, BREMYA.
    • Spa: OBRA = work, business, work.
  • Rus: OBRUGAL, OBRUGAT', OBRUGAYU, PORUGAL.
    • Lat: OBJURGITO = strongly blame, OB-JURGO, OBJURGO = scold, OBJURGATIO = swearing.
    • Ger: PRÜGEL = beating stick, PRÜGELN = beat, PRÜGELEI = fight.
  • Rus: OBRUSHIT', OBRUSHU, BRESH' (that is, for example, a hole in the wall). And PORU'SHIT', RU'SHIT', RUSHU, that is, to break up into fragments, fragments. From hereFrom here: FRAKTSIYA (for example in a political partyfor example in a political party).
    • Lat: OB-RUO, OBRUO, RUI, RUTUM = fill up. Or it could happen from OBRYT', RYT'.
    • Lat: FREGI, FRACTUM = break in, FRACTURA = fracture. Transition B-P-F and Russian Sh, K ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: BRECHEN = break, BRUCH = breakage. Transition P-B.
    • Ger: ABBRECHEN = demolish buildingdemolish building; ABBRUCH = demolition of a building.
    • Eng: BREACH, BREAK = break, breaking, chopping, breaking, hole, hole, break, crack.
    • Eng: FRACTION = fragment, kink, break, refraction, break, piece, particle, grain. Transition B-F and SH-S.
    • Eng: UNROOF = blow the roof. Probably derived from Russian NARUSHIT', break something.
  • Rus: OBRYV, OBORVAT', OBORVU, OBRUBOK, OBRUBIT'.
    • Lat: ABRUPTUS = steep, jerky, steep, steep, ABRUPTE = abruptly, ABRUPTIO = gap, ABRUMPO = violate, ABRIPIO [RIPUI, REPTUM] = bite off. Since latin U often written as V, that ABRUPTIO could sound like APRVPTIO, i.e OBORVAT'. As well as the Latin word ABRUPTUM = cliff. From here and DE-PURTUS = precipitous.
    • Lat: BREVIO = shorten, BREVIS = short, BREVI = quickly, BREVITER = in short, BREVITAS = short, short, short. Latin BREVITAS could occur from slavic OBRUBIT', during the transition V-B.
    • Ger: ABRUPT = jerky.
    • Eng: ABRUPT = sudden.
    • Eng: BREVE = summary, summary, short vowel icon, BREVITY = brevity, BREVIARY = summary, outline, reduction, reduction, ABBREVIATE = shorten.
    • Eng: WRAP UP = terminate.
    • Fre: ABRYPT = precipitous.
    • Spa: BREVE = short, short.
    • Spa: ABREVIAR = reduce.
  • Rus: OBRYGAT', from the word burp, PO+RYGAT', that is, to spew, cleanse the intestines.
    • Lat: OB-RUCTIO = burp. Transition G-K.
    • Lat: PURGAMEN = impurity, waste, cleansing, dirt, cleanliness, PURGATIO = cleaning, cleansing, bowel cleansing, laxatives, PURGATIVUS = cleansing, PURGATORIUS = cleansing, laxative, PURGITO = clean, PURGO = clean, clean, weaken.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PURGATION = cleansing, bowel cleansing, atonement, moral cleansing.
  • Rus: OBSEST', OBSYADU, OB+SIDET', that is, surround, block, sit around as well OBSIDET' in terms of OBZHIT', master some new place.
    • Lat: OBSESSIO = siege, OBSESSOR = besieger, OBSIDEO, SEDI, SESSUM = inhabit, OBSIDIO = siege, OBSIDIUM = siege, supervision, position of the hostage, OB-SIDO = cordon off, OBSIDIOSUS, OBSIDENS = siege. Latin OBSIDEO = live; could also occur from the word OBZHIT' at transition,SH-S and T-D.
    • Lat: OB-SISTO = block the road, OBSITUS = overgrown.
    • Eng: OBSESSION = siege.
  • Rus: OBSECH', OBSEKAT', for example, branches on a tree.
    • Lat: ABS-CIDO = cut off. Transition K-TS and T-D.
  • Rus: OBSEYU, OBSEYAT'.
    • Lat: OB-SERO = sow, plant. Transition: Russian I, Yu ===> R Latin.
  • Rus: OB+STRUNIT' or OB+STYANUT', that is, pull, tie, tie, be persistent.
    • Lat: OB-STRINGO = pull over. Or transition: Russian me ===> R Latin. Perhaps Latin words originated from here. OBSTINO = make an uncompromising decision, OBSTINATIO = stubbornness, stubbornness, hardness, OBSTINATE = stubbornly, OBSTINATUS = stubborn. Or it could occur from the expression OB STENKU; see above.
    • Eng: OBSTINATE = self-willed, stubborn, stubborn, persistent, stubborn, not amenable to conviction, requests.
  • Rus: OBSYPAT', OBSYPAYU.
    • Lat: OBSAEPTIO = obstruction, OB-SAEPIO = block up.
  • Rus: OBTERET', OBOTRU, TERET', grind.
    • Lat: OB-TERO = rub, crush, OBTRITIO = crushing, OBTRITUS = rubbing.
  • Rus: OBTYANUT', OBTYANU. And OBTYAGIVAT'.
    • Lat: OBTINEO = hold, OB-TENDO = stretch, OBTENTUS = cover, OB-TEGO = close, protect, hide. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: OBUV', OBUT'. Word OBUT' is in the same sense bush as PYATA, PUT'.
    • Eng: BOOT = boot.
    • Fre: BOTTE = boot.
    • Ger: BOTTE = boot.
    • Spa: BOTA = boot, boot.
    • Gre: papaoutsii (PAPAOUTSI, those. PAPAOITSI) = footwear. FromFrom: OBUT'SYA.
  • Rus: OB+SHELK, cover with silk.
    • Lat: OB-SERICATUS = covered in silk. Transition SH-S and L-R, i.e B+SHLK ===> B-SRC.
  • Rus: OB\EST', overeat, OB\ESH'.
    • Lat: OBESITAS = obesity, obesity, OBESO = fatten, OBESUS = fat, fat, fat, OB-SATURO = satiate.
    • Eng: OBESITY = obesity, obesity.
  • Rus: OB\EKHAT', POEKHAT'.
    • Lat: OB-EQUITIO = ride a horse.
  • Rus: OVEN (ram), m.tsrk and old. OVETS, sheep male [223], [225] V. Dahl. And OVTSA.
    • Lat: OVINUS = ovillus = sheep, OVIS = sheep.
    • Eng: OVINE = sheep, EWE = sheep.
    • Spa: OVEJA = sheep.
  • Rus: OVRAG.
    • Gre: faraggii (FARAGGI, those. FARAGGI) = gorge.
  • Rus: OGO! - exclamation of surprise.
    • Lat: OHO! = wow! - exclamation of surprise.
    • Eng: OHO = interjection meaning: wow! - exclamation, expression of surprise, mockery, triumph.
  • Rus: OGON'.
    • Lat: IGNIS = fire, smut, heat, fire, lightning, IGNIO = ignite, IGNEUS = fiery, burning, scorching, IGNES = lighthouse.
    • Lat: AGONIA = agony. All clear: death heat, OGON', the patient is burning". And also see the word GNU, - man twists in convulsions, in agony.
    • Eng: IGNEOUS = fiery, fiery.
    • Eng: AGONY = agony.
    • Hun: EGO = burning, burning.
    • Spa: IGNEO = fiery.
    • Gre: gwniaa (GWNIA, those. GONIA) = hearth.
  • Rus: OGON'+ZHENA.
    • Lat: IGNI-GENA = born in fire.
  • Rus: OGON'+PESHIY.
    • Lat: IGNI-PES = having fiery legs, that is extremely fast.
  • Rus: OGON'+POL'YU.
    • Lat: IGNI-FLUUS = spewing fire. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: OGON'+TORYU, the fire+to torment. That is, to pave the way by fire, to carry fire.
    • Lat: IGNI-FER = wearing fire. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: OGORODNYY.
    • Lat: HORTENSIS = garden.
    • Eng: GARDEN = garden.
  • Rus: OGRADA. From here, apparently, the words OGOROD, GOROD, that is, enclosed space. Hence the word GARDINA, that is, a curtain on the window (she is blockingshe is blocking).
    • Lat: HORTUS = enclosed area, garden, garden, GRADUS = position (militarymilitary).
    • Ger: GARTEN = garden. Transition D-T. All clear: the garden is surrounded by a fence for preservation.
    • Eng: GARDEN = garden Garden.
    • Eng: GRATE = grid, prison (obsoleteobsolete).
    • Eng: COURT = yard, CURTAIN = curtain. Transition G -===> K and T -===> D.
    • Spa: HUERTA = garden, orchard, JARDIN = garden.
    • Fre: RIDEAU = curtain.
    • Gre: cwriatospitto (CWRIATOSPITO, those. KHORIATOSPITO) = hut. FromFrom: OGRADA+SPAT'. Further,ocurro (OCURO, those. OKHIRO) = fortress;cwrojj (CWROS, those. KHOROS) = the room.
  • Rus: OGURETS, in dialect - OGUROK, Ukrainian OGIROK.
    • Ger: GURKE = cucumber. Transition TS-K.
    • Eng: CUKE = cucumber. But the English word CUCUMBER = cucumber, already distanced from the Slavic word OGURETS, OGUROK.
    • Swe: GURKA = cucumber.
    • Gre: aggourii (AGGOURI, those. AGGOIRI or AGGOURI, since Greek u confused with Latin u or v) = cucumber.
  • Rus: ODOLET'. From here happenedFrom here happened: ATLET, ATLETIKA (with
    • Por: .
    • Lat: ATHLETA = strong man, ATHLETICA = sport.
    • Lat: ADULATIO = obsequiousness. That is someone ODOLEL surrounding, and they now please him, obey.
    • Eng: ATHLETE = athlete, strongman.
    • Eng: ADULATION = cringing.
    • Fre: ATHLETE = athlete.
    • Spa: ATLETA = strong athlete.
    • Gre: aqlhthjj (ATLHTHS, those. ATLITIS), aqlhtikojj (ATLHTIKOS, those. ATLITIKOS) = athlete, athlete, sports. In this same bush of words:aqlhtismooj (ATLHTISMOS, those. ATLITISMOS) = physical culture, athletics. FromFrom: ODOLET'+ZHMU, in view of the transition ZH-SH-S.
  • Rus: OYKAT', to complain.
    • Gre: oiktooj (OIKTOS, those. OIKTOS) = pity, sympathy.
  • Rus: OKO, OCHI, OKOEM (OKINU gaze). Hence the word OKEAN, that is, the scope of the surrounding sea, OKINU gazegaze ===> OKEAN (OKOEM, during the transition N-M). From the word OKO also happenedalso happened: OKULYAR, OKULIST (doctordoctor).
    • Lat: OCULUS = eye, eye, torch (i.e OKO+LUCH - AuthAuth.), OCULO = bestow sight, OCULEUS = multi-eyed, OCULATIS = having eyes, ACIES = sight.
    • Ger: AUGE = eye, eye. Transition K-G. And OZEAN = ocean, OKULAR = eyepiece.
    • Eng: EYE = eye, eyes. K probably turned into Y due to the similarity of writing. Further, WATCH = watch, close observation, supervision (is read VOCH), fromfrom: OCHI, or in OCHI. And OCULAR = eye, eye, eye, eyepiece, OCULIST = oculist, EAGE = eye (Old English). Further, AUGURY = beforeVIDENIE, divination, LOOK = sight. And OCEAN = ocean.
    • Fre: OCEAN = ocean, OCULAIRE = eyepiece, OCULISTE = oculist.
    • Ita: OCCHI = eyes, OCHO = eyeeye; OCEANO = ocean, OCULARE = eyepiece, OCULISTA = oculist.
    • Spa: OCEANO = ocean, OCULAR = eyepiece, OCULISTA = oculist.
    • Gre: oikoumenhh (OIKOUMENH, those. OIEKOIMENI) = world, universe (oikumen). FromFrom: OKOEM, i.e OKO+IMEYU, embracing;okeanojj (OKEANOS, those. OKEANOS) = ocean. And koitazzw (KOITAZW, those. KOITAZO) = look fromlook from: OKO+TASHCHU (TYANU),TARASHCHU.
    • Gre: diaugeiia (DIAUGEIA, those. DIAIGEIA) = transparency, purity, diaughhj (DIAUGHS, those. DIAIGIS) = clear clean clear. FromFrom: DEYU+OKO.
  • Rus: OKO+BLESK, that is, in the blink of an eye. The eye flashed, flashed.
    • Ger: AUGENBLICK = instant.
    • Eng: EGEWINK = moment. From Russian OKO+VIZHU, OKO+VID, OKO+VIDNO.
  • Rus: OKO+BROV'.
    • Ger: AUGENBRAUE = eyebrow. Latin U and V often turned into each other.
    • Eng: EYEBROW = eyebrow.
  • Rus: OKO+VIZHU.
    • Lat: CON-VISO = examine carefully.
  • Rus: OKO+OSTRIE, that is, the pupil.
    • Ger: AUGENSTERN = pupil.
  • Rus: OKO+T'MA, OCHI+T'MA, OKO+TEMEN', OKOLO+TEMEN'. That is dark in the eyes, or something hidden from the eyes, lurking. And OKO+TEN', OKOLO+T'MA, that is dark. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: OKKUL'TIZM, OKKUL'TNYY.
    • Lat: SCOTOMA = darkening of the eyes, fainting.
    • Lat: OCCULTUM = secret. Or derived from a combination OKOLO+T'MA, that is, "near - darkness". Or could occur from the expression OKO UKOLOT'. Still say: "dark though eye pry out". See also the word UKUTAL, OKUTAL dark, secret.
    • Eng: OCCULTING = occulting, OCCULT = obscure, OCCULTISM = Occultism is the common name for teachings that recognize the presence of hidden forces..
    • Gre: skoteinojj (SKOTEINOS, those. SKOTEINOS) = dark, gloomy. FromFrom: OKO+TEN'. Confused o --- s due to the similarity of writing. And skotaddi (SKOTADI, those. SKOTADI) = darkness, darkness, fromdarkness, darkness, from: OKO+T'MA, since Russian m(te) confused with m=M.
  • Rus: OKOLITSA.
    • Lat: AC-COLA = nearby.
  • Rus: OKOLO. See above. Also a bush of words KOLESO, OKOLO.
    • Lat: AC-COLO = live near.
    • Ger: HÜLLE = shell, cover, cover. Origin from Russian word OKOLO in the transition to -===> X is clear: shell – this is what's located OKOLO subject covers it surrounds it.
    • Eng: CYCLE = cycle, period, rotate, make turns.
    • Gre: akolouqqw (AKOLOUQW, those. AKOLOITO), akolouqojj (AKOLOUQOS, those. AKOLOITOS), akolouqiaa (AKOLOUQIA, those. AKOLOITIA) = follow, escort.
    • Gre: kuklooj (KUKLOS, those. KIKLOS) = circle, environment, sphere. Circumference is described around, «about» its center.
  • Rus: OKOLO+PODAYU, that is, I submit, I report the information around, around. Or OKOLO+PUT' (PYATA). From here happenedFrom here happened: ENTSIKLOPEDIYA.
    • Lat: ENCYCLOPAEDIA = encyclopedia. Word ENTSIKLOPEDIYA clearly consists of two wordsclearly consists of two words: CYCLE+PAEDIA, i.e. "circle-serve", "circle-feed", "near-feed". In other words: I collect and report information around and around us. Perfectly answers the sense of the encyclopedia as a comprehensive collection of all kinds of information about the encompassing world..
    • Ger: ENZYKLOPÄDIE = encyclopedia.
    • Eng: ENCYCLOP(AA)EDIA = encyclopedia.
    • Fre: ENCYCLOPEDIE = encyclopedia.
    • Spa: ENCICLOPEDIA = encyclopedia.
    • Gre: egkuklopaideiia (EGKUKLOPAIDEIA , those. EGKIKLOPAIDEIA ) = encyclopedia.
  • Rus: OKO+UKUS, that is, "the eye is bitten", "the sick eye", the blind.
    • Lat: CAECUS = blind. As well as Latin CAECITAS = blindness; could occur from expression OKO UKUSIT'.
    • Eng: CAECUM = (anat.) cecum.
  • Rus: OKO+TSAPAT', that is, "an eye torn out," blind.
    • Lat: OCULIS CAPTUS = blind. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: OKUTAT', OKUTAL, OKUTAYU either by cover or secret. See also the expression OKO UKOLOT', i.e. blind, make invisible. Or see above combination OKOLO+T'MA or OKOLO+T'MA. From here happenedFrom here happened: OKKUL'TIZM.
    • Lat: OCCULTO = hide, OCCULTE = covertly, OCCULTATIO = hide concealment, OCCULO = cover up, OCCULTUS = hidden, OCCULTUM, OCCULTA = secret secret. See also expression OKO UKOLOT', "eye gouge out "that is, nothing is visible, dark.
    • Eng: OCCULT = obscure.
    • Fre: OCCULTE = occult.
    • Spa: OCULTO = occult.
  • Rus: OPADAT', UPADOK, SPADAT'.
    • Hun: APADNI = descend.
  • Rus: OPASAYUS', dread.
    • Lat: SPES = fear.
    • Gre: apaisiooj (APAISIOS, those. APAISIOS) = dark, sinister.
  • Rus: OPEREDIT', PERED, UPREDIT'. From here happenedFrom here happened: APERITIV (drink before the main mealdrink before the main meal).
    • Fre: APE'RITIF = drink to stimulate the appetite, usually alcohol, before the main meal. Probably, APERITIV derived from the Slavic OPEREDIT', PERED (a meal); drink up, UPREDIV main meal.
    • Ger: APERETIVUM = aperitif.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: APERITIF, APERITIVE = aperitif.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: APERITIVO = aperitif.
  • Rus: OPUSHCHU, OPUSKAT' to the ground. Or POZEMKA.
    • Lat: PESSUM = land down. Transition u,SH-S and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Or PESSUM could occur from russiancould occur from russian: PO ZEMLE. Wed with the word POZEMKA.
  • Rus: OPUKH, to swell up, PUKHNUT', tumor.
    • Lat: +
    • Ita: PUS = pus, malon.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: PUS = pus.
  • Rus: OR, ORAL, ORAT' - shout, KHOR. One sense bush with the word RECH', RECHET, See also reverse reading.: choirchoir = KHR ===> RCH = speech. And also see the word ROT, since speech comes from RTA. From here happenedFrom here happened: ORATOR, ORATORIYA.
    • Lat: ORO = speak, ask, pray, ORATIO = speech, language, ability (gift) speech, eloquence, sermon, ORALIS = oral. The same semantic bush words ORAT' many derived Latin words belongmany derived Latin words belong: ORATOR = speaker, ORATORIA = eloquence, ORATUS = request, OS, ORIS = mouth, mouth, eloquence, etc..
    • Ger: OHR = an ear. That is what we hear sounds, - KHOR, OR, scream.
    • Eng: ORAL = oral, oral (oral cavityoral cavity), EAR = an ear (either come from EKHO).
    • Fre: ORAL = oral.
    • Iri: ORAID = speech.
    • Gre: rwttw (RWTW, those. ROTO) = to ask, erwthssh (ERWTHSH, those. EROTISI) = question. And rhtoo (RHTO, those. RITO) = saying, rhtoraaj (RHTORAS, those. RITORAS) = speaker fromspeaker from: ORAT'+RECH'. Further, ourliazww (OURLIAZW, those. IORLIAZO) = howl fromhowl from: ORAL.
  • Rus: ORAT', in the sense of plow, RYT', ROYU, ORALO = plow (from the word "dugfrom the word "dug"), BORONIT' the ground. And ZARYT', dig the ground that is RYT', RYT'SYA.
    • Lat: ARO = plow, ARATIO = plowing, ARATOR = plowman, farmer. Latin ARATOR = ARA+TOR, and ARATURA = plowing; probably come from ORAT'+TORIT' furrow, RYT'+TORIT'. As well as Latin ARATRUM = plow plowing the soil; could occur from ORAT'+RAMA, RYT'+RAMA, that is, plow up a large spacethat is, plow up a large space = RAMA. See the word RAMA in our dictionary.
    • Ger: URBAR = arable, cultivated.
    • Ger: SCHARREN = dig, dig, ERDE = land. Or ERDE from the word ROZHAT'.
    • Eng: ARABLE = arable land, EARTH = land. Or EARTH from ROZHAT', give birth to life.
    • Eng: QUARRY = to rummage. Sh transition,KH-K.
    • Fre: ARABLE = arable.
    • Hun: ARATO = reaper.
    • Ita: ARATRO = plow.
    • Spa: ARADA = plowing, ARADO = plow, ARAR = plow.
    • Gre: orgwnnw (ORGWNW, those. ORGONO) = plow; orgwmma (ORGWMA, those. ORGOMA) = plowing; cwrioo (CWRIO, those. KHORIO) = village, village. And agrothhj (AGROTHS, those. AGROTIS) = peasant; agrotiaa (AGROTIA, those. AGROTIA) = peasantry; coraffi (CORAFI, those. KHORAFI) = cultivated field fromcultivated field from: ORAT' transition T-F. And aletrii (ALETRI, those. ALETRI) = plow fromplow from: ORALO.
  • Rus: Russian word ORDA, RAT' probably close to the word and concept ROD, RYAD. Apparently the original word ORDA meant exactly ROD, that is, the fundamental common human concept, denoting a community of people who came from a single root. Word ROD=ORDA spawned a lot of words in Latin, Greek, and in general in Western European languages. Below are just some examples..
  • Rus: ORDA. In the same semantic bush are words such asIn the same semantic bush are words such as: ROD, GOROD, OGRADA, GORDYY. In Western European pronunciation ORDA or GORDYY voiced as HORDA, i.e GORDA. From here, probably, YURTA, YURT. It turns out that this is whereIt turns out that this is where: FORT, FORTIFIKATSIYA, URBANIZM, RATIFIKATSIYA (of the contractof the contract), GARDEROB, GVARDIYA, ORBITA, GARAZH.
    • Lat: Latin word ORBIS means, in particular, the world, the earth, the earthly circle, a country, a whirlwind, a kingdom, possession, a circle of knowledge, a system of sciences, humanity, the human race, an orbit, ORBIS caput - the world capital [237]. Almost like ORBIS the Latin word also sounds URBIS, meaning - the city, the main city, the main stronghold, the Kremlin, the population of the city [237]. But Latin letters b and d differ only in orientation, they are obtained from each other by mirror reflection. We presented numerous examples of how in old texts with not yet well-established spelling, the letters were sometimes written upside down, mirrored, etc.. Therefore, it is possible that the Latin ORBIS or URBIS is just a slightly distorted way to read a word ORDA, i.e ORDA, GOROD (Horde). Therefore, the famous "antique" count of years "from the founding of the City", used, for example, in the famous "History" of Titus Libya, was actually the countdown "from the founding of the Horde" at the very beginning XIV century. It becomes clear that at that time people perceived the emergence of a huge Horde - the "Mongol" Empire - as the establishment of a world order, the creation of the World, the Universe, the world City, in the sense of a comprehensive state.
    • Lat: URBS, URBIS = walled city, URBANE = in urban, URBANITAS = city ​​life, URBANUS = city ​​dweller, URBICUS = urban. On the origin of the Latin word URBS from the word ORDA see previous item.
    • Lat: ORDO = row, chain, group, squad, crowd, position of centurion, estate, stratum, faculty (in university) [237]. Further, in military science the word ORDO meant - build, rank, order, locationmeant - build, rank, order, location [237].
    • Lat: DAREUS, DARIUS = Darius, father of Xerxes, DARIUS = persian gold coin. It turned out the reverse reading of the word ORDA.
    • Lat: DARDANIA = the area around Troy, hence the name of the Dardanelles Strait, DARDANIDES = descendant of Dardan, DARDANIS = trojan, DARDANIUS = Trojan or Roman, DARDANUS = son of Jupiter and Electra. All these words are derived from the combination ORDA+DON.
    • Lat: DORES, DORIENSES = Doriana, one of the three main tribal branches of the Greeks.
    • Lat: OPPIDUM = city, (military.) fortification, OPPIDANUS = city ​​dweller, OPPIDO = very, extremely, extremely. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: ADHORTOR = encourage; could occur from expression OT ORDY, that is, the encouragement "from the Horde", as well as the Latin EXHORTOR = encourage; could come from "from the Horde," that is, the encouragement received IZ ORDY.
    • Lat: ORBUS = an orphan. This word almost sounds the same as ORBIS = the human race, universal (see above), which immediately clarifies the essence of the matter. The orphaned child became the common concern of the whole clan, tribe, horde, that is, it was like "common, global". Since before the army = The horde was the organizing core of the human community, the orphan was the common son of the whole ORDY. Until now, orphans caught up in the battle zone, in wartime, are sometimes called the "son of a regiment," that is, "army son". In the same sense previously said "son ORDY".
    • Lat: ARABIS = Arabs. Latin letter confusion d-b, resulting in the word ORDA = orda could be read as orbaa = ARABY.
    • Lat: CHALDAEA = Chaldea (often mentioned in the bible), Today it is believed that this is part of the "ancient" Babylonia, CHALDAEUS = chaldean chaldean. Chaldeans speak much in the Bible. And, judging by the "Full Symphony" [670], Chaldeans in the Bible are almost constantly mentioned along with the Syrians, Babylonians, the land of Canaan. But after all, Syria, Babylonia and the land of Canaan, according to our reconstruction, are just different names for Russia-Horde XIV-XVI centuries. Hence the thought that KHALDEYA - it is slightly distorted, with a typical transition R-L, title HORDA (in Western European pronunciationin Western European pronunciation), ORDA, GORDYY: proud ===> gold = Chaldean. Maybe some role in the transition R-L in this case, the word also played KHOLOD, KHLAD. After all, there are in Russia KHOLODNYE, snowy winters, unlike more southern countries. Therefore, the Chaldeans could call people who lived on the territory of Russia-Horde.
    • Ger: GARDE, WARTE = security, HÜRDE = fence, barrier, GARTEN = garden fence, ORT = place, town, FORT = fortification.
    • Eng: ORB = Power - golden ball with a cross at the top - a symbol of the power of the monarch, the ball, sphere, heavenly body (sun, moon, planets, stars). See above Latin ORBIS.
    • Eng: URBAN = urban. See above Latin URBIS.
    • Eng: GUARD = security, GUARDS = guard, YARD = pen, HARDLER = hurdler, FORTIFICATION = fort. English FORTRESS = the fortress also probably originated from TART+RUSS, i.e TATARY+RUSSY. Here is the transition T-F. FurtherFurther: RATIFY = ratify, RATIFICATION = ratification. Apparently, the word is based on RAT'-ORDA. Or the wordsOr the words' FORT, FORTRESS derived from the word PRYATAT' during the transition P-F.
    • Eng: OPPIDAN = city ​​dweller, urban resident, urban. See the comment to the Latin word OPPIDANUS above.
    • Eng: ORPHAN = an orphan. See above Latin ORBUS. Transition B-P-F.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Ita: GARAGE = garage.
    • Fre: GARDE = security, GARAGE = garage.
    • Fre: GARDEROBE = wardrobe. Comes from a phrase GORDA+RUB(aha), that is, the place where "shirts are guarded (meaning clothesmeaning clothes)".
    • Por: +
    • Spa: GUARDA = security.
    • Spa: GARAJE = garage.
    • Gre: bardiia (BARDIA, those. VARDIA) = guard. From: gVARDIYA, transition B-V.
  • Rus: ORDA (HORDA in western pronunciationin western pronunciation), RAT', as horsemen, riders, Cossacks. From here happenedFrom here happened: RODEO (horse racing). Besides, ORDA as ORAT', that is, plowing on a horse. Word ORAT', RYT' in the sense of plowing - outdated form.
    • Lat: RAEDA = carriage, RAEDARIUS = driver.
    • Ger: REITEN = ride, ride, REITER = rider, REITEREI = cavalry, RITT = horse riding, RITTER = knight, GARTEN = garden fence.
    • Eng: RIDE = rider riding, RIDING = horseback riding, RIDER = rider, rider, jockey, rider.
    • Spa: RODEO = horse racing, horse racing, competition.
    • Fin: RATSU = horse.
  • Rus: ORDA, RAT', as order, advice, authority, superiors, leadership. See also Ukrainian RADA. As well as the word PARAD, for example, military PARAD. From here, probably, comes the name of the Orthodox Russian Church as ORTODOKSAL'NAYA, orthodox, in latin orthodoxus. I.e ORTO+DOKH or ORDA+DUKH, in terms of ORDYNSKAYA DUKHOVNOST', Horde Faith. Slavic letter X was sometimes read in Latin Europe X (X). So from the Russian word DUKH could get latin DOKS. Then word DUKH passed into greek. ORDA, as power, rewarded its subjects, therefore Russian words DAR, ODARIT', ORDEN (as a reward and as a knightly union, clan), apparently come from the meaning bush words ORDA. In western pronunciation ORDA sounded like HORDA (KHORDA or GORDA, word variant GORDYY). From here also happenedFrom here also happened: ORDINARNYY, ORDINARETS, ARTIST, KHARTIYA, ARKHI- (as a prefix in many wordsas a prefix in many words).
    • Lat: ORTHODOXUS = orthodox, orthodox.
    • Lat: ORDO = the order. By the way, the name ADRIATICHESKOGO the seas too probably comes from the word ORDA. Latin word ADORIA = reward; could occur from russian DAR, that is, something given by the authorities, ORDOY. As well as Latin AD-ORO = pray, beg, worship, ask in prayers. Appealed to ORDE as to the highest authority, they prayed and worshiped.
    • Lat: ARTIS, ARS = tactics, rule system, skill, skill, craft, occupation, art, ORTHIUS = lofty, RATO = undoubtedly indisputable, RATUS = calculated, definite, unshakable, SARTUS = well maintained.
    • Lat: ORDINO = tidy up, ORDINATUS = correct, orderly, ORDINATIO = tidying up, ORDINATE = in proper order, ORDINARIUS = right.
    • Lat: ORDINUS INSIGNE = order. Most likely, derived from the expression ORDA+ZNAK, that is, the insignia issued by the Horde.
    • Ger: ORDNUNG = order, system, charter, ORDEN - order=reward, RECHT = right, ORDNEN = set in order, ORDNER = steward, PARADE = parade, RETTER = savior, RETTUNG = the rescue, BEHÖRDE = authority. As well as German RUDER = steering wheel, paddle; could happen from russian aboutRUDOVAT' to manage something.
    • Eng: ORTHODOX = faithful, conventional, traditional, orthodox. See above Latin ORTHODOXUS.
    • Eng: ART = art. See above Latin ARTIS, ARS.
    • Eng: ORDER = order warrant=order, GREAT = great big, RIGHT = right, right, justice (read, by the way, "wrightread, by the way, "wright"), PARADE = parade, RITE (reads like "wright") = ritual ceremony, ORDERED = ordered, ORDERLY = (military.) relating to orders, their transfer and implementation, systematic, orderly, organized, correct, regular.
    • Eng: ORDINARY = normal, normal health, (church.) Ordinary - chants, obligatory in any worship service, musical "masses" are the provisions for the music of the ordinary, the charter of the church service, (legal.) ordinary, (church.) officiating priest, (amer.) inheritance judge, (Shotl.) Session Judge, Ordinary.
    • Eng: LORD = the God. In English, the word God sounds like LORD, i.e. the article L+ORDA. It is possible that in Western Europe ORDA = ORDYNSKAYA The empire was perceived as a divine institution, its Horde khans-kings were deified. Therefore, in the Western European Bibles the word BOG wrote how LORD. Further, LORDAMI in the West they still call high-ranking aristocrats. Most likely, they were originally ORDYNTSY, constituting the main part of the nobility on the conquered and colonized in XIV-XV centuries of the West. Then in XVIII-XIX centuries, the composition of the nobility has changed, and ORDYNSKIY title remained as word LORD.
    • Eng: ORDAIN = ordain, ordain ORDINATION = placement, placement, ordination, ordination, predestination, establishment, will, decree (especially about Godespecially about God).
    • Eng: CHARTER = Magna Carta - the Great Charter, the MAGNA C(HH)ARTA constitutional charter. Comes from Slavic ORDA in the shape of HORDA. And the expression MAGNA C(HH)ARTA meant probably, MONGOL'SKAYA ORDA, from Slavic MNOGO+ORDA, MOGU+ORDA, MOSHCH'+ORDA.
    • Fre: ORDRE = order.
    • Spa: ORDEN = the order.
    • Swe: ORDING = the order.
    • Spa: ALARDE = (military.) parade.
    • Gre: arcch (ARCH, those. ARKHI) = principle (mn.). Word ARKHI gave birth to a very large bush of words. Greek words begin with it.: headquarters, command, leader, head, leader, chief, master, chief doctor, etc.. Confused A and D, that is a --- d or A ---D because of the closeness of writing, so the word ORDA in western pronunciation KHORDA (KHRD) when read back turned into DRKH or ARKH, i.e ARKHI. In addition, the word ARKHI could also absorb the word RUKA and on going K-KH. No wonder «head» - this RUKA+VODIT'. And arcikooj (ARCIKOS, those. ARKHIKOS) = initial.
    • Gre: autarciia (AUTARCIA, those. AITARKHIA) = autocracy. Reverse word reading ORDA in the shape of HORDA, GORDYY.
    • Gre: orqodoxojj (ORQODOXOS, those. ORTODOKSOS) = Orthodox. FromFrom: ORDY DUKH, see above.
    • Gre: orqojj (ORQOS, those. ORTOS) = correct, fair, upright. Andautarcikojj (AUTARCIKOS, those. AITARKHIKOS) = domineering.
  • Rus: ORDA or HORDA = GORDA, as a symbol of stiffness, hardness, establishing lasting order. From here, for exampleFrom here, for example: SERTIFIKAT, ORFOGRAFIYA.
    • Lat: HORRIDE = harshly, HORRIDUS = scary, wild, rough, hard, shaking, HORTOR = inspire courage, HERODES = Herod (today is considered a "very bad" king - Avttoday is considered a "very bad" king - Avt.).
    • Lat: ADORIO = to attack (by surpriseby surprise), DIRUS, DURUS = terrible, ADORIOR = to storm. Reverse word reading ORDA. Next, Latin AD-ORDINO = arrange probably came from the word ORDYNSKIY. Next, Latin ADRASTEA = (Greek "inevitable, imminent"), Nemesis epithet, is probably derived from the expression ORDA+USTO'And that is ORDA+STOIT, ORDA+PORYADOK.
    • Lat: ARIETATIO = collision, ARIETO = to push hard.
    • Lat: CERTO = fight, fight, argue. From Slavic SE+ORTA, i.e ETO+ORTA or ETO - RAT'. As well as Latin CERTUS = faithful, true, reliable, faithful, undoubted. From Slavic SE+ORTA or SE+RYAD, i.e ETO+RYAD, ETO+PORYADOK.
    • Lat: FORTIS = solid, powerful, mighty, brave, FORTITER = bravely, FORTITUDO = bravery, courage, fortress (as well as construction). Or else FORTITUDO could occur from the word PRYATAT' (since in the fortress PRYACHUTSYA), during the transition P-F. Or the words FORTIS, FORTITUDO derived from the word TVERDYY.
    • Ger: HART = hard hard, HÄRTE = hardness, RUTE = rod, rod.
    • Eng: HARD = hard hard hard, FORT = fortress.
    • Eng: HORRID = terrible, terrible, terrifying, unpleasant, repulsive, nasty.
    • Eng: ORDEAL = cruel trial.
    • Eng: CERTIFY = confirm, certify, certify, guarantee, vouch, give permission, give the right to something. See above Latin CERTO, what appears to be from the expression SE - ORDA, i.e ETO - ORDA, it is order and so on. Probably from the same place CERTIORARI = recovery of a case from a lower court proceeding to a higher court. As well as english CERTITUDE = faith, certainty, conviction, confidence, CERTES = (arh.) truly of course. Hence the English CERTIFICATE = document, certificate, certificate, CERTIFICATION = certificate, certificate, certificate, certificate, certification, certification of a document, fact, CERTIFIED = verification, guaranteed.
    • Eng: ORTHO- = straight, orto-. Prefix in a big bush of English words, for example, ORTHOCENTRE = center of a circle (i.e ORTO+SE+NUTRO), ORTHODOX = conventional, traditional, faithful, ORTHOGRAPHICAL = written without errors (i.e ORTA+TSARAPAYU (KROPAYU), write correctly); and so on.
    • Gre: thrrw (THRW, those. TIRO) = keep order. Reverse word reading ORDA, RYAD.
  • Rus: ORDA, RAT', as a well-armed army, equipped with the means of war. Firstly ORDA had a firearm, ARTILLERIYU. From here happenedFrom here happened: ARTILLERIYA.
    • Eng: ORDNANCE = artillery guns, artillery technical and clothing supplies.
    • Tur: ORDU = army.
  • Rus: ORDA, GURT, like a herd, herd, gang, gang, a symbol of something huge, chaotic, dangerous. Probably, additional negative shades were assigned to the word ORDA also in the era of the Reformation and in XVII-XVIII centuries. From here happenedFrom here happened: ORGIYA.
    • Lat: ORDA = horde.
    • Lat: ORTUS SUM = attack.
    • Lat: ORGIA = orgies, nightly rampant festivities in honor of Bacchus, other rampant festivities. Transition: Russian g ("de "handwritten) ===> g Latin.
    • Ger: HERDE = herd herd, ROTTE = crowd, gang, gang, RUDEL = flock, herd.
    • Eng: HERD = herd herd, HORDE = horde, gang, gang, live in a crowd, horde, horde. As well as english RAID = raid, foray, raid, RIOT = riot.
    • Eng: ORDURE = garbage, garbage, dirt, sewage, feces, manure, shit, debauchery, debauchery, debauchery, obscenity, profanity, swearing, swearing.
    • Spa: AGREDIR = attack.
  • Rus: ORDA-RUS' was located in the east and in the north of the West-European countries. From here happenedFrom here happened: ARKTIKA, ARKTICHESKIY.
    • Lat: ORTUS = east climb, ORTUS SUM = ascend (i.e ORDA SUT' - Auth.). In a word SUM we see the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: EXORTUS = rising, beginning, occurrence, origin, origin, source. From SlavicFrom Slavic: IZ ORDY, i.e. originating from the Horde. The sun really rises in the east, comes to Europe "from the Horde".
    • Lat: ARCTUS = north.
    • Ger: NORD, NORDEN = north, ORIENT = East. Letters N and H written like so NORD could come from HORD = GORDYY, ORDA.
    • Eng: ARCTIC = arctic, polar, northern, icy, cold, thhe ARCTIC = Arctic.
  • Rus: T+ORDA, that is, the word Horde with a definite article that probably emphasized respect. Like today, they respectfully say the Bible. Hence the word probably originated TARTAR, TATARY. So the "Tatars" are most likely "Horde"". In the West, the word T-ARTA or TARTAR, TATARY, began to be perceived in XVII-XVIII centuries as a symbol of something dangerous. In addition, the word TATARY could occur from russian TORIT' the road. But in the era of the Reformation, the attitude to the Horde was replaced by a negative. From here happenedFrom here happened: TARTAR – «ancient» idea of ​​the underworld, hell.
    • Lat: TUTATOR = protector, TUTOR = protect, protect, protect, patron, TUTORIUS = custodian.
    • Ger: FORDERN = require. I.e F+ORDERN. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: TUTOR = teacher, mentor, team leader, guardian, train, lead, instruct, scold, chastise, scold, TUTORAGE = teacher's work, mentor, guardianship, guardianship, TUTORIAL = mentoring, custodial.
    • Eng: TARTARUS = Tartarus (mythmyth.).
    • Spa: TARTARO = Tartarus (mythmyth.).
  • Rus: ORDOVICHI.
    • Lat: ORDOVICES = Ordovics [237]. The tribe in the north of present-day Wales, against the island of Mona, now Anglesey.
    • Eng: ORDOVICIAN = Ordovician.
  • Rus: OREL, ORLINYY.
    • Lat: AQUILA = eagle, AQUILINUS = eagle. Latin letter q and the Slavic letter p are obtained from each other by mirror reflection, therefore AQUILA could once sound like ARUILA, that is, simply OREL.
    • Eng: EAGLE = eagle. Transition: Russian ===> g Latin due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: OROSHAT', OROSHAYU. From here happenedFrom here happened: IRRIGATSIYA.
    • Lat: IRRIGATIO = irrigation, watering, IRRIGIUS = irrigating, IR-RIGO, IRRIGO = flood, RIGATIO = irrigation, watering, RIGATOR = sprinkler, RIGUUS = irrigation, IRRIGATUS = irrigated.
    • Eng: IRRIGATE = irrigate, rinse, moisten, IRRIGATION = irrigation.
  • Rus: OSADOK, SADIT'SYA, OSEDAT', OSEDAYU.
    • Lat: CADO, CECIDI = fall, fall out, lie down, fall, fall, SEDIMEN = sediment. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: DE-SIDO = settle down. Permutation SDT ===> DST.
    • Eng: SEDIMENT = sediment.
  • Rus: OSAZHDAT'.
    • Fre: ASSIEGER = besiege.
  • Rus: OSYOL.
    • Lat: ASELLO = little donkey, ASELLUS = donkey, ASINUS = donkey. As well as Latin CILLUS = donkey. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: ESEL = donkey.
    • Eng: ASS = donkey.
    • Ita: ASINO = donkey. Transition L-N.
    • Spa: ASNO = donkey.
    • Fin: AASI = donkey.
  • Rus: OSYOTR, OSETRINA.
    • Ger: STÖR = sturgeon.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: STURGEON = sturgeon.
    • Ita: STORIONE = sturgeon.
    • Spa: ESTURION = sturgeon.
  • Rus: OSILIT' the enemy. See also expression C LYOTA, VZLETET' (to attack – swoop down on anyoneswoop down on anyone).
    • Lat: ASSULTO = swoop, ASSULTUS = attack.
    • Eng: ASSAULT = to attack.
    • Fre: ASSAUT = attack.
  • Rus: OSINA.
    • Eng: ASPEN = aspen, poplar.
  • Rus: OSKAL, SKALIT'SYA, grin. And TSELUYU, kiss, LASKA, LASKAT'.
    • Lat: OSCULOR = kiss, kiss, OSCULUM = mouth kiss, OSCULATIO, OSCULO = kisses, kissing. It can be seen that Latin OSCULO = kisses; could occur from russian TSELUYU, LASKA, but OSCULOR = kiss; could also occur from the word TSELUYU when going Yu ===> R.
    • Lat: OSCITO = open the mouth, scream, yawn, OSCITATIO = yawning, yawning, yawning. Transition l-t due to the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: SQUALUS = shark. Indeed, the shark mouth grins big teeth.
    • Eng: OSCULATE = (joke.) kiss, OSCULAR = oral, kissing, OSCULUM = mouth, OSCULATION = (joke.) forehead(s)kiss, kiss.
    • Eng: SHARK = shark. We see the transition L-R in a word OSKAL. Latin by the way SQUALUS = shark, closer to the Slavic OSKAL, than english. This effect quite often pops up in our Dictionary.. Probably, the fact is that English was “made” later than Latin, and the original Slavic origin of many words was already forgotten.. Or else SHARK came from ZHRAT' (see abovesee above).
  • Rus: OSLEP. That is, I see nothing, darkness has come.
    • Lat: ECLIPSIS = extinction eclipse. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: ECLIPSE = (asters.) eclipse, dimming, tarnishing, darkening, dimness, loss of luster.
    • Gre: ekleiyhh (EKLEIYH, those. EKLEIPSI) = eclipse. Transition S-TS-K.
  • Rus: OSTALSYA, that is, the remainder, the last.
    • Eng: LAST = the last, the end, after all, the last. It turned out from Russian OSTALSYA = STLS upon readbackupon readback: STLS -===> LST = lasst.
  • Rus: OSTRIE, OSTRYY. And OSTRIT' in the sense of joking. From here happenedFrom here happened: ASTRO = star (see below) and ASTRONOMIYA, i.e ASTRA+NOMO = star+names (name). Originally called science of names, names of stars. Or ASTRA+UMNO, that is, the ability to understand the stars.
    • Lat: STIRIA = icicle. An icicle of icicle is usually strongly elongated and sharp at the end.,
    • Lat: OESTRUS = gadfly. All clear: a gadfly at a bite cuts the skin like OSTRYM knife, gadfly bite very painful. Therefore, in Latin it was called the word OSTRYY.
    • Lat: ASTRUM = star (lat grechlat grech.), ASTRA = star (grech.). A bright star is perceived in the sky as something sharp, a sharp point, a bright point..
    • Lat: STILUS = (military.) sharpened stake, stem, pointed stick. Transition R-L. And also see the word STEBEL' or word STOYAL.
    • Lat: ACRITER, ACUTE = acutely, ACUTUS = acute. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: spikespike = STR ===> SRTR = acriter.
    • Lat: ROSTRA, ROSTRUM = cusp, beak, bow. It could happen from the Slavic OSTRYY or from RASTI, NAROST.
    • Ger: STERN = star, ASTRONOMIE = astronomy.
    • Eng: OESTRUM = gadfly.
    • Eng: STAR = star, ASTRONOMY = astronomy, ACERATE = pointed.
    • Fre: ASTRONOMIE = astronomy.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ASTRONOMIA = astronomy.
    • Spa: ASTRO = heavenly body.
    • Gre: astroo (ASTRO, those. ASTRO) , asterri (ASTERI, those. ASTERI) = star, astrapph (ASTRAPH, those. ASTRAPI) = lightning, flash, flash, astraftww (ASTRAFTW, those. ASTRAFTO) = sparkle, asteioo (ASTEIO, those. ASTEO) = joke, oxujj (OXUS, those. OKSIS) = sharp, witty, asteioos (ASTEIOS, those. ASTEIOS) = joking, funny. And muterooj (MUTEROS, those. MITEROS) = sharp, built; asteroskopeioo (ASTEROSKOPEIO, those. ASTEROSKOPEIO) = observatory fromobservatory from: OSTRIE+TSAPAYU, i.e «star grab, grabstar grab, grab».
    • Gre: astropelekii (ASTROPELEKI, those. ASTROPELEKI) = lightning. FromFrom: OSTRO+BLESHCHU, sharp shine.
  • Rus: OST', KOST'. One sense bush with the word USTOY, because the bones give the body USTOYCHIVOST'. And also see the word OS'.
    • Lat: OS, OSSIS = bones or bones, skeleton, bone, bone, OSSEUS = bone, bony, OSSA, OSSUM = skeleton, TESSERA = bone.
    • Fre: OS = bone.
    • Ger: OSSIFIKATION = ossification.
    • Eng: OSSIFY = to transform(camping) to bone, OSSEOUS = bony, bone like bone.
    • Ita: OSSO = bone.
    • Gre: isiojj (ISIOS, those. ISIOS) = straight. Andakidda (AKIDA, those. AKIDA) = spike. Transition S-TS-K and T-D.
  • Rus: OSUSHAT', SUSHIT'.
    • Fre: ASSECHER = dry.
  • Rus: OS'.
    • Lat: AXIS = axis.
    • Ger: ACHSE = axis.
    • Eng: AXIS = axis.
    • Ita: ASSE = axis.
    • Gre: axonaaj (AXONAS, those. AKSONAS) = axis.
  • Rus: OTBELIT'.
    • Lat: DEALBATIO = whitewash, DE-ALBO = whiten. Transition T-D and permutation TBLT ===> TLBT.
    • Eng: DEALBATE = covered with white pollen, white bloom.
  • Rus: OT+BIL or DOBIL.
    • Lat: DE-BELLO = end the war.
  • Rus: OT BOLI, that is, the cure for BOLI, soothing, relieves pain, "OTBOLIT" and the pain will stop.
    • Eng: DEBILITANT = (honey.) depressant.
  • Rus: OT+VALIT', OT+VALYAT', or DEYU+VALIT', that is, to roll something OT some place somewhere.
    • Lat: AD-VOLVO, AD-VOLUTUM = roll up, roll up, roll up something from the mountains.
  • Rus: OTVEZTI, OTVOZHU.
    • Lat: ADVECTIO, ADVECTUS = the entrance, ADVEHO [VEXI, VECTUM] = bring up. Transition T-D and Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: OTVERGAT', OTVRASHCHAT', OTVERZHENNYY, OTVERZHEN, OTVERZ, that is, to give up something, disprove, OPROVERZHENIE. That is, denial of something. Wed also OT+VERTET', i.e OTVERNUT'SYA discard something, or DEYU+VERTET', i.e. doing rotation.
    • Lat: ADVERSATIO = denial, ADVERSARIUS = opposite, hostile, opposing, adversary, rival, ADVERSATOR = enemy, ADVERSE = contradictory, ADVERSITAS = opposition, ADVERSO = constantly pay, AVERSOR = to be against, ADVERSUS = opposite, nasty, hateful, against, opposite, ADVERTO = to draw, DI-VERTO = diverge (apparently derived from Russian OT+VERTET' or DEYU+VERTET'- AuthAuth.), AVERSATIO = disgust. And so on. We see here a large bush of Latin words derived from the specified Slavic semantic bush.
    • Lat: DIVERSE = in different directions in opposite directions, DIVERSITAS = disagreement, DIVERSUS = opposite.
    • Eng: DIVERSE = different, different from smth..
  • Rus: OTVERTET'.
    • Lat: DE-VERTO = turn aside. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DIVERT = divert.
  • Rus: OT+VNE or DEYU VNE (doing out), that is, "from the outside," the direction of movement from what is far from us, VNE us, from "appearance" – towards us. See also the word VON, that is, go out.
    • Lat: ADVENA = alien, foreigner. In fact, an alien appears from outside, OT+VNE, that is, comes here to us. Latin words also appeared. AD-VENIO, VENI = come, come, come, EVENIO, VENI, VENTUM = go out.
    • Eng: ADVENT = arrival, arrival, advance (any era any event), (ReligRelig.), ADVENT = coming.
  • Rus: OT+VNE+TORIT' (the road) or "DEYU (doingdoing) VNE TORIT'", i.e TORIT' (lay) the road OT that VNE us, away from us - to us.
    • Lat: ADVENTOR = newcomer, guest, visitor.
    • Eng: ADVENTURE = adventure, risky, risk, adventure, ADVENTURER = adventurer adventurer.
  • Rus: OT+VYLET or DEYU VYLET (that is, I make a flight, take off), from+take off. That is, fly from somewhere towards us.
    • Lat: ADVOLATUS = arrival, ADVOLITO = fly in. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: OTDAT', given away.
    • Lat: DE-DO, DIDI = give back, DEDITIO = surrender, surrender, DEDITICUS = surrendered to the winner.
    • Lat: DE-PUTO = give away. Transition D-P, since latin d and p differ only in orientation.
    • Hun: ATADNI = give back.
  • Rus: OT+INDE. See the word INDE = somewhere far away.
    • Lat: DEINDE = from here on.
  • Rus: OTKLONIT', OTKLONYAYU, or DEYU (doingdoing) NAKLON, cant, DEYU+KLONYU.
    • Lat: DECLINATIO = deflection, tilt, falling away, DE-CLINO, DECLINO = reject.
    • Lat: DECLIVE = ramp, downhill, descent, DE-CLIVIS, DECLIVIS = gently sloping, DECLIVATUS = flatness, DECLIVIUM = slope, DECLIVITAS = slope. Transition T-D and n-v (turned the letter). Or see the word SLIV, SLIVAT'.
    • Eng: DECLINATION = deviation.
    • Eng: DECLIVITY = slope, slope, downhill, descent, slope. Transition T-D and n-v.
  • Rus: OTMENA, OTMENYAT'.
    • Gre: mataiwvvw (MATAIWNW, those. MATAIONO) = to cancel. PermutationPermutation: TMN ===> MTN.
  • Rus: OTMERYAT', OTMERYAYU, OTMERYAN, OTMERYAL, UMERYA'T', MERA, UMERENNO. Hence the wordsHence the words: RITM, RITMICHNO, TEMP, MODULYATSIYA, TEMPERATURA. See above also the word ARIFMETIKA.
    • Lat: MORE = slowdown, delay, delay. Could have come from the word MERA in the sense of moderation, slowness, restraint.
    • Lat: TEMPERATE = moderately moderate, TEMPERATIO = moderation, temperance, proportionality, TEMPERATOR = one who puts in order, TEMPERATUS = moderate, well-organized, balanced, temperance, limited, TEMPERO = moderate, moderate, desist, organize, TEMPERANTIA = temperance. In addition, perhaps here we see the transition YA-R and Russian ===> p Latin so that in the end: measuremeasure = TMRYA ===> TMRR = tempero.
    • Lat: TEMPUS = time span, TEMPESTAS = time. Could have come from the word OTMERYAYU with the above transition sounds (see previous item). Very accurate answer: time OTMERYAYUT years, hours, etc..
    • Lat: From here came a large bush of Latin words beginning with TEMPO and related to measuring time. for example, TEMPORALIS = temporary, TEMPESTAS = time span, TEMPESTILLUS = timely on time. And so on.
    • Lat: TERMINO = delimit, TERMINATOR = setting boundaries, TERMINATIO = land surveying, setting boundaries, completion, ending, TERMINALIS = border, boundary, heralding the end, TERMINUS [TERMO] = boundary stone. Permutation: measuredmeasured = TMRN ===> TRMN = termino.
    • Lat: MODERATE = moderately, MODERATIUM = gradually, MODERATIO = limitation, moderation, MODEROR = moderate, MODESTE = moderately judiciously, MODESTIA = moderation. Common root here MODE derived from MERA. Transition: Russian ===> d latin. Permutation: measure outmeasure out = TMRT ===> MTRT = moderate. From the Russian word MERA when moving p-d there was a big bush of Latin wordsthere was a big bush of Latin words: MODUS = measure, MODIUS = Roman measure of loose bodies, MODULATE = measuredly, MODULOR = to measure, MODULUS = measure moderation, MODIFICO = to measure, MODICUS = moderate, MODICE = moderately and so on.
    • Eng: TEMPERATE = temperate, TEMPERATURE = temperature, degree of heating.
    • Eng: TEMPO = (muses.) pace, rhythm, pace of life, etc...
    • Eng: TERMINATE = set a limit(camping), complete(campingcamping).
    • Eng: DETERMINE = to measure. TMRT ===> DTRMN. Transition T-D and M-N.
    • Eng: TEMPORAL = temporary, TEMPORARY = temporary.
    • Eng: MODERATE = moderate, moderate, avoiding extremes, temperate, restrained, calm, seasoned.
    • Eng: MODUS = method.
    • Gre: metriia (METRIA, those. METRIA) = moderately, metriooj (METRIOS, those. METRIOS) = moderate, medium. FromFrom: UMERYAT' the senses. And termatizzw (TERMATIZW, those. TERMATIZO) = finish, termma (TERMA, those. TERMA) = end station, stop, final, finish.
  • Rus: OTMETIT', OT+META, or DEYU METU, that is, I do meta, mark, and also OTMERYAYU, DEYU MERU, DEYU+MERYAT'. From here happenedFrom here happened: DIAMETR.
    • Lat: DI-METO, DIMETOR = measure out, DI-METIOR = to measure, DIAMETROS = diameter. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DIAMETER = diameter.
    • Fre: DIAMETRE = diameter.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: DIAMETRO = diameter.
    • Gre: diametrojj (DIAMETROS, those. DIAMETROS) = diameter.
    • Gre: diamerismma (DIAMERISMA, those. DIAMERISMA) = department, compartment, section, diamerismooj (DIAMERISMOS, those. DIAMERISMOS) = section distribution. FromFrom: DEYU+MERYAT' or OTMERYAT' during the transition T-D.
  • Rus: OTNIMAT', OTNIMAYU, OTNIMU, OTNYAT', OTYMU.
    • Lat: AD-IMO, ADIMO [EMI, EMPTUM] = take away, DEMO = take away, DEMPTUM = to select. It could have come from OT-IMET', OT-IMEYU during the transition T-D.
    • Lat: DEMENTIA = madness, DEMENTIO = be crazy, DEMENTO = drive crazy. It came out of OTNIMAT' (mind) during the transition T-D and permutation TNMT ===> TMNT. Or it could come from the word TUMAN, TUMANIT' reason. Either could occur from the expression OT+UMNET', i.e "OTNYAT' UM", no mind.
    • Lat: DEMINUTIO = decrease, decrease, decrease, decrease, DE-MINUO, DEMINUO, MINUI, MINUTUM = subtract (math.). Transition T-D and permutation TNMT ===> TMNT. Either comes from the word MINUET, MINOVAT', that is a thing of the past.
    • Lat: DE-MITTO = lower, drop, cast down. From the word OTNYAT' during transitionsduring transitions: T-D and N-M.
    • Eng: DEMENT = drive crazy, DEMENTED = crazy.
    • Eng: DEMINUTION = descending.
    • Eng: DEMIT = resign.
  • Rus: OT+NOS, take away your nose.
    • Lat: DE-NASO = take nose.
  • Rus: OTORVU, tear off.
    • Lat: DI-RAPIO = tear off. Transition T-D and V-P.
  • Rus: OTOROPET', OTOROP', OTOROPEYU.
    • Lat: TORPEO = to be dumbfounded, TORPESCO = stiffen, stiffen, stiffen, become immobile, TORPIDUS = numb, TORPOR = numbness, numbness, TORPORO = petrify, OB-TORPESCO, TORPUI = to be shocked.
    • Eng: TORPID = numb, TORPOR = numbness.
  • Rus: OTPERET', OTPER door, opened the entrance, gate.
    • Lat: APERIO, APERUI, PERUI, PERTUM, APERTUM = open, AD-APERIO = open, AD-APERTIO = discovery, APERTE = open, APERTO = open wide, APERTUS = open, accessible, frank, REPERTUM = open, REPERTUS = opening. See also the word VOROTA.
    • Fre: OUVERT = open.
    • Spa: ABIERTO = unlocked.
  • Rus: OTPUGNUT', OTPUGNU or DEYU+PUGNU, I mean, I scare, I scare.
    • Lat: DEPUGNATIO = decisive battle, DE-PUGNO = fight the bitterness.
  • Rus: OTRAZHAT'SYA.
    • Gre: kaqrefthjj (KAQREFTHS, those. KATREFTIS) = mirror. Transition ZH-F, i.e: reflectreflect = TRZHTS ===> (toto)TRFTS = (ka)treftis.
  • Rus: OT+RVAT', OTORVAT', or OT+ROT, OTO RTA.
    • Lat: DE-ARTUO = tear apart. Transition V-U, i.e RVAT' = RVT ===> RTV = ARTUO.
    • Eng: DEARTH = deficiency, lack, lack, lack of anything, hunger, starvation.
  • Rus: OTREZHU, OTREZAT'.
    • Lat: DE-ROGO = take away, DE-ROSUS = gnawed.
    • Lat: DE-RADO = shave off. TransitionTransition: T-D and ZH-D, since Russian handwritten "g" (de) and "g" Latin spelled the same.
    • Eng: DEROGATE = reduce, take away rights, privileges, property, (archaic.) diminish merit.
  • Rus: OTRUBIT'.
    • Lat: DIRUPTIO = tearing. Transition T-D and B-P.
  • Rus: OTRUGAT'.
    • Lat: DEROGATOR = censor. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DEROGATE = take away rights, privileges, demean, detract from merit, dignity, demean yourself, drop your dignity.
  • Rus: OTSEKU, OTSECH', OTSEKAT', SEKIRA.
    • Lat: DE-SECO, DESECO, CECIDI = cut off, DESECTIO = cutting off. As well as Latin ABSCIDO = chop off; could occur from the word OTSEKAT', since latin d-b differ only in orientation, i.e. transition T-D-B.
    • Gre: tsekourri (TSEKOURI, those. TSEKOIRI) = ax.
  • Rus: OT+SEL, OT+SEST' or DEYU+SEL. For example, from here to the side.
    • Lat: DE-SILLIO = jump off, DE-SISTO = retreat. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: OT+SIZHU, OT+SIDET', OT+SYADU, OTSYADU or DEYU+SYADU.
    • Lat: DECESSIO, DECESSUS = departure, departure, departure, removal, transfer, DISCEDO = depart, DE-CIDO, CIDI = fall down. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: DE-SIDEO, SEDI = sit in one's hands. As well as Latin DESIDIA = long sitting; comes from the word OTSIDET', eg OTSIDET' in prison.
  • Rus: OTSKOBLIT'.
    • Lat: DE-SCOBINO = scrape off.
  • Rus: OTSTOYAT' or OT+SIDET' (i.e SIDET' apart OT of all). From here originatedFrom here originated: DISTANTSIYA, DISSIDENT.
    • Lat: AB-STO = stand up. Here AB - prefix branch.
    • Lat: DISTANTIA = span, distance, DI-STO, DISTO = defend.
    • Lat: DISSIDEO [SEDI, SESSUM]= defend. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DISSIDENT = dissident, dissenter, dissenter, adhering to other views, dissenting, schismatic. See also above VROZ'+SIDET'.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: DISTANCE = distance, distance.
    • Ita: DISTANZA = distance.
    • Spa: DISTANCIA = distance.
  • Rus: OT+STOYAT', that is, the denial of "standing", sustainability. see also OTSTAVIT'.
    • Lat: DE-STITUO = leave, leave, leave anyone in the lurch.
  • Rus: OT+STROIT', denial of construction (not+build), that is, to break. From here happenedFrom here happened: DESTRUKTIVNYY.===>>>
    • Lat: DE-STRUO = wreck. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DESTROY = destroy, tear down, demolish, eliminate, wipe out, DESTRUCTION = destruction, destruction.
  • Rus: OTTERET', clean off dirt.
    • Lat: DE-TERO, TRITUM = wash, DE-FRICO = wipe clean. Transition T-F.
  • Rus: OT+TYANUT', do not pull, let go, and also, on the contrary, DEYU+TYANUT', that is, pull.
    • Lat: DETENTO = hold up, DE-TENDO = loosen, DETENTIO = retention. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DETENT = stopper, latch, dog, fuse.
    • Eng: DETENTE = discharge (special in relations between statesspecial in relations between states).
  • Rus: OTUCHIT'.
    • Lat: DE-DOCEO = wean. TransitionTransition: T-D and Russian H ===> With latin.
  • Rus: OKHAPKA, a bunch.
    • Eng: HEAP = pile, pile, weight, pile.
  • Rus: OKHAT', OKHNUL, OKH-OKH.
    • Ger: ÄCHZEN = groan, GEÄCHZE = groan.
    • Gre: gogguzww (GOGGUZW, those. GOGGIZO) = groan.
  • Rus: OKHOTA.
    • Ger: JAGD = hunting. Transition KH-G and T-D.

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  • Rus: PADAT', PADAYU, PAL, UPAL, fell to PYATE, to feet on the ground, PADEZH cattle. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PEDIATR (doctordoctor).
    • Lat: FALLO = knock down. Transition P-F. And PALLO = to ruin. Or see. BIL, atBIL.
    • Ger: FALLE = trap, FALLEN = fall. And also the German word DURCHFALLEN = fail, obviously could occur from a combination of two Russian words DYRKA+UPAL - DURCH+FALLEN, that is, in DYRKU UPAL.
    • Eng: FALL = fall, FALL = lowering, slope, autumn (as the end, "the fall of summer"). Here is the transition P to F. Recall that still a combination of Latin letters PH, that is, as it were, "P with aspiration" reads like F. As well as english FALL THROUGH = fail, it probably came from the Russian UPAL+DYRKA.
    • Gre: PALLADIY - image of the goddess Athena. PALLADA - one of the names of Athens. Turns, PALLADIY "fell from the sky" [533], t.1, with.126. Consequently, the "ancient" Greek PALLADA comes from slavic UPAL.
    • Gre: kataptwshh (KATAPTWSH, those. KATAPTOSI) = fall. FromFrom: KATIT'+PADAYU.
    • Gre: paidii (PAIDI, those. PAIDI) = child. FromFrom: PADAYU, PYATA. At birth, a child «falls» to mother's feet, to PYATE. Probably in the same semantic bush is the French word PETIT = small, young (!), from the word PADAT', that is, to be at the level PYATY, close to the ground. Due to the small growth of the child, standing next to an adult is «at heel level», from here and paidi. The name of the doctor becomes clear. PEDIATR (pedi+Toryu, that is «lead» children care) - paidiatroj. Russian is also spokenRussian is also spoken: POD-ROSTOK, POD-OSHVA, there is a word POD, meaning «bottom», eg, POD PECHI.
    • Gre: paqojj (PAQOS, those. PATOS) = sickness, paqhshh (PAQHSH, those. PATISI) = disease, paqhmaa (PAQHMA, those. PATIMA) = misfortune. FromFrom: PADAYU PADAT', transition m(te) ===> m=M. When sick person falls down. And pefttw (PEFTW, those. PEFTO) = fall downfall down: PADAT' during the transition D-T(Fita); ptwshh (PTWSH, those. PTOSI) = case, fall, fromcase, fall, from: PADEZH; kataptwshh (KATAPTWSH, those. KATAPTOSI) = fall fromfall from: KATIT'+PADEZH.
  • Rus: PAZHA, PAZHIT', - Tambov and Ryazan expression meaning a meadow or field where cattle grazes. Cm. [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: PAGUS = rural community, village. See also the word PASHNYA.
    • Spa: PAJA = straw.
  • Rus: PAZUKHA.
    • Ger: BUSEN = bosom, chest, bay. Here is the transition B-P and S-Z.
    • Eng: BOSOM = sinus.
  • Rus: PAY, pay in.
    • Eng: PAY = to pay.
  • Rus: PAKI, again, again; Old Slavic.
    • Eng: BACK = backwards.
  • Rus: PAL, PALIT' by fire, PYLAT', PYLAYU, PALYONYY.
    • Ger: FEIER = the fire. Transition P-F and L-R.
    • Eng: FIRE = the fire. Same sound transitions.
    • Gre: purr (PUR, those. PIR) = the fire; purra (PURA, those. PIRA) = bonfire. FromFrom: PAL, transition L-R. And puretooj (PURETOS, those. PIRETOS) = fever, fever fromfever, fever from: PYLAT' (transition L-R). And also see the word PARIT'. Further, flogga (FLOGA, those. FLOGA) = fire fromfire from: PYLAT', transition P-F and T-G (seems to be written). And flogga (FLOGA, those. FLOGA) = flame, fire; flegww (FLEGW, those. FLEGO) = blaze. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PAL+PAL (i.e PYLAYU+PYLAYU) or PAR+PAR during the transition L-R. I.e «double fire», «twice red», «red+red». From hereFrom here: PURPUR.
    • Lat: PURPURA = purple color, purple, porphyry, PURPURO = dye purple, PURPURASCO = blush, blush, turn purple, PURPUREUS = purple, crimson, scarlet.
    • Ger: PURPUR = purple.
    • Eng: PURPLE = purple, purple. By the way, the transition is clearly visible. L-R, i.e PUR+PAL.
    • Fre: POURPE = purple.
    • Ita: PORPORA, PURPURA = purple.
    • Spa: PURPURA = purple.
  • Rus: PAL+GORYU, i.e PALYU by fire, PYLAYU OGNEM, GORYU. see also PLAMYA+GORYU.
    • Lat: FLAGRO = burn. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FLAGRANT = flushy.
  • Rus: PALATA, PALATY, palace. They used to say also POLATA [223]. see also POLATI and PALATKA. As well as medical PALATA. In one bush with the word POLOZHU, POLOZHIT'.
    • Lat: PALATIUM = palace palace, PALATIUM = Palatine Hill in Rome, the Imperial Palace.
    • Ger: PALAST, PALAIS = chambers, palace.
    • Eng: PALACE = palace.
    • Spa: PALACIO = palace.
    • Swe: PALATS = palace.
    • Fin: PALATSI = palace.
    • Gre: palatti (PALATI, those. PALATI) = palace. Further, pelathhj (PELATHS, those. PELATIS) = a patient (all clear – the patient is in medical PALATE).
  • Rus: PALASH, saber. From the word PALKA, PALA. Hence, probably, the word PALACH. Further, PALITSA, cane, baton, stick. Cm. [223], [225] V. Dahl. Hence the word came from POLITSIYA, that is, the guardians of order, armed with clubs, sticks.
    • Eng: POLE-AXE = ax. Transition: Russian W ===> X Latin.
    • Eng: POLICE = police.
    • Ger: PALLASCH = sword, POLIZEI = police.
    • Fre: POLICE = police.
    • Ita: POLIZIA = police.
    • Spa: POLICIA = police, PALIZA = punishment (with stickswith sticks).
    • Hun: PALLOS = sword.
  • Rus: PALETS, LAPA, LAPAT', BIL hand beat. From here happenedFrom here happened: FALANGA.
    • Lat: POLLEX = thumb. See also the word BOL'SHOY.
    • Lat: PALPATUS = feeling, ex-PALMO = slap in the face.
    • Lat: PALMA = palm, hand, hand, PALMO = make a handprint, PALMULA = hand, paddle blade, paddle. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m latin and permutation: pawpaw = LPT ===> PLT = palma.
    • Lat: PHALANX = phalanx. And also a phalanx of a finger.
    • Ger: PALPE = tentacle.
    • Eng: POLLEX (POLLICES) = thumb, first forearm.
    • Eng: PALPATE = touch.
    • Eng: PALP = tentacle, PALM = palm. Note that PAL - this LAP upon readback.
    • Eng: PHALANX = (ist.) phalanx, PHALANX, PHALANGE = (anat.) phalanx.
    • Tur: FALES = cliff. That is something sticking up, "like a finger". Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PALIT', PULYA. One sense bush with the word BIL, BIT', BI’LO; during the transition P-B. And also see. PULIT', ZAPULIT', i.e. quit, throw far away. From here happenedFrom here happened: KATAPUL'TA.
    • Lat: BALLISTA = stone throwing war machine, core, throwing projectile. Transition P-B. Or else BALLISTA could occur from a combinationcould occur from a combination: BIL+STENA, i.e BIL STENU, punched the wall. Good answer: ballista was used to break through the fortress walls. As well as Latin CATAPULTA = catapult, military weapon for throwing stones. Apparently fromApparently from: KATIT'+PULYA.
    • Ger: FLINTE = gun. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: BULLIT = bullet, PELT = bombard.
    • Spa: BALA = bullet. Transition P-B.
    • Gre: bolli (BOLI, those. BOLI) = bullet, bolhh (BOLH, those. BOLI) = shot shooting. And oploo (OPLO, those. OPLO) = weapon, gun, weapon.
    • Gre: blhmaa (BLHMA, those. BLIMA) = bullet shell. FromFrom: PALIT', in view of the transition P-B and T-M, insofar as m («te» with three chopsticks) --- m=M that is: firefire = PLT ===> BLM = blima. And labwmaa (LABWMA, those. LABOMA) = bullet wound frombullet wound from: IMEYU PULYU, upon readback.
    • Gre: ballww (BALLW, those. BALLO) = throw, throw.
    • Gre: purobollw (PUROBOLW, those. PIROBOLO) = shoot, purobolikoo (PUROBOLIKO, those. PIROBOLIKO) = artillery. FromFrom: PALYU+PULYA, firing bullets transition L-R: I burn ===> pyro.
  • Rus: PALKA. In addition, the word used to be PALA. In the same semantic bush are the words LOPATA, STOLP, PALASH. From here happenedFrom here happened: FALLOS. And PALISAD, see below.
    • Lat: PALA = spade, PALUS = stake, pillar, PILA, PILE = pile, pillar, mortar. From here also occurredFrom here also occurred: PALARIA = exercises with poles, PALARIS = poles fit, PALATIO = driving in stakes, PILATUS = armed with darts, PILATIM = with columns, PILUM = pestle, dart, throwing spear.
    • Lat: PHALLUS = phallus. As well as Latin AF-FLIGO = hit. Here is the transition P-F and K-G, i.e PLK ===> FLG. As well as Latin VALLUS = stake; could occur from PALA, PALKA, during the transition P-V.
    • Lat: BACULUS = stick, staff, BACULUM = stick, BACILLUM = wand. Transition P-B, i.e PLK ===> BKL.
    • Lat: FALA = wooden column in a circus. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: FULCIO = prop up. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: PLAGA = hit, bruise, beat, beat. Transition K-G. Or could occur from words PLOKHO. Or from the word PLAKHA, PALKA, PALASH. Sticks used to punish, beat with sticks..
    • Ger: PFAHL = stake, pillar.
    • Eng: PALE = stake, fence, fence, POLE = post. From the Russian word PALKA, probably occurs and the name PALESTINA, i.e PAL-STAN, STOYANKA at POLE, or fenced PALKAMI, palisade. From here and PALISADE <=== PALI-SAD, that is, enclosed garden (i.e. stick garden, palo garden). Sometimes the sword was called PALA, from here PALASH. It is also possible, PALESTINA - this BELYY STAN, or BUL-STAN or POLE+STAN, that is, the camp in the field.
    • Eng: PHALLUS = phallus.
    • Eng: BACULIFORM = rod-shaped. From the word PALKA.
    • Eng: FULCRUM = stem, stem, fulcrum arm. See Latin FULCIO, from the word PALKA.
    • Fre: PALLISSADE = palisade.
    • Spa: PALO = stick, PALA = shovel, FALO = phallus.
    • Sco: PALK = beat.
    • Tur: PALA = sword (saber looksaber look); ISPALYA = stick, polestick, pole; FALAKA = punishment in the form of beating on the heels. Transition P-F.
    • Gre: pelekoudii (PELEKOUDI, those. PELEKOIDI) = sliver, pelekww (PELEKW, those. PELEKO) = to cut, PHALLOS = phallus.
  • Rus: PALKA+NAYM, work hard.
    • Fin: PALKKAAMINEN = hiring.
  • Rus: PALKA+PYATA.
    • Lat: FULCIPEDIA = needing a leg support, walking in high heels. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PALKA+RAMA.
    • Lat: FULCRUM = sofa, bed box, support, bed leg, couch. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FULCRUM = arm pivot point.
  • Rus: PALKA+RUKA, PALA+RUKA. That is a stick in hand.
    • Lat: FALARICA = long throwing spear. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PALKA+SERP, PALA+SERP. See also the expression PALKA+TORYU, that is, "carry a stick".
    • Lat: FALCIFER = armed with a sickle or scythe. Here FAL <=== PALA, but CIFER <=== SERP. TransitionsTransitions: P-F, Russian C ===> C Latin and transpositionC Latin and transposition: PLSRP ===> PLSPR.
    • Eng: FALCIFORM = crescent.
  • Rus: PANIKA. In one sense bush with the word PONYOS (transition S-K), PONYOSSYA, rushed headlong, ran swiftly, scared. For example, a horse PONESLA, that is, out of submission; turbulent flow PONYOS unlucky swimmer, etc. So in vain some linguists consider the word PANIKA Greek origin.
    • Lat: PANICUS = panic. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: PANIK = panic.
    • Eng: PANIC = panic. Note that in English, in Italian and in Spanish, this word is written in Latin, the same as in writing with Russian. It turns out that the word PONYOS passed into these languages ​​without even changing their spelling, but only changing the reading of one letter.
    • Fre: PANIQUE = panic.
    • Ita: PANICO = panic.
    • Spa: PANICO = panic.
    • Tur: PANIK = panic.
    • Gre: panikojj (PANIKOS, those. PANIKOS) = panic.
  • Rus: PAR+PEKU, PAR PYSHET, steam+puff(thread). And also see. PAR+PECH', that is, steam oven. From here happenedFrom here happened: BARBEKYU (grilled meat). I.e PAR+PEKU, PAR+PECH'.
    • Ger: BARBECUE = B-B-Q.
    • Spa: BARBECHO = (t. s.'s.) steam. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PARA.
    • Lat: PAR, PARIS = couple, two, equal, same, exactly the same, even, equally, spouse, same age, PARIO = equal, PARO = equate, PARIA = equality.
    • Ger: PAAR = couple even, FRAU = wife, woman. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: PAIR = couple, married couple, PARITY = equality.
    • Fre: PAIR = couple.
    • Spa: PAR, PAREJA = couple.
  • Rus: PARA+DRUZ'YA, PARA+DRUG, PARA+DRUZHE, i.e. ally, friend.
    • Lat: PAREDROS = helper or companion.
  • Rus: PARA+SIDET', i.e SIDET' PAROY, together, be near. From here happenedFrom here happened: PARAZIT. Or from the word PORAZIT' (the disease affects), see below.
    • Ger: PARASIT = parasite.
    • Lat: PARASITUS = co-worker, visitor, hangman, PARASITIO = lovable, PARASITA = hooker.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PARASITE = parasite, (biol.) parasite.
    • Ita: PARASSITA = parasite.
    • Spa: PARASITO = parasite.
  • Rus: PARA+STSEPIT', for example, comrade, friend, couple of inseparable friends. Or expression BRAT'+TSAPAYU.
    • Lat: PARTICEPS = comrade.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PARTICIPATION = participation, complicity, partnership, collaboration.
  • Rus: PAREN'. And PARNI – as a company, my friends.
    • Lat: PARVUS = child, PUERI = guys. Transition n-v (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Gre: pareaa (PAREA, those. PAREA) = friends, company.
  • Rus: PA'RIT' (in the sense of cooking). And also see the word VARIT'. Sounds P, B and C could go into each other.
    • Ger: BRATEN = fry. Transition P-B. As well as German BREI = porridge; could come from Russian steaming porridge', na'making porridge.
    • Eng: FRY = fry. From the Russian word PAR, transition P-F. As well as english PORRIDGE = porridge; could occur from russian PA'RISH'.
    • Gre: abrastooz (ABRASTOZ, those. ABRASTOZ) = raw, unboiled. FromFrom: NE+PARIT', i.e «do not boil», transition P-B. Here a means denial; notnot+PRSR --- not PRT = don't soar.
  • Rus: PARI'T', inSPARIT', that is, fly in the air. And PARYASHCHIY in the air. From here happenedFrom here happened: PARASHYUT (soar+to sew, that is, sewn from fabricto sew, that is, sewn from fabric).
    • Lat: A-SPIRO = blow, blow, exhale, strive, send the wind, inhale, cast.
    • Eng: ASPIRATE = aspirate, aspirate, aspirate, aspirate, BIRD = bird; transition P-B and T-D.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PARACHUTE = parachute, parachute jump. Derived from PARYASHCHIY (in the airin the air).
    • Ita: PARACADUTE = parachute.
    • Gre: paraseiio (PARASEIO, those. PARASEIO) = pennant.
  • Rus: PAROM, PEREPRAVA.
    • Ger: FÄHRE = ferry. Here transition P to F.
    • Eng: FERRY = ferry.
  • Rus: PARSUNA - Old Russian word for portrait. In the same semantic bush as OBRAZ, OBRAZINA (considered rude today). See also wordsSee also words: PORISOVAT', PO+RISUNOK or from the fact that portraits were sometimes painted on canvas, that is, on PARUSINE. In the old Russian language, along with the word PARSUNA its other form was also usedits other form was also used – PERSONA [282:1], h.1, with.223. From here happenedFrom here happened: PERSONAZH, and PERSONAL'NYY, those. private.
    • Lat: PERSONA = mask, personality, face, guise, character, PERSONALIS = private, PERSONATUS = disguised.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: PERSON = person, person, person, subject, appearance, appearance. And PERSONALLY = in person, PERSONAGE = character.
    • Fre: PERSONNE = personality, PERSONNAGE = character.
    • Spa: PERSONAJE = character, PERSONA = a person.
    • Gre: proswpoo (PROSWPO, those. PROSOPO) = person, person, fromperson, person, from: PARSUNA, OBRAZ, transition N-P. And proswpidda (PROSWPIDA, those. PROSOPIDA, those. PROSOPIDA) = mask frommask from: PARSUNU DEYU; proswpografiaa (PROSWPOGRAFIA, those. PROSOPOGRAFIA) = portrait fromportrait from: PARSUNU TSARAPAYU (KRAPAYU or KROPAYU). And prosoyyi (PROSOYI, those. PROSOPSI) = face towel (see also PROSUSHU).
  • Rus: PASTI cattle people, PASU, PASTYR', PASTUKH.
    • Lat: PASTIO = pasture, pasture, pasture, feeding, PASCITO = graze, PASCO = graze, PASCUA = pasture, PASCALIS = grazing, PASCUUS = grazing, PASCUUM = pasture, PASTOR = shepherd, PASTORALIS = pastoral, PASTURA = grazing, PASTUS = feeding, feed, pasture, PASTUM = feed, feed.
    • Lat: PECU, PECUS = cattle, pets. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: PASTOR = shepherd.
    • Eng: PASTOR = shepherd, PASTORAL = pastoral. May be, PASTORAL = PAST+ORAL, that is, could happen from PASTI+PAKHAT' = PASTI+ORAL.
    • Fre: PASTEUR = shepherd, PATURER = graze(is smilingis smiling).
    • Spa: PASTAR = graze, PASTOR = shepherd, PASTAR = graze.
    • Swe: PRÄST = pastor.
    • Por: PASTIO = pasture.
    • Hun: PASTOR = shepherd.
    • Gre: boskww (BOSKW, those. BOSKO) = graze, boskojj (BOSKOS, those. BOSKOS) = shepherd, boskotoppi (BOSKOTOPI, those. BOSKOTOPI) = pasture. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: PAST', i.e. big mouth.
    • Lat: FAUX, FAUCIS = fall. Transition P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PAKH, underbelly, PUKHLYY.
    • Ger: BAUCH = belly belly. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: PAUNCH = stomach.
  • Rus: PACHKA, PUCHOK.
    • Eng: BATCH = heap, pack, union, group. And also - English BOOK = book, BUNCH = a bunch. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PASHNYA, PA'KHANYY, PAKHAT', PAKHATNYY.
    • Lat: PECTEN = plow rake, PAGANUS = rural, PAGUS = village, village, PAGATIM = in villages, in villages, PAGANUS = villager, PAGANICUS = rural, PAGANICUM = rural estate.
    • Lat: PASTINO = dig up, PASTINATIO = digging up the soil, PASTINUM = dig up. Transition X,SH-S.
  • Rus: PEKAR', PECH'.
    • Lat: FOCARIUS = cook, FOCARIA = cook. Transition P-F.
    • Ger: BÄCKER = baker.
    • Eng: BAKER = baker, BAKERY = bakery. Here – transition P to B.
    • Hun: PEC = baker. Comes from the word PECH'.
  • Rus: PEL+NET, that is, I sing about what is no longer, or I renounce.
    • Lat: PALINODIA = the song of renunciation, the rejection of the old words, the repetition of the old song. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: PALINODE (grech.) = poetic form for rejection of the previously expressed point of view, formal rejection of the previously said.
  • Rus: PEL'MENI.
    • Ger: +
    • Spa: PELMENI = dumplings.
    • Fre: PELMENIS = dumplings.
    • Fin: PELMENIT = dumplings.
  • Rus: PENA, PENIT'SYA, VSPENIT'. In the formation of foam sometimes heard SHUM, foam bubbles also occasionally burst with SHUMOM. For example, champagne foams with SHUMOM. Therefore the words PENA and SHUM could communicate. As we have noted, SHAMPANSKOE – thisthis «SHUM+PENA».
    • Lat: SPUMA = foam, scum, SPUMO = foam, SPUMOSUS = frothy full of foam, SPUMATUS = foam or foam emission, SPUMEUS = foaming, frothy. Transition N-M.
    • Ger: SCHAUM, SEIFE = soap, foam.
    • Eng: SOAP, FOAM = soap, foam, SPUME = foam, scum, foaming.
    • Ita: SAPONE, SCHIUMA = soap, foam.
    • Spa: ESPUMA = soap, foam on the horse.
  • Rus: PENYA as a penalty. In one sense bush with words PENYAT', and - VINA, VINIT'. And PENYAYU, PENYAT' = complain. From here, for example, PENAL'TI (in footballin football).
    • Lat: POENA = punishment, FENUS = gain. Transition P-F. And POENALIS = punitive, POENTIO = regret, POENITENTIA = repentance, POENITEO, POENITUI = to vex, OPINIO = delusion, POENITET = repent. Or transition V-P.
    • Lat: PUNIO = punish, PUNITIO = punishment, PUNITOR = chastener.
    • Eng: FINE = penalty. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: PUNISHMENT, PENALTY = punishment.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: PENALTY = punishment.
    • Spa: PENA pecuniaria = penalty.
    • Gre: poinhh (POINH, those. POINI) = punishment, poinikojj (POINIKOS, those. POINIKOS) = criminal; penqooj (PENQOS, those. PENTOS) = grief. FromFrom: PENYAT', blame fate complain.
    • Gre: ponnw (PONW, those. PONO) = to suffer pain, agony, sympathize, fall ill; ponojj (PONOS, those. PONOS) = pain, suffering, grief, pity. And also see the word PONOS.
  • Rus: PENYA, VINA. But here we will pay attention to the interesting evolution of this Slavic word when creating Latin, and then other Western European languages.. The negative meaning of the Russian word PE’NYA in some cases, reformers are replaced by positive. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PENSIYA, PANSION.
    • Lat: BENE = ok skillfully. As well as Latin BENEVOLENTIA = love; could occur from BENE (the goodthe good) VOLYA or BENE (OKOK) L'NUT'. As well as Latin PENSIO = pay, PENSITO = to pay, BENEVOLE = devotee (from KHOROSHAYA VOLYA - Auth.). Or else BENE derived from Russian BUYNYY, BUY. According to V. Dal, cm. [223], t.1, with.338, word BUYNYY, cut. BUY, meant bold, brave, daring, mighty, overpowering, strong. see also BOYAN - skillful singer.
    • Eng: PINUP = pretty (girlgirl), PENSION = pension.
    • Fre: BON = good, kind, good, good, BIEN = good, good, good, good, good, PENSION = pension.
    • Ita: PENSIONE = pension.
    • Spa: PENSION = pension.
    • Gre: ameibbo (AMEIBO, those. AMEIBO) = reward, repay, pay,amoibhh (AMOIBH, those. AMOIBI) = reward. Reverse word reading PENYA, transition P-B and N-M.

Comment. In the Russian language, such important concepts as "good, kind," are in no way connected with the word VIN, they sound completely different. There is no Russian word, including the old one, which today is half-forgotten, consonant with the word "wine" and signifies positive, good qualities.. Why in Latin, along with the word POENA (punishment) there was a word BENE (good), written and sounded almost the same as the Russian WINE, stubs? It turns out that in Latin, in fact, with the same word PEN, WINE began to denote both clearly negative characteristics and positive. How did this happen? It is difficult to answer this question unequivocally today.. However, let us make a hypothesis. According to our reconstruction, in the era of the Great = "The Mongol "Empire in the separated provinces, including in Western Europe, was intensively reworked and reformed the Slavic language in order to quickly separate from the Empire also linguistically and culturally. In some cases, Slavic words were given a different meaning, sometimes even the opposite.. After all, much of what was not so long ago good for the Empire has now become bad for reformers.. For example, the same politicians began to be assessed differently in rebellious Western Europe and in the metropolis of the Empire, in Russia-Horde. The generals of the Empire, who were trying to suppress a rebellion in Europe, were naturally perceived by Western Europeans as "fiends".

In the heat of reform and the defeat of the former imperial culture, sometimes too much was carried along and repainted white to black and vice versa.. Declaring bad things that were considered good recently. And vice versa. For example, linguists and reformers could put a positive meaning in the Slavic word VIN, declaring it "now good," recommending that they now signify good, positive qualities. As if to counterbalance the still negative meaning of this concept. For example, people guilty in terms of the Empire (let's say the leaders of the rebellion rebellion), on the contrary, they were often rated in Western Europe as very good personalities..

An example of such a reformative breakdown in the field of culture is well known.. In Bulgaria today, saying no, nod their heads from the top down, which in Russian culture means "yes". And the word "yes", today's Bulgarians shake their heads from right to left, which in Russia means denial, "no". That is, as we see, the Bulgarian reformers of the era XVII-XVIII centuries have replaced the meaning of the old Slavic gestures on the opposite. See also latin word NUTO = nod.

Probably something like that (replacement of meaning with the opposite) reformers have done the word VINA, creating the Latin language in the era XVI-XVII centuries on the basis of the old Slavic language, the former XIV-XVI centuries the language of the whole Empire.

Let's give one more curious example of the same sort. Below we will talk in detail about the Latin word. SINISTER, meaning not only "left", but also simultaneously the following diametrically opposite conceptsR, meaning not only "left", but also simultaneously the following diametrically opposite concepts:

but) wrong, wrong, unfavorable, unhappy, destructive, sinister,

b) happy, favorable.

At the same time, what is significant, the negative meanings of the word SINISTER historians produce from the Greek beliefs, where the Greek soothsayers became facing north, in which case the west, which was considered to be the source of evil, turned to their left. [237], with.933. On the contrary, the Roman augurs became facing south, in which case east was to their left, from where, it was believed, happy omens came [237], with.933. In this case, the same word SINISTER began to mean both bad and good qualities due to the alleged differences in religious practices practiced in "ancient" Greece and in "ancient" Rome.. However, it is possible that such a replacement of the "right side" with the "left" (or vice versa) in religious ceremonies was also made quite late in the era XVII-XVIII centuries when, in the breakaway provinces of the Empire, the old Orthodox customs were deliberately turned into new, "reformist" meanings.

Further, in the reformist new catholic religion, which replaced the former Orthodox catholic religion in Western Europe, the parishioners were forced to be baptized, not from right to left, but on the contrary, from left to right. So in XVII-XVIII centuries introduced modern Catholicism.

Apparently, the same thing - replacing the positive meaning with a negative one - was done in the epoch of the Reformation and with the notion of RIGHT. On the one hand, in Latin, the word RIGHT has a good, positive meaning.. These are, for example, words: PROBE = right ok, PROBITAS = decency honesty, PROBATUS = good, great, PROBUS = practical. Transition VB. On the other hand, in the same Latin language the word RIGHT began to be supplied with a negative meaning, a negative shade. These are, for example, words: PRAVITAS, PRAVUS, PRAVUM = viciousness. Even today, there is still some confusion in the positive or negative coloring of the words RIGHT and LEFT, for example, in the public lexicon.. That which is RIGHT for some is perceived by their opponents as bad, WRONG deal.

One more example: latin word LUCIFER. On the one hand, it translates as "carrying light, luminiferous" (that is, in a clearly positive sense), on the other hand, it translates today as “Satan". That is, as something terrible, terrible, malicious. Apparently, we are again confronted here with traces of a major religious reform of the Reformation, when some "Mongolian"" (i.e. great) gods, previously considered good, luminous, Western European "reformers" XVII-XVIII centuries declared bad, harmful, dangerous. Recall that word LUCIFER could occur from the Slavic expression of the LUCHA TORYU, that is, the luminous. This shows that the ORIGINAL word LUCIFER perceived as a positive start. And his current interpretation, “Satan,” is, therefore, later.

Another example. In the book "Mastering America by Russia-Horde," ch.1:7, analyzing the history of the Cathars, we drew attention to the fact that the word "devil" also probably radically changed its meaning to the opposite in the era of the Reformation or, perhaps, in XV century - that is, in the era of the split of the churches and the Ottoman conquest. Originally this word probably meant God White or God Baal = D+VAAL and carried positive emotions. But then he was given a negative meaning, and today we perceive the word "devil" only as a negative concept, for example, DEU'S PAIN.

  • Rus: PYOR, PERET', that is, drag as well as push forward, PRU right through. As well as the word BRAT', BERU. From combination PYOR+BOLEE, BERU+BOLEE, happened GIPERBOLA, those. severe exaggeration. From the word PYOR Russian happened PORA like time that is attracting, «Pruscha» heavenly power.
    • Lat: PERA = bag, satchel (grechgrech.), PORRO = further forward, PORTO = carry, PORTATIO = carrying, transportation, delivery, PORTABILIS = portable. And PORTATOR = carrier, PORTATORIA = stretcher, PORTATORIUS = wearing; descended from PERET'+TORYU or torch (the road). See also the word BRAT', BERU.
    • Lat: FERIO = push. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: TEMPORIS = temporary.
    • Eng: PORTABLE = portable, mobile, PORTAGE = carrying, transporting, transporting, transporting.
    • Eng: PARVENU (franz.) = parvenia, upstart. FromFrom: PYOR forward.
    • Fre: TEMPOREL = temporary.
    • Gre: poreiia (POREIA, those. PEREIA) = move. And abrooz (ABROZ, those. ABROZ), abrothtta (ABROTHTA, is read ABROTITA) = soft, gentle, delicate, softness, courtesy. Here a = negation. FromFrom: NE PRU, NE+PERET', i.e «without pressure», courteously. Transition P-B.
    • Gre: paraperra (PARAPERA, those. PARAPERA) = further away. FromFrom: PROPYOR, VPERED PYOR. And pernnw (PERNW, those. PERNO) = outrunoutrun: PRU+NA something that is NAPOR. And uperbolhh (UPERBOLH, those. IPERBOLI) = exaggeration, extreme, fromexaggeration, extreme, from: PYOR+BOLEE, forward+more, PERE+BOLEE. From here GIPERBOLA, severe exaggeration. Further, uperphdww (UPERPHDW, those. IPERPIDO) = jump fromjump from: PYOR+PYATA, forward+heel; uperterrw (UPERTERW, those. IPERTERO) = transcendtranscend: PER+TORYU. And fortioo (FORTIO, those. FORTIO) = cargo; proodojj (PROODOS, those. PROODOS) = progress fromprogress from: PERET'.
    • Ger: HIPERBEL = hyperbola.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: HIPERBOLE = hyperbola (exaggerationexaggeration).
    • Ita: IPERBOLE = hyperbola (lettersletters.).
  • Rus: PYOR+PUT', that is, stubbornly moved forward along the path, right through, without stopping. Or VPERED+PUT'.
    • Lat: PERPETUUS = non-stop, continuous, PERPETUO = continuously.
    • Eng: PERPETUAL = continuous, permanent, PERPETUATE = perpetuate, PERPETUITY = eternity.
    • Spa: PARADO = non-stop. FromFrom: PERET' (forwardforward).
  • Rus: PERVYY, PERSHIY. And also see. SVERKH. From here originatedFrom here originated: PRIMA (for example, prima ballerinafor example, prima ballerina), PREM'ER, PREMIYA, SUPER- (as a prefix to many words). Note that PERSHIY transitioned into PRIMA, because they mixed up the letters=sh---m=M (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: PRIUS = front, PRAESUM = to lead. Transition SH-S or V-U.
    • Lat: PRIMAE = first place, main role, main prize, PRIMO = first, PRIMATUS = first place, PRIME = especially, exclusively, PRIMITUS = first, PRIMORIS = first earliest, PRIMULUM = at the beginning, PRIMULUS = the first, PRIMUM = first, first, PRIMUS = front, close, young, early, PRIMAS = noble, PROEMIUM = foreword, PRAEMIUM = reward. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing (turned the letter). As well as Latin PRIMORDIUM = initial, PRIMORDIALIS = initial; could occur from expression PERSHIY+DEN' or PERSHIY+DEYAT', PERSHIY+DEYAL, during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Next, Latin PRIMORGENITAS = firstborn; could occur from PERSHIY+ZHENA, PERSHIY+ZHENIT'.
    • Lat: SUPER = above, above, above, SUPERA = heights, higher areas, SUPERBE = proudly arrogant, SUPERBIA = arrogance, arrogance, pride, SUPERBUS = arrogant, SUPERI = heavenly gods, SUPERIOR = higher up, SUPERBIO = be proud, SUPERNA, SUPERNE = top height, SUPERO = shoot up, SUPERUS = upper, higher, heavenly, SUPREMUS = higher, SUPRA = above. Transition SH-S and permutation: firstfirst = PRSH ===> SHPR = super. Or it could come from the word VOSPARIT', VOSPARYU, SVERKHU, SVERKH.
    • Lat: PRIAMUS = Priam (famous "antique" Trojan king - Avtfamous "antique" Trojan king - Avt.).
    • Ger: PRIMA = top grade. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin, since these letters differ only in orientation. Or transition V-M, since latin W and M differ only in orientation, that is: the firstthe first = PRV ===> PRM = prima.
    • Eng: SUPER = first class. Transition SH-S and permutation: firstfirst = PRSH ===> SHPR = super.
    • Eng: PRIME = the beginning, the morning hours, the dawn, the initial stage of something, the initial stage, (poet.) spring, youth, best time, PREMIUM = premium, PRIMACY = superiority, PRIMAL = ancient, primordial, leading, PRIMARY = fundamental, paramount, PRIMER = primer, primer, PREMIER = prime minister, PREMIUM = premium.
    • Fre: PREMIER = first prime, PRIME = premium.
    • Spa: PRIMERO, PRIMER = the first, PREMIER = prime minister, PREMIO = premium.
  • Rus: PERVYY (PERSHIY) DEN' Creations, when, according to the Bible, the world was created, that is, the world arose.
    • Lat: PRIMORDIUM = occurrence. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: PERVYY (firstfirst) TSAPAYU, PERVYY (firstfirst) TSAPAL, PERVYY+TSAPAT'. Or PERVYY TSARIL, PERVYY TSARYU, PERVYY+TSARIT. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PRINTSIP, PRINTSIPIAL'NYY.
    • Lat: PRINCEPS = first, chief, leader, head, leader, leader, sovereign, lord, PRINCIPALIS = first initial, PRINCIPATUS = first place, leadership, occurrence, PRINCIPIUM = origin, origin, founder. TransitionTransition: V-N, since latin v=u and n differ only in orientation. If the second part of the word comes from TSARIT', TSARIL, then we see the transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Ger: PRINZIP = principle.
    • Eng: PRINCIPAL = main, main, leading, PRINCIPLE = principle, rule, law, basic idea, PRINCIPLES = beginnings. As we have noted, from the word PERSHIY also occurredalso occurred: PRIMA (ballerinaballerina), PREM'ER (the minister) and so on. The transition is visible here. N-M and transition SH-M, since w Russian and m Latin is obtained by inverting the letter.
    • Fre: PRINCIPE = principle, PRINCIPAL = main.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PRINCIPIO = principle.
    • Ita: PRINCIPALE = main.
    • Spa: PRINCIPAL = main.
  • Rus: PERDET', i.e. emit a bad smell.
    • Lat: PERTAEDET, PERTAESUM = nasty.
    • Eng: FART = (rude.) fart. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PERE- as a prefix. In one bush with the word PYOR, went ahead. From PERE+BOLEE happenedhappened: GIPERBOLA (severe exaggeration), see also above. From PERE+SKACHU+MOSHCH' happened PAROKSIZM.===>>>
    • Lat: PER = through, PER- = action directed through.
    • Ger: RE-, PER-VER-, similar prefix, in German. And ÜBER = excessiveness. for example, PERELIT', PEREUSERDSTVOVAT' and so on.
    • Eng: RE-, PER-, similar prefix. And OVER = through, above. Here is the transition P-V. And REPAIR = repair; could occur from PEREDELAT' anything. Next, English SUPER = re-, over; could occur from PERE- or SVERKH, during the transition V-P. Either comes from the word PERSHIY (during the transition SH-S), that is, from the word PERVYY, in old Russian and in Ukrainian.
    • Fre: RE-, PER-, similar prefix.
    • Gre: peri entered the beginning of many Greek words, for example: peripatojj (PERIPATOS, those. PERIPATOS) = walk; perpatww (PERPATW, those. PERPATO) = go for a walk; perpathmaa (PERPATHMA, those. PERPATIMA) = walking fromwalking from: PERE+PYATA, i.e «fingering heels», I go. And perisseumaa (PERISSEUMA, those. PERESSEIMA) = excess fromexcess from: PERE+SUMA (that is, it does not fit in the bag, bag); paroxusmooj (PAROXUSMOS, those. PAROKSISMOS) = attack (honey.), fromfrom: PERESKACHU+MOSHCH', i.e «strong jumps, cramps»; para pollu (PARA POLU, those. PARA POLI) = too, fromtoo, from: PERE+BOLEE. And uperbolhh (UPERBOLH, those. IPERBOLI) = exaggeration, extreme, fromexaggeration, extreme, from: PERE+BOLEE. From here GIPERBOLA, severe exaggeration. And so on.
  • Rus: PEREBEGU, run across, PROBEGU, POBEGU.
    • Lat: PERFUGA, PROFUGUS = defector, PER-FUGIO, PERFUGIO = run across. Transition B-P-F.
    • Gre: apofeuggw (APOFEUGW, those. APOFEIGO) = shun. Transition B-F.
  • Rus: PERE+BERECH', those. «take great caretake great care».
    • Lat: PER-PARCE = very sparingly.
  • Rus: PEREBIT', for example, in someone's conversation; knock down, PERE+PUT', i.ei.e «PEREBIT' PUT'». Hence the word PERIPETII, i.e. difficulties interfering with something. As well as the word PREPYATSTVIE, i.e PERE+PUT', PERE+PYATA.
    • Ger: VERBITTEN = protest. Transition PER ===> VER.
    • Eng: OVERBID = outbid. Transition T-D. Further, PERIPETEIA = peripetia.
    • Fre: PERIPETIE = peripetia.
    • Spa: PERIPECIAS = peripetia.
    • Gre: paremballlw (PAREMBALLW, those. PAREMBALLO) = to make obstacles, parembassh (PAREMBASH, those. PAREMBASI) = intervention. FromFrom: PEREBIL, prevented. And peripeteiaa (PERIPETEIA, those. PERIPETEIA) = adventure fromadventure from: PERE+PUT', PEREBIT'.
  • Rus: PERE+BLEDNO.
    • Lat: PER-PALLIDUS = completely pale.
  • Rus: PEREBOLEYU.
    • Lat: PER-DOLEO = to be very ill, PERDOLESCO = take painfully. Latin transition b-d.
  • Rus: PEREBOR. That is, exceed the norm, for example, "bust" in food or drink.
    • Eng: OVERBEAR = transcend.
  • Rus: PERE+BRATANIE, that is, move over.
    • Ger: VERBRÜDERUNG = fraternization. Transition P-V and T-D.
  • Rus: PERE+BRYZGI, PERE+SPRYSNU, PERE+BRYZGNU.
    • Lat: PER-SPERGO, SPRESI, SPERSUM = sprinkle.
  • Rus: PERE+BURYA or PERE+YARO, re+rage.
    • Lat: PER-FURO = rage. Transition B-P-F.
  • Rus: PERE+VAL, PERE+VALYAT', re+roll, roll out, roll of parchment.
    • Lat: PER-VOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = roll up, PERVOLUTO = often deploy.
  • Rus: PEREVALIT' through something, master, PEREVALYU, PERE+VALYU, meaning to be strong. And VPERED VALYU.
    • Lat: PER-VALEO = be very strong, PER-VALIDUS = very strong, mighty, PRAE-VALIDUS = very strong, PRAE-VALIDE = extremely strong, PRAE-VALEO = be very strong.
    • Lat: PRO-VOLVO, VOLVI, VOLUTUM = roll forward.
    • Eng: PREVAIL = prevail.
  • Rus: PEREVEZTI.
    • Lat: PERVECTIO = moving, sailing, PERVECTOR = messenger. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PERVASION = spread, PERVASIVE = penetrating.
  • Rus: PEREVERZIT' (wed. SVERZIT') that is, flip, distort, overturn, PEREVERTET', PEREVERCHU.
    • Lat: PERVERSIO = reversal, PERVERSE = on the contrary, wrong, PERVERSITAS = perversity, PERVERSUS = oblique, PER-VERTO, PERVERTO, VERTI, VERSUM = to overturn. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Eng: PERVERSE = perverted, PERVERSION = perversion, PERVERT = perverted person, apostate, renegade, pervert, distort, PERVERTED = perverted, distorted.
    • Fre: PERVERS = perverted, unnatural.
    • Spa: PERVERSO = perverted.
  • Rus: PERE+VETOSH', re+old, that is something very old.
    • Lat: PER-VETUS = very old, PERE-VETUSTUS = very old, archaic. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: PERE+VOLYA. That is much to desire, to want.
    • Lat: PER-VOLO, VOLUI = much to wish.
  • Rus: PERE+VRASHCHAYU, that is, flip over, cheat.
    • Lat: PRAEVARICATIO = treachery, duplicity, hypocrisy, double-dealing, PRAEVARICATOR = hypocrite, PRAEVARICOR = deviate to the side. Transition u ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PREVARICATE = dodge, speak evasively, dodge, PREVARICATION = dodging, PREVARICATOR = deviant man.
  • Rus: PERE+VYPARIT'.
    • Lat: PER-VAPORO = steam up.
    • Eng: PERVAPORATION = diffusion evaporation, evaporation through a semipermeable partition.
  • Rus: PEREGIBAT'.
    • Ger: VERBIEGEN = bend. VER = PER. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: PEREGNAT' somewhere, for example, overtake the herd.
    • Lat: PER-AGITO = drive, PER-AGO = drive.
  • Rus: PERE+GORE, that is a strong grief, PEREKHODYASHCHEE all borders.
    • Lat: PER-HORREO = be horrified, PER-HORRESCO = worry a lot, PER-HORRIDUS = scary, terrible, creepy.
  • Rus: PERE+GRANITSA, PERE+GRAN', that is, to cross the border, on the other side of the border, foreign, foreign, alien.
    • Lat: PEREGRINUS = foreigner, alien, travel, foreigner, exotic, PEREGRINOR = live in a foreign land, wander, be a stranger, PEREGRINITAS = foreign manners and customs, PEREGRINATIO = travel or stay abroad, PEREGRINUS = foreigner, PEREGRINA = foreigner, foreigner, PEREGRE = outside the home, abroad, from abroad, PEREGRINATOR = traveler (i.e PERE+GRAN'+TORYU - AuthAuth.).
    • Eng: PEREGRINATE = to travel, to travel, to wander, to live temporarily in a foreign country, to cross something, PEREGRINATION = trip, journey, journey (especially in foreign countriesespecially in foreign countries).
  • Rus: PERE+GRUZ, re+ship, PEREGRUZIT', that is, it is too heavy to load. And PEREBRAT', PERE+BRAT', take too much.
    • Lat: PRAE-GRAVIS = overloaded, very heavy, weighty, PER-GRAVIS = very weighty, PERGRAVITER = very seriously, PRAE-GRAVO, PRAEGRAVO = pull over. Transition U-V. FromFrom: PEREGRUZ.
    • Gre: parafortwnww (PARAFORTWNW, those. PARAFORTONO) = overload. FromFrom: PEREBRAT', PERE+PERET', that is too much «to shove», to drag. Transition B-P-F.
  • Rus: PERED anything, PRE-, PRED, PREDVARITEL'NO, in advance UPREDIT', OPEREDIT', VPERYOD, VPEREDI. In one bush with the word PREZHDE. From here happenedFrom here happened: FRONT (military.), during the transition P-F. From here happenedFrom here happened: PROGNOZ (from before+know), see below.
    • Lat: PARATE = prearranged, fast, PARATIO = harvesting, PARATUS = preparation, cooking, PARITO = get ready, PARO = cook, PRAE = ahead, forward, before, against, PRAE- = prefix with the value of being ahead, PRAE = before. for example, PRAE-ACUTUS = sharpen front; could occur from PERED+UKUSIT'.
    • Lat: PRAETOR = leader, chief, praetor (i.e VPEREDI TORYU, go ahead - Autogo ahead - Auto.), PRAETORIUS = leaderboard, PRAEEO = to lead. As well as Latin PRAETORIANUS = praetorian.
    • Ger: VORDERE = front. Transition P-V. Further, FRONT = front, PROGNOSE = forecast.
    • Eng: FORE, FORWARD = front, FRONT = the front of something. Transition P-F. As well as the front (military.). Further, PROGNOSIS = forecast.
    • Fre: PRE'S = close, FRONT = front, PROGNOSTIC = forecast.
    • Ita: FRONTE = front, PROGNOSTICO = forecast.
    • Spa: FRENTE = front, PROGNOSIS = forecast.
    • Gre: prwtaa (PRWTA, those. PROTA) = initially; proo (PRO, those. PRO) = before; emprooj (EMPROS, those. EMPROS) = ahead. Many words begin on pro, eg: probolhh (PROBOLH, those. PROBOLI) = nomination, nomination, fromnomination, nomination, from: VPERED+BIL (PROBIL, moved); prognwssh (PROGNWSH) = prediction, forecast, fromprediction, forecast, from: VPERED+ZNAT' (reverse reading of the word ZNAT' – GNOZI, transition T-G); progonooj (PROGONOS, those. PROGONOS) = ancestor fromancestor from: PRE+ZHENA, PERED ZHENOY, PREZHDE; proqumiia (PROQUMIA, those. PROTIMIA) = readiness, proqumojj (PROQUMOS, those. PROTIMOS) = consonant, ready, fromconsonant, ready, from: VPERED+DUMAYU, PRODUMAYU; prokhruxhh (PROKHRUXH, those. PROKRIKSI) = appeal fromappeal from: PROKRICHU; proklhssh (PROKLHSH, those. PROKLISI) = challenge fromchallenge from: PRO+KLICH or PROKRICHU, during the transition R-L; and PROKLISI = provocation fromprovocation from: PROKLYAST'; protreppw (PROTREPW, those. PROTREPO) = persuade, incitepersuade, incite: POTREPAT', grind; protreccw (PROTRECW, those. PROTREKHO) = outrunoutrun: VPERED+DOROGA. And so on.
    • Gre: proos (PROS, those. PROS) = to, in, on. FromFrom: PRED, PERED, ahead when confusion greek s----d, mirror image of a letter. Many words begin with pros for example: prosklhshh (PROSKLHSH, those. PROSKLISI) = invitation, conscription, frominvitation, conscription, from: VPERED+KLICH; proskrouww (PROSKROUW, those. PROSKROIO) = stumblestumble: PERED+KOVYRYAYU (hobble), during the transition u---v, that is krou --- picking; prosmonnh (PROSMONH, those. PROSMONI) = expectation hope fromexpectation hope from: VPERED+MNYU; prospernww (PROSPERNW, those. PROSPERNO) = overtakeovertake: VPERED+PRU, VPERED+NAPOR; prostaxxw (PROSTAXW, those. PROSTAKSO) = I order to give a command fromI order to give a command from: VPERED+TASHCHU; similarly prostaghh (PROSTAGH, those. PROSTAGI) = orderorder: VPERED+TYAGA, VPERED+TASHCHU; prostathjj (PROSTATIS, those. PROSTATIS) = protector, patron, fromprotector, patron, from: VPERED+STOYAT', PRED+STOYAT'; similarly prostasiia (PROSTASIA, those. PROSTASIA) = protection, protection, fromprotection, protection, from: PRED+STOYU; prosferrw (PROSFERW, those. PROSFERO) = give, present fromgive, present from: VPERED+DARYU, transition D-T(Fita); prosfugajj (PROSFIGAS, those. PROSFIGAS) = refugee fromrefugee from: VPERED+BEGU, transition B-V; proedrooj (PROEDROS, those. PROEDROS) = the president; proedreioo (PROEDREIO, those. PROEDREIO) = presidium frompresidium from: VPEREDI, PERYOD. And so on.
  • Rus: PERE+DAN', i.e. pass+given, PEREDACHA, PEREDANO.
    • Gre: paradinnw (PARADINW, those. PARADINO) = pass on. And paradoshh (PARADOSH, those. PARADOSI) = transfer, handing, fromtransfer, handing, from: PEREDACHA, transition CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+BRYZGI, PERED+SPRYSNU.
    • Lat: PRAE-SPARGO = scatter in advance, scatter ahead.
  • Rus: PERED GOLYY, i.e VPEREDI GOLYY, naked in front.
    • Lat: PRAE-CALVUS = bald in front. Transition G-K.
  • Rus: PERED+DEN' or PRE+DEN', that is, the previous day, yesterday.
    • Lat: PRIDIANUS = yesterday's, PRI-DIE, PRIDIE = the day before, the day before, yesterday. And also see. PREZHDE.
    • Eng: PRIDIAN = previous ex.
  • Rus: PERE+DELYU.
    • Lat: PER-DOLO = chop off.
  • Rus: PERE+DEN', that is, "jump every other day", that is, the day after tomorrow.
    • Lat: PERENDIE = day after tomorrow. Or from the word PEREDNIY, that is, the day that will be ahead, "front". Or the phrase PER-EN-DIE came from PERE-ODIN-DEN', i.e. "after-one-day", the day after tomorrow.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+ZVAT', PERED+ZOVU, i.e VPERED ZVAT', PRO+ZVAT', PRO+ZOV. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PROVOKATSIYA, PROVOKATOR.
    • Lat: PROVOCATIO = call, PROVOCATOR = challenging, PRO-VOCO = challenge. Word ZOV turned into VOC upon readback. PROVOKATOR fromfrom: PRO+ZOV+TORYU.
    • Eng: PROVOCATIVE = provocative, provocative, provocative, pathogen, PROVOCE = induce.
    • Fre: PROVOQUER = provoke.
    • Ita: PROVOCARE = provoke.
    • Spa: PROVOCAR = provoke.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED ZRYACHIY, VPERED ZRYU (ZRET'). Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PERSPEKTIVA.
    • Lat: PERSPICILLIUM = glasses, PERSPICUITAS = transparency, PERSPICUUS = transparent. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Ger: PERSPEKTIVE = perspective.
    • Eng: PERSPICUITY = clarity, intelligibility, clarity, clarity, PERSPICACIOUS = insightful, PERSPICACITY = insight, PERSPECTIVE = perspective.
    • Fre: PERSPECTIVE = perspective.
    • Ita: PROSPETTIVE = perspective.
    • Spa: PERSPECTIVA = perspective.
    • Gre: parathrhssh (PARATHRHSH, those. PARATIRISI) = observation, parathrhthhj (PARATHRHTHS, those. PARATIRITIS) = observer. From: atPERED ZRYU (ZRET') when you read the word back ZRYU and ZRET'.
  • Rus: (atat)PEREDI STOYAT', PRE+STOYAT', PRE+STAN. And PRE+STOYU, PRE+STOYAL, PRE+STOYAT', that is, stand in front. And PREDSTANU in front of the audience, come forward on stage. In one bush with the word PREDSTAVLENIE. AndAnd: PRINESTI. From here happenedFrom here happened: PREZENTATSIYA.
    • Lat: PRAESTANTIA = advantage.
    • Lat: PRAE-STO = stand in front, PRAESTO = here at hand, PRAE-STITUO = intend.
    • Ger: VORSTELLUNG = representation, here is the transition P-V-F.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PRESENTATION = representation.
    • Ita: PRESENTAZIONE = representation.
    • Spa: PRESENTACION = representation.
    • Gre: parastainnw (PARASTAINW, those. PARASTAINO) = to represent. FromFrom: PRE+STANU, PREDSTANU, I'll be ahead. From here and parastassh (PARASTASH, those. PARASTASI) = performance.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+KRIVO, i.e. bend, bend forward.
    • Lat: PRO-CURVO = bend forward, PRO-CURVUS = curved forward curved.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+LEG.
    • Ger: VORLEGEN = put in front of something. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+LUCHI, that is, send VPERED LUCHI, light up ahead.
    • Lat: PRAE-LUCEO = light up ahead go ahead with fire, PRAE-LUCIDUS = brightly glowing.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+META, tag in front.
    • Lat: PROMITTO = predict, PRAE-NOTO = mark in front. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+MORDA.
    • Lat: PRAE-MORDEO = bite in front.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+NATE! that is, "here you are, take forward, before others!", or (atat)PERED VNESTI, that is, to create an advantage over others. Or (atat)PERED NESTI, VPEREDI NESU, that is, I go ahead of others, I have an advantage, I create an advantage.
    • Lat: OPPORTUNITAS = advantage, OPPORTUNUS = happy.
    • Eng: OPPORTUNITY = opportunity.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+PESHIY, VPERED UPAST' or VPERED+BEG, forward run.
    • Lat: PRAECEPS = forward or upside down, headlong, swift, fast acting, steepness, abyss, abyss, swiftly, headlong. Transition SH-S. Or Latin PRAECEPS = the abyss; comes from the word PRO'PAST'.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED POSADIT'.
    • Lat: PROPOSITUM = premise, PRAEPOSITIO = preference, PROPOSITUS = the upcoming. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: PROPOSITION = plan, project, proposal, PROPOSE = propose, PROPOSAL = proposal, plan.
    • Fre: PROPOSITION = sentence.
    • Ita: PROPOSTA = sentence.
    • Spa: PROPOSICION = sentence.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+RAMA. Recall that the Russian RAMA meant «space», see belowsee below.===>>>
    • Lat: PRAETORIUM = the main site in the Roman camp around the commander's tent, the rate.
  • Rus: PERED+SERDTSE, in front of the heart, in front of the heart, that is, the rib cage.
    • Lat: PRAECORDIA = chest, chest. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PRECORDIAL = atrial, precordial.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED SKRIPET', that (atat)PERED PISAT', prescribe. Or: (atat)PERED SKREPIT' (fasten). Or PERO+SKREBU, PEROM SKRIPET', write with a pen. Or PERE+SKRIPET', i.e., creak hard (pen). OrOr: PERO+SKREPIT', i.e SKREPIT' PEROM, SKREPIT' PECHAT'YU.
    • Lat: PRAESCRIPTUM, PRAESCRIPTIO, PRAESCRIPTUS = prescription, PRAESCRIBO = prescribe.
    • Eng: PRESCRIPTION = prescription, directive, prescription, recommendation, instruction, unwritten law.
    • Lat: PER-SCRIBO, PERSCRIBO = write down, PER-SCRIPTIO = recording, loggingrecording, logging. #
    • Rus: (atat)PERED+STOYU, VPEREDI STOYAT', PERE+STOYAT', that is, stand in front. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PROSTITUTSIYA.
    • Lat: PRAEDESTINATIO = predestination.
    • Lat: PRO-STO, STITI = to interfere, PROSTITUO = put in front.
    • Eng: PREDESTINATION = predestination (TJ. in a religious sense), fate fate.
    • Eng: PROSTITUTION = prostitution, corruption. See above Latin PROSTITUO.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: PROSTITUTION = prostitution.
    • Ita: PROSTITIZIONE = prostitution.
    • Spa: PROSTITUCION = prostitution.
    • Gre: mprostaa (MPROSTA, those. MPROSTA = BROSTA) = ahead of, mprostinojj (MPROSTINOS, those. MPROSTINOS) = front. At the beginning of words MP read as B, therefore BROSTA – fromfrom: PERE+STOYU, standing in front.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+SYPAT', i.e VPERED SYPAT', bring down forward and pour in front.
    • Lat: PRAECIPITO = throw off, PRAECIPITATIO = rapid fall, PRAECIPITATOR = destroyer. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRAE-SAEPIO, PRAESAEPIO, SAEPTUM = enclose.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+SYADU, PERED+SIDET' or VPERED IDU. From here originatedFrom here originated: PREZIDENT, PREZIDIUM, PREDSEDATEL'.
    • Lat: PRAESIDEO, SEDI = sit in front, PRAESIDIUM = cover, defense, guard, help, garrison, fortress (constructionconstruction), PRAESIDENS = the chairman, PRAESIDEO [SEDI, SESSUM] = to chair, PRAE-CEDO = precede. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRAECEDENS = previous. I.e PERED+SIDET', PREZHDE+SIDET', previous.
    • Ger: PRÄSIDENT = the president, PRÄSIDIUM = presidium.
    • Eng: PRESIDIUM = presidium, PRESIDENT = chairman, rector, president.
    • Eng: PRECEDE = precede, PRECEDING = previous. Probably English is in the same word bush PREVIOUS = previous from Russian PRE+VIZHU.
    • Fre: PRESIDENT = the president, PRESIDENCE = presidium.
    • Spa: PRESIDENTE = the president, PRESIDENCIA = presidium.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+TKU, PROTKU, PERED+TKAT', PROTKAT'. Or see. PRO+TYAGA, stretch. For example, help someone, «forward pull». Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: PROTEKTSIYA.===>>>
    • Lat: PRAE-TEXO = tack on the front, PROTECTIO = cover, protection, PROTECTOR = bodyguard, PROTECTUM = cover, PROTECTUS = safe.
    • Ger: PROTEKTION = protection.
    • Fre: PROTECTION = patronage.
    • Ita: PROTEZIONE = patronage.
    • Spa: PROTECCION = patronage.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+TRU, that is, labor ahead.
    • Lat: PRAE-TERO, TRITUM = wash ahead.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+TSAPAYU, i.e VPERED TSAPAYU, take forward.
    • Lat: PRAECIPIO = take ahead, get ahead, anticipatetake ahead, get ahead, anticipate;
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+TSARAPAYU, Scratch forward, PROTSARAPAYU.
    • Lat: PRO-SERPO = creep out.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+SH'YU, that is, I trim in front.
    • Lat: PRAE-SUO = sheathe front. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: PEREZVON.
    • Lat: PER-SONO, PERSONO = sound out loud, PER-SONUS = sounding, playing, announced. Or SONO could occur from russian SHUM during the transition SH-S and M-N.
  • Rus: PEREZIMUYU, PEREZIMOVAT'.
    • Lat: PER-HIEMO = winter. Latin Z different from latin N only orientation, and Russian N ===> H Latin.
  • Rus: PEREEST', PEREEDAT', PERE+EDA. That is, eat more than normal.
    • Lat: PER-EDO = devour, PEREDIA = joke country "Obzhoria", PERPASTUS = fattened, PER-RODO = fret.
    • Lat: PERTAEDET = sickening.
    • Ger: ÜBERESSEN = overeat. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: OVEREAT = overeat.
  • Rus: PERE+IZNOS. That is much worn out, aged. Or PERE+SNIK, from the word nick.
    • Lat: PER-SENEX = aged, PER-SENESCO = grow old.
  • Rus: PERE+ISKAT', that is, stubbornly chase after anyone, PRESECH', PRESEKAT' way to the fugitive, PERESEKAT' road to runaway.
    • Lat: PERSECUTIO = chase, persecution, persecution, PER-SECTOR = pursue, PERSECUTOR = pursuer, PERSEQUOR = overtake, PROSEQUOR = chase.
    • Lat: PER-SEQUAX = intensely haunting, PERSEQUENS = persistent in pursuit, PER-SEQUOR, SEQUTUS = relentlessly follow.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PERSECUTION = persecution, harassment, harassment, harassment.
    • Eng: PROSECUTION = prosecution.
    • Spa: PERSECUCION = the pursuit.
  • Rus: PEREKALIT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-CALIDUS = very warm, hot, PER-CALESCO = get very hot, PER-CALEFACIO = heat strongly. Transition T-D-F.
  • Rus: PEREKLAD, PERELOZHENNYY, that is overloaded. And PERELOZHIT' in the sense of swapping, PERELOZHEN.
    • Ger: ÜBERLADEN = reload goods. Transition P-B. Further, VERLEGEN = transfer to another place. Transition P-V.
    • Eng: OVERLADEN = overloaded. Transition P-V.
    • Gre: parallaghh (PARALLAGH, those. PARALLAGI) = variant. Shift –means trying different layouts.
  • Rus: PERE+KRUCHU.
    • Lat: PER-CRUCIO = torment. Or fromOr from: PERE+KRICHU (from painfrom pain).
  • Rus: PEREKUSIT', PERE+UKUSIT', or PORAZHU, PORAZIT'.
    • Lat: PERCUSSOR = injured, murderer, robber, PERCUSSIO = punch, PERCUSSURA = hit, PERCUTIO, CUSSI, CUSSUM = bite, sting, cut, pierce. If comes from the word PORAZHU, PORAZIT', then we see the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PERCUSSIVE = shock, PERCUSSION = collision (two bodies), bump.
  • Rus: PERELAYAT', that is, barking beyond measure.
    • Ger: ÜBERLAUT = too loud. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PERELIVY (SvetaSveta), PERELIVAT'SYA in the light. From here happenedFrom here happened: PERLAMUTR, i.e PERELIVY+MATER'; cause (mother) iridescent light; substance that gives rise to play; «mother of iridescentmother of iridescent».
    • Ger: PERLE = pearl, PERLEN = play, sparkle, PERLMUTTER = mother of pearl from: overflow+mother.
    • Eng: PEARL = pearls, MOTHER-OF-PEARL = mother of pearl from: mother of modulations.
    • Fre: PERLES = pearls.
    • Ita: PERLE = pearls, MADREPERLA = nacre.
    • Spa: PERLAS = pearls, MADREPERLA = nacre.
  • Rus: PERELIT', PERELIV, PERE+LIVEN', PEREL'YU, that is, pour too much water over the edge.
    • Lat: PER-LAVO = wet through, PER-LUO, PERLUO, LUI, LUTUM, PERLUTUS = wash, rinse.
    • Ger: VERLAUF = course of eventscourse of events; VERLAUFEN = flow. Transition P-V, T-F.
    • Eng: OVERFLOW = overflow. Transition P-V, P-F.
  • Rus: PERE+L'STIL, PEREL'STIL, PREL'STIL.
    • Ger: ÜBERLISTEN = outwit.
  • Rus: PEREMELYU, grind up.
    • Lat: PER-MOLO = grind.
  • Rus: PERE+MERYAT', re+measure that is more measure.
    • Lat: PRAE-MODUM = beyond measure. Transition: Russian ===> d latin and russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: PEREMESTIT', move. Or PERE+METAT', peremet.
    • Lat: PERMUTATIO = change, PER-MUTO, PERMUTO = completely change. Further, PER-MITTO = toss, toss, toss.
    • Eng: +
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: PERMUTATION = permutation.
    • Spa: PERMUTACION = permutation.
  • Rus: PERE+METIT', PERE+META, i.e. carefully mark.
    • Lat: PER-NOTO = mark carefully. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: PEREMESHAYU, PEREMESHAT'.
    • Lat: PER-MISCEO, PERMISCEO, MISCUI, MISTUM, RE-MISCEO = shuffle, PERMIXTIO = confusion. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: PROMISCUE = mixed up, PROMISCUUS = mixed.
  • Rus: PERE+MNOGO, that is a lot.
    • Lat: PER-MAGNUS = very big.
  • Rus: PERE+MOKRYY, PERE+MOKRI'T', i.e. wet, wet.
    • Lat: PER-MACERO = soak, PER-MADEFACIO = wet through, PER-MADESCO = get wet. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: PERE+MOLOTIT', grind up.
    • Lat: PER-MILITO = serve military. See the word above MOLOTIT', MOLOT, MOLOT'.
  • Rus: PEREMOLOT', PEREMELYU.
    • Lat: PRAE-MOLLIO = soften up, PRAE-MOLLIS = very soft.
  • Rus: PEREMOCH', PERE+MOSHCH', PEREMOG.
    • Ger: ÜBERMACHT = superior strengthsuperior strength; VERMÖGEN = to be able to. Transition P-B-F.
    • Eng: OVERMATCH = overmatch. OVER-PER.
  • Rus: PERE+MUT', PEREMUTIT', i.e. re+vaguely.
    • Lat: PERMOTIO = excitement, mental movement, affect. And PER-MOVEO = disturb, disturb. Transition T=F(phi)-AT.
  • Rus: PERE+NAMERYAYU, i.e. recalculate.
    • Lat: PERNUMERO = recalculate.
  • Rus: PERENIMAT'.
    • Ger: ÜBERNEHMEN = take over. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PERENOCHEVAT', PERENOCHUYU, PERE+NOCH', that is, lasting all night.
    • Lat: PERNOCTATIO = overnight stay, PER-NOCTO, PERNOCTO = spend the night, PERNOCTOR = spend the night, PER-NOX = continuing all night.
  • Rus: PEREORAT', PEREORU, re+yell.
    • Lat: PERORATIO = extensive speech, PER-ORO = speak in detail.
  • Rus: PERE+OSKAL, re+bared. Or PERETSELOVAT', PERETSELUYU.
    • Lat: PER-OSCULOR = kiss. Transition Yu ===> R due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: PERE+PAST', that is, a gaping maw. Or PERE+PUT', PRO+PUT', that open, free way.
    • Lat: PER-PATEO = be wide open.
  • Rus: PERE+PASU, re+graze.
    • Lat: PER-PASCO = graze.
  • Rus: PEREPIT'.
    • Lat: PER-POTO, PERPOTO = drink a lot.
  • Rus: PEREPLESTI, that is to confuse.
    • Lat: PER-PLICATUS = intertwined, PERPLEXUS = intertwined, PERPLEXITAS = entanglement, complex plexus, PERPLEXE = confusing, unclear, ambiguous. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: periplokhh (PERIPLOKH, those. PERIPLOKI) = entanglement, periplokojj (PERIPLOKOS, those. PERIPLOKOS) = tangled, periplaniemaai (PERIPLANIEMAI, those. PERIPLANIEMAI) = get lost.
  • Rus: PEREPLYVU, swim across.
    • Lat: PERIPLUS = sailing along the coast.
  • Rus: PERE+POKOY.
    • Lat: PER-PACO = to make peace.
  • Rus: PERE+POLIT', in the sense of shedding a lot of blood.
    • Ger: VERBLUTEN = bleed. Transition PER ===> VER.
  • Rus: PERE+POL'YU, PERE+PLYUYU, PERE+LIVEN'. And PERE+POLNO, i.e PEREPOLNENIE.
    • Lat: PER-PLUO = leaking inside, PER-PLUVIUM = heavy rain. Transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: PER-FLUO = flow, PERFLETUS = crying all in tears, PERFLUUS = spreading, PER-EFFLUO = to leak. Transition P-F and n-u.
    • Ger: ÜBERFÜLLE = abundance, ÜBERFÜLLEN = overfill, ÜBERVOLL = crowded. Transition n-u and P-V-F.
    • Eng: OVERFILL = overfill, OVERFULL = crowded. Transition P-V-F. Transition n-u.
  • Rus: PERE+PRIZHMU, PERE+PRIZHAT'. That is strongly pressed. Or PERE+GRUZHU, PEREGRUZIT', PRIZHMU, PRIZHAT'.
    • Lat: PER-PRIMO, PRESSI, PRESSUM = squeeze. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin, F,SH-S. Or it comes from PEREGRUZHU during the transition q-p and F,SH-S.
  • Rus: PEREPROVERYU, PEREPROVERIT'.
    • Ger: ÜBERPRUFEN = additionally check. Transition P-B-F.
  • Rus: PEREPRYGNU, PEREPRYGNUT'.
    • Ger: ÜBERSPRINGEN = jump.
  • Rus: PEREPUGAT', PERE+PUGNUT', re+scare, inPERED+POGNAT'.
    • Lat: PROPUGNATOR = warrior, PROPUGNATIO = security, PER-PUGNAX = provocative, loving controversy.
  • Rus: PEREPUTAT'. Or else PREVRATNO, PEREVRAT'.
    • Lat: PERPERITUDO = rashness, PERPERUS = wrong, reckless.
  • Rus: PERE+PUTY, PEREPUTANNYY, PERE+PUTANYY, that is, bound by something, bound, entangled, entangled.
    • Ger: VERBAND = dressingdressing; VERBINDEN = bandage. Transition P-V-B, and T-D.
    • Eng: (OVER)BIND = bandage. TransitionTransition: PER ===> OVER.
  • Rus: PERERABOTAT'. That is, work beyond the norm, more than you need.
    • Ger: ÜBERARBEIT = overtime work, ÜBERARBEITEN = work overtime.
  • Rus: PERE+RYS'YU, PERE+RYSKAT'. That is, run, skip somewhere. And PERE+SKORO, re+speed; (atat)PERED+RYS'YU, i.e VPERED RYS'YU, jump or run VPEREDI RYS'YU, atPERED SKORO.
    • Lat: PERCURSO = scour, PERCURSIO = running through, PERCURSUS = fast passing.
    • Lat: PRAECURRO = precede, PROCURRO = run out. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin and permutation.
  • Rus: PERE+SEKU, re+to whip, PERESEKAT'.
    • Lat: PER-SECO, SEQUI, SECTUM = dissect, cut, cut, PERSCINDO, SCIDI, SCISSUM = cross.
    • Gre: perasmaa (PERASMA, those. PERASMA) = pass, move (a placea place).
  • Rus: PERESELYAT', PERESELYU people somewhere.
    • Lat: PER-COLO, COLUI, CULTUM = inhabit. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PERE+SILA, i.e. big, superior strength.
    • Lat: PERICULUM = danger, PERICULOSUS = dangerous. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PERESIDET', re+sit down+I will sit down.
    • Lat: PER-SEDEO, SEDI = sit long.
  • Rus: PERESILYU, PERESILIL.
    • Lat: PERCELLO [CULLI, CULSUM] = cast down, knock back, hit hard. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PERESOLIT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-SULSUS = very salty.
    • Ger: ÜBERSALZEN = salve. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: OVERSALT = salve. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: PERESOKH, dry up+dry.
    • Lat: PER-SICCUS = completely dry.
  • Rus: PERE+STOYAL. That is, change the place where he stood.
    • Ger: VERSTELLEN = to rearrange. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: PERESTOYAT', PERESTOYU, that is to stand.
    • Lat: PER-SISTO = stay, PER-STO, STITI, STATUM = stand still.
    • Ger: ÜBERSTEHEN = overcome.
    • Eng: PERSIST = persevere.
  • Rus: PERESTRADAT', STRADAT'.
    • Ger: VERDURSTEN = die of thirst. Transition P-V. DRST ===> STRD - changed the order of the letters. VER-PER.
    • Eng: THIRST = thirst. Could have come from the word STRADAT'.
  • Rus: PERE+STROYU, rebuild.
    • Lat: PER-STRUO = line up, RESTRUCTIO = restructuring.
    • Eng: RESTRUCTURE = restructure (that is, rebuild - Autothat is, rebuild - Auto.).
  • Rus: PERE+STRUNIT', re+pull off.
    • Lat: PER-STRINGO = tie up.
  • Rus: PERESUDIT', PERESUZHU, PERESUDY, PEREUBEDIT'.
    • Lat: PERSUADEO [SUASI, SUASUM] = persuade, PERSUASUS = coaxing, PERSUASIO [SUASIO] = persuasion, PERSUASIBILITER = earnestly (that is, rebuild+more - Automore - Auto.).
    • Eng: PERSUADE = assure.
    • Fre: PERSUADER = assure.
  • Rus: PERE+SUROVO. That is very severe, very strict.
    • Lat: PER-SEVERUS = very strict, PER-SEVERO = persevere, PERSEVERANTIA = resistance, persistence, hardness, PERSEVERANS = persistent, persistent, persistent, unshakable.
  • Rus: PERE+TEPLYY.
    • Lat: PER-TEPIDUS = very warm. TransitionTransition: L-R and Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: PERE+TYORKA, PERETERET', PERETRU, PROTRU.
    • Lat: PER-TERO, TRIVI, TRIRUM = crush, PER-TERGEO = wipe, PRO-TERO = crush, crush, crush.
    • Lat: PER-FRICO = rub, PERFRICTIO = rubbing, PER-FRIO = grind. Transition T-F.
  • Rus: PERE+TON'SHE. That is to do very thin.
    • Lat: PER-TENIUS = very thin, minute, insignificant. Transition SH-S. PRAE-TENIUS = very thin narrow. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: PERE+TORIT', that is, re-torment = pave the way, POVTORYAT' way story. Or PROTORIT' way, PROYTI way. And PROTORENO, that is, the path already laid in the past, passed earlier by someone. See also the word VTORIT', i.e POVTORYAT', POVTORIT'.
    • Lat: PRAETERITUS = former past, PRAETERIA = the past, PRAETEREO = slip away.
    • Lat: REPETITIO = reiteration, REPETO = to repeat.
    • Ger: REPETIEREN = repeat, rehearse.
    • Eng: REPEAT = to repeat, REPETITION = reiteration.
    • Gre: paraitww (PARAITW, those. PARAITO) = leave. FromFrom: PROYTI. And porqmooj (PORQMOS, those. PORTMOS) = strait fromstrait from: PROYTI MOGU.
  • Rus: PERETREPAT', PERETEREBIT', PERE+VSTREPAT'. Or PERE+TREPETAT', PERE+TREPET, PERE+VSTREPENUT'SYA.
    • Lat: PERTURBATE = confused, PERTURBATIO = confusion, PERTURBATOR = troublemaker, PERTURBATUS = turbulent, PER-TURBIDUS = extremely restless, PER-TURBO, PERTURBO = confuse. Transition P-B.
    • Lat: PER-STREPO = make a lot of noise.
    • Eng: PERTURB = dismay, PERTURBATION = confusion.
  • Rus: PERE+TREPESHCHU, re+tremble+to wag. Or: re+tremble, see above.
    • Lat: PER-TERREFACIO = terrify. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PERETYANU or PROTYANU in the distance, in time, I will postpone. see also PROTYAZHENNYY, that is, long, long way, or extended in time. And PROTYANU RUKU, give something.
    • Lat: PERTINEO = last. From the word PROTYANU.
    • Lat: PER-TRAHO = haul. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Lat: PROTENUS (PROTINUS) = far away. And PRAETER = along; during the transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Lat: PARIETINUS = wall, PARIETINAE = old city walls.
    • Gre: parateinww (PARATEINW, those. PARATEINO) = delay. FromFrom: PROTYANU. And proteinww (PROTEINW, those. PROTEINO) = to file (to offer), fromfrom: PROTYANU (a handa hand).
  • Rus: PERELET, PERELETET', PERE+ULET, re+fly away.
    • Lat: PERVOLITO = fly by, PER-VOLO = fly by, PERVOLANTIA = circular flight, PER-VOLATICUS = volatile, extremely mobile. TransitionTransition: U-V.
  • Rus: PEREMINAT'SYA from foot to foot waiting for someone or something.
    • Gre: perimennw (PERIMENW, those. PERIMENO) = expect.
  • Rus: PERE+STYANUT', PERETYANUT', to tie, PERE+STRUNIT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-STRINGO = tie up. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
  • Rus: PERE+UMERSHIY, PERE+UMERET'.
    • Lat: PEREMPTIO = killing, destruction, PEREMPTOR = killer, PEREMPTORIUS = deadly, destructive. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Ger: VERMORSCHEN = rot. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: PERE+KHLOPAYU.
    • Lat: PERCOLOPO = great to spank (per + grech. colaphoss).
  • Rus: PEREKHOD through some space, PROKHOD through, PROKHOZHU, VPERED. From here happenedFrom here happened: PROTSESS, PROTSESSIYA.
    • Lat: PERIEGETES = tourist, PERIEGETICUS = tourist. Transition KH-G.
    • Lat: PRO-CEDO = pass. Transition X ===> With latin.
    • Lat: PROCESSIO = advancement, advancement, advanced, procession, PROCESSUS = promotion. Transition X ===> C Latin and F,SH-S.
    • Ger: FAHRT = ride, ride. If you read all the letters, and take into account that the sounds of F and P go into each other, then FAHRT those. as PAKHRT or PAKHRD, that is, simply PEREKHOD. Hence the German FÄHRE = ferry. From here and FAHREN = go. And FÜRER = leader, FÜHREN = to lead, FUHRE = WHO, FURT = ford.
    • Eng: FARE = payment for travel.
    • Eng: PROCEED = go on.
    • Eng: PROCESS = course, development, progress, process, process.
    • Gre: perasmaa (PERASMA, those. PERASMA) = passage passage. Transition KH-SH-S and m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: PERETSAPAT', PERESHCHUPAT'.
    • Lat: PERCEPTIBILIS = tangible, knowable, PERCEPTIO = collecting, collecting, receiving, comprehension, cognition, concept, PERCEPTOR = perceiver, PERCIPIO = receive, understand, comprehend.
    • Lat: PERCEPTION = sensation, perception.
  • Rus: PERE+YAROST', i.e. strong rage.
    • Lat: PER-IRATUS = very angry, very angry.
  • Rus: PERLOVAYA KRUPA.
    • Ger: PERLGRAUPEN = pearl barley. I.e PERL+KRUPA. English PEARL barley = pearl barley; already removed from the original sound.
  • Rus: PERNATYE, from the word PERO, OPERENIE. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: ORNITOLOG.
    • Lat: ORNITHON = poultry yard, ORNEOSCOPUS = bird dreamer. so, PERNAT ===> ORNIT, those. lost P. Hence the word ORNITOLOG, i.e ORNIT+LOG = "feathery+bird learning logo. Comes from a phrase PERNATYE+ULOZHU (code), that is, the description, classification of birds.
    • Eng: ORNITHOLOGIST = ornithologist - a person studying birds. See comment above.
    • Gre: fteroo (FTERO, those. FTERO) = feather wing. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PERSI - chest, outdated Russian form.
    • Lat: PECTUS = chest.
    • Ger: BRUST = chest. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: BREAST = chest.
    • Swe: BRÖST = chest.
  • Rus: PERST, PERSHIY = first, in Russian and in Ukrainian. See also pointing PERST. See above in the section Numbers word PERVYY=PERSHIY.
    • Lat: PRAE-SUM = be the first to be in front. Transition SH-S and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: ERSTE = the first, ERST = first before, FÜRST = prince, ruler, that is PERVYY, Further OBERST = supreme.
    • Eng: UPPER = upper, FIRST = the first, ERST = before (obsoleteobsolete), FIRST of all = first, first.
  • Rus: PERSHIY+DEN'.
    • Lat: PROMIRDIUM = origin. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: PERSHIY+ZHENA, PERSHIY+ZHENIT'.
    • Lat: PRIMIGENIUS = firstborn, primary, PRIMOGENITA = birthright, PRIMOGENITUS = firstborn. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: PERSHIY+POTYANU.
    • Lat: PRIMIPOTENS = first in power.
  • Rus: PESKAR' (a fish). Apparently, the name comes from the word PESOK, river sand, PESCHANYY. Or see the word PISHCHA: fish was an important food.
    • Lat: PISCUS, PISCIS = a fish, PISCOR = to fish, PISCOSUS = fishy, PISCINA = fish pond, PISCATUS = fishing, PISCATOR = fisherman, PISCARIUS = fish, PISCARIA = fish market, PISCES = constellation Pisces. As well as Latin PISCATOR = fisherman, PISCATORIUS = fishing; could occur from expression PESOK TORYU.
    • Ger: FISCH = a fish. Transition P-F and SK in latin SCH. Or FISCH could come from russian PISHCHA.
    • Eng: PISCARY = fisheries, fishery, PISCATION = fishing, PISCATORIAL, PISCATORY = fishing, fishing, PISCES = Fish (constellation and zodiac signconstellation and zodiac sign), PISCINA = fish pond, fish pond, PISCINE = fish, swimming pool, pond.
    • Eng: FISH = a fish. Transition P-F and K-KH.
    • Spa: PESCAR = to fish.
    • Por: PESCA = fishing, PESCARIA = catch.
    • Gre: yarri (YARI, those. PSARI) = a fish.
  • Rus: PESOK.
    • Tur: PASAK = mud. Or fromOr from: PACHKAYU.
  • Rus: PEST, PEKHTILO (from go), dab, cue, rod, finger. Old Russian word, cm. [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: FUSTIS = stick. Transition P-F.
    • Por: PESTILO = bolt.
  • Rus: PETRUSHKA.
    • Ger: PETERSILLE = parsley. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: PET', POET, PESNYA, he PEL. Hence the word POET, that is, "one who sings". Hence the word POEMA, that is "what we POEM".
    • Lat: POETA = poet, poet, playwright, POETICA = poetry, poetry, POETICE = poetically, POETOR = do poetry, POESIS = poetry (grechgrech.), POETICUS = poetic.
    • Lat: POEMA = poem, poem (grech.), poetry. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Ger: POEM = poem, POET = poet.
    • Eng: POETIC = poetic, poetic, POET = poet.
    • Eng: POEM = poem, poem.
    • Fre: POEME = poem, POETE = poet.
    • Spa: POEMA = poem, POETA = poet.
    • Gre: yallww (YALLW, those. PSALLO) = sing, sing. FromFrom: PEL. AndAnd:
    • Lat: PSALMA = spiritual song, PSALLO = touch the strings. Transition N-M and N-L.
    • Lat: OPUS = composition, EPOS = epic. As well as Latin EPICUM = epic; could occur from the word PESNYA during the transition N-M and Russian C ===> C Latin. Or else OPUS derived from the Slavic word OPISANIE, PISHU.
    • Eng: PSALM = psalm.
    • Eng: OPUS = composition (especially musicalespecially musical), EPOS = epic, epic poem.
  • Rus: PECHAL', PECHAL'NO, PENYAYU, I mean, I complain.
    • Hun: PECH = bad luck.
    • Fre: PEINE = sorrow.
    • Spa: PENA = sorrow.
  • Rus: PECHENYY, PECHENAYA food, PECHEN'E, baked dishes, PECHNOY [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: PANICEUS = bread, PANIS = bread, PANOSUS = bakery. Permutation PCHN ===> PNCH.
    • Hun: PECSENYE = hot'e.
    • Eng: PANIFICATION = baking, bread production.
    • Ger: BACKEN = bake. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: BAKERY = bakery.
  • Rus: PECH', PECHET, Ie bake. From here - PESHT.
    • Lat: PASTA = pasta dough. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Eng: PASTA = pasta dishes (pastepaste).
    • Tur: PASTA = cake.
  • Rus: PECH'+ZHBAN.
    • Fin: PAISTINPANNU = frying pan.
  • Rus: PESHIY, PUT'. For example, overcome the mountains PESHKOM. From here happenedFrom here happened: PASPORT, from PESHIY+PROYTI, on foot+goal (portport).
    • Lat: PASSUS = step, tread, movement, footprint. Transition SH-S.
    • Ger: PASS = Mountain pass. Transition SH-S. And PÄSSE, PASS = passport, PASSIEREN = pass; derived from Russian PESHIY, that is, to get permission to go on foot, slowly, across the border or through a protected area.
    • Eng: PASS = pass, passport, pass, pass, go, PACING = walking. As well as english PASSPORT = passport, PASS+PORT - could occur from a combination PESHIY+PROYTI, then get permission PROYTI PESHKOM through anything. Also Spanish PACE'.
    • Fre: PASSEPORT = passport.
    • Ita: PASSAPORTA = passport.
    • Spa: PASAPORTE = passport.
    • Gre: pezojj (PEZOS, those. PEZOS) = go; pezikko (PEZIKO, those. PEZIKO) = infantry; apecww (APECO, those. APEKHO) = stand up. Here a – denial that is NE PESHIY, difficult to walk. And diabassh (DIABASH, those. DIABASI) = passage passage, diabathjj (DIABATHS, those. DIABATIS) = traveler. FromFrom: DEYU+PESHIY (PUT'). Further, ekbashh (EKBASH, those. EKBASI) = Exodus. FromFrom: IZ+PESHIY during the transition Z-TS-K and P-B.
  • Rus: PESHKOM, to hurry.
    • Ger: SPAZIEREN = walk. Read SHPATSIREN. Transition K-TS.
  • Rus: PIKA - weapon, PIK, SHIP.
    • Lat: APICIS, APEX = pointed tip.
    • Lat: SPISA = arrow or dart spike, SPICO sharpen, SPICATUS = spiky, pointed.
    • Lat: SPINA = spike, bone (fish), thorn bush, SPINEUS = prickly. Could have come from the word SHIP during the transition SH-S.
    • Lat: PICUS = woodpecker. Indeed, woodpecker batters (pokes) with its sharp beak tree trunk.
    • Ger: PIK, PIKE = spiky top, peak, spear, PICKEN = to prick. As well as German SPITZE = tip, tip, top. Transition K-TS.
    • Eng: APEX = top, top, top of the mountain, tip, highest point, climax.
    • Eng: SPICATE = (bot.) spicate.
    • Eng: PIKE = lance spear, SPIKE = spike, PEAK = peak, peak, PICK = hit sharp pick.
    • Eng: PICULET = dwarf woodpecker. See expression PIKA+LET, that is, the "flying peak", or POKOLOT', KOLOT'.
    • Eng: SPIT = skewer, (contempt.) sword, sword, stick on spit, pierce, pierce (sword, sword), bump into something sharp.
    • Fre: PIQUE = peak, PIQUET = stake, PIC = pickaxe.
    • Spa: PICA = peak.
    • Por: PICAR = poke.
  • Rus: PILA, PILYU, sawn, trim, trim. Hence the term FILENKA, transition P-F. From here happenedFrom here happened: FAYL.
    • Lat: PILA = pile post. Or it could occur from the old Russian word PALA, i.e PALKA. From the word PILYU, probably Latin PILO = remove hair.
    • Ger: FEILEN = to nag, FEILE = file. Here we see the transition of sound P to F. see also DIELE = board, floor, DIELEN = flooring. This is probably a slightly distorted word fromDELKA.
    • Eng: FILE = file. Hence the value FILE = hemmed paper that is onPILENNYE in sheets. see also FLOOR = floor. Hence the word FILE = file. Transition P to F.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: FILE = file.
    • Gre: prionni (PRIONI, those. PRIONI) = saw. FromFrom: PILENYY, transition L-R.
  • Rus: PINAT', PINOK, PNU. I.e TKNUT', TOLKNUT'. See also the word PE'NYA, VINA. From PINOK happenedhappened: PING-PONG (game, table tennisgame, table tennis).
    • Lat: PUNIO = punish.
    • Lat: PINGO, PINXI = push. Transition K-G
    • Eng: PING = (deaf) knocking from a blowknocking from a blow; PEN = pen (i.e. sharp object), and in Italianand in Italian: PENNA = pen (writers and birdswriters and birds).
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PING-PONG = table tennis (a gamea game).
    • Eng: ABANDON = leave. It could happen from a combination PNU+DNO, or PNU NA DNO, that is, I will push to the bottom, to the ground, I will throw it down, leave it, leave it. Transition P-B, i.e PNU+DNO --à ABAN+DON. Hence the French ABANDONNER = to leave.
    • Por: PINCHAR = push out (kickkick?).
    • Spa: PUNTAPIE = kick.
  • Rus: PIR. For example, after the burial is arranged PIR in memory of the dead, remembrance.
    • Lat: EPILAE = gala dinner, meal. Transition R-L.
    • Ger: FEIER = festival. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: PYRE = funeral pyre. At the same time, they usually arranged a funeral trifle, that is, a feast. From here, probably, there was a word "pyramid" - pyramide. Word PYRE could happen even from PYLAYU, during the transition L-R (the fire burnsthe fire burns).
    • Gre: ppairnw mezee (PAIRNW MEZE, those. PAIRNO MEZE) = have a snack; pairnw to prwinno (PAIRNW TO PRWINW, those. PAIRNO TO PROINO) = breakfast. FromFrom: PIR+RANO.
  • Rus: PIROG.
    • Tur: BOREG = pie. Transition P-B.
    • Fin: PIRAKKA = pie.
  • Rus: PISK, PISHCHAT', "pee".
    • Lat: PIPIATUS = squeak, PIPIO = squeak, PASSITO = tweet (about starlings). Transition: U,SH-S.
    • Ger: PIEPSEN = squeak.
    • Eng: PEEP = squeak.
  • Rus: PISULYA, scribble, scribble, little note [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: PISULA = note.
  • Rus: PITAT', PITAT'SYA, UPITANNYY. From here happenedFrom here happened: APPETIT.
    • Lat: APPETITUS, APPETENTIA = appetite.
    • Lat: ADIPATUS = nourished, fat, ADIPATA = pies (on fat). Transition PTT ===> DPT.
    • Lat: VITA = a life. Transition P-V. In fact, food, food gives life. see also BYT', BYTIE, transition B-V.
    • Ger: FETT = fat, fat, FETT = fat, fat. Transition P-F. Further, APPETIT = appetite.
    • Eng: APPETITE = appetite, FAT = fat, fat. Transition P-F.
    • Fre: APPETIT = appetite.
    • Spa: APETITO = appetite.
    • Gre: pitta (PITA, those. PITA) = pie, kulebyaka; turopitta (TUROPITA, those. TIROPITA) = cheesecake. FromFrom: TVOR(ogog)+PITAYU. Confused letters v ---- u.
  • Rus: PIT', POIT', PIL, POILKA, POYLO.
    • Lat: POTIO = drink, drink, drink, POTUS = drink, POTO = drink a lot or drink often, EPOTO = drink, POTATIO = booze, POTITO = drink a lot, POTATOR = drunkard, POTUS = drinking, drinking, urine, POTATUS = drinking, drinking.
    • Lat: E-POTO, POTAVI, POTUM = drink, PUTEUS = well. Indeed, from the well P'YUT water.
    • Eng: POTATION = drink, drink, drink, liquor, drunkenness, POTION = dose of medicine or poison, potion, drug. Note that drugs, potions, etc. often used in liquid, dissolved form, that is P'YUT (PIT'E), PAIL = bucket.
    • Fre: PUITS = well.
    • Ita: PIATTO = plate, dish, dishes.
    • Gre: potto (POTO, those. POTO) = drink, drink, piotto (PIOTO, those. PIOTO) = drink; piatoo (PIATO, those. PIATO) = plate; piatakii (PIATAKA, those. PIATAKA) = dishes; piatelaa (PIATELA, those. PIATELA) = dish; potizzw (POTIZW, those. POTIZO) = irrigate; pinnw (PINW, those. PINO) = drink. From the word pinw it is clear that they were confused n and t – turned the letter on its side. Further, pothrakii (POTHRAKI, those. POTIRAKI) = glass, shot glass, fromglass, shot glass, from: PIT'+RUKA; pothrri (POTHRI, those. POTIRI) = glass, glass, fromglass, glass, from: PIT'+RUKA.
    • Gre: diyya (DIYA, those. DIPSA) = thirst, diyww (DIYW, those. DIPSO) = want to drink. Reverse reading and transition T-D, i.e: drinkdrink = PT ===> DP = dipso. And fiallh (FIALH, those. FIALI) = bottle frombottle from: PIL, transition P-F.
  • Rus: PIKHAT', PICHKAT'. for example, SHPIG - This fat, in which "shove" spices.
    • Ger: SPICKEN - to force. Read "speck".
  • Rus: PISHET, PISHU, OPISANIE, PISAL, PISAT', NAPISAT'. See also below.See also below.: POSLAL (letter, messageletter, message).
    • Lat: OPUS = composition, EPOS = epic. From the Russian word PISHU, OPISANIE.
    • Ger: EPISTEL = letter, message. Compare with the Russian word PISATEL'.
    • Eng: IMPASTE = write in painting. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: PISHCHA.
    • Ger: FISCH = a fish. Transition P-F and SHCH-SH. As well as German SPEISE = food related to russian PISHCHA or with the word SPETSII, special food, spices.
    • Eng: FISH = a fish, SPICE = spice.
    • Ita: PIZZA = pizza, famous italian dish like pie with various fillings.
  • Rus: PLAKAT', PLACH, squish, VSKHLIP.
    • Lat: PLACIDUS = humble. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: PLANCTUS = crying, sobbing, screaming, sad beating in the chest, PLANXI = mourn.
    • Lat: PLORATUS = crying, sobbing, PLORO = cry bitterly. Transition: Russian h ===> r latin (mirrored letter), that is cryingthat is crying = PLCH ===> PLR = ploro. Or transition k-r.
    • Lat: FLEO = cry. Here is the transition P to F. As well as Latin AF-FLEO = cry along with everyone, AFFLICTATIO = torment, AFFLICTO = beat your chest as a sign of sadness, oppress, oppress.
    • Lat: LUCTUS = mournful wail, LUCTUOSE = sadly, LUCTUOSUS = sad, woeful. Lost the first letter P.
    • Eng: PLACABLE = gentle.
    • Gre: splacniia (SPLACNIA, those. SPLAKHNIA) = compassion. From: atSPLAKNU. And also see. KHLYUPAT' in reverse reading.
    • Gre: qliyhh (QLIYH, those. FLIPSI) = sadness, sadness, mourning; qlibww (QLIBW, those. FLIBO) = sadden. Transition P-F(phi). Andluphh (LUPH, those. LIPI) = grief, sadness, mourning; luppw (LUPW, those. LIPO) = grieve. Reverse word reading PLA(h). As well as greek FLIPSI could occur from the word VSKHLIP.
  • Rus: PLAMYA, PLAMENET', PLAMENEYU, PLAVIT', PYLAYU. In the same sense bush – word LAMPA (comes from the word PLAMYA when changing letters), and LAMPADA («I give the flameI give the flame»).
    • Lat: FLAMMA = flame, fire, lightning, FLAMMO = burn, burn, ignite, heat, FLAMMEUS = fiery, flaming. Transition P-F. As well as Latin FLAMMIFER = fiery; could occur from expression PLAMYA TORYU, that is, "carry the flame" in the transition TORYU ===> FER.
    • Lat: IN-FLAMMO = ignite, INFLAMMO = ignite, INFLAMMATIO = arson, inflammation. Transition P-F and permutation: flameflame = PLMN ===> NPLMM = inflammmo.
    • Lat: LUMEN = light, light, lamp, brightness, clarity.
    • Eng: LUMEN = luminous flux unit.
    • Ger: FLAMME = flame. Transition P-F. As well as German BRENNEN = burn transition P-B, L-R and M-N. German ES BRENNT = fire; could occur from russian ZAPYLAT', during the transition Z-S, P-B, L-R.
    • Eng: FLAME = flame. And BLOW = explosion. Here is the transition P-B-F and the transition of Russian M to Latin W when turning letters. As well as english BURN = burn probably came from the same word PLAMYA, during the transition P-B, L-R, M-N.
    • Spa: LLAMA = flame.
    • Ita: LAMPADARIO = chandelier. FromFrom: LAMPA (PLAMYA)+ DARYU, i.e «I give the flameI give the flame».
    • Fin: PLAVA, LAMMIN = hot.
    • Gre: flogaa (FLOGA, those. FLOGA) = flame. FromFrom: PYLAT', transition P-F and T-G. Hence the word FAKEL, permutationpermutation: FLG ===> FKL.
    • Gre: lampaa (LAMPA, those. LAMPA) = lamp, lampadda (LAMPADA, those. LAMPADA) = torch, candle, lamppw (LAMPW, those. LAMPO) = glow, shine, shine. Permutation consonants: flameflame = PLM ===> LPM = lamp. From the word PLAMYA there was a big bush of words.
  • Rus: PLAT, PLATOK, PLOSKIY, PLOSKO. And POLE, POLYANA, PLAKHA, PLITA, PLITKA, PLATO, for example mountain plateau, PLES. And PLAST, PLASTINA. From here happened PLASTYR'.
    • Lat: TABULA = plate, board, plate, TABELLA = plank. Transition P-B and permutation: boardsboards = PLT ===> TPL = tabula, andand: PALLIO = smooth out.
    • Ger: PLATT = flat, PLATTE = plate, PLATTEN = to iron to iron, PLATZ = place area, BLATT = paper, FLACH = flat, FLÄCHE = plane. Transition P-F. And PFLASTER = patch.
    • Eng: PLATEAU = plateau, plateau, flat hillplateau, plateau, flat hill; FLAT = flat, PLATE = plate, TABLE = stove, table, PLANE = flat, FLATTEN = flattenflatten; PLACE = a place (flatflat), FLATTEN = flatten, FLAT = flat, shawl, stove, FLATNESS = plane. Transition P-F. And TABLE = table when rearranging: plateplate = PLT ===> TBL = table. And PLASTER = patch (medicalmedical).
    • Fre: PLAT = flat, PLATEAU = tray, plateau, plateau.
    • Fre: EMPLATRE = patch.
    • Spa: PLAZA = square.
    • Gre: plakaa (PLAKA, those. PLAKA) = plate. FromFrom: PLOSKO, PLAKHA, PLITKA. And plakakki (PLAKAKI, those. PLAKAKI) = tile.
    • Gre: plateiaa (PLATEIA, those. PLATEIA) = square, platojj (PLATOS, those. PLATOS) = width, platujj (PLATUS, those. PLATIS) = spacious, wide; pliqii (PLIQI, those. PLITI) = brick; pliqaa (PLIQA, those. PLITA) = unfired brick.
  • Rus: PLATA, PLATIT', OPLATA, PLATNYY, PLATEZH. In the same semantic bush and the word BRAT'. Transition P-B and L-R.
    • Lat: OBLATIO = payment, LUTIO = payment, LUTO = to pay. Transition P-B. In a word LUTIO we see the transition: Russian ===> u latin and permutation PLT ===> LPT.
    • Eng: OBLATION = a sacrifice, a church donation or charity, an offering, a sacrifice (brought to God). Transition P-B.
    • Gre: ploutojj (PLOUTOS, those. PLOITOS) = wealth; ploutainww (PLOUTAINW, those. PLOITAINO) = get rich; plousiooj (PLOUSIOS, those. PLOISIOS) = rich. Hence the word PLUTOKRATIYA. From here also poluteleiaa (POLUTELEIA, those. POLITELEIA) = luxury; polutimojj (POLUTIMOS, those. POLITIMOS) = precious; and so on.
    • Gre: leptoo (LEPTO, those. LEPTO) = money (greek coin). PermutationPermutation: PLT ===> LPT.
    • Gre: pwlhthjj (POLHTHS, those. POLITIS) = seller; pelathjj (PELATHS, those. PELATIS) = customer; pwlhssh (PWLHSH, those. POLISI) = sale. And plhrwnnw (PLHRWNW, those. PLIRONO) = to pay, plhrwmmh (PLHRWMH, those. PLIROMI) = payment. FromFrom: PLATA, PLATNYY, since greek r --- d might be confused when turning a letter, then D-T and P are in each other: paidpaid = PLTN ===> PLRN = Pirono.
  • Rus: PLACH. see also PLAKHA and PALKA, that is, the objects with which they cause suffering cause PLACH. See also the word PLOKHO.
    • Ger: PLAGE = torment, torment, scourge, PLAGEN = torment. Transition CH-G.
    • Eng: PLAGUE = calamity.
  • Rus: PLEVAT', PLYUYU, POLIVAT'.
    • Fre: PLUIE = rain, il PLEUT = it's raining.
    • Spa: PLUVIAL = rain.
    • Fre: PLUIE = rain.
  • Rus: PLENKA, PELENA.
    • Ger: FILM = film, FELL = skin. Here – transition P-F and N-M.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: FILM = film.
    • Gre: panni (PANI, those. PANI) = cloth diaper, plwnnw (APLWNW, those. APLONO) = spread out to dry. And panwforii (PANOFORI, those. PANOFORI) = outerwear fromouterwear from: PELENA+TORYU, i.e «I wear a blanketI wear a blanket».
  • Rus: PLENYAYU, PLENYAT', PLENIT'.
    • Lat: BLANDUS = captivating, BLANDITIA = attractiveness. Transition P-B and T-D.
    • Lat: DE-LENIO = captivate. Transition P-D, since latin p and d differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: BLAND = polite, affectionate, insinuating.
  • Rus: PLYOS; PLESKAT', PLESK, PLESNUT', VSPLESK, POLOSKAT', POLOSHCHU. As well as the word PLYT', from which the words originated FLOT, PLOT. From here happenedFrom here happened: FLUKTUATSIYA.
    • Lat: PALUS = puddle, BALISCUS = swimming pool. Transition P-B.
    • Lat: FLUXUS = diarrhea, FLUCTUS = wave flow, FLUCTUATIO = excitement, FLUCTUO = hesitate. Transition P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin. As well as Latin FLUXI, FLUXUM = expire.
    • Ger: FLUSS = river, FLIESSEN = flow, FLOSS = raft, FLOSSEN = rafting wood, FLUKTUATION = fluctuation. Transition P-F.
    • Ger: FLIESEN = flow. Transition P-F. And PLÄTSCHERN = splash.
    • Ger: ABLASSEN = flush. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: FLUX = flow, FLOAT = raft (down the river). As well as english SLOP = puddle, probably came from the word PLES when you read it back. Or else SLOP derived from Russian SHLEP, SHLEPAT' on water, on puddles.
    • Eng: FLUCTUATE = hesitate, FLUCTUATION = wobble. In fact, the surface of the water PLESHCHETSYA, fluctuates, waves are running along it. Transition P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: (SS)PLASH, SPLASH = splash splashing splashing.
    • Ita: FLUTTUAZIONE = fluctuation.
    • Gre: plwtooj (PLWTOS, those. PLOTOS) = navigable; pleew (PLEW, those. PLEO) = to swim; plushh (PLUSH, those. PLISI) = washing, washing; plusimoo (PLUSIMO, those. PLIZIMO) = gibbering (linen). And plustariio (PLUSTARIO, those. PLISTARIO) = laundry, fromlaundry, from: PLESK+TORYU (doing). And pleusimooj (PLEUSIMOS, those. PLEISIMOS) = shipping fromshipping from: PLYT'+MOGU.
  • Rus: PLESTI, SPLETAT', PLET', PLETKA, OPLESTI, PLETEN'.
    • Lat: PLECTO, PLEXI, PLEXUM = weave, PLECTA = wicker border, PLESTILIS = braided, twisted, tangled, PLEXUS [plecto] = plexus, PLICITUM = weave, PLETEUS = braided siege shield railing, PLICO, PLICUI = to twist. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: FLECTO, FLEXI, FLEXUM = curl, bend, bend. Transition P-F and Russian C ===> C Latin. Hence the Latin words FLEXIO = flexion, dodge, FLEXUS = braided, curved, and so on.
    • Lat: BALTEA = belt blows, BALTEUS = girdle. Transition P-B. See also the word OBLOZHIT', OBLOZHU.
    • Lat: AM-PLECTOR, PLEXUS = to hug.
    • Ger: FLECHTEN = weave, FLECHTE = spit. Transition P-F and S Slavic C latin.
    • Eng: PLAIT = weave braid, BELT = belt. This is where the English came from. BRAID = spit (hairstyle), because of the transition l -===> P and T -===> D: weaveweave = PLT -===> BRD = braid. No wonder English BRAID means both "spit" and "weavemeans both "spit" and "weave" = PLAIT.
    • Eng: FLEXION = bend, bend, bend, FLEXIBLE = flexible. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: PLEXUS = interweaving.
    • Fre: PLEXUS = plexus (nervesnerves).
    • Gre: plektojj (PLEKTOS, those. PLEKTOS) = woven, knitted; pleximoo (PLEXIMO, those. PLEKSIMO) = knitting; plexoudda (PLEXOUDA, those. PLEKSOIDA) = braid; plectojj (PLECTOS, those. PLEKHTOS) = woven, knitted; plekww (PLEKW, those. PLEKO) = to knit (on the needles); mplekkw (MPLEKW, those. MPLEKO = BLEKO, because MP at the beginning of the word reads as B) = to confuse.
  • Rus: PLESKAT' arms up. see also LAPA. Turns out from here happenedTurns out from here happened: APLODISMENTY, i.e LAPA+DEYU+MAKHAT', «actu waving handsactu waving hands».
    • Lat: PLAUDO, PLAUSI, PLAUSUM = clap. From here and PLAUSUS [plaudo] = applause, clapping, applause.
    • Ger: APPLAUS = applause.
    • Eng: APPLAUSE = applause.
    • Ita: APPLAUSO = applause.
    • Spa: APLAUSOS, APLAUSO = applause.
  • Rus: PLESH'.
    • Ger: FLECK = spot. Transition P-F and SH-K.
    • Eng: FLECK = spot.
  • Rus: PLESH'+DOLINA.
    • Ger: FLACHLAND = plain lowland. Transition P-F and permutation PLSH+DLN ===> PLSH+LND.
  • Rus: PLOD. One form of the word PLOD is the word FRUKT. The words FRUKT and PLOD could easily go into each other because of the transition P-F and L-R. As a result PLOD ===> PLD ===> FRT ===> FRU(TO)T.
    • Lat: FRUCTUS, FRUX, FRUGIS = fetus, FRUGES = the harvest. As well as Latin FRUX, FRUGIS could occur from slavic UROZHAY.
    • Ger: FRUCHT = fruit.
    • Eng: FRUIT = fruit.
    • Fre: FRUITS = fruits.
    • Spa: FRUTA = fruit.
    • Swe: FRUKT = fruit.
    • Por: FRUTO = fetus, FRUTA = fruit.
  • Rus: PLOTVA. Compare also PLOT, from the word PLYT'.
    • Ger: PLOTZE = roach.
  • Rus: PLOKHO, PLOKHOY. From here happenedFrom here happened: FAL'SH'. See also the word above. LZHIVO, LOZH'.
    • Lat: PLAGA = disaster. Transition KH-G. As well as Latin FALLACIA = intrigues. Here is the transition P-F and Russian X ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: FLUCH = a curse, FALSCH = wrong. Transition P-F and KH-SH. And FEHLEN = miss wrong, FEHLER = fault.
    • Eng: FALSE = false, fake. Could have come from the word PLOKHO, OPLOSHAL. Transition P-F and SH-S.
    • Eng: PLAGUE = pestilence, plague (the invasion of any disease, accompanied by high mortality), grief, disaster, attack, punishment, invasion, numerous invasion.
    • Gre: plhghh (PLHGH, those. PLIGI) = wound (TJ. reschedule.); plhgwnww (PLHGWNW, those. PLIGONO) = offend; plhxhh (PLHXH, those. PLIKSI) = boredom; plhctikojj (PLHCTIKOS, those. PLIKHTIKOS) = boring. And plhgwmenojj (PLHGWMENOS, those. PLIGOMENOS) = offended, wounded, fromoffended, wounded, from: PLOKHO MNE.
    • Gre: asplacnojj (ASPLACNOS, those. ASPLAKHNOS) = cruel, heartless.
  • Rus: PLUT, PLUTUYU.
    • Eng: PALTER = slough off.
    • Fre: FILOUTER = to cheat. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PLUG.
    • Ger: PFLUG = plow.
    • Eng: PLOUGH = plow.
  • Rus: PLYT', PLAVAT', PLYVU, VYLIT' water, VLIT' water, LIVEN'. Hence the word PLOV – fatty meat and vegetables. As well as the word FLOT, FLOTILIYA.
    • Lat: PLATEA = water bird, PLATESSA = flounder (kind of fishkind of fish).
    • Lat: APPELO, PULI = sail up.
    • Lat: A-FLUO = flow out, AF-FLUO = leak, EF-FLUO = flow out. Transition P-F and V-U.
    • Lat: FLUIDO = dilute, FLUIDUS = flowing, FLUITO = flow, FLUO, FLUXI, FLUXUM = flow, FLUTO = swim, FLUVIDUS = liquid, fluid, FLUVIUS = river, the flow of water, FLUVIATICUS = river. Transition P-F. And FLUMEN = stream, river; could occur from the word PLYT' during the transition P-F and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: LAVATIO = bathing, LAVO = wash, wash. Transition nLAVAT' ===> LAVATIO.
    • Ger: FLOTTE = fleet, FLUSS = flow. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FLOAT = to swim, FLEET = fleet, FLOW = stream float. Here is the transition P-F. As well as english SPREAD = blur; could occur from the word SPLYT', during the transition L-R and T-D.
    • Eng: FLUID = fluid (liquid or gas), liquid, fluid.
    • Eng: LAVE = wash (about the creek, the river), pour, spill.
    • Eng: LAVATORY = toilet, toilet (sewage here is washed off with water – Auth.), laundry vessel for ablutions, LAVATORIAL = toilet.
    • Fre: FLOTTE = fleet, water, rain, FLOTTER = to swim.
    • Spa: FLOTAR = to swim.
    • Gre: pleew (PLEW, those. PLEO) = to swim; apopleww (APOPLEW, those. APOPLEO) = sail away; epipleww (EPIPLEW, those. EPIPLEO) = to swim (travel). FromFrom: POPLYVU. And diapleew (DIAPLEW, those. DIAPLEO) = swim across. FromFrom: DEYU+PLYVU or DOPLYVU.
    • Gre: ploioo (PLOIO, those. PLOIO) = ship, ship, fromship, ship, from: PLYVU. Further, plwtojj (PLWTOS, those. PLOTOS) = shipping fromshipping from: PLYT', PLOT; ploiarcojj (PLOIARCOS, those. PLOIARKHOS) = captain fromcaptain from: PLYVU+ARKHI, those. swimming+arm (I lead), see about the word ARKHI. And kwphlathhj (KWPHLATHS, those. KOPILATIS) = rower; kwphlattw (KWPHLATW, those. KOPILATO) = to row fromto row from: ZAPLYT', transition Z-S-K.
    • Gre: pilaffi (PILAFI, those. PILAFI) = pilaf. FromFrom: PLOV, during the transition V-F. And feloukka (FELOUKA, those. FELOIKA) = launch, probably from: «melting» , i.e «floating», transition P-F and v --- u, because of the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: PLYASAT', PLYAS. From here VAL'S, during the transition P-V. In the same semantic bush, apparently, the word BAL, derived from the word BIL kicked, BILSYA heels when dancing. For example, they say: tap dance.
    • Lat: BALLISTIA = dance songs. Transition P-B.
    • Ger: BALL = ballball; WALZER = waltz.
    • Eng: BALL = ball. And WALTZ = waltz, PLAY = game, easy movement, PLEGIAN = have fun in old english.
    • Fre: BAL = ball. And VALSE = waltz.
    • Spa: VALS = waltz, BAILE = ball.
    • Gre: ballj (BALS, those. VALS or BALS) = dance.
  • Rus: POVERG, for example, plunging to the ground, plunging into fright, etc..
    • Eng: POWER = power, power, power.
  • Rus: POVERCHU, POVERTET', OBOZREVAT', OBOZREYU.
    • Lat: OBVERSIO = turning. Transition P-B and h,SH-S. And OB-VERTO, VERTI, OBVORTO = turn.
    • Eng: OBVERSE = opposite.
  • Rus: POGANO, that is bad, POGANYY.
    • Lat: PAGANUS = pagan.
    • Eng: PAGAN = pagan.
    • Fre: PAIEN = pagan.
    • Ita: PAGANO = pagan.
    • Spa: PAGANO = pagan.
    • Gre: pagwniaa (PAGONIA, those. PAGONIA) = frost;pagwnnw (PAGWNW, those. PAGONO) = to freeze, chill, freeze. For southern people, the frost was really unpleasant..
  • Rus: POGLADIT', that is ironed.
    • Ger: BÜGELN = iron. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POGLYADET', PO'GLYAD, sight.
    • Ger: sPIEGEL = mirror, SPIEGELEI = fried eggs.
    • Ita: PAGLIACCI = clowns. This is a very interesting case.. This word most likely originated from the Slavic POGLYADKI, POGLAZEYU, which is a great fit. On clowns, that is, artists, the audience came GLAZET', watch. In addition, Russian PAYATSY is in the same sense bush as PAYASNICHAT'.
  • Rus: POGNUT', GIBKIY, onGIBAT'.
    • Ger: BIEGEN = bend, BOGEN = bend. Transition PG ===> BG.
  • Rus: POGRANICHNYY.
    • Ger: BEGRENZEN = draw boundaries. Transition P-B and CH-TS.
  • Rus: POGREBENIE.
    • Ger: BEGRÄBNIS = burialburial; BEGRABEN = bury. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POGUTARIT'; in Ukrainian. That is, talk, talk.
    • Ger: BEGUTACHTEN = tell your opinion, BEGUTACHTUNG = opinion.
  • Rus: POD, eg POD furnace, that is, the bottom of the furnace, base, bottom, PODSTILKA, PODMETKA.
    • Lat: PODIUM = common pedestal for columns.
    • Ger: BETT = bed.
    • Eng: BED = bed, POT = pot, put in a pot. Or BED derived from Russian BIT', VZBITAYA bed, when moving T -===> D; whipped jackets.
    • Eng: BED = riverbed. Here BED <=== POD, that is, under water.
    • Gre: puqmenaaj (PUQMENAS, those. PITMENAS) = bottom bottom. FromFrom: PODO MNOYU.
  • Rus: POD - preposition POD city, etc..
    • Lat: APUD = beside.
  • Rus: PODAT' petition. And PODAYU, PODAT' money, hand something. From here happenedFrom here happened: PETITSIYA (petitionpetition).
    • Lat: PETITIO = solicit, PETITOR = applicant, seeker, complainant, claimant, claimant to the hand of a girl, PETITUM = petition, request, request, PETITUS = desire, PETO = solicit. Transition D-T.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PETITION = plea, petition.
    • Spa: PETICION = petition.
    • Gre: epidomaa (EPIDOMA, those. EPIDOMA) = allowance. Transition m(te) ===> m=M. Further, epidossh (EPIDOSH, those. EPIDOSI) = handing over.
  • Rus: PODACHA.
    • Hun: BEDAS = innings. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PODDANSTVO. I.e POD+DAN' or PODCHINENNYY, paying DAN', PODDANNYY.
    • Lat: OBOEDIENTER = dutifully, OBOEDIENTIA = humility, obedience, OBOEDIENS = humble, obedient. Transition P-B.
    • Ger: BEDIENEN = to serve, BEDIENTE = servant, DIENST = service position. Wed from Russian toDDANSTVO. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: OBEDIENT = submissive, OBEDIENCE = humility.
  • Rus: PODDON, DNO, POD, that is, bottom down. From here happenedFrom here happened: PONTON (for crossing the riverfor crossing the river).
    • Ger: BODEN = bottom earth, PONTON = pontoon.
    • Eng: POND = pond, PONTOON = pontoon.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: PONTON = pontoon.
    • Ita: PONTONE = pontoon.
  • Rus: PODELIT', i.e. split into pieces, PODELENO into parts.
    • Ger: BETEILIGEN = to endow. Transition P-B, D-T.
    • Ger: ABTEIL = coupe. That is the car PODELEN into separate sections. And ABTEILEN = separation. Transition P-B and D-T.
  • Rus: PODNYOS as a gift, PODNYOS+DARYU.
    • Ger: SPENDE = fee, gift, SPENDEN = give alms, donate, SPENDIEREN = to give. Permutation: brought upbrought up = PDNS ===> SPND = spendde.
  • Rus: PODNYAT', PODNIMU, PODNYAL. In the same semantic bush, maybe the word PUD, as a unit of weight, heaviness.
    • Lat: PONDUS = weight, weight, weight, load, burden, PONDO = by weight, PONDERO = weigh. As well as Latin MAGNI PONDERIS = heavy; could occur from expression MNOGO PODNIMU.
    • Lat: PENDEO = hover, flit, hang, hang, PENDO, PENDI = hang up, PENDULUS = dangling, PENDULUM = pendulum.
    • Eng: POUND = unit of weight, pound, PENDULUM = pendulum, PENDULATE = swing.
  • Rus: PODTAYAT', PO+TAYAT'.
    • Ger: ABTAUEN = thaw. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PODUSHKA. Probably derived from the word POD, that is, "bottom", under something, under the ear. Maybe a combination played a role. POD USHKO, that is, put under the ear.
    • Eng: PAD = pillow gasket.
  • Rus: POEST'+ESH', that is, how to eat two times tight.
    • Ger: FESTESSEN = banquet, holiday food. I.e – a lot of food. Transition P-F. Or else FESTESSEN came from POST+EST', POST+ESH', that is, food after POSTA. All Christian main posts precede holidays, during which it is already allowed to eat.
  • Rus: POZHILOY, for example, man.
    • Ger: ABGELEBT = decrepitdecrepit; BEJAHRT = elderly. Transition P-B and L-R.
  • Rus: POZADI. And POSLE, POZZHE, POZDNO, POZDNIY. And POZADI TORYU, POZADI RYADA, I go back.
    • Lat: POST = behind, POST-EA, POSTEA = after later, POST-EO = go behind, POSTERIOR = back, next, POSTERIUS = after, later, POSTERO = fall behind, POSTERULA = rear exit, POSTUMO = fall behind, POSTUMUS = last born last, POSTERI, POSTERITAS (from the expression POZADI RODA or POZADI RYADA - Auth.) = descendants, POSTERUS = following. If a POST comes from the word POSLE, then we see a transition here l-t or L-T (close spelling or flippingclose spelling or flipping).
    • Eng: PAST = behind the past.
    • Fre: PASSE = past.
    • Ita: PASSATO = past.
    • Eng: POST MERIDIEM = in the afternoon. Could occur from the expression POZADI (POZZHE) MERY DNYA or POZADI+MEZHDU+DEN'.
  • Rus: POZADI+DEN'.
    • Lat: POSTIDUANUS = tomorrow.
  • Rus: POZADI+ZHENIT', or after+marry.
    • Lat: POST-GENITUS = born after.
  • Rus: POZADI+ZIMA.
    • Lat: POST-HIEMAT = late winter. Transition Z-N and Russian N ===> H Latin.
  • Rus: POZADI+SKRIPET' (pen). OrOr: POZADI SKREPIT'. From here happenedFrom here happened: POSTSKRIPTUM.
    • Lat: POST-SCRIBO = add after, POSTCRIPTUM = after written.
    • Ger: +
    • Ita: POSTSKRIPTUM = P.S..
    • Eng: POSTSCRIPT = postscript, epilogue, conclusion, application.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: POST-SCRIPTUM = P.S..
  • Rus: POISK, POISKAT'. And also Ukrainian POSHUKAT', search. Transition S-SH.
    • Ger: BESUCH = visit, guests, BESUCHEN = visit, ABSUCHEN = search the area. Transition B-P.
    • Spa: BUSCA = searches, searching. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POKLADISTYY, PLAKAT'.
    • Lat: PLACIDE = calmly, PLACIDITAS = meekness, peacefulness, PLACIDO = slow down, PLACIDULUS = calm, peaceful, PLACIDUS = meek, peace-loving, PLACITO = extremely like, PLACITUS = kind, dear, PLACO = calm down. Permutation: contributioncontribution = PKLD ===> PLKD.
    • Lat: PLACATE = calmly, PLACATIO = calming down, PLACATUS = peaceful, calm, meek, PLACABILIS = soothing, reconciling, PLACABILITAS = wastefulness. Transition D-T and permutation: contributioncontribution = PKLD ===> PLKT = placate.
    • Eng: PLACATE = placate, PLACATORY = soothing, conciliatory.
  • Rus: POKLON.
    • Gre: upoklissh (UPOKLISH, those. IPOKLISI) = bow; upoklinomaii (UPOKLINOMAI, those. IPOKLINOMAI) = bow down.
  • Rus: POKOY, POKO'IT', SPOKOYNO. And POKOY like peace, lack of war, calm. And POCHITAT' anyone, POCHTU' attention, CHTU. From here, it turns out, originated (see belowsee below): PAKT, PATSIFIST, REKVIEM.
    • Lat: PACO = pacify, PACATE = calmly, PACATUS = peaceful, loving, PACTIO = contract, PACTIFICATIO = pacification, PACIFICE = peacefully, PACIFICO = put up, PACIFICUS = peaceful, PACALIS = peaceful, PACATUM = peaceful country, PACTUS = stipulated by agreement.
    • Lat: PACIS, PAX = peace, peace, peace treaty, calm.
    • Lat: QUIES, QUIETIS = peace, rest, peace, QUIESCO, QUIEVI, QUIETUM = rest, rest, QUIETE = calmly, QUIETUS = calm, quiet, inactive, dead, QUETUM = rest. Transition: Russian ===> u latin (turned the letter), and reverse reading PK ===> KP.
    • Lat: REQUIETUS = rested long lay old. Comes from the word POKOIT' during the transition P-R, since Russian "p" (er) and latin "p" (pe) written the same way. Hence, therefore, the Latin REQUIEM - the name of numerous musical works written in the initial words of the Catholic memorial prayer.
    • Ger: PAKT = pact, PAZIFIST = pacifist.
    • Eng: PEACE = peace, calm. Here is the transition K-TS type caesar caesar. And PACIFY = placate; could occur from russian POKO'IT'. Here is the transition T-F and K-TS. And PACT = pact, PACIFIST = pacifist, QUIET = peace, silence (transition: Russian ===> u latinu latin).
    • Eng: +
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: REQUIEM = requiem.
    • Fre: PAIX = world, PACTE = pact, PACIFISTE = pacifist.
    • Spa: PACTO = pact, PACIFISTA = pacifist.
    • Por: PAZ = world (no war). Here we see the transition of sound K to C or C or H. For example, Latin C is pronounced as K and as C.
    • Gre: anapaussh (ANAPAUSH, those. ANAPAISI) = rest, rest, anapautikooj (ANAPAUTIKOS, those. ANAPAITIKOS) = comfortable, cozy. FromFrom: NA POKOY, NA+POKOIT'.
    • Gre: apokoimizzw (APOKOIMIZW, those. APOKOIMIZO) = put to sleep. FromFrom: POKOIT', UPOKOIT', when going Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m = M. And apokoimoumaii (APOKOIMOUMAI, those. APOKOIMOIMAI) = fall asleep fromfall asleep from: POKOY IMEYU.
    • Gre: kopazzw (KOPAZW, those. KOPAZO) = calm down. Reverse word reading SPOKOY(NO), i.e SPKN ===> KPS = Copazo.
    • Gre: sebastooj (SEBASTOS, those. SEBASTOS) = respected. FromFrom: SE+POCHTU, i.e: This is me mail, I will respect. Transition P-B and CH-SH-S. Further, fromFurther, from: POCHTU, POCHITAYU, CHTU, have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PIETAS = piety, piety. Transition H,SH-S and permutation PCHT ===> PTCH.
    • Lat: PACTUM, PACTIO = agreement, PACTUS SUM = agree. Latin PACTUS SUM could occur from POCHITAYU SUT', i.e CHTU, respect SUT'.
    • Eng: PIETY = godliness, PIETISM = (Relig.) pietism, piety, PIETIST = devout man, (mystical current in Protestantism 17-18 cccc.).
  • Rus: POKRASIT', «paintpaint».
    • Gre: apocrwssh (APOCRWSH, those. APOKHROSI) = shade, nuance.
  • Rus: POKRICHU.
    • Gre: apokrissh (APOKRISH, those. APOKRISI) = objection, answer. And upokrishh (UPOKRISH, those. IPOKRISI) = role playing, simulation.
  • Rus: POL. Two meaningsTwo meanings: POL – like the floor in the room and POL (biologist.) – male and female.
    • Eng: FLOOR = floor. Transition P-F.
    • Fre: PLANCHER = floor.
    • Gre: fullo (FULO, those. FILO) = floor (biologist.), tribe. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: POLA clothes, PO'LOG, PELENA. Compare also with "felony" - church attire, transition P-F.
    • Lat: PALLA = top dress for women, mantle, cloak, curtain, PELLA = women's dress, PALLULA = short cloak, ABOLLA = winter thick raincoat, mostly military. Transition P-B. As well as Latin PALIDATUS = wearing a military cloak; could occur from russian POLU DAT', that is, to give a curtain, cover, PAPILIO = tent, tent.
    • Lat: PALLIUM = cloak, cover, canopy, veil, PALLIO = hide (that is, cover with something - Avt.). Latin PALLIUM could occur from the word PO'LOG, POLOZHU, during the transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Ger: zziPFEL = sex', edge, FELL = fur. Transition P-F. Or come from the word VOLOS.
    • Eng: PALL = pall, FLAP = sexsex', LIP = edge. Transition P-F, as well as the reverse reading. And FELL = skin. Transition P-F.
    • Fre: PEAU = skin.
    • Spa: PIEL = skin.
  • Rus: POLAKAT', to lap up.
    • Lat: AB-LACTO = wean, AB-LACTATIO = weaning. Note that the Latin prefix "a" among other things means denial of action, cf. logical ===> illogical. So first baby POLAKAL, and then it is weaned, which is the word A+BLACTATIO, that is, stopped lap.
    • Eng: ABLACTATION = weaning of the baby, cessation of breastfeeding.
  • Rus: POLE. From here happened POLIROVAT' = field+smooth, VILLA – country house, etc..
    • Lat: POLIO = smooth, sanded, POLITIO = smoothing, polishing, grinding, POLITURA = polishing, grinding, POLITUS = artistically processed.
    • Lat: VALLES (VALLIS) = valley, VILLA = country or country house. Transition P-V.
    • Ger: FELD = field. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: VALLEY = valley, lowland, hollow, hollow, VILLA = villa, VILLAGE village, village, village.
    • Eng: FIELD = field. Transition P-F.
    • Spa: PULIR = Polish.
    • Gre: aplla (APLA, those. APLA) = expanse.
    • Gre: billa (BILA, those. VILA) = villa.
  • Rus: POLE+KOT, a field cat, that is, an animal that lives in the fields, resembling a cat or a cat.
    • Eng: POLECAT = ferret.
  • Rus: POLE+STROY, or BIL+STROY, gymnastic exercises on the field, gymnasts, sports performances on the field, at the stadium.
    • Lat: PALAESTRA = gymnastic school, gymnastic exercises, wrestling, PALAESTRO = exercise, PALAESTRITA = wrestler, athlete, PALAESTRICA = gymnastics, PALE = gymnastics.
    • Eng: PALAESTRA = (ancient
    • Gre: = palestra, gymnastic school.
  • Rus: POLET, PLYT' in the air, PLYVU. And KHLOP'YA, who fly. From here happenedFrom here happened: BALET.
    • Lat: PAPILIO = butterfly, FLATUS = whiff, breath, rush, breath, FLATURA = whiff, FLATO = pour, blow, FLO, FLAVI = blow, PILA = ball, FOLLIS = ball. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: PLUMA = feather, down, plumage, PLUMO = feather, PLUMEUS = downy, downy, PLUMATUS = feathered, covered with feathers. Transition: Russian m (te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: FLUG, FLÜGE = flight, FLIEGEN = to fly, FLIEGE = fly, FALTER = butterfly. Reverse reading KHLOP'YA ===> PLKH or FLKH, transition P-F. And BALLETT = ballet.
    • Eng: FLIGHT = flight, FLIT = fly over. Here there is a transition P to F. English by the way BUTTERFLY = the butterfly most likely comes from the Slavic BIT'+POLET, as the butterfly "beats wings" in flight. Further, PILOT = pilot, pilot. And BALLET = ballet.
    • Eng: PLUMAGE = plumage, feathers, PLUM = soft (about the pillowabout the pillow).
    • Fre: VOL = flight, VOLETER = to flit. And PILOTE = pilot, pilot. And BALLET = ballet.
    • Spa: VUELO = flight. And BALLET = ballet.
    • Swe: FLUGA = to fly.
    • Gre: pilotojj (PILOTOS, those. PILOTOS) = pilot, pilot. And poulli (POULI, those. POILI) = bird. Further, mpaletto (MPALETO, those. BALETO, because MP at the beginning of the words read as B) = ballet. And poupouloo (POUPOULO, those. POIPOILO) = down fromdown from: POPLYL (fluff in the airfluff in the air).
  • Rus: POLIZA'T', POLIZHU', OBLIZHU, OBLIZAT', LASKAT', OBLASKAT'. From here, it turns out, happenedFrom here, it turns out, happened: DELIKATNYY, delicacy, DELIKATES (delicious fooddelicious food).
    • Lat: DELICATUS = delicate, refined, delicate, DELICATE = nice nice, DELICAE = darling, DELICIAE, DELECTATIO, OBLECTATIO = pleasure, delight, OBLECTO = delight. Transition P-D, since latin p and d differ only in orientation. Transition: Russian Z or S ===> C Latin. If these Latin words are derived from LASKAT', OBLASKAT', then we are faced with the transition b-d and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DELICATE = gentle, light, DELICIOUS = very tasty, lovely.
    • Fre: DELIOCATESSE = delicacy, DELICAT = delicacy.
    • Spa: DELICADEZA = delicacy.
  • Rus: POLIT' water, also in, for example, in the sense of shedding blood; Further POLIT', for example, flower, POL'YU, PLYUYU, PLEVAT', POLIV, PLYVU. And also Russian BOLIT, BOL', when PROLITA blood.
    • Lat: POLITIO = whitewash, plastering, POLLUO, POLLUI = dirty, POLLUTIO = desecration. And today they say POLIT' (mud), bearing insult.
    • Lat: PLEO = fill, PLUO = go (about the rain), send down the rain.
    • Lat: PLUVIA = rain, rainwater, PLUVIUS, PLUVIALIS, PLUVIATILIS = rain, PLUIT = it's raining (i.e POL'ET or PLYUET - AuthAuth.).
    • Lat: FLEO, FLEVI = cry, drip, cry, FLETUS = tears crying. Transition P-F.
    • Lat: DE-LUO = rinse. Transition P-D, since latin p and d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: EF-FLUO = flow out, EFFLUVIUM = source. Transition P-F. Wherein EFFLUVIUM could occur from POLIVAT' when going Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) in latinin latin m.
    • Lat: POLLUTUM, POLLUO, POLLUI = to dirty, OP-PLEO, PLEVI = fill up.
    • Ger: BLUTEN = shed bloodshed blood; BLUTE = bloodblood; BLÜTE = flower. Transition P-B. And FLUT = tide, PLADDERN = it is raining.
    • Eng: BLOOD = blood shed blood, BLEED = bleed, PELTING = pouring. Transition P-B and T-D.
    • Eng: POLLUTION = (fiziol.) emission of water.
    • Eng: POLLUTER = source of pollution (the environmentthe environment), POLLUTE = pollute.
  • Rus: POLIT'+BIT', BOLIT+BIT', shed blood.
    • Ger: BLUTBAD = bloodshed. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POLNAYA LUNA, full moon.
    • Lat: PLENILUNIUM [plenus + luna] = full moon, LUNA PLENA, PANSELENE = full moon.
    • Ger: VOLLMOND = full moon. Transition P-V and L-M.
    • Eng: FULL MOON = full moon. Transition P-F and L-M.
    • Fre: PLEINE LUNE = full moon.
    • Spa: PLENILUNIO = full moon.
  • Rus: POLNOTA, POLNYY, POLNO, POLNOST'YU, PO'LNIT', i.e. fill. From ZAPOLNIT' the word happened KOMPLEKT, transition Z-S-K.===>>>
    • Lat: PLANE, PLENE = completely, PLENTITUDO = fullness, PLENE = full to the brim, PLENUS = full, filled, finished.
    • Lat: PLENITAS = fullness, PLENITUDO = fullness, PLETUM = fill up, OPULENTO = get rich.
    • Lat: VALENS = fat, tight, healthy, strong, VALIDUS = fat, big, heavy, healthy, firming. Transition P-V and Latin confusion n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: AF-FLUO = be abundant. Transition P-F.
    • Ger: VIELHEIT = a large number of. Transition P-V, latin H spelled as Slavic H.
    • Ger: BALLEN = bale bale, VOLL = full, FÜLLEN = fill, VIEL = lot. Transition P-V. Further, KOMPLETT = complete fromcomplete from: ZAPOLNIT'.
    • Eng: FULLNESS = fullness, FULLY = completely, completely, completely, completely. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FULL = full, FULLY = quite. From the Russian word POLNYY, POLNOTA, or ZAPOLNIT', probably happened and English COMPLETE = full (during the transition: Russian W, C ===> C LatinC Latin).
    • Eng: PLENTY = full, BALE = bale bale.
    • Ita: COMPLETA = kit.
    • Fre: PLEIN = full.
    • Spa: PLENO = full, COMPLETO = kit.
    • Swe: FULL = full.
    • Tur: APUL = fat, pot-bellied.
  • Rus: POLOZHU, POLOVIK, that is, lying below, for example, on POLU.
    • Eng: BELOW = down below. And PILLOW = pillow. FurtherFurther: PLACE = place, place. Here transition J—-Sh-—C, that is, putC, that is, put = PLZH --à PLS = place.
  • Rus: PO'LOG, POLOZHEN, POLOZHIT', BYT' LEZHASHCHIM. From the word POLOG happened FLAG – cloth.
    • Lat: PLAGA = cover, piece of cloth, PLAGULA = carpet, cover, toga cloth.
    • Ger: BELEGEN = cover, ABLEGEN = save. And BALG = skin. I.e PO'LOG for body. And FLAGGE = flag. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: PELAGE = skin (techtech.), FLAG = flag.
    • Gre: plagiazzw (PLAGIAZW, those. PLAGIAZO) = to lay (to bed), lie down, plazz (PLAZ, those. PLAZ) = beach. FromFrom: POLOZHU, lie down.
  • Rus: POLOGIY, eg slope.
    • Gre: plagiia (PLAGIA, those. PLAGIA) = slope, plagiooj (PLAGIOS, those. PLAGIOS) = oblique.
  • Rus: POLOSHCHU, POLOSKAT', paddle in the wind, PLESKAT'SYA.
    • Lat: FLUXUS = flying. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: POLUCHAYU, POLUCHISH', PLACHU money.
    • Eng: PURCHASE = purchase, purchase. Transition L-R, i.e: gettinggetting = PLCH -===> PRCH = purchasse.
  • Rus: POLUCHI! that is, take when you are offered. Or the word POLIZAT', POLIZHU.
    • Lat: POLLUCEO = to offer.
  • Rus: POLYUBIT'.
    • Ger: BELIEBEN = to wish, BELIEBEN = a wish, BELIEBT = favourite.
  • Rus: POL'SHCHU, OBOL'SHCHU.
    • Lat: PELLICEO = to seduce. Transition: Russian u,SH-S ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: POLYANA, i.e. flat, flat place. In the same sense bush as the word POLE, PLOSKO, PLES. From here, it turns out, happenedFrom here, it turns out, happened: PLANTATSIYA.
    • Lat: PLANE = flat, smooth, open, PLANO = smooth, PLANUM = flat place, plain, PLANUS = flat, PLANITIES = flat place, plane, plain, PLANARIUS = flat, occurring on level ground, PLANTO = plant, PLANTA = sapling seedlings (landed in POLE, on POLYANE - Auth.), plant, PLANTATIO = planting, plantings, plantation.
    • Ger: PLANTAGE = plantation.
    • Eng: PLANE = flat.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PLANTATION = plantation.
    • Spa: PLANTACION = plantation.
  • Rus: POMALU, that is, little by little, PO+UMALIT'.
    • Lat: PAULUM = little little bit, PAULULUM = a little bit. And PAULATIUM = little by little. Here is the permutation: by+to belittleto belittle = PMLT ===> PLTM.
  • Rus: POMALEVAN, POMALEVAT'.
    • Ger: BEMALEN = paint.
  • Rus: POMERYAT', IZMERIT', measure.
    • Hun: BEMERNI = measure.
    • Gre: apariqmmw (APARIQMW, those. APARITMO) = list, apariqmhshh (APARIQMHSH, those. APARITMISI) = scroll. Here RITM = RTM – from the word MERYAT' = MRT.
  • Rus: POMESHIVAT'.
    • Ger: PANSCHEN = mix in. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: POMNIT', POMNYU. Hence the word AMIN', which the prayers end. Almost the same AMIN' included in other languages.
    • Lat: MEMINI = remember, MEMENTO = remember. Transition P-M due to the similarity of writing. Hence, probably, the Latin MEMORY = memory on going P-M and Russian I ===> R is Latin, that isR is Latin, that is: PAMYAT' --- MEMORY.
    • Eng: MEMORY = memory.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: AMEN = Amen.
    • Gre: mnhmhh (MNHMH, those. MNIMI) = memory, mnhmeiio (MNHMEIO, those. MNIMEO) = monument, mnhmma (MNHMA, those. MNIMA) = tombstone. Transition P-M.
    • Gre: qumoumaai (QUMOUMAI, those. TIMOIMAI) = remember. Transition P-M.
  • Rus: POMOSHCH'. And also see the word POSOBIL, that is, helped, POSIL'NO.
    • Lat: POSSUM = to be able to. See also the above discussion of words. MOZHET, MOGU.
    • Eng: POSSIBLY = possibly in any way possible.
  • Rus: POMRACHAT', PO+MRAK.
    • Lat: OBUMBRATIO, OBUMBRACULUM = stupefaction, OB-UMBRO = darken. Transition P-B, latin q-b and permutation: to darkento darken = PMRCHT ===> PMCHRT = obumbratiio.
  • Rus: PONOS, PONESLO, carried out a strong upset stomach.
    • Gre: ponoss (PONOS, those. PONOS), basanno (BASANO, those. BASANO) = suffering. see also PENYA, PENYAT', to complain.
    • Eng: POISON = poison. Permutation PNS ===> PSN.
    • Fre: POISON = poison.
    • Spa: PONZONA = poison.
  • Rus: PONOSIT' clothes, PONOSHU, PONOSHENNYY, PONOSIL clothes that is wasted.
    • Lat: PANNOSITAS = rupture, PANNOSUS = in rags, tattered, PANNEUS = worn, torn, PANNECEA = rags, PANNUS = rag, PANNICULARIA = shabby clothes, PANNICULUS = rags, flap.
    • Eng: PANNOSE = shaggy, woolly, felt.
  • Rus: PONYAT', PONYAL, PONIMAYU.
    • Lat: OPINIO = view, guess, view, look, OPINATIO = submission, OPINATUS = assumption.
    • Eng: OPINION = opinion conclusion, OPINE = Express an opinion.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: OPINION = opinion.
  • Rus: POPA.
    • Eng: POPA = ship feed.
    • Fre: POUPE = ship feed.
    • Ita: POPPA = ship feed.
    • Spa: POPA = ship feed.
    • Gre: apopatooj (APOPATOS, those. APOPATOS) = toilet, toilet.
  • Rus: POPIL, POPIT', from the word PIT'. Or VYPIL.
    • Lat: PAPILLA = breast nipple, BIBITUM = drink. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: PAPILLAE = nipples, PAPILLA = tubercle, papilla, BIB = baby bib, bib. bcncn) PAPILA = nipple (optic nerveoptic nerve).
    • Gre: pipilizzw (PIPILIZW, those. PIPILIZO) = suck.
  • Rus: PORA, how time of year. Winter time, etc.. And PORA as an indication of the beginning or end of some action: it's time to do something, it's time to finish something. Still sayStill say: PORA!
    • Lat: HORA = time season. Transition: Russian ===> h Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: HORA = hour. As well as Latin HOROLOGIUM = clock; could occur from expression PORA+ULOZHIT', i.e. arrange time, indicate time, PORA+ULOZHENIE (it's time+law it's time+the rulethe rule).
    • Eng: HOUR = hour, specific time of day, HOROLOGE = (mouth, poet.) clock.
    • Fre: HEURE = hour.
    • Por: HORA = time it's time.
    • Gre: wraa (WRA, those. ORA) = hour. Omit the letter P.
  • Rus: PORAZIT', for example, kill, PORAZHEN, PORAZHAT'. For example, in a battle. And PORAZIT' in the sense of excite, surprise, shake something. Either a disease PORAZILA. From here happenedFrom here happened: PARAZIT. Either fromEither from: PARA+SIDET', see above
    • Lat: PARRICIDA = villain, criminal, murderer of persons enjoying immunity, father killer, fratricide. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C is Latin and T-D.
    • Lat: PERCITUS = agitated, fiery, easily excited.
    • Lat: PARASITUM, PARASITUS = parasite.
    • Ger: ÜBERRASCHEN = strike down. Transition P-B and ZH-SH.
    • Eng: PARASITE = parasite. Disease PORAZHAET human insect parasites can PORAZIT', infect a person.
    • Eng: PERCIPIENT = perceiver, easily perceiving person perceiving other people's thoughts. Or see. PERE+TSAPAT'.
    • Ger: PARASIT = parasite.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PARASITE = parasite, (biol.) parasite.
    • Ita: PARASSITA = parasite.
    • Spa: PARASITO = parasite.
  • Rus: PORANIT', RANA, RANKA.
    • Ger: PRANKE = claw. All clear - sharp claw RANIT.
    • Eng: PRANK = prank, prank, prank. In fact, the antics may PORANIT' figuratively, to hurt a person's feelings.
  • Rus: PORATOVAT' for anyone, RATOVAT', RADA – Council, in Russian and in Ukrainian. And also Russian RADET', STARAT'SYA. Or see. BRANIT'.
    • Ger: BERATEN = discuss, BERATER = adviser. Transition P-B. Wed also the Russian word VERIT'.
    • Eng: BERATE = scold.
  • Rus: PORVAT', PORVU with society, OTORVAT', OTORVU, OTORVUS' from society, from the collective, that is, to take only oneself, into private ownership, to separate, split off from the collective, to become a "private trader". And today they say: "broke away from the team". see also PRIVADIT', PRIVOD, BRAT', PRIVESTI, that is, lure to yourself, attach to yourself something. See also the word PRIKHVACHU, PRIKHVATIT', that is, take yourself. From here, it turns out, happenedFrom here, it turns out, happened: PRIVATNYY, PRIVATIZATSIYA.
    • Lat: PRIVATIO = withdrawal, PRIVUS = individual, separately, each separately, PRIVO = take away, PRIVATUS = private person, privately owned, retired, PRIVATUM = privately. In the case of the word OTORVU, OTORVAT' there was a transition T,D-P, since latin d and p differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: PRIVATE = private, PRIVACY = solitude, privacy, private business, riddle, secret, PRIVATELY = privately, privately, to myself, PRIVATION = need, deprivation, lack, lack.
    • Ger: PRIVAT = private.
    • Fre: PRIVE = private.
    • Ita: PRIVATO = private.
    • Spa: PRIVADO = private.
  • Rus: POREZAT', POREZHU in pieces, POREZAL, OBREZAT', OBREZHU, BRAT' part of something. And PERE+KUSAYU, POROT', the sunPARYVAT'.
    • Lat: PERCUTIO = cut, open, pin up, kill. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRAECISIO = cutting, cutting, PRAECISOR = cutting, PRAECISUS = cut off, abrupt, brief, compressed. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PARS, PARTIS, PORTIO = part, share, part, branch, portion, PARTIO = divide, PARTITIO = division, PARTITUS = divided. And also see the word DOLYA, DELIT'.
    • Eng: PARSE = analysis, analysis (com. offers), produce structural analysis, PARSING = analysis, analysis (com. grammaticalcom. grammatical).
    • Eng: PART = share, PARTED = divided, separated, PARTIAL = partial, incomplete, private, PARTICLE = a particle, a grain, a small part, a fragment of something, the smallest structural unit of something, PARTITION = dismemberment, division, division, division.
    • Eng: OPERATION = operation (medic.). Or see the Russian word POROT', the sunPOROT', rip up.
  • Rus: PORISTYY, PORY, PORYU’ – I pierce, PROYTI, PRONIKNUT'.
    • Ger: PORÖS = porous.
    • Eng: POROUS = porous.
    • Fre: POREUX = porous.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: POROSO = porous.
  • Rus: PORITSAT'.
    • Lat: PLECTO = blame. Transition R-L.
  • Rus: PORODIT', POROZHU, PORODNIT', PORODNIT'SYA, PREDOK, RODNYA, BATYA. From here PATER, PATRIOT.
    • Lat: PARTA = parent, PARENTELA = kinship, PARENTALIS = parental, PARENTATIO = honoring the departed ancestors, PARENS = parent(nothing), forefather, PARENTO = sacrifice to a dead relative. Permutation: to breedto breed = PRDNT ===> PRNT = parentela = kinship. In addition, Latin PAREN could get from Slavic RODNYA in Latin transition d-p and permutation RDN ===> DRN. By the way, see. PARTHENON = Parthenon, the Temple of Athena in the Acropolis of Athens. See about the origin of the word PARTENOS in our book «Tsar SlavsTsar Slavs».
    • Lat: PARTITUDO = childbirth. From Russian PORODIT', transition D-T. From here PARTURIO = give birth to.
    • Lat: PARTUS = birth, childbirth, PARIO, PAR(II)TUM = give birth.
    • Lat: PATER = father, ancestor, PATERNE = fatherly, PATERNITAS = paternal feelings, PATERNUS = paternal, PATRIA = homeland, PATRICUS = paternal, PATRITUS = paternal, PATRIUS = fatherly, PATRIOTA = compatriot. Could occur from PORODIT' when rearranging PRDT ===> PTR. And so on. From here arose a very large bush of Latin words..
    • Lat: PRODO, PARTUM [PARIO, PEPERI] = spawn.
    • Eng: PARENT = ancestor, PARENTS = parents, parent, PARENTAL, PATERNAL = parental, PATER = Our Father (prayer). Transition D-T. As well as english PREDECESSOR = ancestor; could occur from expression VPEREDI KHOZHU during the transition: Russian X ===> With Latin and F,SH-S.
    • Eng: PARTURITION = childbirth.
    • Eng: BIRTH = birth. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: POROSYA, POROSENOK, POROSYATA.
    • Lat: PORCA = pig, PORCUS, PORCELLUS = pig, pig, hog, PORCINA = pork, PORCINUS = pork, PORCETRA = pig farrowed only once. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: APRARIUS = boar, APROS = wild boar (boarboar), APRA = boar female.
    • Eng: PORK = pork, PORCINE = pork.
  • Rus: POROT', that is, beat someone with something. For example, wPOROY beat the horse, "flog" it to accelerate its run. Or smack the belt. And also Russian VSPOROT', PYRNUT', that is to strike a direct blow as well ZAPORYU, ZAPOROT' (to scoreto score), PYRNUT' pitchfork, sharp weapon, POROT', PORYU, for example, fabric. In the same word bush as POROT', is the word PARTENOS – see the details in the book «Tsar Slavs». From POROT' (body)also happenedalso happened: OPERATSIYA.
    • Ger: SPORN = spur, ANSPORN = stimulus, OPERATION = operation.
    • Eng: SPUR = spur, incentive, push, induce, incite, hurry, rush. OPERATION = operation, STRAP = smack. Word STRAP, probably originated as a reverse reading of the word POROT' or from the word ZAPOROT', ZAPORYU.
    • Eng: RIP = [races]smack. Back reading.
    • Fre: OPERATION, OPERATOIRE = operation.
    • Ita: OPERAZIONE = operation.
    • Spa: OPERACION = operation.
    • Gre: pirounii (PIROUNI, those. PIROINI) = fork. FromFrom: PYRNU. And pernnw (PERNW, those. PERNO) = pull in frompull in from: PYRNU, I will stick. And rafthjj (RAFTHS, those. RAFTIS) = tailor from POROT', during the transition P-F and permutation PRT ===> RPT.
  • Rus: POROT' nonsense.
    • Eng: PRATE = babble.
  • Rus: POROSHIL snow, POROSHA, PURGA. One sense bush with the word POROSHOK, snow like powder, snow powder.
    • Lat: PROCELLA = blizzard. Transition SH-S(CC).
    • Lat: PRUINA = hoarfrost, winter, ice, frost. Transition w-n due to the similarity of writing (turned the letter). As well as Latin BRUMA = winter. Here is the transition P-B and Russian w ===> m Latin. In addition, Latin words PRUINA and BRUMA could occur from the word BURAN, BURNYY, stormy wind.
    • Eng: PRUINOSE = whitish. Transition wTransition w-n.
  • Rus: POROSHOK, KROSHIT', PRAKH, i.e. powder, PYL' (transition L-R), POROKH, POTER anything out PUDRA, during the transition T-D. So supposedly foreign words PUDRA and PUL'VERIZATOR initially are Slavic.
    • Lat: PYRIUS = powder. Transition X,SH-S.
    • Ger: BRÖCKEN = baby, BRÖCHELN = crumble. Transition P-B and SH-KH VC. Further, PULVER = powder, PUDER = powder.
    • Eng: PYRO- = prefix involved in the formation of many English words associated with the use POROKHA, fire for example, PYROTECHNICS = pyrotechnics. And also see the word PYL, PYLAYU, during the transition L-R.
    • Eng: POWDER = powder, (gunn)POWDER = powder.
    • Fre: POUDRE = powder, powder.
    • Ita: POLVERE = powder.
    • Spa: POLVORA = powder, POLVOS = powder.
    • Hun: POR = dust, powder, dust, BEPORZAS = (bot.) pollinate.
  • Rus: PORTIT'. And UBRAT' anything. From here happenedFrom here happened: ABORT.===>>>
    • Lat: ABORTIO, ABORTUS = premature birth. All clear: abortion means to spoil a child. And also see the word UBRAT'.
    • Ger: BITTER = bitter. Transition P-B. Further, ABORT = abortion.
    • Eng: ABORT = have a miscarriage, prematurely resolve to terminate a pregnancy, fail.
    • Eng: BITTER = bitter, emBITTERED = embittered.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ABORTO = abortion.
    • Gre: fqoraa (FQORA, those. FTORA) = defacement, fqeirww (FQEIRW, those. FTEIRO) = spoil. Transition P-F and permutationand permutation: PORT ===> PTR.
    • Gre: blafttw (BLAFTW, those. BLAFTO) = spoil, blabbh (BLABH, those. BLABI) = damage, harm. Transition P-B, R-L and T-F(phi), i.e: spoilspoil = PRTT ===> BLFT = bluff.
  • Rus: PORTY, PORTKI, from here BRYUKI. PORTY, PORTNO - narrow, rough canvas on peasant and working shirts [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: BRACATUS = dressed in trousers, BRACAE = pants, trousers, trousers. It is believed that at first it was the clothing of the Persians, Indians, Gauls, Germans, therefore - bracae, barbarum tegimen - trousers, barbarous clothes.
    • Eng: BREECHES = trousers (riding). Transition P-B.
    • Tur: PIRTI = worn out dress, rags, rags.
  • Rus: PORUCHAT'.
    • Gre: paraggeliia (PARAGGELIA, those. PARAGGELIA) = order, paraggelmaa (PARAGGELMA, those. PARAGGELMA) = command order. FromFrom: PORUCHIL, during the transition CH-G.
  • Rus: PORKHAT' like a butterfly.
    • Fin: PERHONEN = butterfly.
  • Rus: PORCHA, PORTIT'. And also see the word KOROBIT', in the sense of spoiled, warped, faulty. From here, it turns out, happenedFrom here, it turns out, happened: KORRUPTSIYA.
    • Lat: CORRUPTIO = decay, CORRUPTE = wrong, CORRUPTUS = bad, RUPTUM = to spoil, CORRUMPO = spoil. It turned out the reverse reading of the word PORCHA or from the word KOROBIT'. Hence the big bush of Latin words.Hence the big bush of Latin words.: CORRUPTELA = spoilage, CORRUPTOR = destroyer, CORREPTUS = obsessed and so on. As well as Latin RUPTUM = mess up could come from the word RUBIT'.
    • Eng: CORRUPT = spoiled, CORRUPTION = spoilage, decay, decay, decay, decay.
    • Fre: CORRUPTION = defacement.
    • Spa: CORRUPCION = defacement.
  • Rus: Add to the previous word hiveAdd to the previous word hive: NE+PORCHA, NE ISPORTIT'. And NE KOROBIT', i.e. unshifted, unstable, regular, clean.
    • Lat: IN-CORRUPTE = sincerely, IN-CORRUPTELA = not subject to damage, IN-CORRUPTUS, INCORRUPTUS = immaculate, uncorrupted. Back reading: defacementdefacement = PRCH ===> CHRP = corruptte.
    • Eng: INCORRUPT = uncorrupted, clean, uncorrupted, uncorrupted, incorruptible, honest.
  • Rus: PORYV.
    • Gre: paraforra (PARAFORA, those. PARAFORA) = rush. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: PORYADOK. From the word RYAD, ORDA, RADA = council, that is, strict, military order. Hence the word PARAD, put in RYAD, transition V-P.
    • Lat: APPARATIO = thorough study, APPARATUS = preparation, preparation, equipped with all necessary, APPARITIO = service. See also the word BRAT'.
    • Lat: PROBUS = exemplary, decent, tried, real. Transition D-B, since latin d and b differ only in orientation. see also PROBA.
    • Ger: PARADE = parade.
    • Eng: APPARATUS = governing bodies of any organization.
    • Eng: PROBATE = court approval of the will, certified copy of the will.
    • Eng: PARADE = parade.
    • Gre: paratassww (PARATASSW, those. PARATASSO) = build up, parataxhh (PARATAXH, those. PARATAKSI) = build. From: AT RYAD STOYU, PARAD+STOYU.
  • Rus: POSADIT', POSAZHU, POSIDET', POSIZHU, BYT' SIDYASHCHIM, OBSIZHIVAT', sit down. And POSADIT' the governor, that is, to give him power over the lands, to give possession of the region. Firmly USEST'SYA to the throne. From POSIZHU, POSAZHU, there was a word PAUZA, POZITSIYA.
    • Lat: POSITIO = landing, setting, position, POSITURA = position, setting, location, POSITUS = brushing, POSUI, POSITUM = enclose, POSSIDEO, SEDI, SESSUM = possess, POS-SIDO = seize, POSSESSIO = possession, possession, seizure, estate (Wed in Russian with the word POSAD, that is, to put the governor - Avtthat is, to put the governor - Avt.), POSSESSIO = takeovercmilitary, POSSESSOR = owner, POSSESSUS = possession, POTESTAS = lord (bishopbishop).
    • Lat: PAUSA = stop, delay, termination, end. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Ger: BESATZUNG = an occupation, BESITZ = possession, BESETZUNG = an occupation, BESETZEN = occupy. Transition P-B. Further, PAUSE = pause, POSITION = position.
    • Eng: POSITION = position, location, location, position, location. From the word POSADIT' or POSAZHU. Note that English position reads like "pozishin", which brings him closer to the Russian POSAZHU, POSAZHENNYY.
    • Eng: POSSESS = own, SEIZE = to capture. From the word POSAZHU.
    • Eng: PAUSA = pause, stop.
    • Fre: PAUSE = pause, POSITION = position.
    • Spa: PAUSA = pause, POSICION = position.
    • Gre: paushh (PAUSH, those. PAISI) = pause.
  • Rus: Add to the previous word hiveAdd to the previous word hive: NE POSIZHU, that is, I will not stop, I will go on. See also the expression NE+PAUZA+BYLA, i.e. "there was no pause", no stopping.
    • Lat: INPAUSABILIS = non-stop.
  • Rus: POSAZHENYE mother, father, mummers or pribesednye, intervening place parents when SVADEBNYKH ceremonies; bride or groom POSAZHENYE children [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Iri: PASADH = marriage marriage.
  • Rus: POSEYAN, SEYAT'.
    • Ger: BESÄEN = sow. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: SEED, SOW, SOWN = sow.
  • Rus: POSKRIPEL, POSKREB pen.
    • Ger: BESCHREIBEN = describe. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: DESCRIBE = describe, DESCRIPTION = description. Transition b-d.
  • Rus: POSLAT', for example, letter, message, POSLANIE. From here happenedFrom here happened: APOSTOL.
    • Lat: EPISTOLA, EPISTULA = (grech.) message, letter, EPISTALMA = imperial message. Occurred from the Slavic word POSLAT' when rearrangingwhen rearranging: PSLT ===> PSTL.
    • Lat: APOSTOLUS = (grech.) High Judge Report, Apostle. Permutation: sendsend = PSLT ===> PSTL = apostle. Indeed Christ POSLAL his disciples carry his teachings to the nations. From the word POSLAT' and the word happened APOSTOL - that is, sent by Christ.
    • Eng: EPISTLE = (Relig.) the epistle — the name of the books of the New Testament containing the epistles of the apostles, the letter, the epistle.
    • Gre: apostollh (APOSTOLH, those. APOSTOLI) = forwarding; epistollh (EPISTOLH, those. EPISTOLI) = letter. From «send on an errand» the word happened APOSTOL. Further, stelnww (STELNW, those. STELNO) = send, send, fromsend, send, from: SLAT', OTOSLANO, permutation SLT ===> STLN. And stelnw prosklhssh (STELNW PROSKLHSH, those. STELNO PROSKLISI) = send invitation fromsend invitation from: SLAT'+PRIGLASHU, transition SH-S.
  • Rus: POSLUSHAT'. That is, overhear, hear.
    • Ger: BELAUSCHEN = overhear. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POSOBIT', POSOBIL. And PO SILAM, POSIL'NO.
    • Lat: POSSIBLE = possible, POSSIBILIS = possible, POSSIBILITAS = opportunity.
    • Eng: POSSIBLE = possible maybe.
  • Rus: POSOKH. Probably, POSOKH - this is a variant of the word PESHIY, since W and C could go into each other. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: PASKHA.
    • Jew: PESAKH = PASKHA, Jewish holiday. Today it is believed that this great holiday was established in honor of the exodus of the Jews from Egypt. Word pesakh means, in particular, "passing" [988:00], article "Easter Judaic". During one of the Egyptian executions, the angel saw the blood of a lamb on the door-posts of the Jews, PROKHODIL by and spared the firstborn of the Jews. During the wanderings of the Jews, led by Moses, they were to eat Easter "with particular haste, standing, belted, shod and with POSOKHAMI in the hands of how ready K BYSTROMU OTSHESTVIYU" [988:00]. Hence the word PASKHA (PESAKH) occurred, most likely, from the Slavic POSOKH or PESHIY. It is not for nothing that the above comments constantly talk about the foot passage, the passage and the staffs in the hands of the Jews..
    • Gre: Pascaa (PASCA, those. PASKHA) = Easter.
  • Rus: POSTAVIT', POST (militarymilitary.), STOP, POSTOY! In the same semantic bush BASTA, i.e. end of work. And POZITSIYA (militarymilitary.).
    • Eng: POST, POSITION = fast, STOP = stop stop.
    • Ger: POSTEN = fast (militarymilitary.), POSITION = position, STOPPEN = stop.
    • Fre: POSTE = observation post, POSITION = position, STOPPAGE = stop.
  • Rus: POSTNYY, POST, fast.
    • Ger: FASTEN = fast. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FAST = fast.
  • Rus: POST+NOCH', that is, the night of fasting.
    • Ger: FASTNACHT = eve of great fast.
  • Rus: POSTOYU, to put.
    • Lat: POSTIS = post.
    • Eng: POST = mast, support, pile, rack, pole, stake, pole.
  • Rus: POSTOYANNYY, in the sense of durable, unchanged. And also Russian PEST, solid firing pin, cue, etc. See above.
    • Ger: FEST = solid, permanent, FESTE = stronghold. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FAST = solid, durable.
  • Rus: POSTROIT', POSTROYKA, POSTROYU or POSADIT'.
    • Lat: POSITOR = builder, POSITURA = creation, creation.
    • Eng: POSIT = to base arguments, argue, locate, place, set.
  • Rus: POSCHITAT', POSCHITAYU, count.
    • Gre: posotikoss (POSOTIKOS, those. POSOTIKOS) = quantitative, posothtaa (POSOTHTA, those. POSOTITA) = amount, amount, total.
  • Rus: POT (bodiesbodies), POTET', or PLOT'.
    • Lat: PUTEO, PUTUI = stink, PAEDOR, PUTOR = the stench, PUTIDUS = smelly, FOETEO = stink, FOETIDUS = smelly, FOETOR = the stench, FOEDUS = nasty. Transition T-D and P-F. See also the expressionSee also the expression: FU! - pronounced when something stinks, smells strong.
    • Eng: BODY = body, flesh, corpse. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POTEREBIT', PO+TEREBIT'.
    • Lat: OB-TURBO = disarray, disturb, disturb, disturb.
  • Rus: POTERYA, POTERYAT'.
    • Lat: PERDITUS = loss lost. Transition T-D and permutation: to loseto lose = PTRT ===> PRTT = perdituus.
    • Eng: PERDITION = death, death, eternal torment, curse.
    • Fre: PERTE = the loss. Permutation consonants.
    • Ita: PERDITA = loss.
    • Spa: PERDIDA = the loss.
  • Rus: POTISKAT', from the word TI'SKAT', TESNO. That is to touch it. From here happenedFrom here happened: TEST.
    • Ger: BETASTEN = groping. Transition P-B. And TEST = test.
    • Eng: TEST = test. It happened from Russian TI'SKAT', touch hands.
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: TEST = test.
  • Rus: POTOK.
    • Hun: PATAK = river, stream.
    • Gre: potammi (POTAMI, those. POTAMI), potamojj (POTAMOS, those. POTAMOS) = river. Transition K-M. See also the word POTONU (in a river). And parapotamooj (PARAPOTAMOS, those. PARAPOTAMOS) = tributary of the river fromtributary of the river from: PRI+POTOK; potamopliia (POTAMOPLIA, those. POTAMOPLIO) = river shipping fromriver shipping from: POTOK+PLYVU.
  • Rus: POTOM.
    • Lat: POSTEA, POSTMODO = then.
    • Eng: AFTER = then. Transition P-F.
    • Gre: epeitta (EPEITA, those. EPEITA) = then.
  • Rus: POTORIT' (the roadthe road), PROTORIT', NATORIT', NATORENNYY.
    • Ger: BEITRITT = introduction.
    • Eng: ENTRY = introduction, TRODDEN = trodden.
    • Gre: paraqurro (PARAQURO, those. PARATIRO) = window. FromFrom: PROTORYU. Window – this hole done, «beaten» in the wall.
  • Rus: POTREBNO, POTREBNOST'.
    • Ger: BETREIBEN = do something, BETRIEB = production, that is, to produce something demanding.
    • Eng: BETTER = more, more, fuller, stronger, improve, correct, correct, improve.
  • Rus: POTRESKAT'SYA, PO+TRESNUT'. And also see old Russian PUTORGA = rubbish, PUTRIT' = scold, PUTRO = flour to cattle [223], t.3, withwith.1425.
    • Lat: PUTRESCO = smolder, PUTREO = become brittle, PUTRIDUS = rotten, flabby, faded.
    • Ger: BERSTEN = crack. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: CRACK = crack fromcrack from: TRESK. Transition T-S, Ie Russian TRSK ===> CRCK latin.
  • Rus: POTROGAT'.
    • Lat: OB-TRACTATIO = touch. Transition P-B and G-K.
  • Rus: POTROSHIT'. In the same semantic bush – word YASTREB. And also see the word STSAPAT'.
    • Lat: ACCIPITER = bird of prey, hawk, kite, ACCIPITRO = tear like a hawk. Transition: Russian Sh, S ===> C Latin and transposition: bowelbowel = PTRSH ===> SHPTR = accipiter. As well as a hawkAs well as a hawk = STRB ===> SBTR = accipiter transition B-P.
    • Eng: ACCIPITER = falcon, hawk.
  • Rus: POTUZIT', PO+TUZIT', to beat. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: KONTUZIYA.
    • Lat: OBTUSIO = blows, beatings. Transition P-B. And CONTUSUS = beaten, CONTUSIO = contusion.
    • Ger: KONTUSION = contusion.
    • Eng: +
    • Spa: CONTUSION = contusion.
  • Rus: PO+TYAGAT', POTYAGAT', from the word POTYANU. That is, pull, wrapped with something.
    • Lat: PATAGIATUS = braid edged, PATAGIUM = edging.
    • Eng: PATAGIUM = lateral lobe of pronotum (LepidopteraLepidoptera).
    • Gre: epidenww (EPIDENW, those. EPIDENO) = bandage, epidesmooj (EPIDESMOS, those. EPIDESMOS) = bandage bandage. FromFrom: POTYANU, transition T-D.
  • Rus: POTYANU, POTYANESH', by+heaviness. That is, "I pull", I can do it, I can do it. And also pull time, endure. From POTYANU happenedhappened: POTENTSIYA.
    • Lat: POTENS = strong, powerful, owning, PATIENS = hardy, tolerant, patient, resistant, PATIENTIA = patience, endurance, endurance, stamina, POTENTER = powerfully, POTENTIA = power, POTESTAS = power.
    • Ger: POTENZ = potency.
    • Eng: POTENT = powerful, powerful, powerful, strong, POTENCY = power.
    • Eng: PATIENCE = patience. In fact, to endure means to “pull time”, to wait.
    • Ita: POTENZA = potency.
    • Spa: POTENCIA = potency.
  • Rus: POKHORONY, KHORONIL. Hence the word probably originated FARAON during the transition P-F and KH-N in view of the closeness of writing, and also see the transition: Russian N ===> H Latin. Recall that according to our reconstruction, the kings of the Great = "The Mongol "Empire was buried in Egypt, where they were therefore called FARAONAMI, i.e POKHORONENNYMI, see the book "The Flourishing of the Kingdom", ch.see the book "The Flourishing of the Kingdom", ch..4:14.
    • Lat: FUNERALIS = funeral, FUNERO = bury, FUNEBRIA = burial, funeral, FUNEBRIS = funeral, FUNIS, FUNUS = burial, burial, corpse. Transition P-F and KH-N. Permutation: buriedburied = KHRNL ===> FNRL = funeral.
    • Lat: PONO = lay down. Transition KH-N.
    • Eng: FUNERAL, FUNEREAL = funeral, funeral procession, funeral service, funeral, funeral, mourning, FUNERAL PALL = burial shroud (i.e POKHORONIL+POLA, PELENA - AuthAuth.), FUNERAL URN (i.e POKHORONIL+RONYAYU, I drop ashes in a ballot box, in a box - Avt.). And FUNERAL could occur from VON'+UBRAL (see above), that is, the buried corpse stopped stinking.
  • Rus: POCHTI.
    • Ger: FAST = nearly. Transition P-F and CH-SH-S.
  • Rus: POSHEL, PESHIY, POSLAT', POSOL.
    • Eng: PACE = step, gait, speed, walk. Here is the transition W to C and vice versa.. See also English. PASS = pass, pass, pass.
  • Rus: PRAVDU TORYU, PRAVDU NATORYU, that is, telling the truth.
    • Lat: PRUDENTER = individually. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: PRUDENT = prudent, prudent, reasonable, prudent, PRUDENTIAL = dictated by prudence. Transition R-L.
  • Rus: PRAVYY, PRAV, PRAVDA, in particular right. And PROBA, PROBUYU, PORYADOK.
    • Lat: PROBE = right ok, PROBITAS = decency honesty, PROBATUS = good, great, PROBUS = practical, PROPE = decently. Transition V-B.
    • Eng: PROOVE = prove, PROOF = confirmation.
    • Eng: PROBE = trial, investigation. See also the word PROBA.
    • Fre: PROBE = honest.
  • Rus: PRE+BRAT', PRE+BERU, that is, to take in advance. From hereFrom here: PREPARIROVAT'.
    • Lat: PRAEPARATIO = preparation, cooking, PRAE-PARATO = with proper preparation, PRAE-PARO, PRAEPARO = prepare. Transition B-P.
    • Lat: PRAE-PORTO = carry in front of you. Transition B-P. Or PRE+PERET', shove ahead.
    • Ger: PRÄPARIEREN = dissect.
    • Eng: PREPARE = prepare, PREPARATION = preparation, cooking.
    • Spa: PREPARAR = dissect.
  • Rus: PREBYVAYU.
    • Lat: PRO-VIVO = continue to live. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: PRE+VZLYOT, PRE+ WITH LYOTA. And PRE+SHALIT', pre+prank.
    • Lat: PRAE-SULTO = jump, dance.
  • Rus: PREVZOYTI.
    • Lat: PERFECTIO = perfection, completion, PERFECTE = perfectly, PERFECTUS = excellent, perfect, great, PERFECTUM = perfection, PERFICIO = perfect. Transition V-F and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: PERFEKT = perfect.
    • Eng: PERFECT = perfect, perfect, true.
    • Fre: PARFAIT = perfect.
  • Rus: PREVRATNO. Or PEREPUTAT', PEREPUTAN. And PREPIRAT'(camping), that is, arguing being wrong.
    • Lat: PERPERAM = wrong. Transition V-P (b-p) and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. And PERPERUS = wrong, reckless.
    • Eng: PERPETRATE = to commit a crime, etc...
  • Rus: PRE+VYPARYU, pre-evaporate.
    • Lat: PRAE-VAPORO = fumigate beforehand.
  • Rus: PREGRADA. And PROSHIBAT', that is, the barrier must be overcome. In one bush with the word PRED, PERED – an obstacle in front of me, PRED+OGRADA, PRED+GRYADA. Maybe from here the word BAR'ER, during the transition P-B.
    • Lat: PROHIBEO = obstruct. Transition G-KH and Russian ===> b latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: BARRIERE = barrier.
    • Eng: PROHIBIT = prohibit. Transition: blockblock = PRGRD ===> PRGRT = prohibit. Further, BARRIER = barrier.
    • Fre: BARRIERE = barrier.
    • Gre: fragmojj (FRAGMOS, those. FRAGMOS) = block. Transition P-F. Maybe from here the word TORMOZ.
  • Rus: PREDAT', PREDAYU, PREDASH'. See also the word PRODAT', that is, betray.
    • Lat: PRODITO = treachery, PRODITOR = traitor, PRODITIO = treachery, PERFIDIA = treason (here is the transition T-F,Fita - AutoFita - Auto.).
    • Lat: FRAUDATIO = cheating, fraud, FRAUDO = deceive, FRAUDIS = deception. Transition P-F. Or happened from Russian VRAT', VRESH' during the transition V-F, T-D and SH-S.
    • Gre: prodothhj (PRODOTHS, those. PRODOTIS) = traitor; prodosiia (PRODOSIA, those. PRODOSIA) = betrayal.
  • Rus: PREDVIDET', PREDVIZHU, PROVIZHU, forward «marvel atmarvel at».
    • Lat: PRAE-VIDEO, VIDI, VISUM = anticipate, see in advance, PRAE-VIDUS = foresight, PRAE-VIGILO = be extremely vigilant. Transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin.
    • Lat: PRAE-DIVINO = foresee, PRAE-DIVINUS = prophetic, prophetic, PRAEDIVINATIO = prediction.
    • Eng: PREVIEW = preview, announcement, brief description of future programs, preliminary review of something, preliminary presentation. Transition: Russian train ===> w Latin due to the closeness of writing. From the word PROVIZHU, PREDVIZHU.
  • Rus: PREDREKAT', PREDREKU. And PREDRESHAT', PRE+RECHET, PRE+SUDIT', forward judge, judge beforehand, decide.
    • Lat: PRAEDICATIO = proclamation, preaching, PRAEDICTOR = announcing, PRAE-DICO, PRAEDICO = predict, speak forth, proclaim, preach, PRAEDICTIO = prediction, PRAEDICTUM = prediction. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letter). Hence the Latin PRAE-LECTIO = explanatory reading, reading aloud; could occur from PRED-RECHET during the transition R-L and Russian H ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRAEJUDICATUS = predetermined, PRAE-JUDICIUM = prediction of the question, PRAE-JUDICO = prejudge. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letter) and Russian Sh, S ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PREDICT = predict.
    • Eng: PREJUDICE = prejudice.
  • Rus: PREZHDE, PREZHNIY, UPREZH' (obsoleteobsolete), PERED something that is what happened before (earlier) of a moment. Slightly distorted in PROTO (during the transition D-T), this word gave rise to many terms, for example, PROTOTIP, that is, the earliest object that existed PERED by others, earlier by them, having served as the original (see below for details). In one sense bush with the word PORODIT' and with the word PERSHIY (the first), transition SH-ZH.
    • Lat: PRAECEDENS = previous. Transition: Russian F ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRISCE = in the old way, PRISCUS = old, old, PRIUS = before, PRISTINUS = former, old, past, yesterday. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Lat: PRIDEM = before long, PRIDIANUS - yesterday's, PRIDIE = yesterday. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing, and permutation PRZHD -- > PRDZH.
    • Lat: PRIUSQUAM = before, PROXIMUS = previous. In the last word we see the transition: Russian F ===> X Latin and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: VORIG = former. Transition P-V, ZH-G. Further, PROTOTYP = prototype.
    • Eng: PRECEDE = precede, PRECEDING = antecedent, PRECEDENT = previous, PROTOTYPE = prototype.
    • Fre: AUPRE'S = near, PROTOTYPE = prototype.
    • Gre: priin (PRIN, those. PRIN) = before. see also RANO. And prwtta (PRWTA, those. PROTA) = first of all; protoou (PROTOU, those. PROTOI) = beforebefore: PERED something that is PREZHDE, before something. Similarly prwteiia (PRWTEIA, those. PROTEIA) = championship, first place, fromchampionship, first place, from: PERED by others, that is, before others; prwthh (PRWTH, those. PROTI) = premiere frompremiere from: PERED other views, earlier their; similarly prwtojj (PRWTOS, those. PROTOS) = the first. Further, prwtobouliia (PRWTOBOULIA, those. PROTOVOLIA) = initiative, initiative, frominitiative, initiative, from: PERED+VOLYA, «proto-will», the earliest «will», transition V-B. And prwtogonojj (PRWTOGONOS, those. PROTOGONOS) = primitive, undeveloped, fromprimitive, undeveloped, from: PERED+ZHENA (genus), «proto-genus», early «genus». Further, prwtotupojj (PRWTOTUPOS, those. PROTOTIPOS) = original, authentic, original, original, prototype, fromoriginal, authentic, original, original, prototype, from: PERED+BYT', PORODIT', that is what was previously other, here TIPOS – reverse reading of the word BYT'. And mprostta (MPROSTA, those. MPROSTA = BROSTA, because MP read here as B) = before (about the place), fromfrom: PREZHDE.
  • Rus: PREZHDE TORYU, PREZHDE TORIL, that is, paved the way before. From hereFrom here: PRESVITER.
    • Lat: PRESBYTER = elder, elder, presbyter. Transition D-B, since latin d and b differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: PRESBYTER = (churches.) presbyter.
    • Spa: PRESBITERO = presbyter (a priesta priest).
    • Gre: presbuterojj (PRESBUTEROS, those. PRESVITEROS) = older. See also the word PRESTARELYY.
  • Rus: PREZHDE CHEM.
    • Lat: PRIUS-QUAM = before. Transition F,SH-S and h ===> Q Latin.
  • Rus: PRE+ZVON.
    • Lat: PRAE-SONO = sound earlier.
  • Rus: PRE+ZNAYU, PRE+ZNAT', that is, to know in advance, to foresee.
    • Lat: PRAESENSIO = premonition (congenital) representation, PRAE-SENTIO = anticipate, anticipate, predict.
    • Eng: PRESENSITIZE = previously.
  • Rus: PRE+ZRYACHIY, that is, see ahead, anticipate, PRE+ZRET'.
    • Lat: PRAE-SPICIO = anticipate. Transition Z-S and Russian ===> p latin. And PRAE-SUSPECTO = anticipate expect.
  • Rus: PRE+ZUD.
    • Lat: PRAE-SUDO = sweat in advance.
  • Rus: PREKLONYU, PREKLONIT', for example, knees.
    • Lat: PRO-CLINO = lean forward, PROCLIVE = lean, sloping, prone, slope, descent, downhill, down the mountain, PROCLIVO = cant, PROCLIVITAS = slope. Transition N-V, since latin n-v=u differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: RECLINO = lean back.
    • Eng: PROCLIVITY = inclination.
    • Eng: RECLINATE = leaning down.
  • Rus: PREKRASNO or PRELEST'.
    • Lat: PRAELARUS = beautiful.
  • Rus: PRE+MOKRO, that is, pre-wet.
    • Lat: PRAE-MACERO = pre-soak.
  • Rus: PRE+NAORU, pre+to shout, that is to say in advance (yell). And PRE+NARITSAT'. According to V. Dal, [223], t.2, stst.1199: NARITSAT', NAREKAT', call.
    • Lat: PRAE-NARRO = tell in advance.
  • Rus: PRE+NAPAL. That is attacked before expected.
    • Ger: ÜBERFALLEN = attack unexpectedly. Here ÜBER = PRE, FALLEN = NAPAL, transition P-F.
  • Rus: PRE+NET, that is, I deny in advance.
    • Lat: PRAE-NEGO = deny in advance. Transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin.
  • Rus: PRE+OSOZNAT', PRE+ZNAYU, pre+aware of.
    • Lat: PRAE-SCIENTIA = knowledge of the future, foresight, insight, PRAE-SCIO = know in advance the seer, PRAE-SCIUS = knowledgeable, prophetic.
    • Eng: PRESCIENT = foresight.
  • Rus: PRE+OSYADU, PRE+SYADU, that is, sit in advance.
    • Lat: PRAE-OCCIDO = enter in advance. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PRE+PERET', that is, carry ahead. Or PRE+BRAT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-PORTO = carry in front of you.
  • Rus: PRE+PIT', that is, drink in advance, PRE+POIT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-POTO = drink first.
  • Rus: PRE+POZADI, before+behind. That is, front-back, as a kind of opposition, turning inside out.
    • Lat: PRAEPOSTERE = on the contrary, wrong, wrong, wrong, PRAE-POSTERO = upside down, PRAE-POSTERUS = mischievous. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: PREPOSTEROUS = inverted, inverted, absurd, ridiculous, incongruous.
  • Rus: PRE+POSADIT', pre+to sit, that is, to plant in front of you.
    • Lat: PRAEPOSITO = staging ahead, PRAEPOSITUS = chief commander.
    • Eng: PREPOSITION = excuse.
  • Rus: PRE+PUTY, re+confuse.
    • Lat: PRAE-PEDIO = tangle up.
  • Rus: PRE+RVAT'SYA, i.e. rush forward, PRE+RVU, PRE+RVAT'.
    • Lat: PRAE-RAPIDUS = swift, very fast, PRAERIPIO = snatch. Transition V-P and T-D.
    • Lat: PRAERUPTE = steep, cool, PRAERUPTA = cliffs, steep places, PRAERUPTUS = steep, steep. Transition V-U.
  • Rus: PRE+REZAT', PRE+REZHU, cut beforehand, before, before something.
    • Lat: PRAE-RASUS = pre-shaved. Sh transition,ZH-S.
  • Rus: PRESEKU, PRESECH'.
    • Lat: PRAESECO = chop off, PRAECIDO = chop off.
  • Rus: PRE+SEMENA, i.e. sow in advance.
    • Lat: PRAE-SEMINO = to sow earlier.
  • Rus: PRE+SKRIPET' (penpen), PRE+SKREBU (pen). OrOr: PRE+SKREPIT', PRE+SKREPA.
    • Lat: PRAE-SCRIBO, SCRIPTUM = write ahead, PRAESCRIPTIO = title.
    • Eng: PRESCRIPT = directive, ordinance, order, instruction.
  • Rus: PRE+SYPAT', that is, pre-fill, in advance, feed in the nurserythat is, pre-fill, in advance, feed in the nursery).
    • Lat: PRAESAEPE, PRAESAEPIUM = nursery.
    • Lat: PRAESAEPIS = stall, crib, pen. Animals feed in the stall in advance.
  • Rus: PRE+STROYU, that is, I build in advance.
    • Lat: PRAESTRUO = prepare in advance.
  • Rus: PRESYTIT'SYA.
    • Ger: ÜBERSATT = fed up. I.e PRE+SYT.
    • Eng: PRESATURATION = pre-saturation.
  • Rus: PRETIT (it hurts me), contempt.
    • Lat: SPRETIO = contempt, SPRETOR = despising, SPRETUS = scorn, neglect.
  • Rus: PRE+TORYU, i.e VPERED TORYU, Toryu (laying) way ahead.
    • Lat: PRAE-FOR = predict, PRAE-FERO = wear in front. Transition T-F (phiphi).
    • Eng: PREFER = support, promote, promote, promote (in rank/rank), push forward.
  • Rus: PRETUPOY, very stupid.
    • Lat: PRAE-STUPIDUS = extremely stupid.
  • Rus: PRE+TYN, that is, tyn (the wall) ahead to strengthen.
    • Lat: PRAE-MUNIO = strengthen from the front, protect from the front, PRAEMUNTIO = protection. Russian transition m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
  • Rus: PRE+UMER.
    • Lat: PRAE-MORIOR, MORTUUS = die prematurely.
  • Rus: PRE+TSAPAT', PRE+TSAPAYU.
    • Lat: PRAEOCCUPATIO = advance occupation, PRAE-OCCUPO = take hold.
    • Eng: PREOCCUPATION = occupying a place in advance or before anyone.
  • Rus: PRI (pretext), that is, near, around, around something.
    • Gre: parra (PARA, those. PARA) = at, near; perri (PERI, those. PERI) = around. With this pretext many words have arisen, for example: periballoon (PERIBALLON, those. PERIBALLON) = environment fromenvironment from: PRI+OBLYY (round); peribolli (PERIBOLI, those. PERIBOLI) = garden, garden, fromgarden, garden, from: PRI+POLE; perigellw (PERIGELW, those. PERIGELO) = cheat fromcheat from: PRI+LOZH', when you read the word back LOZH'; perigrafww (PERIGRAFW, those. PERIGRAFO) = describedescribe: PROTSARAPAYU, PRO+KRAPAYU (or KROPAYU); periecww (PERIECW, those. PERIEKHO) = cover fromcover from: PRI+RUKA (next to the hand, grab); periorizww (PERIORIZW, those. PERIORIZO) = restrict fromrestrict from: PRI+RUKA; periqwrioo (PERIQWRIO, those. PERIFORIO) = limit (in anything), fromfrom: PRI+TORYU, walk around the border; perifereiia (PERIFEREIA, those. PERIFEREIA) = circle, county, province; perilabainww (PERILABAINW, those. PERILABAINO) = take, receive, fromtake, receive, from: PRI+LAPA, at+paw, takin; prosdennw (PROSDENW, those. PROSDENO) = tether, attach, fromtether, attach, from: PRITYANU, PRISTEGNU; prosdokiaa (PROSDOKIA, those. PROSDOKIA) = waiting fromwaiting from: PROZHDU, wait a while, transition ZH-SH-S; prosgeiwnnw (PROSGEIWNW, those. PROSGEIONO) = land fromland from: PRISYADU, PRISAZHIVAT'SYA; prochlwnww (PROSHLWNW, those. PROSILONO) = arrest attentionarrest attention: PRIL'NU; prosqessh (PROSQESH, those. PROSTESI) = addition, addition, addition (mate.), fromfrom: PRI+STOYU, to attach (add); prosqettw (PROSQETW, those. PROSTETO) = add, add, attach, fromadd, add, attach, from: PRI+STOYAT', to attach; similarlyprosqetooj (PROSQETOS, those. PROSTETOS) = redundant fromredundant from: PRISTAVIT'; prosormizzw (PROSORMIZW, those. PROSORMIZO) = moormoor: PRI+KORMA, «set aside», transition K-S; parousiia (PAROUSIA, those. PAROISIA) = presence frompresence from: PRI+SYUDA (here); prosoyii (PROSOYI, those. PROSOPSI) = face towel fromface towel from: PROSUSHU towel face; parakolouqww (PARAKOLOUQW, those. PARAKOLOITO) = follow, observe, fromfollow, observe, from: PRI+OKOLO (be near); parathrrw (PARATHRW, those. PARATIRO) = watch out fromwatch out from: PRI+TORYU (I go around when). And so on.
  • Rus: PRIBRAT' to the hands that is to take hold of something. One bush with the word BRAT'.
    • Lat: PROPRIETAS = possession.
    • Eng: PROPERTY = wealth.
    • Ita: PROPRIETA = wealth.
  • Rus: PRIVESTI, PRIVEDU.
    • Eng: PROVIDE = deliver, supply, give, provide livelihood.
  • Rus: PRIZHAT', PRIZHMU, PRIZHIMAT'. From hereFrom here: APPROKSIMATSIYA.
    • Lat: PROXIME = very close, PROXIMI = immediate family, neighbors or friends, PROXIMITAS = proximity, close proximity, close connection, PROXIMUM = close proximity, PROXIMUS = very close.
    • Eng: PROXIMITY = proximity, neighborhood, similarity, proximity, PROXIMATE = nearest, immediate, next, next, PROXIMAL = nearest.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: APPROXIMATION = approximation.
    • Ita: APPROSSIMAZIONE = approximation. Next, another word hive from PRIZHAT'.
  • Rus: PRIZHAT', PRIZHMU, PRIZHAL. Or else GRUZ, GRUZHU, GRUZIT'. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: REPRESSII.
    • Lat: DE-PRIMO, PRESSI, PRESSUM = crush down, PRESSIO, PRESSUS = pressure, PRESSO = crush, PRESSE = hard. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin, that is PRIZHAT' ===> PRESSUM. And OPPRESSIO = pressure, oppression, OPPRESSUS = pressure, OPPRIMO, PRESSI, PRESSUM = squeeze, IMPRESSIO = impression. Or it comes from GRUZ, GRUZHU, GRUZIT' during the transition q-p and F,SH-S. As well as Latin PRESSULE = hugging, hugging; could occur from russian PRIZHAL.
    • Lat: PRELUM = press room. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing and rearrangement: pressed downpressed down = PRZHL ===> PRLZH = prelum. Or from the word PRILOZHIT' force load.
    • Lat: PER-URGEO = press down.
    • Lat: REPRESSIO = suppression.
    • Ger: REPRESSALIEN = repression.
    • Eng: IMPRESSION = impression of impression [honey.], imprint.
    • Eng: REPRESS = suppress, restrain, curb, restrain, oppress, REPRESSION = suppression.
    • Fre: REPRESSION = repression.
    • Spa: REPRESION = repression.
  • Rus: PRI+ZNAYU, PRI+ZNAT', I see, ZNAYU and PRISUTSTVUYU at the same time, personally observe, at the moment.
    • Lat: PRAESENS = present, present, present, present circumstances, PRAESENTIA = presence, PRAESENTALIS = personally present.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PRESENT = present moment present.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PRESENTE = the present.
  • Rus: PRIZHARIT', POZHAR, PROZHARIT'.
    • Lat: APRICOR = bask. Transition F ===> C Latin.
    • Spa: ABRASAR = burn with heat. Transition P-B and F,SH-S. Also Spanish APAGAR = extinguish.
    • Gre: purkagiia (PURKAGIAA, those. PIRKAGIA) = fire. FromFrom: POZHAR, when rearranging PZHR ===> PRKG and transition ZH-KG. And also see the word PAL, PYLAYU, where did it come from pur = the fire (transition L-R).
  • Rus: PRIMYKAT', PRIMYKAYU.
    • Gre: parakeimaai (PARAKEIMAI, those. PARAKEMAI) = adjoin.
  • Rus: PRINESTI. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: PREZENT (present) and PREZENTATSIYA. See also aboveSee also above: PRE+STOYAT', PRE+STAN.
    • Lat: PRAESENTO = hand over. Permutation PRNST ===> PRSNT.
    • Ger: BRINGEN = bring, DARBRINGEN = bring. Transition P-B. Here DARBRINGEN = gift+bring.
    • Eng: BRING = bring. Transition P-B. As well as english PRESENT = give (that is, bring and give - Avt.), attend (that is, how to "bring yourself" - Avtthat is, how to "bring yourself" - Avt.).
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PRESENTATION = representation.
    • Ita: PRESENTAZIONE = representation.
    • Spa: PRESENTACION = representation.
  • Rus: PRINIMAT', PRINYAT', PRIMU.
    • Gre: pairnnw (PAIRNW, those. PAIRNO) = accept. And pairnw farmakko (PAIRNW FARMAKO, those. PAIRNO FARMAKO) = take the medicine fromtake the medicine from: PRIMU+TORYU+MUKU ; pairnw to loutrro (PAIRNW TO LOUTRO, those. PAIRNO TO LOITRO) = take a bath fromtake a bath from: PRIMU+LIT'.
  • Rus: PRITSEPIT', PRITSEPI, PRI+TSAPAT'.
    • Lat: PRAECEPTOR = teacher, teacher, PRAECEPTUM = teaching, PRAECIPIO = teach. Indeed, the educator "hooks" students and leads, "drags" them. I.e PRITSEP+TORYU = PRAECEPTOR. Or fromOr from: PRE+TSAPAT'.
    • Eng: PRAECIPE = (jur.) military or judicial order.
  • Rus: PRIYAT', PRIYATNO.
    • Eng: PRETTY = nice, pretty.
  • Rus: PRO-, prefix indicating movement throughprefix indicating movement through: PRO-BIT', PRO-YTI, PRO-SVERLIT' and so on.
    • Lat: PER = through.
    • Eng: PER = through.
    • Gre: perri (PERI, those. PERI) = about.
  • Rus: PROBA, PROBOVAT'. From hereFrom here: APROBATSIYA.
    • Lat: PROBA = test, PROBO = try, prove, PROBATIO = test, test, credibility, exam, PROBATUS = tested, PROBATIVUS = concerning evidence. And EXPROBO = prove; could occur from the word ISPROBUYU, to try.
    • Lat: APPROBATIO, PROBATIO, PROBO, APPROBO = approval, APPROBATOR = approving.
    • Ger: PROBE = test, PROBIEREN = sample, PRÜFEN = check. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: PROOF, PROBE = trial, investigation, PROBATION = test, PROVE = prove. Transition B-P-F, as well as the transition B-V.
    • Eng: APPROBATE = approve.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: APPROBATION = approbation.
    • Fre: EPREUVE = test. Transition B-V.
    • Spa: PRUEBA = test, attempt, proof.
    • Gre: probaa (PROBA, those. PROBA) = try (act); apopeirra (APOPEIRA, those. APOPEIRA) = attempt.
  • Rus: PROBA BYLA, that is, the experiment was done, PROBOVAL.
    • Lat: PROBABILIS = probable, believable, PROBABILITAS = likelihood. If comes from the word PROBOVAL, here is the transition V-B.
    • Eng: PROBABLE = probable, probable, PROBABLY = probably, PROBATION = test, PROBABILITY = credibility. Hence the mathematical term PROBABILITY = probability theory, that is, the theory of trial, test, theory of error, etc..
    • Fre: PROBABILITE = probability.
    • Ita: PROBABILITA = probability.
  • Rus: PROBEG, PROBEGU, PROBEGAT'. And POPYOR, PROPYOR, POPERET'. And PUGAT', PUZHAT'. Probably in the same sense bush with the word BEGAT', BEZHAT' frightened. Hence the Latin FUGIO, see below.
    • Lat: PRO-FUGIO = run, run, PROFUGUS = runaway runaway runaway, PROFUGA = refugee. Transition B-P-F.
    • Lat: PROPERO = rush, PROPERANS = hurried.
  • Rus: PROBIT', PROBIT'SYA, PROBILSYA, PROBIL.
    • Lat: PRO-BITO = move forward, PROPULSO = repel, PROPULSUS = push, set, pressure, PROPELLO, PULI, PULSUM = throw, REPULSUS = resistance. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: PROPULSION - advance, propulsion, driving force, REPULSE = repulse. In the case of the word REPULSE note the transition B-P and the loss of the first sound P in the word PROBILSYA, i.e: broke throughbroke through = PRBLS ===> RBLS = repulse.
  • Rus: PROBKA.
    • Ger: PFROPFEN = plug up, PFROPFEN = bung.
    • Eng: CORK = plug up. Everything is clear - "plugging KORKOY", as the plugs were often made from bark.
  • Rus: PROBRAT', PROBERU, that is, scolding.
    • Lat: OPPROBRO = blame, OPPROBRIUM = reprove, OPPROBRATIO = reproach.
    • Eng: OPPROBRIOUS = offensive (about words, speech), abusive, OPPROBRIUM = shame, dishonor, shame.
  • Rus: PROVEDU, PROVOZHU, pass through or through, PROVODIT' anyone on the road, PROVOZHU, PROVEZTI, PROVEZU.
    • Lat: PER-VADO = penetrate, PER-VAGUS = wandering, PER-VAGOR = wander, wander, PER-VAGATUS = widespread, PER-VAGABILIS = wandering.
    • Lat: PER-VEHO, VEXI, VECTUM = bring in. VECTUM - from VEZTI.
    • Lat: PROVECTUS = promotion, PRO-VEHO, VEXI, VECTUM = drive away. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C,X latin.
    • Gre: probodizww (PROBODIZW, those. PROVODIZO) = see off. FromFrom: PROVODIT', PROVOZHU. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: PROVESTI+KHOD, i.e. follow in the pursuit.
    • Lat: PERVESTIGATIO = tracing, tracing, PER-VESTIGO = track down. Or else PERVESTIGATIO could occur from russian PERE+NASTIGAT' in Latin transition n-u-v (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: PROVIDENIE, foresight, PROVIDEL, about+saw, PROVIDET', PROVIZHU, that is, I see through, through, PREDVIZHU.
    • Lat: PROVIDENS = prudent, PER-VIDEO = review carefully, PROVIDENTIA = foresight, providence, PRO-VIDEO, PROVIDEO = anticipate, see earlier, prepare, PROVIDUS = foreseeing, PROVISO = foresight, PRO-VISO = look, look, PROVISOR = foreseeing, PROVISUM = forethought, PROVISUS = foresight, looking away. As well as Latin PRUDENS = careful; could occur fromcould occur from: PROVIDET' during the transition V-U.
    • Lat: PER-VIGIL = always awake, PERVIGILIA = night vigil, sleepless night, PER-VIGILO = stay awake. Transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin.
    • Lat: PER-VISO = contemplate, PERVIUS = permeable, penetrating, drilled, punctured.
    • Eng: PROVISO = clause. That is, prudently, in advance, the necessary reservations are inserted.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PROVIDENCE = providence.
    • Eng: PROVIDENT = anticipating, prudent, cautious.
    • Spa: PROVIDENCIA, PREVISION = providence.
  • Rus: PRODAZHA, PRODAZHA+NATE. That is, sell, takeThat is, sell, take!
    • Lat: PRODIGE = wasteful, PRODIGO = squander, PRODIGUS = wasteful, PRODIGENTIA = squandering.
    • Lat: PROSUM, PRODESSE, PRODEST = to be profitable. See also transitionSee also transition: PRODAST ===> PRODEST.
    • Eng: PRODIGAL = wasteful, wasteful, generous, abundant, excessive.
  • Rus: PRODAT', PRODAM.
    • Lat: PRETIUM = money fee. Transition D-T and Russian m (te) ===> m Latin. Or it could come from the word BRAT'.
  • Rus: PRODLEVAT', PRODLYU.
    • Lat: PROTELO = extend life stretch long. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: PRODREMAT', doze off.
    • Lat: PRO-DORMIO = sleep long.
  • Rus: PRO+DROZH' or PRO+TORYU.
    • Lat: PRO-TERREO = scare away. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: PRO+DYRU+BURYU' or PRO+TRU+DYRU. That is, make a hole.
    • Lat: PRO-TEREBRO = drill through.
  • Rus: PROZRACHNYY, PROZRACHNOST', PRO+ZRYACHIY, that is, seeing right through.
    • Lat: PER-SPICIO = watch (see) penetrate the gaze, PERSPICUE = in a clear way, PERSPICUUS = transparent, clear, PERSPICUITAS = transparency, PERSPICAX = keen, keen, shrewd, PERSPICACITAS = insight. Transition: Russian ===> p Latin and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PERSPICUITY = clarity, intelligibility, clarity, clarity, PERSPICUOUS = clear, clear, clear.
  • Rus: PROZRET', PRO+ZRYACHIY, PRO+ZRET'. That is, look ahead, open your eyes, see the previously invisible. And PRO+ZRYU, PRO+ZRET' as supervision, care, care, supervise. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: PROSPEKT, PERSPEKTIVA. See also above VPERED+ZRYACHIY.
    • Lat: PROSPECTIO = forethought, PROSPECTO = look away, PROSPECTUS = gaze, glance, forethought, caution, PROSPEX = seer, PROSPICA = caring, PROSPICIO = look ahead, take care, PROSPICUE = carefully. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: PERSPECTIO = comprehension, PERSPECTO = look to the end, carefully peer, PERSPECTE = intelligent, reasonable, judiciously, PERSPECTOR = comprehending, PER-SPECULOR = examine carefully, PERSPECUITAS = evidence, PERSPICUUS = evident. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: PROCURATIO = care, management, prosecutor's office, position of procurator, PROCURATOR = manager, PRO-CURO = take care. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PROSPECT = review, perspective, views, future plans.
    • Eng: PERSPECTIVE = future view, perspective.
  • Rus: PROIZNESTI.
    • Lat: PRAECENTO = cast spells, PRAECENTIO = song before the fight. Transition: Russian W, C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: PRONOUNCE = pronouncepronounce; PRECENTOR = regent choir in church.
    • Fre: PRONONCER = pronounce.
    • Gre: frashh (FRASH, those. FRAZI) = phrase. Confused greek h (H) with Russian H, and the transition P-F: pronouncepronounce… = PRZN===> FRZN = phrases(nn).
  • Rus: PROYTI, PROYDU, BREDU, I go slowly, BRESTI. And PROYTI in terms of time – some time passed. From hereFrom here: PERIOD (time intervaltime interval).
    • Lat: PROD-EO = go ahead, PRO-DO = carry on.
    • Lat: PRAETER = by, PRAETERITUS = past.
    • Eng: PROD = urge, incite.
    • Eng: PERIOD = period, time span.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: PERIODE = period.
    • Gre: braduuj (BRADUS, those. BRADIS) = sluggish, bradewwj (BRADEWS, BRADEOS) = slow quiet. FromFrom: BREDU, BRESTI.
    • Gre: periodooj (PERIODOS, those. PERIODOS) = period of time.
  • Rus: PRO+KATIT', PROKACHU.
    • Gre: parakattw (PARAKATW, those. PARAKATO) = further, below.
  • Rus: PROKOL.
    • Eng: PRICK = puncture.
    • Gre: prokalww (PROKALW, those. PROKALO) = to cause (harmharm).
  • Rus: PROLOZHIT' KHOD, PROLOZHU KHOD.
    • Lat: PROLONGATIO = postponement, PRO-LONGO = continue.
    • Eng: PROLONGATION = extension.
    • Fre: PROLONGEMENT = a continuation.
  • Rus: PRO+LUCHI, that is, to illuminate something with rays, to penetrate the rays inwards, and also to let the rays through, to be transparent. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: PERLYUSTRATSIYA (for example, lettersfor example, letters).
    • Lat: PER-LUCEO = shine through, PERLUCENS = transparent, translucent, clear, PERLUCIDULUS = transparency, PER-LUCIDUS = transparent, clear, bright, PERLUSTRO = reviewing.
    • Eng: PERLUSTRATE = view, study.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PERLUSTRATION = perusal.
  • Rus: PROL'YU, PROLIT', PRO+LIVEN', PRILIV (nautical). And PROLIT' blood in battle.
    • Lat: PRO-LUO, PROLUO, LUI, LUTUM = rinse, PROLUVIES = spill, flood, discharge, PROLUVIO = flood spill, PROLUVIUM = spill.
    • Lat: PROELIUM = hassle. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Transition: shed (bloodblood) = PRLT ===> PRLM = proeliuum.
    • Gre: palirroiaa (PALIRROIA, those. PALIRROIA) = tide.
  • Rus: PROMAKH.
    • Gre: paroramma (PARORAMAA, those. PARORAMA) = miss.
  • Rus: PROMEZHDU.
    • Lat: PER DIMIDIUM = in the middle. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: PRONIKAT', to be insightful.
    • Gre: pronohtikojj (PRONOHTIKOS, those. PRONOITIKOS) = prudent, visionary.
  • Rus: PRONYRA, that is sly.
    • Gre: ponhriaa (PONHRIA, those. PONIRIA) = cunning; ponhrojj (PONHROS, those. PONIROS) = cheat. PermutationPermutation: PRN ===> PNR.
  • Rus: PROPIKHNUT', PRO+PIKHAYU, PROPIKHAYU, PRO+PIKHAT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: PROPAGANDA.
    • Lat: PROPAGATIO = extension, extension, extension, extension, PROPAGATOR = extending limits, PROPAGO = expand. Transition KH-G.
    • Eng: PROPAGATION = breeding, spreading ideas or beliefs.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PROPAGANDA = propaganda.
    • Fre: PROPAGANDE = propaganda.
  • Rus: PRO+POL'YU, PRO+POLIT', PROPLYVU.
    • Lat: PRO-FLUO, PROFLUO = pour out, PROFLUUS = heavily current, PROFLUENS = flowing, PROFLUVIUM = expiration.
    • Gre: parapleew (PARAPLEW, those. PARAPLEO) = swim.
  • Rus: PROPOROT', PROPORYU. And PRO+DYRA, "about+dimple "that is PRODELYVAT' DYRU. Or PROBURIT', PROBURYU. From hereFrom here: PERFORATSIYA.
    • Lat: PERFORATIO = perforation, PERFORATOR = breaking through, PER-FORO, PERFORO = punch, drill, punch, break, PERFORATUS = full of holes. Transition P-F.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PERFORATION = drilling, hole punching, perforation, hole, hole, hole.
    • Spa: PERFORACION = perforation.
    • Spa: ABERTURA = hole. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PRO+PUGNU, PRO+POGONYU, PRO+POGONYA. Or PEREPUGAT', PEREPUGAYU.
    • Lat: PRO-PUGNO, PROPUGNO = defend.
  • Rus: PRO+PUT', that is to stretch a long way, PROBIT' obstacles.
    • Lat: PERPETUO = go on and on, PERPETUUS = continuous, lifelong, permanent, PERPETUITAS = continuous band, continuity. Or else PERPETUO could occur from the word notcould occur from the word not+PRERYVAT', notnot+PRERVU, notnot+PERERYV, where the negation "not" has been lost. The words PRERVAT' and PERPETUO pretty close on going: Russian ===> p Latin and V-U.
    • Eng: PERPETUITY = infinity, eternity, PERPETUATE = perpetuate, PERPETUATION = perpetuation.
  • Rus: PRORVAT', PRORVU.
    • Lat: PRORUPTIO = outing, PRORUPTUS = unbridled, PERRUPTIO = breakthrough, PERRUMPO = break through. Transition V-P or V-U.
  • Rus: PRORECHET, PRORECH', PRO+RECH', that is, predict, predict.
    • Lat: PROPHETA = soothsayer, priest, magician, PROPHETIA = prophecy, PROPHETIS = prophetess, PROPHETIZO = prophesy, PROPHETALIS = prophetic. Transition: Russian ===> p latin and russian h ===> h Latin.
    • Lat: PRO-DICO, DICTUM = predict, PRAEDICO = speak, PRO-DICTATOR = deputy dictator, PRODICUS = teacher of eloquence in athens. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: PREDICT = predict, PREDICTED = predicted. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: PROPHET = prophet. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Gre: proorizzw (PROORIZW, those. PROORIZO) = purge. Transition CH-Z.
    • Gre: prolegww (PROLEGW, those. PROLEGO) = predict frompredict from: PRORECH', PROREKU, during the transition R-L; similarly prologojj (PROLOGOS, those. PROLOGOS) = introduction, fromintroduction, from: PROREKU, that is, I predict the content, either fromthat is, I predict the content, either from: PRO+SLOG, PRO+ULOZHU.
  • Rus: PROROS, PRORASTI, PRORASHCHU, ROS, VYROS. From hereFrom here: SPORA.
    • Lat: PRO-CRESCO = grow up, PROCREO = reproduce, PRODUCO = cultivate, produce, reproduce, PRODUCTUM = product. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: SPROSS = escape, scion, SPROSSEN = sprout, SPRIESEN = shoot up.
    • Eng: SPROUT = the escape, RISE = ascend.
    • Eng: PRODUCT = product, product, product of any natural process, process of vital activity, fetus.
    • Gre: sporaa (SPORA, those. SPORA) = sowing, sowing; sporoos (SPOROS, those. SPOROS) = grain, seed, spurri (SPURI, those. SPIRI) = grain. Permutation: sproutedsprouted = PRRS ===> SPR = spore. In also sporelaiio (SPORELAIO, those. SPORELAIO) = vegetable oil fromvegetable oil from: PROROS+L'YU. And SPORA could occur from SYPLYU during the transition L-R.
  • Rus: PRORYT'.
    • Lat: PER-RUMPO = dig up, break through, break through the road, break open. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: PROSED', SEDOY, those. White hair.
    • Gre: aspradaa (ASPRADA, those. ASPRADA) = white, asprizzw (ASPRISO, those. ASPRIZO) = turn white, aspromallhhj (ASPROMALLHS, those. ASPROMALLIS) = gray haired, asprojj (ASPROS, those. ASPROS) = white, light; aspraa (ASPRA, those. ASPRA) = gray hair. Rearrangement of letters: grayinggraying = PRSD ===> SPRD = asrad.
  • Rus: PROSEKAT', PROSEKU, PROREZAT'.
    • Lat: PROSECTUS = cutting, PRO-SECO, SECUI, SECTUM = cut off.
    • Eng: PROSECTOR = dissector.
    • Eng: PIERCE = pierce, pierce, pierce, pierce (about cold, gaze, etc..) punch, drill, pierce a hole, break through, pass (through anythingthrough anything).
  • Rus: PROSEL, sink, that is to fail.
    • Lat: PRO-CELLO = tumble down.
  • Rus: PROSIDET', pre+sit.
    • Lat: PRO-SEDEO = sit in front of the house.
  • Rus: PROSIT', PROSI, PROSHU, PROSHENIE, PROSIL. And PROSHU arms (bridesbrides).
    • Lat: PRECATIO, PRECES = plea, PRECATUS = prayer, PROCO = require, PRECARIA = drawn out, PRECARIO = requests, requests, PRECARIUM = leased, PRECARIUS = begged out of grace, PRECATIVUS = begging, PRECATOR = petitioner, PRECOR = urge, PROCATIO = marriage proposal, matchmaking (i.e PROSIT' marry - Avtmarry - Avt.), PROCUS = the groom, the seeker, PROCACITAS = molestation. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin as well L-R.
    • Ger: FRAGE = question, FRAGEN = to ask. Transition P-F and SH-G.
    • Eng: PRAY = ask, PLEA = request. Transition R-L.
    • Eng: PLEASE = ask. Transition R-L, i.e PLEASE <=== PREASE = "ask for". Or transition R-L and SH-S, i.e PROSHU ===> PLEASE.
    • Gre: parakallw (PARAKALW, those. PARAKALO) = beg, beg. FromFrom: PROSIL, transition S-K. And proskalww (PROSKALW, those. PROSKALO) = ask.
    • Gre: proseucch (PROSEUCH, those. PROSEIKHI) = prayer. FromFrom: PROSIT', PROSHU God about something.
  • Rus: PRO+SROK, that is, the time has passed, expired, not during.
    • Gre: parakairooj (PARAKAIROS, those. PARAKAIROS) = untimely. Permutation: termterm = SRK ===> KRS = kairos.
  • Rus: PROSTIRAT'SYA, PROSTIRAYUS', and PROSTERSYA on earth, that is, fell, prostrated. And PROSTOR, PROSTORNO.
    • Lat: PORRECTIO = prostration, PORRECTUM = stretch, PORRECTUS = extended, extensive, long. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: PRO-STERNO, PROSTERNO = to tumble down, cleanly, bring down, cut down, cast down, throw, PROSTRATUS = prostrate, flat, lying, PROSTRATIO = suppression, devastation.
    • Lat: PROCERITAS = length, PROCERUS = a long. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: prostrateprostrate = PRSTRC ===> PRSRTC = proceritaas.
    • Eng: PORRECT = elongated, elongated (about body partsabout body parts).
    • Gre: aperantojj (APERANTOS, those. APERANTOS), apeirojj (APEIROS, those. APEIROS) = limitless.
  • Rus: PROSYADU, to sink.
    • Lat: PER-SIDO, SEDI, SESSUM = settle down.
  • Rus: PRO+TVERDIT'. That is repeated many times, well learned. Or PRO+VYRAZHU, PRO+VYRAZIT'.
    • Lat: PROVERBIUM = proverb, PROVERBIALIS = proverbial. Transition d-b.
    • Eng: PROVERB = proverb, saying, a popular expression.
    • Fre: PROVERBE = proverb.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PROVERBIO = proverb.
  • Rus: PROTEKAT'.
    • Lat: PROFECTIO = source, departure, departure, departure. Transition T-F (phiphi).
  • Rus: PROTIV, PERED, forward.
    • Lat: PRO = against before, PRAETER = contrary to.
    • Ger: VERBOT = ban. Transition P-B and permutation PRTV ===> VRPT.
    • Eng: PRAETOR = (roman.) praetor, the highest official in ancient Rome, performing judicial and legal functions.
  • Rus: PROTIV, PROTIVO-, VOPREKI.
    • Fre: PARA- : PARASOL = parasol (against the sunagainst the sun), PARAPLUIE = rain umbrella. PARAVENT = curtain PROTIV wind, etc.. By the way, PARA-PLUIE = umbrella; could occur from "against-spit" or "against+polyu ", that is, protection from" spitting ", splashing rain.
    • Gre: parabassh (PARABASH, those. PARABASI) = law violation, parabainnw (PARABAINW, those. PARABAINO) = transgress. FromFrom: VOPREKI during the transition V-B: contrary tocontrary to = VPRK ===> PRBN = parabaino.
  • Rus: PROTIVORECHIT'.
    • Lat: PROTERVITAS = self-will, willfulness, audacity, arrogance, shamelessness, PROTERVUS = masterful, cheeky, violent.
  • Rus: PROTIV STOYU, resist. From hereFrom here: PROTEST.
    • Ger: PROTEST = protest.
    • Eng: PROTEST = protest PROTIV something.
    • Fre: PROTEST, PROTE^T = protest, protest bill.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PROTESTA = protest.
  • Rus: PROTKAT', PROTKU.
    • Lat: PER-TEXO, TEXUI, TEXTUM = weave.
  • Rus: PROTORIT' the road, PROYTI, PROTORYU, PRO+TRAKT, beaten path past.
    • Lat: PROTERO = trample.
    • Lat: PRAETERITIO = passage, flow, PRAETERIA = the past, PRAETERITUS = past, past, past, PRAETERIO = overtake.
    • Lat: PERTRITUS = ordinary, beaten, mediocre, PRAETRITUS = beaten, trodden, PROTRITUS = ordinary, beaten.
    • Lat: PERTRACTATE = as usual, PROTRACTIO = extension. Could occur from PRO+TRAKT, that is, the beaten, usual, accepted way. Hence the Latin PROTRACTATIO = occupation, work, PER-TRACTO = develop.
    • Lat: PRAETER = by. I.e PROYTI, or PROTORYU road, pass by. And PRAETER-CURRO = run past; could occur from russian PROTORYU RYS'YU, during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin (and reverse reading RS ===> SR). Or elseOr else: PROYTI RYS'YU, PROYTI SKORO.
    • Lat: PRO-FERO = push, pull, push, push forward. Transition T-F (phiphi).
    • Ger: BETRETEN = step in, BETRETEN = entrance. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: PRETERIT = (gram.) preterit, past tense.
    • Eng: PROTRACT = prolong, pull, pull down (about the time) stretch (about space). From Russian PRO+TRAKT, i.e PRO+DOROGA.
  • Rus: PROTORYU+BEG.
    • Lat: PRAETER-FUGIO = run past. Transition B-P-F.
  • Rus: PROTORYU+EKHAT'.
    • Lat: PRAETER-EQUITO = ride past.
  • Rus: PROTORYU MIMO.
    • Lat: PRAETER-MEO = pass by, flow by.
  • Rus: PROTORYU NA VODE.
    • Lat: PRAETER-NAVIGO = swim past, PRAETER-NAVIGATIO = sailing by. Transition: Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin.
  • Rus: PROTORYU+POL'YU, PROTORYU+L'YU.
    • Lat: PRAETER-FLUO = flow along, PRAETER-LUO = wash. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PROTORYU+TORYU (the roadthe road).
    • Lat: PRAETER-FERO = carry by, pass by, whiz, pass. Transition T-F.
  • Rus: PROTYKAT', PROTKNU, PRO+TYK.
    • Lat: PERTICA = stick, pole, pole, PERCUTIO = pin up (that is, pierce with a knife - Avtthat is, pierce with a knife - Avt.).
    • Eng: PROD = poke (anything pointy), tool for piercing, awl, strekalo, prick, poke, poke.
  • Rus: PROTYANUT', PROTYANU, lend a hand (touchtouch).
    • Lat: PER-TENTO = penetrate, PER-TINEO = reach out, PER-TINAX = continuous, resistant, unshakable, PER-TINGO = to reach, PRAE-TANGO = pre-touch, PRAE-TENDO = pull out, PRAE-TENTO = grope.
    • Lat: PRO-TENDO = to stretch, PROTENSIO = pulling, PROTENTUS = long, long, PROTINUS = further, forward, ceaselessly, continuously, unceasingly. Transition D-T.
    • Lat: PRO-TRAHO = pull out. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Eng: PROTRACTOR = (hir.) foreign body wound removal instrument. Transition I ===> R.
  • Rus: PROTYANUT' time to stretch, "PROTYAGAT'".
    • Eng: PROTRACT, PROCRASTINATE = linger (time). In a word PROTRACT we are seeing a transition I ===> R: "to stretchto stretch" = PRTYAGT ===> PRTYAGT (Russian G ===> C Latin). And in the word PROC-RASTINATE we see the Slavic combination PRO+RASTYANUT'.
    • Eng: PROTRACT = prolong, pull, pull down (about the timeabout the time), PROTRACTOR = (hir.) foreign body wound removal instrument. Transition I ===> R.
  • Rus: PROKHOD like a hole through which for example something pours.
    • Lat: PURGATIO = cleansing, PURGO = to clean, PURGATUS = purified.
    • Eng: PURGATION = bowel cleansing, PURGE = cleansing.
  • Rus: PROTSARAPAYU, about+scratch.
    • Lat: PRO-SERPO = creep forward.
  • Rus: PROTSVETAT', PROTSVETAYU.
    • Lat: PROSPERITAS = prosperity, well-being, happiness, PROSPER = prosperous, PROSPERE = favorably happy, PROSPERO = favor, PROSPER = successful. Transition V-P.
    • Eng: PROSPERITY = prosperity, PROSPER = prosper, flourish.
  • Rus: PROCH', that is, go away, away from some place.
    • Lat: PROCUL = away. Transition: Russian H ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: APPROACH = approximation. Here is the prefix "a" appeared probably like OTRITSANIE Slavic "away". As a result, the word appeared A+PROCH' or approach that is PRIBLIZHENIE to anything. Such an action “a” as a negation is clearly seen in the example of the word “illogical”, that is, something opposite to logic, the negation of logic.
  • Rus: PROSHLOE, PROSHLO time.
    • Gre: perasmenaa (PERASMENA, those. PERASMENA) = past; persinooj (PERSINOS, those. PERSINOS) = last year. Transition SH-S and L-M,H.
  • Rus: PROSHCHAT'SYA. In particular, when parting sometimes shake hands. It is possible that the expression was common PO+RUKA, those. shake hands, «to be charged», what's on going CH-SHCH similar to «saying goodbye». Besides, PROSHCHAYUTSYA with the dead man grieve.
    • Gre: apocairetizzo (APOCAIRETIZO, those. APOKHAIRETISO) = saying goodbye. Transition SHCH-KH and permutation consonants: saying goodbyesaying goodbye = PRSHCHTS ===> PKHRTS = apohairetiso. AndAnd: PO+RUKA, because RUKA when read back turned into KHAIR. See below section. RUKA. In the event that PROSHCHAYUTSYA with dead man, greek APOKHAIRETISO could occur from the word POGOREVAT'.
  • Rus: PRUT, ROZGA.
    • Ger: RUTE = rod, rod.
    • Eng: ROOT = root root. And also see the word RYT'.
    • Gre: bergaa (BERGA, those. BERGA) = rod, rod, branch. Transition P-B and T-G due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: PRYG, PRYGAYU.
    • Eng: FROG = frog. TransitionTransition: P-F.
    • Gre: batracooj (BATRACOS, those. VATRAKHOS) = frog. FromFrom: VODA+PRYGAYU. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: PRYSNUT' laughing, PRYSKAT'.
    • Ger: PRUSTEN = burst out laughing, SPRITZEN = sprinkle.
    • Eng: BURST (from laughing) = laugh. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PRYATAT', OGRADA.
    • Lat: PORTUS = shelter.
    • Lat: FORTITUDO = fortress (construction). Transition P-F. Indeed, in the fortress, «in the fencein the fence» PRYACHUTSYA.
    • Eng: FORT = fort. Or it could come from the word ORDA; see above.
  • Rus: PTITSA, PTENETS.
    • Gre: pthnoo (PTUNO, those. PTINO) = bird; pthshh (PTUISU, those. PTISI) = flight.
  • Rus: PUGAT', PUGNU, PUGNUT', PUGAL, PUGALO, that is to frighten, PUGANYY, POGONYA, POGONYU'[223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: PUGNA = battle, PUGNO = fight, fight, fight, PUGNUS = fist, AP-PUGNO, APPUGNO = to attack, PUGNAX = thirsty for war, PUGNEUS = fist, PUGNITIS = fist punches. Compare with the word POGONYA, PU'GANYY.
    • Lat: OPPUGNO = punch, OP-PUGNO = to attack, to encroach, to oppose, to attack, OPPUGNATIO = attack, objection, siege or assault, attack, PUGNATOR = warrior (i.e POGONYU+TORYU - AuthAuth.).
    • Lat: PUGIL = fist fighter (i.e PUGAL - AuthAuth.), PUGILLO = to fight, PUGULATIO, PUGILATUS = fist fight (i.e PUGAL LYUDEY - AuthAuth.), PUGILICE = fist fighter.
    • Ger: FEIGE = cowardly, cowardly. From - isPUG, PUGAT'. Transition P-F. And FEIGLING = coward; could occur from PUGLIVYY, PUGANYY.
    • Eng: FUNK = coward. From - PUGANYY. Transition P-F and G-K.
    • Eng: PUGILISM = fist fight, boxing.
  • Rus: PUD. One sense bush with the word PODNYAT', PODNIMU. And also see. PUDIT', PRUDIT', that is, load, load, do heavy.
    • Eng: POUND = unit of weight, pound.
  • Rus: PUZO, PUZYR', that is something plump, bloated from the inside, PUSTOTELYY, PUSTO+TELO.
    • Lat: PUSIO = kid, little boy, PUSUS = little boy, PUSTULA = bubble blister, PUSTULATIO = blistering, PUSTULATUS = bubbly, PUSTULO = blister, PUSULOSUS = blistered.
    • Lat: FUSUS = burly. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: PUNTSOVYY.
    • Lat: PUNICEUS = crimson.
  • Rus: PUSK, PUSKAT' arrow, spear, core, throw a stone. From here, on going from ===> W occurred most likely word PUSHKA.
    • Eng: PUSH = push, push. Or else PUSH - from Russian PIKHAYU, during the transition KH-SH.
  • Rus: PUSTOY, PUSTO, PUSTOTA. AndAnd: PUSKAT', PUSHCHU, let off (for example, to freedom). Turns out from hereTurns out from here: VAKUUM, VAKANSIYA. Transition P-V and Russian C to C Latin.
    • Lat: PICTUS = empty, pointless. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: VASTUS = empty, desert, uninhabited, VASTO = to make empty, VASTE = extensively, VASTATIO = devastation, VASTITAS = desolation, VASTITIES = devastation, VASTITO = often empty, VASTATOR = scavenger, VASTATORIUS = devastating (i.e PUSTOTU TORYU - AuthAuth.), VASTAQUE = steppe. Transition P-V.
    • Lat: VACUUM = void, empty space, VACUUS = empty, VACANTIA = landless, ownerless property, VACANS = unoccupied, VACIVUS = empty, VACO = to be free, VACUO = empty out. Word VACUUM could occur from russian PUSTOY during the transition P-V, Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Or it could happen from Russian VYNES, VYNOSIT', see above.
    • Lat: VACATIO = liberation, VACUITAS = freedom, emancipation, VACO = to be free, VACUEFACIO = release. Transition P-V and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: VACANT = empty. See transitions of sounds in the previous paragraph.. Or it could happen from VYNES, VYNOSIT'.
    • Eng: VACATE = vacate the post, apartment, place, etc., leave, leave, VACANCY = void, empty, unallocated space, space, pass, free, unoccupied, undeveloped area, VACUUM = vacuum.
    • Eng: VASTNESS = expanse (i.e PUSTYNNO, PUSTYNNOST' - AuthAuth.), VAST = extensive. Transition P-V.
    • Fre: VACANCE = vacancy.
    • Spa: VACUO = vacuum.
    • Hun: PUZTA = empty, naked, deserted.
  • Rus: PUTANYY, OPUTAN, PUTY, behindPUTANNYY, PUTANO. Hence, probably, the words that are considered today as GermanHence, probably, the words that are considered today as German: BANT, BINT, bandage, a bow is a ribbon tied in a knot. Or the word BINT associated with the word VINT, VINTIT', that is, bandage up spiraling around the wound.
    • Ger: BAND = ribbon bow, BINDE = bandage, bandage, bow, BINDEN = to tie. Here is the transition P-B, then T-D and permutation: confusedconfused = PTN ===> PNT = bannd.
    • Eng: BAND = tape.
    • Fre: BANDE = band.
    • Spa: BANDA = tape, PUNTILLA = lace.
    • Por: BANDA = strip, tape, sling, belt.
    • Tur: BANT = tape.
  • Rus: PUTY.
    • Lat: PEDICA = bonds, loop, bonds, PEDIS = shackles. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: PUT'. One sense bush with the word PYATA.
    • Lat: PETO = go, go, fly, take off, approach, approach, strive, search.
    • Lat: ABITO = go away, ABITIO, ABITUS = departure, departure, exit, BAETO = go. Transition P-B.
    • Lat: SPATIOR = walk, SPATIOSE = extensively, far, SPATIUM = path, space, stretch. See also the word SPESHIT'SYA, that is, get off your horse and go on foot.
    • Eng: PATH = path path.
    • Eng: SPATIAL = spatial.
    • Gre: badizzw (BADIZW, those. BADIZO) = walk, badismma (BADISMA, those. BADISMA) = step, walk, walk. Transition P-B. Further, epibathjj (EPIBATHS, those. EPIBATIS) = passenger. Further, isopedojj (ISOPEDOS, those. ISOPEDOS) = smoothsmooth: EST' PUT', i.e. easy to go. And parapatww (PARAPATW, those. PARAPATO) = stumblestumble: PERE+PYATA, PEREPUTAYU. Further, pediadda (PEDIADA, those. PEDIADA) = plain fromplain from: PUT'+IDU; pedioo (PEDIO, those. PEDIO) = field.
  • Rus: PUKH, PUSHOK, PUSHISTYY, PUSHISTO, PYL', PYL'NYY.
    • Lat: PEXUS = fluffy, shaggy, PEXITAS = furry.
    • Eng: FUZZ = fluff. Transition P-F. Similarly, compare English POLLEN = pollen and the Russian word PYL'NYY. Pollen really flies like dust.
    • Tur: PUS = moss in the trees, haze, light fog.
    • Hun: PEHELY, PELYHE = down, down, dust.
    • Gre: hpiojj (HPIOS, those. IPIOS) = soft, meek. Transition KH-SH-S. And pacnnh (PACNH, those. PAKHNI) = hoar frost. It really looks like fluff.
  • Rus: PUKHLYY.
    • Ger: PFÜHL = down jacket.
    • Eng: PUFF = club (smoke), puff, puff. Compare with Slavic PUKHNUT', the sunPUKH. Transition KH-F.
  • Rus: PUKH NESU.
    • Lat: PAGANICA = ball filled with fluff. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PUKHNUT', PUKHNU, PYSHNYY.
    • Ger: BAUSCH = convexconvex; BAUSCHEN = inflate. Transition P-B and KH-SH. PUKHNUT' ===> PKHN ===> PNKH ===> BNCH.
    • Eng: BUNCHY = convex. From Russian PYSHNYY.
    • Gre: pacainww (PACAINW, those. PAKHAINO) = to get fat. And pacooj (PACOS, those. PAKHOS) = fat thickness, pacuuj (PACUS, those. PAKHIS) = fat. And fouskwnww (FOUSKWNW, those. FOISKONO) = inflate. Transition P-F and KH-SK.
  • Rus: PUCHINA.
    • Gre: abussozz (ABUSSOZ, those. ABISSOZ) = abyss. FromFrom: PUCHINA, since Greek u easily confused with Latin u or v, and C goes into SH-CH, i.e BUCHCHO or PUCHCHO – PUCHINA.
  • Rus: PUSHCHA, i.e. thick forest.
    • Ger: BUSCH = bush. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: BUSH = bush.
  • Rus: PCHELA.
    • Lat: APIS = bee. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Ita: APE = bee.
  • Rus: PYL', PYL'NYY.
    • Lat: PULLIS = powder, PULI = dissipate. As well as Latin PULSUM = dissipate; could occur from the word PYL'TSA.
    • Lat: PULVIS = dust, fine sand, powder, dust, POLLEN = fine dust, powder, flour.
    • Eng: POLLEN = pollen.
  • Rus: PYL'+TVORIT', PYL' TVORYU, that is, do dust, dust, PYL'+REZAT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: PUL'VERIZATOR.===>>>
    • Lat: PULVERATIO = grinding, PULVEREUS = dusty, dusty, raising dust, PULVERO = dust down, PULVESCO = turn to dust, PULVEREM = dust. Permutation: I create dustI create dust = PL+TVR ===> PL+VRT = pulveratiio.
    • Ger: PULVER = powder powder. See also the word above. POROKH, PRAKH.
    • Eng: PULVERIZE = pulverize. Or could occur from Slavic PYL'+REZAT', that is, cut into small pieces, crush into dust.
    • Fre: PULVERISATEUR = spray bottle.
    • Spa: POLVORA = powder, PULVERIZADOR = spray bottle.
  • Rus: PYTAT', in the sense of asking hard.
    • Gre: apaittw (APAITW, those. APAITO) = ask.
  • Rus: PYKHNUT' by fire, VSPYKHNUT', PYSHA by passion, PYSHU by passion. From hereFrom here: PASSIONARNOST'. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: PASSIO = passion affect.
    • Lat: FAX = torch. Transition P-F. From the word PYKHNU, "PYKH".
    • Ger: PASSION = passion.
    • Eng: PASSION = flash of feelings, anger.
  • Rus: P'YANO, P'YANYY, P'YANIT', P'YANSTVO. From hereFrom here: GIPNOZ.
    • Gre: upnojj (UPNOS, those. IPNOS) = sleep. When drunkenness begins vision, as in a dream. Then the word came from GIPNOZ, sleep or drunk sleep. Further, upnwtikoo (UPNWTIKO, those. IPNOTIKO) – sleeping pills fromsleeping pills from: P'YANIT'.
  • Rus: PYATA, PYAD', PESHIY, a pedestrian, PYATIT'SYA. One sense bush with the word PUT'. And also forPYAST'E. From hereFrom here: BAZA, BAZIS, since the transition SH-S-Z word PESHIY turned into BAZA, in the sense of the foundation, «heel». So that PYATA and BAZA – in one sense bush (base, standbase, stand).
    • Lat: PEDE = on foot, PES, PEDIS = foot, foot, hoof, sole, foot. As well as Latin PES, PEDIS = foot.
    • Lat: PEDES, itis = walking, pedestrian, infantry, PEDITATUS, PEDES = infantry. From the words PYATA, PUT' there was a big bush of Latin words, for example, PEDALE, PEDUM = footwear, PEDALIS = foot, PEDARIUS = on foot, PEDATIM = foot to foot, PEDATUS = pedate.
    • Ger: FUSS = foot, foot, paw. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FOOT = foot, foot.
    • Eng: PEDICLE = pedicel.
    • Fre: PIED = foot, footfoot, foot; PATTE = pawpaw; PIETINEMENT = poundingpounding: PYATA+MENYAT'.
    • Spa: PIE = legleg; PEATON = a pedestriana pedestrian; PATEAMIENTO = poundingpounding: PYATA+MENYAT'.
    • Swe: FOT = leg. Transition P to F.
    • Ita: PIEDE = leg (footfoot).
    • Gre: pattw (PATW, those. PATO) = step foot stomp; poddi (PODI, those. PODI) = foot, paw; patwmma (PATWMA, those. PATOMA) = floor. And phdww (PHDW, those. PIDO) = jump, ride; ediadda (PEDIADA, those. PEDIADA) = plain fromplain from: PYATA+IDU.
    • Gre: abatooz (ABATOZ, those. ABATOZ) = impassable (forest). FromFrom: NE+PYATA, NE+PUT'. Here A means negation, and transition P-B.
    • Gre: bazzw (BAZW, those. BAZO) = put, bashh (BASH, those. BASI) = foundation, base, foundation, foundation, basizww (BASIZW, those. BASIZO) = base, basikooj (BASIKOS, those. BASIKOS) = main. Derived from BAZA, see above. And basttw (BASTW, those. BASTO) = hold, basimooj (BASIMOS, those. BASIMOS) = reliable, reasonable.
    • Gre: bhmma (BHMA, those. BIMA) = step, gait. Transition P-B and m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> M. And pediloo (PEDILO, those. PEDILO) = sandals, sandals, pedal; phdalioo (PHDALIO, those. PIDALIO) = steering wheel, fromsteering wheel, from: PYATOY press; pezikko (PEZIKO, those. PEZIKO) = infantry; pezojj (PEZOS, those. PEZOS) = on foot; pezoporojj (PEZOPOROS, those. PEZOPOROS) = pedestrian frompedestrian from: PESHIY+PRU (pass the); pezoporiaa (PEZOPORIA, those. PEZOPORIA) = walking fromwalking from: PESHIY+PRU; pezodromiio (PEZODROMIO, those. PEZODROMIO) = pavement frompavement from: PESHIY+TROPA; podarri (PODARI, those. PODARI) = table leg; propodeej (PROPODES, those. PROPODES) = foot of the mountain fromfoot of the mountain from: PRI+PYATA, PRI PYATE. Further, katapodii (KATAPODI, those. KATAPODI) = afterafter: KATIT'+PYATA, KATIT'+PUT'; peripatojj (PERIPATOS, those. PERIPATOS) = a walk, peripatoo (PERIPATO, those. PERIPATO) = walk fromwalk from: PEREBIRAYU PYATOY, kicking; upodhmataa (UPODHMATA, those. IPODIMATA) = shoes fromshoes from: PYATA+IMET'; apotupwmaa (APOTUPWMA, those. APOTIPOMA) = track (imprint), fromfrom: PYATA+POMNU (crush the fifth earthcrush the fifth earth).
  • Rus: PYATA + OBLYY or PYATA + BIL, that is, kick the ball. Russian word OBLYY meant KRUGLYY, see above. From OBLYY happenedhappened: BALL = ball.
    • Eng: FOOTBALL = football kick the ball.
  • Rus: PYATA+STOL. That is, "the table on which the person stands".
    • Ger: PIEDESTAL = pedestal.
    • Eng: PEDESTAL = pedestal".
    • Fre: PIE'DESTAL = pedestal. Thus, the supposedly "ancient, foreign" word pedestal most likely originated from the merger of two Russian words.Thus, the supposedly "ancient, foreign" word pedestal most likely originated from the merger of two Russian words.: PYATA+STOL.
    • Gre: baqroo (BAQRO, those. BATRO) = pedestal base. FromFrom: PYATA, transition P-B.
  • Rus: PYATA+STRANSTVOVAT' or PYATA+STROY.
    • Lat: PEDESTER = infantry, foot, passer.
    • Eng: PEDESTRIAN = a pedestrian.
    • Fre: PE'DESTRE = on foot.
  • Rus: PYATA+TOPAT'. Or PYATA+OTMERYAT', that is, measure out fifth, step by step. Regarding the origin of Latin TEMPUS = time, from the Russian word OTMERYAT', see above.
    • Lat: PEDETEMPTIM [pes + tempto] = step by step.
  • Rus: PYATA+TORIT', that is, pave the way. Or «bear heel», support.
    • Ger: SPEDITEUR = forwarder.
    • Gre: upobaqrro (UPOBAQRO, those. IPOBATRO) = pedestal. FromFrom: PYATU TORYU, «carry the feet of the statue», during the transition Pduring the transition P ===> PB and t t ===> T.
  • Rus: PYATNO, PYATNAT', PYATNISTYY.
    • Lat: APIATUS = spotted.
    • Eng: PUNCTATE, PUNCTATED = spotted, speckled, PUNCTATION = spot, spot, point. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, permutation PTNS ===> PNST.

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  • Rus: RABOVAT' - South Russian, West Russian, Pskov expression meaning GRABIT' [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Ger: RAUBEN = rob. By the way words GRABIT' and RAUBEN also sound quite similar.
    • Fin: RYOVATA = robbery.
  • Rus: RABOTA, RABOTAT', SRABOTAT' anything; in Russian. In Ukrainian ROBITI. See above also the old Russian word ALABORIT' = work. Word RABOTA, probably turned into a word TOVAR at the reverse reading and transition B-V, i.ei.e: RABOTA ===> TOVAR. Then, when moving T ===> F word TOVAR could turn into a word FABRIKA, namelynamely: TVR ===> FBR; see below. Indeed, on FABRIKE produce TOVAR. Further, it turns out, from hereFurther, it turns out, from here: EMPIRIKA, EMPIRICHESKIY.===>>>
    • Lat: LABOR = work, work. Transition t-l and reverse reading RBT ===> TBR. And LABORATIO = stress. See also above Russian word ALABORIT'.
    • Lat: FABRE = skillfully, skillfully, skillfully. Transition T-F and reverse reading RBT ===> TBR. And FABRICA = processing, skill, FABRICO = produce; comes from slavic SRABOTAT' upon readback.
    • Ger: ARBEIT = JobJob; ARBEITEN = work, RABATZEN = overstrain, (heavy) work.
    • Eng: LABOR, LABOUR = work, work.
    • Fre: RABOT = plane, RABOTER = whip. Besides, RABOT = a plane may be just a Russian word RUBIT'.
    • Spa: OBRA, LABOR = Job.
    • Spa: TRABAJO = work, work.
    • Swe: ARBETA = work.
    • Gre: rabbw (RABW, those. RABO), raftww (RAFTW, those. RAFTO) = sew. And rayimoo (RAYIMO, those. RAPSIMO) = sewing - transition B-P and m(te) ===> m=M.
    • Gre: empeiriia (EMPEIRIA, those. EMPEIRIA) = skills, skills, experience. Reverse word reading RABOTA during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M. From hereFrom here – EMPIRIKA, EMPIRICHESKIY. Above, we noted that RABOTA turned into TOVAR upon readback. Therefore, the following Greek words also become clear.: emporioo (EMPORIO, those. EMPORIO) = trade, emporooj (EMPOROS, those. EMPOROS) = dealer, emporeumma (EMPOREUMA, those.EMPOREIMA) = product. From the word TOVAR when going Russian m(te) ===> m=M as well V-P.
  • Rus: RAVNYY, RAVNO. See also the word PARA.
    • Eng: PAR = equality. Reverse reading gives from Russian RAVNYY combination VAR, and since B and P often go into each other, then from Russian VAR happened PAR.
    • Ita: PARITA = equality.
  • Rus: RAGOZA - Old Russian, then northern and Pskov expression, meaning - swara, quarrel, abuse [223], [225] V. Dahl. From here Russian "entered RAZH".
    • Ger: RAGE = rage, fury.
    • Eng: RAGE = rage, anger, RASH = swift, reckless.
    • Fin: RAJU = exuberant.
  • Rus: RADA = advice; in Ukrainian, RADET', RATOVAT', stARAT'SYA work, manage; in Russian. And also Russian RYAD, RYADIT', that is, to reason. From hereFrom here: RATUSHA, RATSIONAL'NYY (see also word RAZUM), RATSION.
    • Lat: RATIO = reason, reason, rationality, sense, learning.
    • Ger: RAT = advice, RATHAUS = the town hall, that is, the house SOVETA. It is worth noting that RAT+HAUS - this is russian RADET'+KHAZA, Where KHAZA = house, hut, KHOZYAIN. Further, RATEN = advise, RETTEN = save, RETTUNG = the rescue, RATE = norm, RATION = ration (in the army, in the Hordein the army, in the Horde), RATIONELL = rational.
    • Eng: READ = interpret read.
    • Eng: RATIO = ratio, proportion.
    • Swe: RADA = advise.
  • Rus: RADOST', PO+RADOST', rejoice.
    • Hun: ARADOZAS = enthusiasm, enthusiastic praise.
    • Gre: paradeisooj (PARADEISOS, those. PARADEISOS) = paradise. Transition m(te) ===> n and permutation: joyjoy = RDST ===> PRDS = paradeisos.
    • Ger: PARADIES = paradise.
    • Eng: PARADISE = paradise.
    • Fre: PARADIS = paradise.
    • Ita: PARADISO = paradise.
    • Spa: PARAISO = paradise.
  • Rus: RAZ - prefix indicating the fragmentation of something, RAZ-BIT', RAZ-MOLOT' and so on. And also the word inROZ', that is, separately from each other.
    • Lat: DIS = prefix meaning separation. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation. Could occur from the word inROZ'. Or Latin DIS derived from Russian IZ, eg, IZ-MEL'CHIT' and so on.
    • Ger: ZER = disengagement. Also prefix. It turns out the reverse reading RAZ ===> TSER, and transition Z-TS.
  • Rus: RAZ+KREPIT', «to fasten». That is breaking the bond ties. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: DISKRETNYY.
    • Lat: DISCRIPTIO = separation, DIS-CREPO = disagree, DISCRETIM = apart, DISCRETIO = separation. RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISCRETE = (separate) part, separate, separate, consisting of separate parts, devoid of continuity, discrete.
    • Eng: DISCREPANCY, DISCREPANCE = difference, difference, dissimilarity, difference, difference of opinion, disagreement, contradiction, disagreement.
  • Rus: Add to the previous word hiveAdd to the previous word hive: NE RASKREPIT', that is, closely related.
    • Lat: IN-DISCRETUS = inseparable.
    • Eng: INDISCRETE = homogeneous.
  • Rus: RAZ+KRICHU, cry out in pain.
    • Lat: DIS-CRUCIO = torment. Or CRUCIO - could occur from the word KRUCHU, hurting. RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: RAZ+POLE. That is to level, make flat.
    • Lat: DIS-PLANO = flatten. RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: RAZ+POSIDET', RAZ+POSTOY, arrangement. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: DISPOZITSIYA.
    • Lat: DISPOSITIO = placement, DISPOSITUS = location. RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: DISPOSITION = location, placement in any order.
    • Spa: DISPOSICION = disposition.
  • Rus: RAZ+PYL', that is, spray, PYL' RASPYLYU.
    • Lat: DIS-PULVERO = scatter. RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: RAZ+PYTAT', RASPYTAT', ISPYTAT', that is, ask, ask. Or else RASPUTAT', for example, unravel a tangle of thoughts, reasoning. From hereFrom here: DISPUT.
    • Lat: DISPUTATIO = discussion, research, research, debate, DISPUTATOR = researcher, DIS-PUTO, DISPUTO = reason, investigate, interpret, argue. Here is the transition RAZ ===> DIS, see above. As well as Latin DISCEPTATIO = debate, DISCEPTO = solve. Or it could come from the word RASPUTAT', RASPUTAYU.
    • Ger: DISPUT = dispute.
    • Eng: DISPUTE = dispute, DISPUTABLE = controversial.
    • Spa: DISPUTA = dispute.
  • Rus: RAZ+SKREBU.
    • Lat: DISCRIBO = divide. Here is the transition RAZ ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: RAZ+TREBUYU, RAZ+TREBOVAT', VROZ'+TREBUYU.
    • Lat: DIS-TRIBUO, DISTRIBUO, TRIBUTUM = tax, according to'give, distribute, DISTRIBUTIO = division, distribution, DISTRIBURUS = dissected. RAZ ===> DIS, see above as well V-U.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: DISTRIBUTION = distribution.
    • Ita: DISTRIBUZIONE = distribution.
    • Spa: DISTRIBUCION = distribution.
  • Rus: RAZDELIT', divided.
    • Ger: ZERTEILEN = divide.
  • Rus: RAZLOZHEN, from decompose.
    • Ger: ZERLEGEN = decompose. Transition RAZ-LOZHEN ===> TSER-LEGEN. As well as German ZERGLIEDERN = decompose; could occur from russian RAZ-LAGAT' during the transition Z-TS and T-D.
  • Rus: RAZLOZHU, lay out.
    • Lat: DISLOCO = arrange. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letter), and Russian F ===> With latin.
    • Eng: DISLOCATE = move, dislodge.
  • Rus: RAZMALYVAT', ground.
    • Ger: ZERMALMEN = grind. Transition RAZ-MELENNYY ===> TSER-MALMEN. Or German ZER derived from Russian CHEREZ, which means not only "through", but also "too", "very", "over the edge", etc.. By the way from CHEREZ, probably German ZEHR = highly.
  • Rus: RAZODRAT', torn.
    • Ger: ZERTRETEN = trample.
    • Eng: dowwnTRODDEN = downtrodden. Here TROTTEN – from Russian DRANYY, onceDRANNYY.
  • Rus: RAZREZ, REZAT', REZHU, OTREZHU, SREZHU.
    • Lat: CAESURA = incision. Reverse word reading REZHU.
    • Ger: RISS = crack.
    • Eng: CRASE = crack.
    • Gre: qerizzw (QERIZW, those. TERIZO) = mow, press. Permutation: cutcut = RZT ===> TRZ = Terizo. From here qerismma (QERISMA, those. TERIZMA) = extermination. And xurafii (XURAFI, those. KSIRAFI) = razor, xurizww (XURIZW, those. KSIRIZO) = shave offshave off: REZAT', transition T-F(phi). And afaireshh (AFAIRESH, those. AFAIREZI) = subtraction (numbers), fromfrom: OTREZHU, during the transition T-F. Indeed, subtraction can be understood as «cutting off». And diaireshh (DIAIRESH, those. DIAREZI) = division (mate.), fromfrom: DVA+REZHU, that is, I cut in two, I divide in half. Besides, diairww (DIAIRW, those. DIARO) = share (something), could occur from the word DELYU during the transition L-R. And xecwrisww (XECWRIZW, those. KSEKHORIZO) = disassemble fromdisassemble from: KUSKI+REZHU, I cut into pieces. Further, cwrizww (CWRIZW, those. KHORIZO) = disconnect fromdisconnect from: SREZHU, confused Z crossed out with greekcrossed out with greek c.
  • Rus: RAZREZHU.
    • Lat: DISCURRO = divide. Transition: Russian ===> d latin and permutation: cutcut = RZRZH ===> RZZHR = discurrro.
  • Rus: RAZRONYAT' drops for example.
    • Ger: ZERRENNEN = spread out. Transition Z-TS.
  • Rus: RAZROSSYA, RAZRASTIS'.
    • Lat: RE-CRESCO = grow back. Transition: Russian W, C ===> With latin.
  • Rus: RAZRUSHEN.
    • Ger: ZERREISSEN = tear, ZERRISSEN = torn. Transition SH-S and Z-TS.
  • Rus: RAZRUSHIT' or RAZ+KRUSHIT' or RAZRUSHEN.
    • Ger: ZERKNIERSCHEN = crush. Transition Z-TS.
  • Rus: RAZUM, RAZUMNO. From hereFrom here: REZON, REZONNO.
    • Eng: REASON = mind, reason, mind, intellect, prudence, sanity, common sense, reason. Transition M-N.
    • Fre: RAISON = reason.
    • Spa: RAZON = reason. Transition M-N.
    • Ger: SINN = reason.
  • Rus: RAZYSKAT', to look for. From hereFrom here: REKVIZITSIYA.
    • Lat: REQUISITIO = Search. PermutationPermutation: RZSKT ===> RKZT.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: REQUISITION = confiscate (for the armyfor the army).
  • Rus: RAIT' (what to whom) - South Russian expression meaning "to please", "advise" [223], [225] V. Dahl. See also the word ORDA = ORTA = RADA (adviceadvice).
    • Ger: RATEN = advise.
  • Rus: RAKA - Ark, tomb with the relics of St. pleaser [223], t.3, column 1583. And RAKOVINA, Old Russian RAKUSHA. That is, the box, the camera, the space bounded by the walls, reinforced. From the same semantic bush - the old word RACHIT' = mount, see V. Dahl’s dictionary. From hereFrom here: ARKA. And ARKA - this is a reverse reading of the word KRIVOY, KRIVO.
    • Lat: ARCA = box, chest, chest, coffin, ark, ARCEO = lock up, ARCERA = covered wagon, ARCELLA = casket, ARCHITECTUS = architect. Since one of the meanings of the old Russian word RAKA is the tomb SO SVYATYMI MOSHCHAMI, that is, with ancient relics, the Latin version appeared ARCHI, meaning something old, old, very important. Hence the Latin ARCHIUM, ARCHIVUM = archive of old valuable documents. In addition, the word ARKHIV could occur from KHRANYU – see below.
    • Eng: ARCH = arch. Or it could come from the word KRIVO, KRIVOY.
  • Rus: RAMA. That is something limiting the space, "frame". Probably derived from the Slavic word MIR when you read it back. Word MIR really means space, a “frame” for something. Or the word RAMA connected with old russian RAMO = arm to elbow, RAMENA - plural of RAMO. Hand as if embracing, “embracing” a part of the space, outlining with a hand movement, indicating, restricting some place, “the frame". From the word MIR, upon reading back, probably the word RIM - as the space of the Empire.
    • Lat: ROMA = Rome. As well as Latin AROMA = spices. This name probably originated because spices were previously delivered from RIMA, from the East.
    • Ger: RAHMEN = frame, RAUM = space.
    • Eng: ROOM = space, FRAME = frame.
    • Gre: eirhnnh (EIRHNH, those. EIRINI) = world. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: RAMENA, hands, many hands. From hereFrom here: ARMIYA.
    • Lat: ARMA = weapons, military equipment, armed forces, armor, ARMO = arm, RAMUS = club, ARMATUS = armed etc. As well as Latin ARMI-FER = weapon, ARMATURA = armament, troops; could occur from RAMENA+TORYU or from RAMENA+TATARY.
    • Lat: ARMI-SONUS = saber. From combination RAMENA+ZVON, since latin U and V often written the same way.
    • Ger: ARMEE = army.
    • Eng: ARMY = army.
    • Spa: ARMA = weapon, ARMADA = fleet. Word ARMADA could also occur from slavic GROMADA, huge. And also from the expressionAnd also from the expression: OT+RAMO, i.e OT+RUKA, for example take away something; have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: DE-ARMO = disarm. Hence the Latin DESARMO = neutralize.
  • Rus: RAMENA+POLNO, that is, full hands of something.
    • Ger: ARMVOLL = armful. Transition P-V.
    • Eng: ARMFUL = armful.
  • Rus: RAMO = shoulder, arm, rounded descent and part of the arm to the elbow. Plural - RAMENA. Old form [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ARMUS = forearm with spatula, shoulder, ARMILLA = wrist bracelet.
    • Lat: RAMUS, RAMULUS = branch, branch, branch, branch, sleeve of the river, RAMOSUS = branched. A branch of a tree really often looks like a human hand with fingers spread.
    • Lat: REMUS = paddle, REMEX = rower. The paddle is like a continuation of the rower's arm on the ship.. Hence the Latin REMOGATIO = rowing (i.e RAMO+KHOD - AuthAuth.), REMIGIUM = rowers. FromFrom: RAMENA+ZHMU (rowingrowing).
    • Lat: HUMERUS = forearm. Probably the result of the reverse reading of the word RAMENA and transition: Russian N ===> H Latin (these letters are spelled the samethese letters are spelled the same).
    • Ger: ARM = hand up brushhand up brush; RIEMEN = paddle. Paddle rowing, first of all straining the arm.
    • Eng: ARM = arm. And ARMOUR = armament, ARMLESS = armless, unarmed.
    • Swe: ARM = arm.
    • Spa: RAMO = branch, RAMAJE = branches, RAMA = branch, branch, REMO = paddle.
  • Rus: RAMO+PUTANYY, RAMO+PUTY, i.e. hand is bound by something. From the word PUTY, PUTANYY the word happened BINT. Or see. RAMO+VINT, i.e. something screwed around the arm.
    • Ger: ARMBAND = braceletbracelet; ARMBINDE = arm band.
  • Rus: RANA, RANIT', RANYU, PORANIT'. From hereFrom here: IRONIYA, TRAVMA (transition: to hurtto hurt = PRNT ===> TRVM = injury, P-V and M-N).
    • Lat: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: IRONIA = irony. In fact, the irony often “hurts a person”.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: IRONIE = irony.
    • Eng: IRONIC - ironic.
    • Gre: eirwneiia (EIRWNEIA, those. EIRONEIA) = irony. And eirwneiaa (EIRWNEIA, those. EIRONEIOMAI) = ironic fromironic from: RANYU+UMEYU.
    • Gre: eirwneiia (EIRWNEIA, those. TRAIMA) = wound, injury, injury, damage. FromFrom: RANIT' when rearranging RNT ===> TRN, or from DROZHU, transition ZH-M.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: TRAUMA = injury.
  • Rus: RASKALYU, RASKALIT'.
    • Lat: RECALESCO = reheat, RE-CALEO = be hot. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, and therefore a combination SK could read just like latincould read just like latin C.
  • Rus: RASKARYABAT', that is to scratch.
    • Ger: ZERKRATZEN = to scratch. Transition S-TS.
    • Spa: RASCAR = scrape, scratch, scrape.
  • Rus: RASKAT thunder during lightning flash. Or GORYU+ISKRA.
    • Lat: CORUSCATIO = shine, CORUSCO = shoot lightning, CORUSCUS = sparkling.
    • Eng: CORUSCATE = shine.
  • Rus: RASKRYVAT', RASKRYTO, RAZ+KOVER, that is, to disclose a secret, a crime, to make a discovery, to remove a canopy (carpet) secrets.
    • Eng: DISCOVER = discover, discover, discover, discover, discover, DISCOVERY = opening. Here we see the transition of the Russian "p" in Latin "d", since earlier the position of the letter on the line was not fixed and therefore the "p" could turn over and turn intosince earlier the position of the letter on the line was not fixed and therefore the "p" could turn over and turn into "d".
    • Fre: DECOUVERTE = opening.
  • Rus: RASPALSYA, RASPAD.
    • Ger: ZERFALL = decay, ZERFALLEN = disintegrate. Transition RAS-PAL ===> TSER-FALL, the transformation S-TS and P-F. As well as German ZERSPALTEN = split.
    • Gre: diaspassh (DIASPASH, those. DIASPASI ) = decay, splitting. Confused greek d and r when turning over, that is: decaydecay = RSPD ===> DSP = diaspasi.
  • Rus: RASPLASTAT'. For example, flatten on the ground, crush something, flatten.
    • Spa: APLASTAR = crush. Permutation: spread outspread out = RSPLST ===> PLSTR = aplastaar.
  • Rus: RASPLESKAT'.
    • Ger: ZERFLIESSEN = blur. Transition S-TS and P-F.
  • Rus: RASPIRAT'. For example, bursting chest, rapid breathing. See also the word ISPARIT', ISPARYU. From hereFrom here: RESPIRATOR.===>>>
    • Lat: RESPIRATIO = breath, RE-SPIRO = exhale.
    • Lat: DISPARATIO = separation, DISPARATUM = opposition. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above.
    • Eng: RESPIRARE = breathe, RESPIRATION = breath, inhale and exhale, RESPIRATOR = respirator.
    • Fre: RESPIRER = breathe, RESPIRATOIRE = respirator.
    • Ita: RESPIRARE = breathe.
  • Rus: RAS+PRYGNUL, that is, something scattered, fell apart into separate pieces.
    • Ger: ZERSPRINGEN = go to pieces.
  • Rus: RASPRYSKAT'.
    • Lat: RE-SPERGO, SPERSI = spray, sprinkle, sprinkle, RESPERSIO = sprinkling.
  • Rus: RASSEIVAT', RASSEYAT', RASSEYANNO. From here, on going R-P happenedhappened: PASSIVNYY.
    • Lat: PASSIVITAS = entanglement, PASSIVE = absently, PASSIM = absentmindedly, here and there, PASSIVUS = scattered. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: DIS-SEMINO = scatter. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. And RAS+SEMENA, that is, scatter the seeds in the field.
    • Lat: DIS-SERO, SEVI, SITUM = sow. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above. As well as the transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Ger: PASSIV = passive.
    • Eng: PASSIVITY = inertia, inaction, compliance, pliability, obedience, PASSIVE = passive.
    • Eng: DISSEMINATE = scatter.
    • Fre: PASSIF = passive.
  • Rus: RASSEKAT', RASSEKU, SEKU, RAZ+KUSAYU, RASKUSIT'. Or RASKUSIT', RAZ+UKUSIT', figuratively, for example, in a dispute, in a discussion. for example, RASKUSIT' mystery, intent, etc.., RAZ+KUSOK, RAZ+UKUS. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: DISKUSSIYA, REZEKTSIYA (surgeonsurgeon.).
    • Lat: RESECO, SEQUI = to cut off, DIS-SECO, DISSECO = to cut. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above, p-d.
    • Lat: DISCESSUS = department, DISECO, SECUI, SECTUM = to cut, DISSECTIO = cut, DISSECO [SECUI] = cut. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: DISCUSSIO = debate, DISCUTIO, CUSSI, CUSSUM = break up. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and Russian C ===> With latin. Transition RAZ ===> DIS. Or else DISCUSSIO comes from the word RASSKAZ, during the transition: Russian ===> d latin.
    • Ger: DISKUSSION = discussion.
    • Eng: RESECT = (surgeon.) resect (i.e. cut - auti.e. cut - aut.), RESECTION = (surgeon.) resection.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: DISCUSSION = debate. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and Russian C ===> With latin. Or come from the word RASSKAZ, see above latin DISCUSSIO.
  • Rus: RASSELINA, crack. Either word PROSEL, to sink.
    • Ger: PRASSELN = crash down.
  • Rus: RAS+SEMENIT', "disseminate ", that is, scatter the seeds in all directions, sow the field.
    • Lat: DISSEMINATIO = sowing, DISSEMINO = sow.
    • Eng: DISSEMINATION = scattering, dispersion, distribution.
  • Rus: RASSOL'NIK.
    • Eng: +
    • Spa: RASSOLNIK = picklepickle (!).
    • Fin: RASSOLNIK = picklepickle (!).
  • Rus: RASSORIT', quarrel, RAZDOR.
    • Lat: DISCORDIA = discord, DISCORDO = to be hostile. Transition RAZ ===> DIS described above as well: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DISCORD = controversy.
    • Fre: DISCORDANCE = disagreement.
  • Rus: RASSYPAT', RASSYPAYU. From hereFrom here: DISSIPATSIYA.
    • Lat: DIS-SIPO, DISSIPO = to scatter. Transition RAZ ===> DIS described above.
    • Eng: DISSIPATE = scatter.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: DISSIPATION = dissipation.
    • Ita: DISSIPAZIONE = dissipation.
    • Gre: skorpizzw (SKORPIZW, those. SKORPIZO) = to scatter. Transition S-K and permutationand permutation: RSSP ===> SSRPS.
  • Rus: RASTER, STER, RASTIRAT' into powder.
    • Lat: PISTATIO = trituration, PISTO = rub, PISTOR = manual grinding of millers, PISTORIUS = baking, PISTRILLA = small hand mill, PISTRINALIS = mill, PISTRINUM = hand mill, PISTURA = rubbing. Transition: Russian ===> p latin. Or Latin PISTATIO = rubbing comes from Russian PEST, that is, rub in a mortar PESTOM, "scribble" = pistatio. Note that the words PEST and STUPA are, most likely, in one sense bushare, most likely, in one sense bush: PST ===> STP.
    • Lat: DIS-TERO = rub. Transition RAS ===> DIS, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation.
    • Ger: ZERSTÖREN = destroy.
    • Eng: DESTROY = destroy. Transition p-d. Or else DESTROY derived from Russian RAZ-STROIT', RAS-STROIT', that is, the opposite of the word STROIT'. Transition: Russian ===> d latin.
  • Rus: RASTREPAT', RASTEREBIT', that is, tear apart and scatter.
    • Lat: DISTURBATIO = destruction, DIS-TURBO, DISTURBO = break up, break up. Transition RAS ===> DIS, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: DISTURB = disarray.
  • Rus: RASTRESKAT'SYA.
    • Ger: ZERFRESSEN = fret. Transition S-TS and T-F.
  • Rus: RASTYANUT', RASTYANU. And also see. POSTROMKI, POSTROMY. From here, perhaps, the parachute "lines", that is, ropes like reins, for which you need to pull.
    • Lat: DIS-TENDO = stretch, DIS-TENTIO = stretching, DIS-TINEO, DISTINEO [TINUI, TENTUM] = divide, DI-STINGUO = divide, DISTENSIO = stretching. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above.
    • Lat: DI-STRINGO = stretch. Transition RAS ===> DIS, see above and also Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Lat: DISTRAHO = will stretch. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin, I ===> R, Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Eng: DISTINGUISH = to distinguish.
  • Rus: RASTYANUT'SYA on the ground, fall to the ground, fall off, RASTYANU.
    • Lat: STERNO = prostrate on the ground, STERNAX = knocking down a rider on the ground, prostrating on his knees. Permutation: will stretchwill stretch = RSTN ===> STRN = sterno. And also see the word STERNYA or STELYU (during the transition R-L).
  • Rus: RASTSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: DISCERPIO = tearing. Transition RAS ===> DIS described above, as well as Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: RASTSELUYU.
    • Lat: DE-OSCULOR = to kiss. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and Latin "d" differ only in orientation.
  • Rus: RASSHATAL, RASSHATAT'.
    • Lat: DISSOLUTIO = shakiness, decay, decay, DISSOLUTE = randomly, DISSOLUTUS = cranky. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin, then SH-S and permutation: loosenedloosened = RSSHTL ===> RSSHLT = dissolutiio.
    • Eng: DISSOLUTE = dissolute, DISSOLUTION = melting of snow, ice, dissolution, decomposition into components, disintegration, decomposition, rotting, disintegration of the state, empire.
  • Rus: RATOVAT' (anyone) - South Russian, Kursk expression meaning "to save", "to protect" [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Ger: RETTEN = save.
  • Rus: RVAT', RVU, RVAL. And RUBIT', RUBI. see also REVET', REVEL, roar of the crowd during a riot. From hereFrom here: REVOLYUTSIYA.
    • Lat: RUPI, RUPTUM = tear apart, burst, burst, undermine, interrupt, ERUPIO, RIPUI, RUPTUM = pull out, RAPIO = tear off, ERIPIO, RIPUI, REPTUM = burst out, ERUPTIO = hemorrhage. Transition C or B - P.
    • Lat: RABIDE = mad, RABIES = rabies, RABIO = rampage, RABIOSE = frantically, RABIDUS = mad, furious, furious, violent. Transition V-B. Or it could come from the word REV, REVET'.
    • Ger: RAUFEN = to tear; transition V-F. Further, REBELLION, REVOLTE = revolt, REVOLUTION = revolution.
    • Eng: RUPTURE = breakup, tearing, breakthrough, breach, RUPTURED = broken, broken, torn. Transition V-P.
    • Eng: RABID = mad, furious, violent, fanatical, REBELLION = revolt, REVOLUTION = revolution.
    • Eng: GRABBER = grabber. Transition V-B. And also could happen from Russian GRABIT'.
    • Eng: ROW = scandal.
    • Fre: REBELLION, REVOLTE = revolt, REVOLUTION = revolution.
    • Ita: RIVOLTA = revolt. Either from REVEL, or from VALIT', SVALIVAT'. Further, RIVOLUZIONE = revolution.
    • Spa: ROTO = torn, REVUELTA = revolt, REVOLUCION = revolution.
  • Rus: RVAT'SYA, zeal. That is to try hard, assiduously.
    • Lat: DE-SERVIO = serve hard, DESERVITIO = service. Transition T-D and permutation RVTS ===> TSRV.
    • Eng: DESERVE = deserve to be worthy of anything, DESERVED = deserved.
  • Rus: RDET' - blush, RDEYU, RDYANYY, RUDA - blood; in Ukrainian as well RYZHIY, RUDYY; in Russian. To burn, burn, blush, engage in heat and red, bright to wear out [223], [225] V. Dahl. One sense bush with the word ROT, which is red scarlet. No wonder they say: scarlet mouth. The word "ore" in Russia also called blood. For example, in 1643 , after bloodletting at Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich, his royal cave was buried in a hole RUDU (KROV') (Acts Istor. III, No.228)" [282:1], part 1, with.99. Repeat that RUDYY = red, red, comes from the word ROT, RDET' (mouth, lips - redmouth, lips - red!).
    • Lat: ARDEO = burn, ARDENS = hot, sultry, scorching, ARDESCO = light up, ARDOR = fire, heat, heat, ARDEA = lava.
    • Lat: RUBOR = red color, blush, RUBIDUS = red, purple, dark red, RUBEUS = red, RUBESCO = blush, RUBER = red, RUBEO = be red, RUBENS = blushing, blush, RUBELLUS = reddish, RUBEDO = redness, E-RUBESCO, RUBUI = blush. Transition D-B, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. As well as Latin RUBOR = shame. In fact, when shameful, they usually blush, RDEYUT.
    • Lat: RUFUS = bright red, light red, red, RUFO = paint red, RUFESCO = blush. Transition D,T-F (phi). As well as Latin RUBUS = raspberries, RUBER = crimson; could occur from RUDAYA (red) during the transition d-b.
    • Lat: PUDET, PUDUIT = ashamed, PUDOR = shame, PUDEO, PUDUI, PUDITUM = be ashamed, PUDENS = shamefaced. When ashamed, they blush, RDEYUT. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: IR-RUBESCO, RUBUI = blush. Transition d-b.
    • Lat: CRUDUS = bloody oozing.
    • Lat: IR-RUTILO = be reddish or ruddy.
    • Lat: UREDO = rust, rust. Indeed, rust is reddish, red color. Transition T-D.
    • Ger: ROT = red, scarlet, RÖTE = redness, blush. Comes from a Russian word. RUDYY, ROT, as the lips are red, scarlet. They say "red mouth", "scarlet mouth".
    • Eng: ARDENT = hot, passionate, passionate, burning, burning, glowing.
    • Eng: RED = red, REDNESS, RUDDINESS = redness.
    • Eng: RUBEOSIS = (honey.) diabetes redness. Further, RUDDY = red. Transition T-D.
    • Fre: ROUGE = red.
    • Por: ARDER = to burn.
    • Spa: ARDER = to burn, ARDOR = heat, ardor, RUBOR = embarrassment (that is to blush with embarrassment RUDYM - AuthAuth.).
    • Hun: ROT = redhead.
    • Gre: eruqrojj (ERUQROS, those. ERITROS) = red.
  • Rus: REBENOK, «childrenchildren».
    • Ger: ERBIN = heiress, ERBE = heir, ERBEN = inherit. From REBENOK, REBYA.
    • Eng: BE BORN = to be born, he waas BORN = he was born etc..
    • Swe: BARN = children.
  • Rus: REBRO.
    • Ger: RIPPE = edge.
    • Eng: RIB = edge.
  • Rus: REV, REVU, like a loud cry, crying, for example, crying repentance.
    • Lat: RE-BOO = respond. Transition V-B.
    • Ger: REUE = repentance, REUEN = repent. Latin U and V previously written the same way.
    • Eng: RUE = repentance. Transition V-U.
    • Fre: REPENTIR = repentance.
  • Rus: REVET', REV, as a threat, fear, frenzy.
    • Lat: RUDIVI, RUDO, RUDITUM = roar. Transition T-D and permutation: roarroar = RVT ===> RTV = rudivvi.
    • Lat: FREMO = roar. TransitionsTransitions: V-F, Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m latin and permutation RVT ===> VRT.
    • Lat: RABIDE = mad, RABIES = rabies, RABIO = rampage, RABIOSE = frantically, RABIDUS = mad, furious, furious, violent. Transition V-B. Or RABIDE could occur from the word RVAT', RVU.
    • Lat: RAVIS = hoarseness, GRAVIS = bass. Probably, GRAVIS derived from the expression f(romkyromky) REV.
    • Eng: ROAR = roar.
    • Eng: RABID = furious. Transition V-B and T-D.
    • Eng: GRAVE = low (about toneabout tone).
    • Eng: RAVING = roar (storms), frenzy, delirium, incoherent speech.
  • Rus: REDIS, REDISKA, RED'KA.
    • Lat: RADIX = root crop, mainly radish, radish, RADICULA = radish. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: RADIES(chen) = radish, RETTICH = radish. Transition D-T and K-KH.
    • Eng: RADISH = radish.
    • Fre: RADIS = radish.
  • Rus: REZHE, REDET', REDKIY, REDKO. Hence the word REKORD, i.e. a rare, prominent event.
    • Lat: RARESCO = thin out, RARUS = rare, sparse, RARITAS = sparseness. Transition: Russian ===> d latin and junction J,SH-S.
    • Eng: RARE = rare. And RECORD = record.
    • Ger: REKORD = record.
    • Fre: RECORD = record.
    • Gre: araiooj (ARAIOS, those. ARAIOS) = rare (sparse). FromFrom: REZHE, transition ZH-SH-S. And rekoor (REKOR, those. REKOR) = record.
  • Rus: REZHU, REZNYA, REZAT', RAZIT' in battle.
    • Lat: RES = operation. Indeed, the surgeon REZHET body.
    • Lat: RASIO = scraping, RASITO = shave, RASURA = shaving, scraping, scratching, RARO, RASI, RASUM = shave, E-RADO, RASI = scrape, RASUS = erased, ERADICO = uproot. Transition Z-D, since the Russian handwritten "z" and "g" written like. OrOr eRADO - this is a reverse reading of the word DERU, but ERADICO - reverse reading of the word DERGAYU, permutation DRG ===> RDK.
    • Lat: RECINUS, ACARUS = mite. In addition, Latin ACARUS = mite; could occur from the word TSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: RUGA = wrinkle, RUGO = wrinkle, IR-RUGO = furrow, RUGATIO = wrinkling, RUGOSUS = wrinkly. Could have come from the word REZHU, ofREZHU wrinkles. Transition F, W ===> G Latin.
    • Lat: PESSIMO = torture. Could have come from the word REZAT' during the transition: Russian ===> p latin and russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: RECISIO = cropping, ROSOR = rodent, RECUTIO = hit. Transition: F,SH-S or Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: ROSI, ROSUM [RODO] = fret.
    • Lat: SERRA = saw, SERRO = to nag, SERRATIUM = prong-like saw, SERRATUS = sawtooth. Reverse word reading REZHU or REZAT'. As well as Latin SERRA SECO = to nag; could occur from REZHU+SEKU.
    • Lat: STRIA = chute, groove, groove, STRIATUS = wrinkled, sulcate, STRIO = crease (wrinkles). Permutation: cutcut = RZT ===> ZTR = stria.
    • Lat: PECUDIS = slaughter. From the word REZAT'. Transition: Russian ===> p Latin, Russian W, C ===> C Latin, T-D.
    • Ger: RAZZIA = raid.
    • Eng: RAZE = destroy, RAZZIA = raid (Arab.), police raid.
    • Eng: RUGOSE = wrinkled, folded.
    • Eng: SERRATE, SERRATED = notched, serrated, SERRATION = serration, serration, prong. See also the word TSARAPAT'.
    • Spa: SIERRA = saw. Reverse word reading REZAT', REZHU.
  • Rus: REZAT', REZAL, REZANYY, RAZIT', SREZ, SREZAT'. From hereFrom here: REZEKTSIYA (medicmedic.).
    • Lat: ACER, ACRIS, ACRE = sharp, sharp, cutting. Reverse reading cutReverse reading cut = RZ ===> CR = acer. As well as Latin LACERO = cut, tear, tear, LACER = torn to pieces; could occur from russian REZAL upon readback.
    • Lat: RADO, RASI, RASUM = scrape, scrape, scratch. Hence, namely, from the expression REZHET GLAZ (that is dazzling, bright light) could happen RADIO =shine, shine, RADIATIO = glitter. In addition, it is possible that there was a confusion between the Russian and Russian g (de handwritten). As a result, Russian REZAT' turned into Latin RADIATIO = shine.
    • Ger: RASIEREN = shave, REISEN = tear off, ARZT = doctor. The doctor is the one who cuts the surgeon. Further, REISEN = jerking pain comes from REZANYY. So they say in Russian, REZKAYA pain cutting pain.
    • Eng: RAZOR = razor, ERASE = wash for example, SREZAT' layer of something, RAZE = demolish (building). And RESECTION = resection, excision, SURGEON = surgeon.
    • Eng: SCISSORS = scissors.
    • Eng: SLICE = slice. From the word SREZ during the transition R-L and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Fre: RAZER = demolish.
    • Tur: REZE = shavings.
    • Fin: RAASTIN = grater.
    • Spa: ERIZO = hedgehog. Indeed, the sharp hedgehog needles cut and scratch.
    • Gre: diareshh (DIARESH, those. DIARESI) = subdivision (mate.). FromFrom: DEYU+REZHU. And xurizww (XURIZW, those. KSIRIZO) = shave; xuraffi (XURAFI, those. KSIRAFI) = razor fromrazor from: SREZHU, ZAREZHU, REZHU.
  • Rus: REZAT', REZANYY, enter RAZH (KURAZH), SRAZHAT'SYA, SRAZIT', RAZIT'.
    • Ger: RASEN = rampage, RASEREI = frenzy, RASEND = frantic, RASEN = lawn (that cut, cut), grass.
    • Eng: RAGE = rage, anger, rabies.
  • Rus: REZEDA.
    • Ger: RESEDA = mignonette.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: RESEDA = mignonette.
  • Rus: REZKO.
    • Ger: RASEND = frantic.
    • Eng: RUSH = rush.
    • Spa: BRUSCO = harsh.
  • Rus: REZON, REZONNO. In the same bush as the Russian wordsIn the same bush as the Russian words: RAZUM, RAZUMNO, transition M-N. From hereFrom here: RATSIONAL'NYY.
    • Lat: RATIONALIS = rational.
    • Ger: RATIONELL = rational.
    • Eng: RATIONAL = rational, REASONABLE = reasonable.
    • Fre: RATIONNEL, RAISONNABLE = rational, reasonable.
    • Ita: RAZIONALE = rational.
    • Spa: RACIONAL, RAZONABLE = rational, reasonable.
  • Rus: Add to the previous word hiveAdd to the previous word hive: NE REZON, i.e NERAZUMNO, NE+RAZUM.
    • Lat: IR-RATIONAL = foolish. It is known that IR=IN before the initial R main word [237], with.556. Transition z-t that is REZON ===> RATIONAL.
    • Eng: IRRATIONAL = unreasonable, irrational, illogical, absurd. And NO REASONS = no reason, no reason to do anything.
  • Rus: REZ', for example in the eyes a sharp pain. And also Russian REZHU.
    • Lat: ROSIO = (medic.) pain, soreness or burning sensation.
  • Rus: REKA, RONA, old form. Recall that the Volga River was also called RA or RHA in Latin, that is RKHA or REKA, if sounded Latin H. See the details in the book "Empire", ch..8:6.5. The words RONA and RONYAYU, RONYAT' (drops) are in the same sense bush.
    • Lat: ARENA = sandy place, sand. Around the river=rons often have a lot of sand, a river puts sand. In addition, another Latin value ARENA = sand-covered playground; could occur from the word ROVNYY, i.e. smooth ground covered with sand.
    • Ger: TRINKEN = drink (tRINKEN). Hence the name of the German river REYN = RHEIN. FurtherFurther: TRUNK = drinkdrink; TRUNKEN = drunk.
    • Eng: DRINK = drink. In the book "Empire", ch..11:5.3, we brought a lot of data showing that before REKU called RONA. Note that RONA - it's simple RONYAT' (drops). First letter D in a wordin a word dRINK could just be a definite article, like The. Then it is clear that the expressionThen it is clear that the expression T-RONYAT' (drops) or T-REKA later turned into D-RINK, i.e PIT'. Indeed, they drink water from the river. Note also the English word BROOK = stream, that is, again, could occur from the Slavic (bb)REKA, maybe a rough river. Hence the American RUN = brook that is RONA, RONYAT' drops. Or the word DRINK came from DEYU+RONA, that is, "deu (doing) river".
    • Eng: DRAINAGE, DRAIN = stock.
    • Gre: ruakii (RUAKII, those. RIAKI) = Creek; idrwnnw (IDRWNW, those. IDRONO) = sweat.
    • Gre: nerro (NERO, those. NERO) = water; nerra (NERA, those. NERA) = puddle. Reverse word reading RONA. And diatrecww (DIATRECW>, those. DIATREKHO) = run, run fromrun, run from: DEYU+REKA or DEYAT'+REKA. Further, reumma (REUMA, those. REIMA) = flow RONA, during the transition N-M.
  • Rus: REPA, REPKA.
    • Lat: RAPA = turnip, RAPICI = seedlings of turnip, RAPICUS = repny, RAPINA = turnip field, RAPUM = turnip, RAPHANUS = radish or radish.
    • Ger: RÜBE = turnip. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: TURNIP = turnip. Probably here TU - article.
    • Fre: RAVE = turnip. Transition P-V.
  • Rus: RECHYOT, that is, it says - comes from the word RECH'. Speak with pathos, meaningfully. From here, for example, LEKTSIYA, LEKTOR, during the transition R-L and CH-TS. AndAnd: ORAKUL, DIKTATOR, DIKTANT, DIKTSIYA, TRAKTAT, EDIKT.
    • Lat: RHETOR = vitia, RE-CITO, RECITO = read aloud, read out, RECITATIO = read out, RECTE = individually.
    • Lat: RICTUS = mouth opening, mouth open, RICTO = shout (about leopardabout leopard).
    • Lat: TRACTO = discuss, TRACTATIO = discussion, TRACTATIS = treatise. Or see the word DOROGA or TRAKT, that is, discuss. In other words, pave the road, the path in different opinions.
    • Lat: ROGO = to ask, ROGITO = ask ask, ROGATIO = question, request, request. Transition CH-G.
    • Lat: DICTITO, DICTO, DICTUM = often speak, dictate, order, sentence, DICTATA = lecture notes, DICTATIO = dictation, DICTATOR = dictator, DICTATURA = dignity, DICTERIA = caustic acuity, DICTIO = saying, DICTURIO = be willing to talk, DICTUS = word expression. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation. Transition: Russian H ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: EDICTIO = order, EDICTO = announce, EDICTUM = order. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and "d" Latin differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: ORACULUM = divination, prediction, oracle. Transition: Russian H ===> With latin and t-l. Either fromEither from: ORU+SILA, ORU+SIL'NO, see below.
    • Lat: LECTIO = lecture, LECTOR = lecturer. Transition R-L and CH-K.
    • Ger: RICHTEN = contact someonecontact someone; RICHTER = the judge, that is, the speech, pronounces the sentencethe judge, that is, the speech, pronounces the sentence; SPRACHE = speech, languagespeech, language; SPRECHEN = speakspeak; SPRUCH = maxim.
    • Ger: BERICHT = reportreport; BERICHTEN = report. Transition P-B. Could have come from the word PRORECHET. Further, LEKTOR = lecturerlecturer; LEKTION = lecture. From RECHET during the transition R-L.
    • Eng: RECITATION = listing, listing (different facts given), story, narration, public reading, recitation.
    • Eng: ROGATION = (church.) prayer.
    • Eng: REFER = handle, SPEECH = speech. Transition CH-F.
    • Eng: TRACTATE = treatise.
    • Eng: DICTION = way of expressing your thoughts, style (in speech, letterin speech, letter), DICTATOR = dictator. Transition pTransition p-d.
    • Eng: EDICT = edict.
    • Eng: ORACLE = oracle, holy place or temple, priest, soothsayer, prophecy, prediction (given by oracle), divination, forecast. Or see below. ORU+SILA.
    • Eng: LECTURE = lecturelecture; LECTURER = lecturer. Transition R-L and CH-K. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERE+RECHET, that is, it speaks very well, either PRORECHET, have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PERDOCTE = very learned, PER-DOCTUS = very learned. Transition: Russian ===> d latin.
    • Lat: PRAECO = herald.
  • Rus: RECHYOT RECH'. From hereFrom here: RITORIKA.
    • Lat: RHETORICUS = speaker, RHETORICA = oratory, RHETORICE = rhetoric.
    • Eng: RHETORIC = rhetoric.
    • Spa: RETORICA = rhetoric.
  • Rus: RECH', talk. For example, from DEYU RECH' happenedhappened: DIALEKT, see below.
    • Lat: REUS = the defendant. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Lat: DICO (DIXI, DICTUM) = speak, proclaim, predict, translate. Transition R-D, since Russian "p" and Latin "d" differ only in orientation. Transition: Russian H ===> C Latin. As well as Latin E-DICO = announce. Next, Latin ABDICO = renounce; could occur from expression OT+RECH', i.e OTRECH'SYA, since latin d-b differ only in orientation.
    • Ger: REDE = speech. Or could happen from Russian TVERDIT', i.e. persistently repeat. Or - from the word RECHYOT.
    • Eng: READ = to read.
    • Eng: ABDICATE = renounce (from the reign of power the throne), resign. It could happen from the Slavic OTREKAT'SYA, OTREKAT', OTRECH'SYA, since latin b-d differ only in orientation.
    • Gre: agoreuww (AGOREUO, those. AGOREIO) = make a speech. Reverse word reading RECH', and transition CH-G. And antirrhssh (ANTIRRHSH, those. ANTIRRISI) = objection fromobjection from: ANTI+RECH', NET+RECH', i.e «against speechagainst speech».
    • Gre: dialektojj (DIALEKTOS, those. DIALEKTOS) = local dialect, dialexxh (DIALEXH, those. DIALEKSI) = lecture, report. FromFrom: DEYU+RECHET, DEYU RECH', I say. Transition R-L and CH-K, i.e: talktalk = RCHT ===> LKT = lektos. And dikhgorooj (DIKHGOROS, those. DIKIGOROS) = lawyer fromlawyer from: RECH'+KHOROSHO, i.e. confused Greek d andand r.
  • Rus: RECH' PO NASHEMU, RECH'+PO+NASH, that is, to speak in response to our speech, to respond. We said, and "according to our speech," we were answered.
    • Lat: RESPONSO, RESPONDEO = answer, RESPONSUM, RESPONSIO = answer, RESPONSUS = response. I.e RES-PO-NSO = speech in our.
    • Eng: RESPONSE = answer.
    • Fre: REPPONSE = answer.
  • Rus: RECH'+RADA, that is, to speak before the Council, to make a report, or RECH'+RYAD, that is thoughtful speech. From hereFrom here: REFERAT.
    • Ger: REFERAT = report. Transition CH-F. Wed also with the word TIRADA.
  • Rus: RESHENIE, RESHAT' tasks, RESHENNYY, RESHIT', for example, make a decision, give an indication.
    • Ger: RECHNEN = score, arithmetic, RECHNEN = calculate, RECHNUNG = score. Transition SH-KH.
    • Ger: RICHTUNG = direction. And RICHTLINIE = directive; could occur from RESHIT'+LINIYA, that is, indicate the direction. Probably from here, but more distorted, English occurred. ERECT = straight, RIGHT = straight. Or - from the word DOROGA or TRAKT.
  • Rus: RESHETO.
    • Lat: RETE = net mesh.
    • Ger: ROST = lattice, RÖSTEN = grill (transition SH-S), RECHEN = sieve, rake. Transition SH-KH. From here, probably, turned out English RAKE = rake, RACK = sieve.
    • Eng: ROAST = fry on the grill. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: RESHETO+PA'RIT'. That is, pa'to broil over a fire.
    • Ger: ROSTBRATEN = roast.
  • Rus: RESHIT' in all fairness.
    • Ger: RECHT = fair, real, right, RICHTIG = right, RECHT = right, RICHTER = judge.
    • Eng: RIGHT = right, right.
  • Rus: RESHIT'+VRED.
    • Ger: RECHTSWIDRIG = illegal. That is, make a bad, bad decision..
  • Rus: RESHIT'+LYUBIT'.
    • Ger: RECHTLIEBEND = truthful, fair.
  • Rus: REYAT' in the air, REYU; and PARYU' (soar). From hereFrom here: AURA.
    • Lat: AEROIDES = airy, AERIUS = airborne. As well as Latin AURA = wind, breeze, air, light breath, evaporation; could occur from slavic REYAT', REYA, REYU.
    • Eng: AURA = whiff, AIR = air, atmosphere.
    • Spa: AIRE = air, AEREO = air.
    • Gre: aerajj (AERAS, those. AERAS) = air, wind. FromFrom: REYU, REYAT' there was a big bush of words: aerizzo (AERIZW, those. AERIZO) = air, i.e.. aeriio (AERIO AERIO) = gas, aeroplanno (AEROPLANO, those. AEROPLANO) = aircraft (i.e «Ray + swimming», transition n – v - n due to the similarity of writing, aeroploiio (AEROPLOIO, those. AEROPLOIO) = airship, aerostatto (AEROSTATO, those. AEROSTATO) = balloon (i.e «Ray+stand»), aiqriia (AIQRIA, those. AITRIA) = clear sky. And enaeriojj (ENAERIOS, those. ENAERIOS) = air, from: on+Ray; aeroporikwjj (AEROPORIKOS, those. AEROPORIKOS) = fly in fromfly in from: REYU+PARIT'.
  • Rus: RZHAT', RZHU, in the sense of laughing out loud for example mockingly.
    • Lat: RICTUS = grin, RISIO = laugh, RISUS, IRRISIO, IRRISUS, DERISUS = laughter, RISITO, RISI, RISUM = make fun of, RISOR = mocker, RISORIUS = ridiculous.
    • Lat: RIDEO, RISI, RISUM = scoff. Transition ZH-D, since latin g and Russian g (de) written the same way. In addition, Latin g and d differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: RICTUS = mouth opening, RISORIAL = laughter.
    • Eng: JEER = mock. Reverse word reading RZHU, RZHAT'.
    • Spa: RISA = laugh. Transition F,SH-S.
  • Rus: RINUT'SYA, RINULSYA, Ie quickly ran.
    • Ger: RENNEN = run.
    • Eng: RUN = run, escape, flight.
  • Rus: RISUNOK, RISOVAT'. As well as the word PACHKAT', PACHKAYU, eg, PACHKAT' paints canvas paper.
    • Lat: PICTURA = painting, painting, PICTUS = adorned, beautiful, spotted, PICTOR = painter, painter, PICTUM = paint. Transition: Russian ===> p Latin, Russian C ===> C is Latin as well V-U. Permutation: paintpaint = RSVT ===> RSTV = pictus. Or it could come from the word PACHKAT', PACHKAYU.
    • Ger: REISEN = drawing, RISS = drawing.
    • Eng: PICTURE = drawing, picture, image. See also the word PACHKAT'.
  • Rus: ROBA, i.e RABOCHAYA clothes. I.e ROBA - for RABOTY. As well as the word RUBAKHA.
    • Ger: ROBE = dress with train, robe, toga, (ballroom) the dress.
    • Eng: ROBE = dress, women's dress (amer.), robe (poeticpoetic.).
    • Fre: ROBE = the dress.
    • Tur: ROP(bu) = women's dress.
    • Por: ROUPA = clothes, dress.
  • Rus: ROBIT'; in Ukrainian. That is to do something. Explicitly connected with Russian RABOTA.
    • Lat: ROBORO = make strong.
    • Ger: ERBAUEN = build, ERBAUER = builder.
    • Eng: ROBOT = automatic device.
  • Rus: ROV.
    • Lat: RIVUS = ditch, channel, stream, RIVULUS = narrow passage, small canal, RIVO = take away (waterwater).
    • Lat: URVO = plow the plow of the future cityplow the plow of the future city; URVUM = plow handle.
    • Eng: RIVE = cut, hole, crack, crack, split(camping), to split(campingcamping).
    • Eng: RIVER = river, stream, current. Indeed, the river flows through the bed, "the ditch", by deepening in the surrounding area.
    • Eng: RAVINE = gorge, hollow, ravine, hollow. See also the word NEROVNYY.
  • Rus: ROV+LIT', that is, the water flowing along the moat, the river.
    • Eng: RIVULET = brook.
  • Rus: ROVNYY.
    • Eng: ROW = row. Or derived from the word ORTA, ORDA, i.e. row, order (see above), during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> w Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: ROG. For example, the horn of an animal, blow the horn. See also the word above. KOREN'.
    • Ger: RAGEN = stand tall, HORN = horn. Back reading ROG ===> GOR.
    • Eng: HORN = horn.
  • Rus: RODIT', ROST, ROD, RODY, that is, the earth will give birth to life, RODIT'SYA, RASTI. For example, the earth will give birth to plants. In the same semantic bush and famous Russian word ORDA.
    • Lat: ARIDA = land, land. Earth give birth to plants, life. And also, on the contrary, Latin ARIDITAS = dry, withered branches, ARIDUM = dry place, ARIDUS = dry, withered, etc., is the negation of the word RODIT'. The fact is that in Latin the prefix "a" has, among other things, the meaning of rejection, negation [237], with.11. For example, logical ===> illogical, that is NELOGICHNYY. Similar dual opposite ARIDA-ARIDITAS is present in the Russian language, where the word SUSHA means like earth in general, giving birth to life, land=continent and so SUSH', i.e. dryness, lack of water. As we see, this duality has passed into Latin..
    • Lat: ORTUS = origin, beginning, origin, origin, sunrise, east. Could have come from the word RODIT'SYA. It is clear why the sunrise was called ORTUS - the sun is born, it rises in the east.
    • Lat: TERRA = land. Back reading. Or it could come from the word TVERD', TVERDYY.
    • Lat: PARIO = give birth to. Transition d-p and reverse reading.
    • Ger: ERDE = land, ART = genus. And TERRAIN = soil, soil.
    • Eng: EARTH = land. And DIRT = the soil, ROOT = root.
    • Eng: ARID = dry, dry, waterless. Here a – negation.
    • Gre: ardeuuw (ARDEUW, those. ARDEIO) = pour over. Watered earth gives birth to life.
  • Rus: ROZHA - (rude.) face.
    • Lat: ROSTRUM = mug. Could occur from ROZHA+RAMA.
    • Hun: ARC = face, face. Transition: F ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PUSS = mug. Transition: Russian ===> p latin (equally spelled) and F,SH-S.
    • Ger: FRESSE = mug (muzzlemuzzle).
  • Rus: ROZHAT', ROZHU, ROZHDENNYY. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: ORIGINAL, i.e. original object, pattern, script, ORIGINAL'NYY.
    • Lat: ORIGO = genus, ancestor, ancestor, birth, origin, beginning, metropolis. As well as Latin ORIGINITUS = origin; could occur from the word ROZHDENNYY.
    • Eng: ORIGIN = origin, source, origin.
    • Fre: EPOUSE = wife, spouse. We read in Russian, taking into account the transition ZH-S and get the word ROZHAYU. May be, EPOUSE derived from Russian C PUZOM, that is, pregnant?
    • Ita: SPOSA = wife. The same as in French.
    • Gre: euforiaa (EUFORIAY, those. EIFORIA) = yield. Reverse word reading ROZHAYU. And aforojj (AFOROS, those. AFOROS) = barren. Here a – negation. FurtherFurther:
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: ORIGINAL = script.
    • Ita: ORIGINALE = script.
  • Rus: ROZH'. Cm. UROZHAY.
    • Ger: ROGGEN = rye. And ÄHRE = ear; could occur from ROZH' or UROZHAY at the reverse reading and transition ZH-KH.
    • Eng: RYE = rye.
    • Hun: ROZS = rye.
    • Fin: RUIS = rye.
  • Rus: RONYAT', RONYAYU, RONYAL tears, run (about waterabout water). RONA - RONYAT'. From hereFrom here: URNA (for example, selective). In the same semantic bush and the word NYRYAT'. And RINULSYA, ran. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: UROLOG (doctordoctor).
    • Lat: URINA = urine, URINALIS = urinary, urinary, URINOR = dive, URINATOR = diving into the water. From here comes the Latin URNA = vessel, vase, piggy bank, money storage box, ballot box. In fact, in the urn RONYAYUT election tags in the ballot box RONYAYUT (hoarding) money, etc..
    • Ger: REGEN = rain, es REGNET = it's raining. Maybe German REGEN derived from russian fromRYGAT', RYGAT', pour out. See also the word URAGAN. As well as German RENNEN = run racing; could occur from RONYAT' drops, run, about water, RINULSYA. Hence the German name of the river Rhine - RHEIN. See also German URIN = urine, RINNE = gutter, groove and RINNEN = flow.
    • Eng: RAIN = rain, RAIN = to pour. As well as english URINE = urine, RACE, RUN = to run, RACE = horse racing could have come from Russian RONYAT'-BEZHAT', RINULSYA, or from "run RYS'YU, RYSTSOY", i.e RYS'YU-RACE.
    • Swe: REGN = rain.
    • Gre: nerro (NERO, those. NERO) = water. Back reading. Further, fromFurther, from: URINA+ULOZHU, i.e «systematize knowledge of urine», Name occurs UROLOG (doctordoctor):
    • Ger: UROLOGE = urologist.
    • Eng: UR(IN)OLOGIST = urologist.
    • Fre: UROLOGUE = urologist.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: UROLOGO = urologist.
  • Rus: RONYAT', URON, URONIT', from here - RUINY.
    • Ger: RUINEN = ruins ruins, RUIN = decay.
    • Eng: RUIN = ruin.
    • Fre: RUINE = ruin.
    • Ita: ROVINE = ruin.
    • Tur: OREN = ruins ruins.
  • Rus: ROSA, ROSISTO.
    • Lat: ROS = dew, moisture, RORIS = moisture, SEROSUS = watery, ROSCIDUS = wet, irrigated. About ROSCIDUS see below.
    • Por: ROSIO = dew.
    • Spa: ROCIO = dew, light rain. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: drosiia (DROSIA, those. DROSIA) = dew. Further, droserojj (DROSEROS, those. DROSEROS) = fresh, cool, from «dew+dew». Confused d --- r.
  • Rus: ROSA SIDIT, dew+I will sit down. That is, covered with dew.
    • Lat: ROSCIDUS = dewy, dewy, dripping, ROSIDUS = dewy. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: ROST, ROS, ROSTOK, ROSTKI.
    • Lat: RUSTICUS = field, ARISTA = spine, spike, cereal, fruit, ear.
    • Lat: ORYZA = ricerice;
    • Ger: REIS = sprout, escape, rice, GROSS = big, GRÖSSE = height.
    • Eng: RAISE = increase, RICE = rice.
    • Spa: RAIZ = root.
    • Gre: awrojj (AWROS, those. AOROS) = immature. Here a = denial that is adenial that is a+ ROS ===> AOROS.
  • Rus: ROT like a mouth opening as well - ROT, I mean, nibble. Hence the concept EROS, EROT, EROTICHESKIY, insofar as RTOM kiss.
    • Lat: EROTICUS = love, EROS = god of love. May be, EROTICUS – from ROT+KUSAYU, ROT+UKUS, i.e ROT+POTSELUY.
    • Lat: RODO = gnaw, gnaw, ORIS = mouth snout. Transition T-D.
    • Ger: EROTIK = erotic.
    • Eng: THROAT = pharynx. It could also occur from USTA+ROT or EST'+ROT.
    • Fre: EROTISME = erotic.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: EROTISMO = erotic.
    • Gre: awrojj (AWROS, those. ROTO) = to ask.
    • Gre: erwtaaj (ERWTAS, those. EROTAS) = love passion. From here – name «the ancient» god EROT, EROS. And erwteuomaii (ERWTEUOMAI, those. EROTEIOMAI) = fall in love fromfall in love from: ROT+IMEYU, for example, kissing in the mouth. It is also possible that EROS and EROT descended from the Slavic YAROST', YARYY. No wonder sometimes the spring, in Slavonic, called YARO, that is, everything blooms, breathes love.
  • Rus: ROT+DAL, that is, fed, "gave in the mouth" food.
    • Lat: ALTOR = breadwinner. Back reading RTDL ===> LTR.
  • Rus: ROT+REYAT', ROT+REYU, that is, the air that "flies through the mouth" flies in and out through the mouth. And RUDA+TORYU, I mean, I carry blood (ore), see above word ROT, RUDYY (red). From hereFrom here: ARTERIYA.
    • Lat: ARTERIA = trachea, trachea.
    • Ger: ARTERIE = artery.
    • Eng: ARTERY = artery. Either fromEither from: RUDA+TORYU, i.e «I carry blood, I deliver». Cm. RUDA – KROV'.
    • Fre: ARTERE = artery.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: ARTERIA = artery.
    • Gre: arthriaa (ARTHRIA, those. ARTIRIA) = artery.
  • Rus: ROT+SLAT', i.e ROT SHLET sounds, messages. OrOr: ROT+GOLOS. From hereFrom here: ARTIKULYATSIYA.
    • Lat: ARTICULATE = distinctly articulately (speakspeak), ARTICULO = dismember (about speech), speak clearly.
    • Ger: ARTIKULATION = articulation.
    • Eng: ARTICULATE = clear, articulate, clear, distinct.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: ARTICULATION = articulation.
    • Ita: ARTICOLAZIONE = articulation.
    • Spa: ARTICULACION = articulation.
  • Rus: ROT+SMES', ROT+SMESHAT', that is, it is not clear to speak, it is difficult to pronounce the sounds.
    • Lat: RHOTACISMUS = burr. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Moreover, it is possible in Latin RHOTACISMUS = RHOT-ACI-SMUS we hear the Slavic combination ROT AKI SMES', that is, "mouth as a mixture".
  • Rus: ROTIT' (anything) - Vologda expression meaning scolding, cursing, cursing [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also RussianROCHIT'.
    • Ger: ROTZEN = swear (slangslang).
  • Rus: RUBETS, on+chop down.
    • Ger: NARBE = scar.
    • Eng: TRIPE = scar.
  • Rus: RUBKA, RUBIT' on the battlefield as well ZARUB.
    • Lat: ERUPTIO = attack, raid, invasion.
    • Ger: RABIAT = furious, KERBE = nick.
    • Eng: RABID = furious, KERF = nick. Transition B-F.
  • Rus: RUBIL on the battlefield of opponents, enemies. As well as rebellion, rebellion, riot; see also word BIL, RVAL.
    • Lat: REBELLIO = insurrection, rebellion, rebel, renewed war, REBELLIS = rebellious, renewing the war, rioter, RE-BELLO, REBELLO = rebel, rebel, start a war again.
    • Lat: LIBELLA = a penny (coin). Transition R-L. As the coins previously used stumps of silver ingot or wire. Her RUBILI about the same size, flattened with a stamp. Hence the Russian word RUBL'.
    • Ger: REBELLION = riot, REBELLIEREN = to rebel, REBELLISCH = rebellious.
    • Eng: REBEL = rebellious, rebel, REBELLION = insurrection.
  • Rus: RUBL' (coin). Probably from the word RUBIL, RUBIT'; see previous item. Hence, most likely, the word RUPIYA - name of indian coin.
    • Lat: LIBELLA = a penny (coin). See above.
  • Rus: RUGAN', RUGAYU, RUGAYUS', RUGAT', RUGAYU+MENYAT', i.e «exchange swearing», argue. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: ARGUMENT, ARGUMENTATSIYA.
    • Lat: ARGUO, ARGUI, ARGUTUM = blame, blame, prove, convict, detect, detect, dispute, deny, RIXA = swearing, ARGUMENTATIO = statement of evidence, ARGUMENTOSUS = teeming with evidence.
    • Lat: ARGUTIO, ARGUITIO = conviction, ARGUI, ARGUTUM, COARGUO = blame, ARGUTE = witty, intricate, ARGUTO = talk a lot, ARGUTUS = sharp, sharp, noisy, IR-RUGIO = cry out, JURGO = scold, ROGATIO = demand.
    • Ger: ERREGEN = excite, ÄRGERN = make angrymake angry; ÄRGERNIS = scandalscandal; RÜGE = rebukerebuke; RÜGEN = blame, ROHAIT = cruelty.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: ARGUMENT = argument.
    • Eng: ARGUE = argue, ANGRY = angry.
    • Eng: RAWHIDE = rude, ROUGH = rude. As well as english DECRY = blame; back reading and transition T-D.
    • Ita: ARGOMENTO = argument.
    • Spa: ARGUMENTO = argument.
    • Iri: RAGAN = noisy quarrel.
    • Gre: arthriaa (ARTHRIA, those. ORGI) = anger, rage, orgizomaai (ORGIZOMAI, those. ORGIZOMAI) = get mad.
  • Rus: RUDYY = red, red, comes from the word ROT, RDET' (mouth - red!). See above. Hence the name RUBIN – red gem.
    • Lat: IR-RUBESCO, RUBUI = blush. Transition d-b.
    • Eng: RUBY = ruby. Transition d-b, turned the letter.
    • Ger: RUBIN = ruby.
    • Fre: RUBIS = ruby.
    • Gre: orgizomaii (ORGIZOMAI, those. ROIMPINI or ROIMBINI) = ruby.
  • Rus: RUDYY, RDET', ROT. Mouth, lips - red. One sense bush with words RDET', RUDYY, RYZHIY.
    • Lat: CRUDUS = bloody oozing.
    • Lat: IR-RUTILO = be reddish or ruddy.
    • Lat: UREDO = rust, rust. Indeed, rust is reddish, red color. Transition T-D.
    • Ger: ROT = red, scarlet, RÖTE = redness, blush. Comes from a Russian word. RUDYY, ROT, as the lips are red, scarlet. They say "red mouth", "scarlet mouth".
    • Eng: RED = red, RUDDY = red. Transition T-D.
    • Hun: ROT = redhead.
  • Rus: RUKA. It turns out that was the old Russian word KHIRKA, meaning "hand". According to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.1184, KHI'RKA, and also "hiribut" (g. ofnsg. ofns.) RUKA. Here "ofns." means "in ofen language". The old word "Ofenya", "Afenya" meant in Russia: peddler, hawker, hawker and hawking. The root of "Athenae" was considered the most common in the Vladimir, Kostroma, Tver provinces [223], t.1, st.76. The history of the Athenian language is very interesting and we will devote a separate study to this.. Russian words RUKA and KHIRKA differ only in the direction of reading. From the word RUKA there was a big bush of words. for examplefor example: KHIROMANTIYA, ENERGIYA, ENERGICHNYY, see below.
    • Lat: HIR = arm (brush). From the Russian word KHIRKA or from the word RUKA during the transition K-KH and reverse reading RK ===> KR.
    • Lat: Here is a large group of Latin words starting with CHIRO: CHIRONOMIA = art of hand movements, CHIROCMETA = "handicrafts", CHIRODYTI = sleeves, CHIROGRAPHARIUS = handwritten and so on (palmistry, etc..). Here CHIRO - this is old russian KHIRKA = hand, or the opposite of reading a word RUKA.
    • Lat: PYCTA = fist fighter. Transition: Russian ===> p latin. And so on.
    • Ger: KIRRE = manual, about animals. Here is the reverse reading RK ===> KR.
    • Eng: CHARS = homework. Also reverse reading and transition RK ===> CHR. Homework like "do hands".
    • Eng: CHIROMANCER = palmist, CHIROMANCY = palmistry, fortune telling. Happened fromHappened from: KHIRO+UMNYY, KHIRO+UMNO.
    • Gre: cerri (CERI, those. KHERI) = arm; cerri (CERI, those. KHEROILI) = lever.
    • Gre: erggo (ERGO, those. ERGO) = business, ergasiia (ERGASIA, those. ERGASIA) = work, work, ergaleioo (ERGALEIO, those. ERGALEIO) = tool, ergathhj (ERGATHS, those. ERGATIS) = working, ergatikooj (ERGATIKOS, those. ERGATIKOS) = hardworking. All of the above «do hands». Here is another interesting word.: ergoceiroo (ERGOCEIRO, those. ERGOKHEIRO) = needlework, fromneedlework, from: RUKA+RUKA (KHIRA).
    • Gre: argiaa (ARGIA, those. ARGIA) = non-working day, argww (ARGW, those. ARGO) = do not work. Here a – negation. This hive of words comes from NE+RUKA, those. I don't work, my hands are inactive.
    • Gre: arcch (ARCH, those. ARKHI) = principle (mn.); archgojj (ARCIGOS, those. ARKHIGOS) = leader. In Russian, «head» means - RUKA+VODIT'. Word ARKHI gave birth to a very large bush of words. About the possible origin of the word ARKHI from ORDA or HORDA see above.
    • Gre: archgojj (ARCIGOS, those. VRAKHIOLI) = bracelet, bracionaaj (BRACIONAS, those. VRAKHIONAS) = arm, sleeve of the river. From: AT RUKE, at+arm, RUKAV.
    • Gre: energeiia (ENERGEIA) = action, effort, activity, energy (nat.), energgw (ENERGW, those. ENERGO) = act, energooj (ENERGOS, those. ENERGOS) = active acting. FromFrom: NA+RUKA, NA RUKU, NA RUKI; according to V. Dal, earlier in Russia there was an expression: «Take that NA SVOI RUKI, to your answer and careto your answer and care; RUKA NA RUKU» [223].
    • Gre: cairetww (CAIRETW, those. KHAIRETO) = greet; cairetizww (CAIRETIZW, those. KHAIRETIZO) = hello greet; cairetismojj (CAIRETISMOS, those. KHAIRETISMOS) = hello hello. FromFrom: RUKA+TISNU (squeeze), transition M-N. Greeting, usually shake (squeeze) each other's hands. From Russian KHIRIA = hand there was a big bush of words. for example, ceirayiaa (CEIRAYIA, those. KHEIRAPSIA) = handshake; ceirograffo (CEIROGRAFO, those. KHEIROGRAFO) = manuscript frommanuscript from: RUKA+TSARAPAYU (KROPAYU, SKREBU); ceirotecniaa (CEIROTECNIA, those. KHEIROTEKHNIA) = craft, handmade, fromcraft, handmade, from: RUKA+TESANYY (about «hewn» see below); ceirourgooj (CEIROURGOS, those. KHEIROIRGOS) = surgeon fromsurgeon from: RUKA+REZHU. And ceirolabbh (CEIROLABH, those. KHEIROLABI) = railing, fromrailing, from: RUKA+LAPAYU. Word KHIROMANTIYA – from RUKA+UMNYY, i.e «cleverly study arm», predict the future. Further, ceironomiaa (CEIRONOMIA, those. KHEIRONOMIA) = gesture, ceironommw (CEIRONOMW, those. KHEIRONOMO) = gesticulate, from reverse reading the expression RUKA+MANYU; ceiropedeej (CEIROPEDES, those. KHEIROPEDES) = handcuffs, fromhandcuffs, from: RUKA+PUTY (confuseconfuse).
  • Rus: RUKA+MOKRO+TERET'.
    • Lat: CHIROMACTRUM = towel. Here CHIRO = arm (back reading, see aboveback reading, see above) + MACT (dunk or wetdunk or wet) + TRUM (rub rubrub rub).
  • Rus: RUL', RULYU, RULIT', PRAVILO, REL'SY and so on..
    • Eng: RULE = habit, habit.
  • Rus: RUS, RUSS, RUS', RUSSKIY. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: RESPUBLIKA.
    • Lat: RES, and RESPUBLICA - famous Latin word given in the dictionary in two versions - together: respublica, and separately: res-publica. For example, S. Herberstein, speaking in XVI century of the Novgorod Republic [161], with.148, writes the word Res with a capital letter, which indicates, most likely, the name SOBSTVENNOE. Recall that up to XVIII century names NARODOV written with a capital letter. Herberstein correctly wrote: Russian state = Res publica. In the Latin dictionary RES translate very differently [237], with.873-874. But in this series there are the following meanings of the word RES: "MIR, VSELENNAYA, SUSHCHNOST' MIRA, GOSUDARSTVO, VOYNA, ISTORIYA". Well consistent, apparently, with PERVICHNYM the meaning of the word RES = Russian. Since the Empire, the capital of which was Veliky Novgorod = Yaroslavl, was Slavic. See the details in the book "Empire", ch.See the details in the book "Empire", ch..8:1.8.
    • Lat: REX = king. It is possible that in the era of the Great = "The Mongol "Empire with the metropolis in Russia, the king-khan, the only Emperor, was called in Western Europe RUSSKIY, RUSS, where the Latin word could have come later REX. Or Latin REX It turned out the reverse reading of the word TSAR', which, however, could also turn out to be a reverse reading of the word RATS or RAS, that is, again RUS or RUSS.
    • Lat: URSA = bear, bear (at all), north, URSUS = bear. Everything is clear - there have always been a lot of bears in Russia, so the fierce predator became in some old texts a symbol of Russia-Horde. Maybe from the same Latin URUS = wild bull tour.
    • Lat: ARIES = battering ram. All clear. Such military devices were widely used in the "Mongolian" = Russian-Horde troops in the conquest. As well as Latin ARIETARIUS = ram; could occur from a combination ORTA+RUS, i.e ORDA+RUS, Russian Horde weapons. Or ARIES, ARIETIS = ram; comes from the word RUSHU, RUSHIT' during the transition SH-S.
    • Ger: ROSS = horse. Probably great = "Mongol "conquest, in Western Europe, horses were not common, so the appearance of the Horde Cossack cavalry left a bright mark in Western languages. The horses were associated, first of all, with the Russian Cossacks, with the Russian cavalry.
    • Eng: URSINE = bearish, URSA = (astron.) Dipper, URSA MAJOR = Big Dipper (constellationconstellation).
    • Eng: HORSE = horse. SameSame: H+ORSE, ho+rus. Either come fromEither come from: RYS'YU (to rideto ride), RYSAK.
    • Iri: ROS = linen (maybe because Russia has always produced especially a lot of flax; or ROS from the word ROS, grow - autgrow - aut.), URRUS = guarantee, security.
  • Rus: RUTENIYA or RUTIYA - so used to be called Russia, see the book "The Blossom of the Kingdom", ch..10. From the word ORDA - ORTA - RAT' - RADA - RATNYY - ORDYNSKIY, "ORDYNIYA", country of war.
    • Hun: RUTEN = (mouth.) Rusyn, Rusyn, Rusyn.
    • Fin: RUHTINAS = the prince.
  • Rus: RUSHIT', RUSHU, RUKHNU, KRUSHIT', KRAKH.
    • Lat: RUMPO, ERUMPO, RUPI, RUPTUM = wreck. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing (turned the letter), as well as Latin confusion d-b.
    • Lat: RUO, RUI, RUTUM = crumble. See also the word ROYU, RYT'.
    • Ger: RACHE = revenge, RÄCHEN = revenge.
    • Gre: ricnww (RICNW, those. RIKHNO) = toss, toss, toss; ricnomaai (RICNOMAI, those. RIKHNOMAI) = crumble. And ekrhxhh (EKRHXH, those. EKRIKSI) = eruption, explosion, fromeruption, explosion, from: IZ+RUSHU, will destroy. Transition Z-TS-K and SH-S. And katarreushh (KATARREUSH, those. KATARREISI) = decay, collapse, fromdecay, collapse, from: KATIT'+RUSHU (crash). Further, ricnw kattw (RICNW KATW, those. RIKHNO KATO) = knock off, knock down, knock offknock off, knock down, knock off: RUKHNU+KATIT'.
  • Rus: RYGAT', ofRYGAT'.
    • Lat: ERUGO = belch, E-RUCTO = spew, ERUCTUS = unclean, bad, IR-RUCTO = burp. Transition: Russian G ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: RUCTATIO = burp, RUCTO = burp, RUCTUS = burping, burping. Transition G-K.
    • Eng: ERUCTATE = belch, burp, vomit, belch, throw out, spew.
  • Rus: RYZHIY, RYZHET', RZHA, RZHAVCHINA. Word RZHAVCHINA associated not only with the word RYZHIY, but perhaps with the word ZHRAT', that is, eagerly eat something. In fact, rust eats, ZHRET iron.
    • Lat: RUSSEUS = red, reddish, RUSSUS = red, RUSSATUS = painted red, RUSSESCO = blush.
    • Lat: AERUGO = copper rust, AERUGINOSUS = rusty, covered with copper rust, stained with copper, IR-RUFO = paint red. Transition ZH-F-G. As well as Latin FERRUGO = rust.
    • Lat: ROBIGO = rust, gnawing envy, rust, ROBIGINO = rust. Transition V-B and permutation: rustyrusty = RZHV ===> RVZH = robiggo.
    • Lat: RUFESCO = blush, RUFO = paint red, RUFUS = redhead. Transition ZH-F.
    • Eng: RUST = rust. Transition F,SH-S.
    • Eng: ORANGE = orange, orange color. See also Russian word RYZHINA'.
    • Fin: RUSKEA = brown.
    • Spa: ROJO = red, red.
    • Gre: skouriaa (SKOURIA, those. SKOIRIA) = rust; skouriazww (SKOURIAZW, those. SKOIRIAZO) = rust. FromFrom: ZHRAT' or RYZHIY in reverse reading.
  • Rus: RYK, RYKNU, RYKNUT'.
    • Lat: RUGIO, RUGIVI = roar, roar, growl, RUGITUS = growl, HIRRIO = growl. Transition K-G, and in the latter case, the reverse reading.
    • Lat: RANCO = growl (about tiger). Permutation: roarroar = RKN ===> RNK = ranco.
    • Lat: URCO = roar scream.
  • Rus: RYSAK, from the word RYS'YU, i.e. fast running horse. General word RYS' spawned many foreign words, see below.
    • Ger: ROSS = horse horse. Or from the word RUSS, ROS, since it was in the era «Mongolian» Conquest Cossacks-Rus appeared in Europe on horseback.
    • Eng: HORSE = horse.
  • Rus: RYS', RYS'YU, running or ska'choke horse trot, RYSI'T'. Also see old Russian words.Also see old Russian words.: KURGAZHINA = ditch, KURSHEYA = on the old boats passage, the road between the banks (benches) rowers [223], t.2, with.575. And also see the Russian word SKORO, from and SKOROST'. And RYSKAT', that is, to search, to run back and forth. From SKORO, SKOROST', probably happened KARETA. AndAnd: KURSIROVAT', KURSOR.===>>>
    • Lat: RASI, RASUM = to run.
    • Lat: CURSUS = horse riding, running, racing, racing, road, CURRUS = pram, crew, harness, CURSIO = run, CURSO = run continuously, CURSOR = runner. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. FurtherFurther: GRASSOR = to attack, to go, to march. Latin CURSUS came probably from Russian SKORO when rearranging consonants.
    • Lat: As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: CURRO = run hurry, OC-CURRO = run to meet, OCCURSO = run to meet, CURRO, CUCURRI, CURSUM = go, OCIOR = quicker, CURRI, CURSUM, ACCURO = run up; derived from the word read in the opposite direction RYS'YU, ska'chka RYS'YU. Or Latin CURRO derived from Russian SKORO, SKORYY. And SUPER-CURRO = stay ahead on the run; came fromcame from: SVERKH+RYS'YU (SKORO).
    • Lat: CURSITO = often run to and fro, CURSITATIO = running back and forth. From the opposite of the Slavic word read RYSI'T', that is, trotting. As well as Latin INCURSO, INCURSUS = raid; could occur from expression NA+RYS'YU, NA+RYS'. Or Latin CURSITO derived from Russian SKORO, SKOROST', when rearranging consonants.
    • Ger: REISE = trip, trip, REISEN = travel. In addition to the Russian word RYS'YU, see also russian RYSKAT', that is, to search, to move in search of something. And KAROSSE = coach.
    • Eng: CURSORY = fluent, CURSORIAL = running around, CURSOR = arrow pointer. And CARRIAGE = coach.
    • Fre: CARROSSE = coach.
    • Ita: CARROZZA = coach.
    • Spa: CARROZA = coach.
    • Gre: koursajj (KOURSAS, those. KOIRSAS) = racehorse. Permutation: soonsoon = SKR ===> KRSS = koirsas.
    • Gre: gorgooj (GORGOS, those. GORGOS) = fast, swift, grhgorojj (GRIGOROS, those. GRIGOROS) = fast, fast. Transition S-K-G. And karotssa (KAROTSA, those. KAROTSA) = wagon.
    • Gre: briskkw (BRISKW, those. VRISKO) = to look for.
  • Rus: RYT', ROYU, ROV.
    • Lat: RUI, RUTUM = dig, E-RUO, ERUO, RUI, RUTUM = dig up. As well as Latin AD-RUO = pile in; could be a reverse reading of the word RYT', T-D, either could have come from the word OTROY! OTRYT'. As well as Latin CRATIO = to harrow, could occur from SRYT', ZARYT'.
    • Lat: PUTEUS = pit, mine, mine, well, dungeon. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Lat: RUTRUM = spade, shovel (digger). Latin, however RUTRUM could occur from expression RYT'+RAMA, that is, dig a hole, or RYT'+RAMENA, that is, dig your hands (ramena is an old Russian word, plural of a word RAMO = arm). So, for example, could well be called a shovel, spade.
    • Eng: ROOT = root, ORE = ore.
    • Eng: RUT = groove, rut, trail wheel, routine, habit, hollow, dimple, groove, notch, RUTTED = rutted.
    • Eng: RAVINE = gorge, hollow, ravine, hollow. See also the word RYTVINA.
    • Eng: GROTTO = grotto, cave.
    • Spa: GRUTA = grotto, cave.
    • Gre: rutidda (RUTIDA, those. RITIDA) = wrinkle. Wrinkle – this «pothole» on the face; wrinkled face. And tafrojj (TAFROS, those. TAFROS) = ditch, ditch, fromditch, ditch, from: VYRYT' when rearrangingwhen rearranging: VRT ===> TVRS .
  • Rus: RYABINA.
    • Ger: EBERESCHE = Rowan.
    • Eng: ROWAN = Rowan. Transition B-V.
  • Rus: RYABCHIK, bird. In one sense bush with the word RYABOY, that is motley.
    • Ger: REBHUHN = gray partridge.
  • Rus: RYAB'. Speckled, ribbed, rough surface, for example, grated. Rib, ribbed.
    • Ger: REIBE = grater, REIBEN = to rub, RIFFELN = groove.
    • Eng: RUB = to rub, RIPPLE = ripple.
  • Rus: RYAD, PORYADOK. And GORODIT', do OGRADU, that is, put in a long row, one after another, identical pegs or stakes of the fence. See also the word above. ORDA and derivatives from it. From hereFrom here: GRADUS, RITUAL.
    • Lat: E-RUDIO = instruct, train, improve. As well as Latin GRADUS = ladder, step, step, movement, degree. Ladder is RYAD stairs.
    • Lat: RATIO = order, score, count, list, list, plan, RITE = according to the established ceremony, correctly, RITUS = ritual, religious rite, custom, RATUS = count, RATUS SUM = think (i.e RYAD SUT' - AuthAuth.).
    • Ger: RITUAL = ritual.
    • Eng: DEGREE = stage, RITUAL = ritual.
    • Fre: RITE = ritual.
    • Spa: GRADO = stage, RED = net mesh, RITO = ritual.
  • Rus: RYAD, RYADIT', that is smart to reason. See also the word RADA (advice). From hereFrom here: ERUDIT, ERUDITSIYA.
    • Lat: ERUDITE = scientifically educated, ERUDITIO = learning, education, training, ERUDITUS = educated, experienced, skillful, ERUDIO = to train.
    • Lat: RATIO = reason, reason, rationality, sense, learning.
    • Ger: RAT = advice, RATHAUS = the town hall, that is, the house SOVETA.
    • Eng: READ = interpret read.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: ERUDITION = erudition.
    • Ita: ERUDIZIONE = erudition.
    • Spa: ERUDICION = erudition.
    • Swe: RADA = advise.

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  • Rus: SABLYA. In one bush with the word SBIL (with legs for examplewith legs for example).
    • Ger: SÄBEL = saber.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SABRE, SABER = saber. Transition L-R.
    • Ita: SCIABOLA = saber.
    • Spa: SABLE = saber.
  • Rus: SAD, from the word SADIT', plant in the ground.
    • Lat: SATA = crops or plantings, SATUS = sowing, planting, planting. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: SOW = sow. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> w Latin (turned the letter). Or English SOW derived from Russian SOVAT' seeds in the ground.
    • Gre: dasojj (DASOS, those. DASOS) = forest. Back reading.
  • Rus: SADIT', VSADIT', for example, a knife at the enemy, bySADIT' On stake.
    • Lat: SUDUS = stake, pile, spike, spike, spiked stake.
  • Rus: SAZHA.
    • Ger: ASCHE = ash, ash.
    • Eng: ASH = ash, ashash, ash; SOOT = soot.
    • Fre: SUIE = soot.
    • Spa: CENIZA = the ashes.
  • Rus: SAZHAT', SAZHAYU plant in the ground. Hence the word "sapling".
    • Lat: SAGITTA = arrow tip of young shoot, SEGES = sowing, field, soil, SEGETALIS = growing among the loaves.
    • Eng: SAGO = croup.
  • Rus: SAZHAT', VSAZHIVAT' boom, VSADIT' knife at the enemy. And also the Russian word SKHOD, that is, when the arrow SKHODIT with a bow (arrow left), shot.
    • Lat: SAGITTA = arrow, SAGITTO = shoot arrows, SAGITTULA = small arrow, SAGITTARIUS = shooter, archer (i.e SAZHAT'+TORYU, thrust boom, tory, pave the way boom - Autothrust boom, tory, pave the way boom - Auto.), SAGITTIFER = carrying arrow. Transition ZH-G. As well as Latin SAGITTATIO = shooting; could occur from VSAZHIVAT' arrow on target.
    • Ger: SCHÜTZE = shooter.
    • Eng: SAGITTAL = swept.
    • Eng: SHOT = shot, SHOOT = shooting, SHOOTER = shooter. And also pay attention to the Russian word SHIT'. English SHOOT reads like "shot". maybe, SHOOT - from the word SHIT'. Until now, in Russian they say "flash bullets", "flash arrow". Arrow and bullet pierce holes, like an awl.
  • Rus: SALO, SALIT' (smudgesmudge).
    • Lat: SUILLUS = pork.
    • Eng: SULLY = smudge.
    • Fin: SILAVA = fat.
  • Rus: SAL'NAYA joke or greasy phrase, SAL'NOST', that is a dirty, lustful joke.
    • Lat: SALAX = lustful, exciting lust, SALACITAS = lustfulness.
  • Rus: SAM, SEMYA, SEM'YA. The concurrency proposed below is a hypothesis..
    • Lat: SEMI = prefix meaning: half, half-, floor-. Probably in the old Slavic language the word SAM sometimes considered "half the family". Until now, speaking of the spouse, sometimes expressed as: "my half". The Bible also speaks of Adam’s male section into two parts — a woman was created from Adam’s rib.. So a man and a woman were treated as two POLOVINY single whole. In Russian, the word POL on the one hand points to POLOVINU, and on the other hand means POL in terms of POLOVOGO PRIZNAKA, that is - a man or a woman. Therefore the word SAM, emphasizing that I would do something myself, without the participation of anyone else, could also sound in the sense of "half". That is, I, SAM, I am half the family. Also, probably not by chance the wordsAlso, probably not by chance the words' SAM, SEMYA and SEM'YA sound close enough. It is possible that when creating a Latin language the word POL in the sense of gender, it was regarded solely as POL in terms of "POLOVINA something". That is, narrowed the meaning of the Russian word POL, retained only one of his two meanings. With the participation of consoles SEMI in Latin, many words have been formed, meaning "half of something". for example, SEMI-BOS = semi-tongue. By the way, here it is also appropriate to recall that in the old Russian language DVE pennies were sometimes called SEMISHNIK [223]. That is the word here SEMI associated with the number DVA.
    • Eng: SEMI- = (prefix) in compound words, means half, partial.
    • Eng: SAME = same, same. It happened from Russian SAM, same SAMYY. Expression THE SAME derived from Russian TOT SAMYY, TE SAMYE.
  • Rus: SAM GULYAYU, SAM+GULYAT', walk alone. That is to be apart from everyone else, to be lonely. From hereFrom here: SINGULYARNOST', SINGULYARNYY.===>>>
    • Lat: SINGULI = singly, separately, each separately, SINGULUS = single, single, single, SINGULARIS = single, separate, personal, one of a kind, special, SINGULATIUM = apart, SINGULARITAS = loneliness, idle, SINGULARITER = separately, separately, singly (i.e SAM GULYAYU TORYU road - Auto.), separate.
    • Eng: SINGULAR = singular, SINGULARITY = originality, originality, oddity. Hence the mathematical meaning of the word SINGULARITY as a "feature", "special point".
    • Ita: SINGOLO = single.
  • Rus: SAM+LITSO. That is, "he himself is like a face," like,. From hereFrom here: SIMULIROVAT', SIMULYATSIYA.
    • Lat: SIMILIS = similar, similar, SIMILITER = like, SIMILE, SIMILITUDO = similarity, SIMULO = imitate.
    • Eng: SIMILE = comparison, SIMILAR = similar, similar, similar, SIMIA (humanoid) a monkey, SIMIAN = monkey-like ape.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SIMULATION = simulation.
    • Ita: SIMULAZIONE = simulation.
    • Spa: SIMULACION = simulation.
  • Rus: SAMOVAR.
    • Ger: SAMOWAR = samovar.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: SAMOVAR = samovar.
    • Fin: SAMOVAARI = samovar.
  • Rus: SAMOTNOST', self-love. Samotovschina (North.) arbitrariness. Samka, yakat, put yourself everywhere first or speak the way and inappropriate [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: SAMATACI = screamer. Wed with the Russian "himself suchWed with the Russian "himself such!".
  • Rus: SARAY. See also words KHATA, SHATER.
    • Ger: SCHEUER = barn. Transition S-SH.
    • Eng: SHED = barn.
  • Rus: SARAFAN, type of clothing. In old Russian, the same word was pronounced FEREZEYA or FEREZEI [282:1], h.2, with.434-438. Here we are faced with two old ways of reading the same Slavic wordHere we are faced with two old ways of reading the same Slavic word: SARAFAN <===> FEREZEI, during the transition S-Z. Hence the Polish FEREZEYA = ferezya formal dress.
    • Lat: FORENSIS, FORENSIA = elegant attire.
  • Rus: SAKHAR. Maybe a word SAKHAR comes from the word SOKHRANYU, since sugar is an excellent preservative in food storage, in the manufacture of jam, etc.. This is especially clearly seen in the form in which the Russian word SOKHRANYU entered into «ancient» Latin languageLatin language: SACCHARON = sugar.
    • Lat: SACCHARON = sugar.
    • Ger: ZUCKER = sugar. Transition S-TS and KH-K.
    • Eng: SUGAR = sugar.
    • Tur: SEKER = sugar.
    • Fin: COKERI = sugar.
    • Gre: zacarrh (ZACARH, those. ZAKHARI) = sugar; zacarwtta (ZACARWTA, those. ZAKHAROTA) = sweets.
  • Rus: SBIT', SBIL. For example, suddenly, suddenly SBIT' with legs, SBIT' confused.
    • Lat: SUBITO = out of the blue, SUBITUM = suddenness, SUBITUS = sudden, unexpected.
    • Eng: SPAT = clap.
    • Spa: SUBITO = out of the blue.
    • Gre: sfalllw (SFALLW, those. SFALLO) = err, sfalmaa (SFALMA, those. SFALMA) = mistake, delusion. FromFrom: SBIL (confused). Transition B-P.
  • Rus: SBOR, SOBERU, SOBRAT', for example, hay in a stack, SOBRAT' in one pile, SOBRAT' together a group of individuals, SOBRAT' DEN'GI. From hereFrom here: KOOPERATSIYA.
    • Lat: COOPERATIO = cooperation. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and B-P.
    • Ger: SCHOBER = stack. Transition S-SH.
    • Eng: COOPERATE = cooperate, COOPERATION = cooperation, cooperation.
    • Gre: eisprattww (EISPRATTW, those. EISPRATTO) = collect taxes charge. FromFrom: SOBIRAT'. Further, eisforra (EISFORA, those. EISFORA) = contribution, installment, fromcontribution, installment, from: SBOR, during the transition B-P-F.
  • Rus: SBOR, SOBIRAT', SBEREG, SBERECH'. In particular, SOBIRAT' food on the table, SBERECH' food, that is, stock up for the future.
    • Lat: CIBOR = eat, CIBARUS = edible, food, CIBARIA = edibles, food and so on.
    • Ger: SPAREN = save. German SPEICHERN = put in a barn SBEREGAT'. No vowels SPEICHERN sounds like SPKHR or SBKHR = saved.
    • Eng: SPARE = spare, save.
  • Rus: SVALILSYA. As well as words KOM+VILSYA, SO+VILSYA, ZAVILSYA, "IZVILSYA", since with convulsions a man coils, writhes, curls up in KOM, KOMOK. From hereFrom here: KONVUL'SIYA.
    • Lat: CONVULSIO = cramp, CONVULSUS = convulsive. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CONVULSE = shake (physical action), convulse, CONVULSIVE = convulsive.
    • Fre: CONVULSION = convulsion.
  • Rus: SVARA, i.e. fight, fight.
    • Eng: WAR = war, SWORD = sword.
  • Rus: SVERZIT'. And KOM+VERCHU or ZAVERCHU, screw up, SO+VERCHU, "IZVERCHU". From hereFrom here: KONVERSIYA.
    • Lat: CONVERSIO = coup, change, transformation. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CONVERSE = turned, inverted, opposite, opposite, CONVERSION = change from one to another, transformation, change, transition from one state to another.
  • Rus: SVERLO.
    • Ger: QUIRLEN = whirl. Recall that Latin U often written asoften written as V.
    • Eng: SWIRL = whirl.
  • Rus: SVERKH, SVERKHU. See also the word above. SBOR, SOBERU in a bunch. And PERSHIY, i.e. first one. From here: prefix SUPER-.
    • Lat: SUPER = overhead prefix. In addition, Latin SUPER matter: above, above, above. Apparently, this form came out of the Russian word SVERKH, SVERKHU, during the transition V-U and KH-R.
    • Lat: SUPERA = heights, higher areas, SUPERBE = proudly arrogant, SUPERBIA = arrogance, arrogance, pride, SUPERBUS = arrogant, SUPERI = heavenly gods, SUPERIOR = higher up, SUPERNA, SUPERNE = top height, SUPERO = shoot up, SUPERUS = upper, higher, heavenly. Transition V-U and KH-R.
    • Eng: SUPER = in excess of.
  • Rus: SVERKH+DAYU. That is, I give more of the position.
    • Lat: SUPER-ADDO = add.
  • Rus: SVERKH+ZRYACHIY, that is, seeing far.
    • Lat: SUPER-SPICIO = look away. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
  • Rus: SVERKH+IDU, SVERKH+TORYU, that is, I work hard, pave the way.
    • Lat: SUPERATIO = overcoming, SUPERATOR = winner.
  • Rus: SVERKH+LETA', that is, "over+years ", pass through many years.
    • Lat: SUPER-ADULTUS = crossed maturity.
  • Rus: SVERKH+LIT', i.e. overflow.
    • Lat: SUPERLATIO = exaggeration, SUPERLATIVUS = excellent, SUPERLATUS = exaggerated.
  • Rus: SVERKH+MERYAT', that is to measure too much.
    • Lat: SUPER-METIOR = measure beyond measure. Permutation MRT ===> MTR. See also expression SVERKH+META or SVERKH+METIT'.
  • Rus: SVERKH+RECH', that is, say something extra.
    • Lat: SUPER-DICO = additionally say add. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: SVERKH+STYANUT', SVERKH+STRUNIT', that is, to pull very tight.
    • Lat: SUPER-STRINGO = squeeze. And also see the word STRENOZHIT' (horse), which could turn into Latin STRINGO.
  • Rus: SVERKHU BEGU, that is, run across something.
    • Lat: SUPER-FUGIO = run through (something), run across. Transition B-F.
  • Rus: SVERKHU BLESHCHU.
    • Lat: SUPER-FULGEO = illuminate from above. Transition B-F and SHCH-G.
  • Rus: SVERKHU BRYZGAYU.
    • Lat: SUPER-SPERGO = splatter, SUPER-ASPERGO = sprinkle on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU VALYU, SVERKHU VALIT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-VOLVO = roll.
  • Rus: SVERKHU VEDU.
    • Lat: SUPER-VADO = go over.
  • Rus: SVERKHU VESHAT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-VESTIO = clothe. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SVERKHU VODNYY, that is, pour water on top.
    • Lat: SUPER-FUNDO = pour from above pour. Transition V-F and permutation: waterwater = VDN ===> VND = fundo. And SUPER-UNDO = abound; during the transition V-U and permutationand permutation: VDN ===> VND.
  • Rus: SVERKHU GRESTI, for example raking the ground up.
    • Lat: SUPER-GESTUS = piled up. Couple GR moved to G Latin, because Russian and Latin g differ only in orientation. As well as Latin SUPERGRESSUS = beyond measure.
  • Rus: SVERKHU GORA, that is, put a mountain on top of something.
    • Lat: SUPER-AGGERO = fall asleep on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU DAYU, SVERKHU DAT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-DO, DEDI, DATUM = lay on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU DOLOZHU, SVERKHU atLOZHU', that is, put on top.
    • Lat: SUPER-DELIGO = tether on top, SUPER-ILLIGO = tether on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU EDA, that is, eat, and then "add more food on top," eat.
    • Lat: SUPER-EDO = bite.
  • Rus: SVERKHU ZAROS, that is, something has grown on top, SVERKHU NARASTI.
    • Lat: SUPER-CRESCO = grow from above, SUPER-INCRESCO = grow from above. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SVERKHU ZNAK, that is, put a mark on something.
    • Lat: SUPER-SIGNO = to seal.
  • Rus: SVERKHU LETAT', SVERKHU ULETET'.
    • Lat: SUPER-VOLITO = flit on top, fly over anyone, SUPER-VOLO = fly over. Transition U-V.
  • Rus: SVERKHU NAKRIVIT'SYA.
    • Lat: SUPER-INCURVATUS = bent over.
  • Rus: SVERKHU NASTROIT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-INSTRUO = build on.
  • Rus: SVERKHU NASYADU.
    • Lat: SUPER-INCIDO = fall from above. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SVERKHU+NATYAG, that is, pull on top.
    • Lat: SUPER-INTEGO = cover from above.
  • Rus: SVERKHU OBROYU, SVERKHU OBRUSHU.
    • Lat: SUPER-OBRUO = throw up.
  • Rus: SVERKHU OSEMENIT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-SEMINO = re-sow.
  • Rus: SVERKHU POL'YU, SVERKHU POLIT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-FLUO = pour over the edge, SUPERFLUO = unnecessarily, SUPER-FLUUS = overflowing, SUPER-EFFLUO = overflow, SUPERFLUITAS = redundancy. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: SVERKHU REZHU.
    • Lat: SUPER-RADO, RASUM = scrape off the top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU SKRIPET' (pen), that is, write on top of something. OrOr: SVERKHU SKREPIT', SVERKHU SKREPA.
    • Lat: SUPER-SCRIBO, SCRIPTUM = write over, SUPER-SCRIPTIO = inscription.
  • Rus: SVERKHU SPAT' (SPLYU).
    • Lat: SUPER-CUBO = lay on top. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and P-B.
  • Rus: SVERKHU STOYU.
    • Lat: SUPER-STO = stand on top of something, SUPER-SISTO, STITI = get on with anything, SUPER-ASTO = stand up.
  • Rus: SVERKHU STROYU.
    • Lat: SUPER-STRUO = build on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU SYADU, SVERKHU OSYADU.
    • Lat: SUPER-SEDEO, SEDI, SESSUM = sit on top, SUPER-SIDO = sit down.
    • Lat: SUPER-CADO, CECIDI = fall from above. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SVERKHU TORYU, that is, paving the way from above.
    • Lat: SUPER-FERO = carry through swim through. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: SVERKHU TYN, that is, build a wall (tyn) on top of.
    • Lat: SUPER-MUNIO = protect from above. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: SVERKHU TYAGA, that is, pull something over the top.
    • Lat: SUPER-TEGO = cover on top.
  • Rus: SVERKHU TYANUT', SVERKHU STYANUT'.
    • Lat: SUPER-TENDO = pull over, SUPER-EXTENDO = pull over. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: SVERKHU UKOLOT' (KOL).
    • Lat: SUPER-CILIUM = overhang. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: SVERKHU TSAPAYU.
    • Lat: SUPER-OCCUPO = catch by surprise.
  • Rus: SVERKH+KHOLM, that is a big hill.
    • Lat: SUPECILIUM = elevation. Transition: Russian X ===> C Latin. Or fromOr from: SVERKHU + KOL.
  • Rus: SVET, SVETLYY, SVETILO, SVETIL.
    • Lat: STELLA = star, firefly, sun, planet, comet.
    • Eng: STELLAR = star, SWEET = cute, nice.
    • Gre: fwtizzw (FOTIZW, those. FOTIZO) = shine, fwwj (FWS, those. FOS) = shine, fwtismojj (FOTISMOS, those. FOTISMOS) = light lighting. Transition T-F(phi) and permutation: shineshine = SVT ===> FTS = photiso. And, diafwtizzw (DIAFOTIZW, those. DIAFOTIZO) = shed light, diafotissh (DIAFOTISH, those. DIAFOTIZI) = clearing. FromFrom: DEYU+SVET. Further, spiqqa (SPIQA, those. SPITA) = spark fromspark from: SVET, during the transition V-P.
  • Rus: SVIL, to twist.
    • Lat: COPULA = rope, string, rope. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition V-P.
    • Eng: COPULA = bundle, bundle, bundle.
  • Rus: SVIL'NUT' to the side, SVIL'NUL.
    • Lat: CAVILLOR = dodge. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: CAVILLING = balefaction.
  • Rus: SVINTIT', twirl.
    • Ger: SCHWINDEL = dizziness. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SVIN'YA, SALO.
    • Lat: SUMEN = pig, SUILE = pork barn, SUILLA = pork, SUILLUS = pork. Transition V-U and N-M-L.
    • Ger: SCHWEIN = pig. Read as SHVAYN, and in view of the transition of sound C to W, this is the same as SVAYN, that is, simply SVIN'YA.
    • Eng: SWINE = pig, SWINISH = swinish.
  • Rus: SVISTEL, SVIST, whistlewhistle; SVIRISTET'.
    • Lat: FISTULA = pipe, pipe. Curious that latin FISTULA also translated as "fistula". Probably, here we see the confusion that the Western Europeans perceived the words "fistula" and "whistle" as close in meaning.
    • Ger: ZWITSCHERN = tweet.
    • Eng: FISTULA = pipe, WHISTLE = whistling.
    • Gre: sfurizww (SFURIZW, those. SFIRIZO) = whistle; sfurigmma (SFURIGMA, those. SFIRIGMA) = whistling. FromFrom: SVIRISHCHU, transition V-F and SHCH-G.
  • Rus: SVIT', SVITKA, SVITOK, SVIVAL scroll, VIL. From here – word BIBLIYA, during the transition V-B. From here and BIBLIOTEKA - the place where the scrolls were kept. Word BIBLIOTEKA, probably come from SVITOK+TYANU (TYAGA), that is, take a scroll. See also twist in the meaning of wrapping, dressing, scroll - top wide, long clothes in general, uniform [223], [225] V. Dahl. Hence the word SVITER, and PULOVER – fromfrom: VIL+VERCHU, i.e «I pitchfork and spit wool» (knitknit).
    • Sco: CWITE = jacket, uniform. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: bibliio (BIBLIO, those. BIBLIO or VIVLIO) = book, biblojj (BIBLOS, those. BIBLOS) = Bible. From: I SVIVAL scroll. Transition V-B. And further – big bush words including BIBLIO-VIVLIO, eg, bibliofilooj (BIBLIOFILOS, those. BIBLIOFILOS) = book lover and so on. Indeed, before people wrote on scrolls that SVIVALI. The bound book, consisting of separate sheets, appeared later, see the book. «Biblical Russia», ch.2. Word BIBLIYA included in many languagesincluded in many languages: BIBLE in English, BIBLE in French and so on.
    • Ger: BIBLIOTHEK = library. FromFrom: SVITOK+TYAGA (TYANU, taketake).
    • Fre: BIBLIOTHEQUE = library.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: BIBLIOTECA = library. FurtherFurther:
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: PULLOVER = pullover.
    • Eng: +
    • Spa: SUETER = sweater.
    • Fre: SWEATER = sweater.
  • Rus: SVOY, SVOI, SVOYAK, by-SVOYSKI, SVOYSKIY, OSVOIT', OSVOIL. And also see the word SVYAZ', SOYUZ. From hereFrom here: «TSIVIL'NYY» (suit for examplesuit for example).
    • Lat: SUI = your (those. relatives, relatives, friends, companionsthose. relatives, relatives, friends, companions), SUUS = your. Transition V-U.
    • Lat: CIVICUS = domestic, civil, CIVILIS = civil, CIVILITAS = courtesy, CIVIS = citizen, CIVITAS = civil, community, government. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Or it could come from the word SVYAZ', SVYAZAL, since citizens are bound by the rules of the hostel.
    • Eng: CIVIL = civil, CIVICS = citizenship, rights and obligations of citizens, civil matters. See also the word SVYAZ', SOYUZ.
  • Rus: SVYAZ', SVYAZAT', SVYAZAL, SVYAZYVAYU, SVYAZHU, SVYAZAN, SVYAZANNYY. As well as the word SOYUZ from the same meaning bush as SVYAZ'. From hereFrom here: SOTSIAL'NYY.
    • Lat: CIVIS = citizen, CIVILIS, CIVICUS = civil, CIVITAS = citizenship. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: SOCIUS = satellite, comrade, ally, joint, common, SOCIO = combine, combine, marry, SOCIA = girlfriend or companion, SOCIABILIS = close, close (i.e SOYUZ BYL - AuthAuth.), SOCIALIA = Allied affairs, SOCIALIS = companionable, SOCIALITAS = society, inner circle, SOCIETAS = community, common, union, partnership, company, complicity. From here there was a large semblance of Latin words..
    • Lat: CO-NECTO = to tie, CONEXIO = connection, CONEXIVUS = connecting, CONEXUS = connected. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition V-N, so like latin "n" and "v" differ only in orientation, see table..1. And CONEXUM = logical connection; derived from SVYAZAT', SVYAZAN, because a transition has been added to the above transitions: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: CON-SOCIO = unite, CONSOCIUS = partner in crime. From Russian KOM+SOYUZ or SO+SOYUZ, that is, "com" = group of allies, company.
    • Lat: For the same reasons, Latin words CONSOCIATIO = Union, CONSOCIATUS = closely related, CON-SOLIDO = consolidate; come from KOM+SOYUZ, KOM+SLIT'.
    • Lat: CONVICTIO = living together, CONVICTOR = inseparable satellite, CONVICTUS = living together. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is SVYAZAT' = SVZT ===> SNVZT = CONVICTIO, or derived from KOM+VYAZAT'.
    • Eng: SOCIETY = community, public.
    • Eng: CONNECT = connect(camping), combine(camping), interlock, CONNEXION, CONNECTION = connection (at all), binding, joining, articulation, joining. Could occur from SVYAZAN, SVYAZANNYY, SVYAZAT'.
  • Rus: SGIBAT', fold.
    • Ger: BUG = fold. Reverse word reading.
    • Eng: BUGLE = horn, hunting horn. That is something curved, crooked horn or horn.
    • Por: GIBA = hump.
  • Rus: SGOVOR, that is, agree on something.
    • Ger: SCHWUR = oath, SCHWÖREN = swear.
  • Rus: SGODIT'SYA, from the word GODNYY. That is something usefulThat is something useful: SGODITSYA, fits.
    • Ger: ZUGUTE = be useful.
  • Rus: SGRESTI, ZAGRESTI, pile up a bunch, add.
    • Lat: SUGGESTIO = addition, increase, SUGGESTUS = mound, SUGGESTUM = mound, SUG-GERO = put on. Transition: Russian ===> g Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Lat: CONGESTIO = heaping, pouring, falling asleep. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition R-L-N. I.e SGRST ===> SRGST.
    • Eng: SUGGEST = suggest, suggest, prompt, suggest, suggest. It is seen that the modern English meaning of the word SUGGEST already removed from its original, old meaning (see above), but nevertheless traces of primary value survived. In fact, “offer”, “inspire” means DOBAVIT' something to the already existing.
    • Eng: CONGEST = fill up, overfill, accumulate, accumulate, cluster, pile up, pile up.
  • Rus: SDIRAT', SDERU, SDYORNU.
    • Eng: STRIP = rip off. Transition D-T and the transition t to d-p.
    • Gre: gdernnw (GDERNW, those. GDERNO) = rip off. FromFrom: SDERNU during the transition G-S-K. In addition, G and «angular C» in the shape of < were written like.
  • Rus: SDOKH, DOKHLYY, TUKHLYY, ZATKHLYY, the fire TUKHNET. And DUKH in the sense of "smell" stinks withTUKH.
    • Eng: DEATH = death, DEAD = dead, DIE = die.
    • Ger: TOD = death.
  • Rus: SE = this, here.
    • Lat: CE = here, here, ECCE = here. For example, Latin CEDO = go, move, go; could occur from a phrase SE+IDU. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: ECCE = lo, look, look.
    • Fre: CE = this, this, then.
  • Rus: SEBE, myself SOBOY.
    • Lat: IPSE = by himself. Transition B-P and permutation SB ===> BS.
  • Rus: SEVRYUGA.
    • Ger: SCHERG = stellate sturgeon. Transition S-SH.
    • Eng: stellatte STURGEON = stellate sturgeon. Transition V-U.
  • Rus: SEDLO.
    • Ger: SATTEL = saddle. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: SADDLE = saddle.
    • Fre: SELLE = saddle. Clearly visible origin from the Russian word SEL, for example, sat in the saddle, etc..
  • Rus: SE+ZHIT', that is - it is+live. For example, thinking means living. See, for example, the expression: I think, therefore, I exist. Or see the word SUDIT', SUZHU, judge.
    • Lat: COGITO = think, think, reason, COGITATIO = thinking, thinking, thought. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: COGITATE = ponder.
  • Rus: SEKALO, SECH'.
    • Ger: SICHEL = sickle. Transition K-KH.
    • Eng: SICKLE = sickle.
  • Rus: SEKIRA. Type of military weapons. From the word SECH'.
    • Lat: SECURUS, SECURIS = battle ax, ax.
    • Eng: SECURE = guard, protect, protect, (military.) provide security strengthenprovide security strengthen; SECURITY = safety, security, protection. See also the word SOKHRANYU.
  • Rus: SEKU, USEKU, USECH', USEKAT', USEKAL, ISSECH', SECH'. From hereFrom here: SEKTOR, SEGMENT.
    • Lat: SECO, SECUI, SECTUM = chop, cut, dismember, shear, dissect, SECTIO = section, dismemberment, anatomy, operation, cut (that is, "truncate" the fabric in the manufacture of clothing - Avtthat is, "truncate" the fabric in the manufacture of clothing - Avt.), SECESSIO = split, SECESSUS = secession, SECTIO = cutting, SECTOR = cutting, SECTARIUS = castrated, castrated, SECTILIS = carved, SECTURA = cutting, SUCCIDO = chop down, SUCUSSIO = cutting.
    • Lat: SICA = dagger, murder, ASCIA = ax, CISUM = cut, cut.
    • Lat: SICILIO = reap a sickle, SICILIS = sickle, SICULA = small dagger. From Russian USEKAL. From here, most likely, the word SICLUS = (Heb.) shekel, shekel, - silver coin. As the coins previously used stumps of silver ingot or wire. Her SEKLI, dissected, cut into small pieces of approximately the same size that were used as money.
    • Lat: SAUCIO = hit, kill, SAUCIUS = wounded, worn out, plowed, SAUCIATIO = wound, SAUCIETAS = malaise.
    • Lat: SCISSIO = splinter, splinter, gap, crack, SCISSILIS = splintered, torn, tattered, SCISSUS = torn. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Eng: SEGMENT = segment. Probably derived from the word SEKU, OTSEKAT', OTSECHENNYY.
    • Eng: SECTION = cut, section, cut, cut, SECTOR = mark up, SECTIONAL = split, composite, sectional, SECTIONALLY = piecewise.
    • Eng: SECTILITY = workability.
  • Rus: SEKU+REZHU, USEKAT'+REZHU.
    • Lat: CICATRIX = scar. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CICATRICE = scar, CICATRIZE = heal, heal, drag on (about the woundabout the wound).
  • Rus: SEL, USELSYA, also in the sense of hiding. Hence the word ZAL, KHOLL, as a room where they sit.
    • Lat: SELLA = saddle, chair, chair, sofa, SELLARIA = room with chairs, SELLARIS = seating, SELLULA = small chair, SOLIUM = throne.
    • Lat: AS-SELLO = excrete as feces, AS-SELLOR = defecate. Derived from AZ SEL, that is, I SEL. From here ASSESSIO = seat beside presence. I.e AZ SIZHU, I SIZHU. Hence the same from the Russian word SIDET' Latin words such as AS-SIDEO = be near, AS-SIDO, SEDI = sit down, ASSESSUS = seat, etc..
    • Ger: SESSEL = armchairarmchair; ASYL = shelter.
    • Eng: ASYLUM = shelter. Wed Russian SELENIE.
    • Ger: SAAL = Hall.
    • Fre: SALLE = Hall.
    • Spa: ASILO = shelter, SALA = Hall.
    • Gre: sella (SELA, those. SELA) = saddle; salla (SALA, those. SALA) = hall, salon. And cool (COL, those. KHOL) = Hall. Confused Z crossed out andcrossed out and c.
  • Rus: SE+LAPA, ZA+LAPA, «ZALAPAT'».
    • Lat: COLAPHUS = punch. The transition from Russian to C latin.
  • Rus: SELENIE, SELYANE. And also Russian SELO, POSELENIE, SEL on the ground that is settled, OSEL. Hence the greek POLIS = city. By the way, the word “universe” probably originated from the combination “all settlements”, that is, the totality of all human settlements on earth.. Further, from hereFurther, from here: KOLONIYA, KOLONIST, POLITIKA.
    • Lat: COLONA = villager, COLONIA = settlement, city, colony, immigrants, people, COLONUS = villager, resident of the colony, colon, COLO, COLUI, CULTUM = dwell. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Hence, for example, the name of the famous German city of Cologne, which was written earlier as COLN and meant "colony".
    • Eng: COLONIST = settler colonist, COLONIZE = settle, COLONIAL = colonial dweller.
    • Gre: asuloo (ASULO, those. ASILO) = shelter. And p polhjj (POLHS, those. POLIS) = urban, polhh (POLH, those. POLI), polhteiia (POLITEIA, , those. POLITEIA) = city ​​fromcity ​​from: POSELIT'. Further, polithhj (POLITHS, those. POLITIS) = citizen; politikojj ( POLITHKOS, those. POLITIKOS) = civil. From hereFrom here: POLITIKA.
  • Rus: SELIT'SYA, POSELOK, OSEDLYY.
    • Ger: SIEDELN = settle down, SIEDLUNG = village.
  • Rus: SELYUS'. Or see the word OKOLO, that is, to settle OKOLO something, post nearby.
    • Lat: COLLOCO = settle down. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: COLLOCATE = arrange.
  • Rus: SEMENA+RAMA, i.e. space for seeds. From here, the word most likely originated. SEMINARIYA, that is the place ("frame"), where children are taught, where seeds of knowledge are laid in them, "a hotbed of knowledge". Hence the modern word SEMINAR. Or the word SEMINARIYA came from SEMENA+ORU (the seeds+digging), i.e SEMENA+VSPAKHIVAYU, loosen minds and sow the seeds of knowledge.
    • Lat: SEMINARIUM = hotbed, workshop, SEMINARIUS = seminal.
    • Eng: SEMINARY = cradle, nursery, nursery, educational institution, school, college, seminary, seminar, SEMINAR = seminar, conference of specialists, advanced training courses, SEMINARIAN = seminarian.
  • Rus: SEM'+DYRA, that is, seven holes.
    • Lat: SEPTI-FORIS = having seven holes. Transition D-T-F (phiphi).
  • Rus: SEM' NOCHEY, that is, seven days a week.
    • Eng: SENNIGHT = a week. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: SEM' NOCHEY + DNEY.
    • Eng: SENNIGHT DAY = weekly period. Transition M-N.
  • Rus: SEMYA, SEMENA, SEYAT', OSEMENIT'. From here (see above) the word happened SEMINARIYA, that is, a school where scholarship seeds are planted. And SEMINAR. From here – from SEMENI – words are probably happening SEM'YANIN, SEM'YA, SEMEYSTVO.
    • Lat: SEMEN, SEMINA = seed, seed, germ, beginning, source, generation, descendant, SEMINO = sow, SEMENTIS = sowing, seed, sow, seedlings, SEMENTO = give seed, SEMINALIA = crops, SEMINATIO = seeding, fertilization, SEMINATOR = sower, SEMINIUM = seed (an animalan animal), SEMENTIVUS = sowing, SEMINOSUS = full seed.
    • Lat: SEMINARIUM = school, nursery.
    • Ger: SÄEN = sow, SAME(N) = seed, SAAT = seed.
    • Eng: SEED = seed, sow, SEMEN = seed, SOW = sow. From Russian SEYAT'. Further, SEAT, SET = plant, SET = seedling, planting material.
    • Eng: SEMINATION = seeding, fertilization.
    • Eng: SEMINAR = seminar.
    • Fre: SEMER = sow, SEMENCE = seed.
  • Rus: SENO.
    • Ger: SENNE = mountain pasture.
    • Eng: SENNIT = braided line. As well as english SENNIT LINE = braided line; could occur from expression SENO+LEN.
    • Gre: sanno (SANO, those. SANO) = hay.
  • Rus: SEREBRO.
    • Ger: SILBER = silver.
    • Eng: SILVER = silver. Transition R-L and B-V, so from SRBR happened SLVR.
  • Rus: SERDITYY.
    • Hun: SERTO = offensive, SERTODES = offense.
  • Rus: SERDTSE.
    • Lat: CORDIS, COR = a heart. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: CORCILLUM, CORCULUM = heart. Latin C and Russian C are spelled the same way, so K and C(C) were confused.
    • Ger: HERZ = a heart. Transition S-KH.
    • Eng: HEART = a heart. Here is a parallel with the Slavic SERDTSE became more foggy. Transition S-KH, i.e Z-H, i.e: Russian C, W ===> H is Latin, and since Latin Z and N differ only in orientation, and Russian N and H Latin spelled the same.
    • Gre: kardiia (KARDIA, those. KARDIA) = a heart. And akardooj (AKARDOS, those. AKARDOS) = heartless. Here a – negation.
    • Fre: COEUR = a heart.
    • Ita: CUORE = a heart.
    • Spa: CORAZON = a heart.
  • Rus: SERP, VSPOROT'.
    • Lat: HARPE = (grech.) sickle, saber curve, harpoon. Transition C or W - X.
    • Ger: SPORN = spur.
    • Eng: SPIRE = spike. And SHARP = acute.
  • Rus: SERYY evening, end of day, gray, darkening sky. By the way, the word VECHER, in Lithuanian, VACAR, could occur from a combination of "In CHERNOTU", that is, closer to the night".
    • Lat: SERUS = late, twilight, late afternoon, SERUM = late, SERO, SERA = late.
  • Rus: SETOVAT', POSETOVAT' (on anything), i.e. grieve.
    • Eng: UPSET = grieve; crash (of plans), malaise; frustrated.
  • Rus: SECHENIE, OTSEKAT', SEKU’.
    • Ger: SCHNITT = section.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SECTION = section.
    • Ita: SEZIONE = section.
    • Spa: SECCION = section.
  • Rus: SEYAT', SADIT', SEV.
    • Lat: SATIO = sowing, sowing, crops, SATO = usually sow or plant, SATUS = sowing, planting, planting, SATOR = sower (transition: Russian me ===> R Latin - AutoR Latin - Auto.), SATIVUS = (about plants) planting season.
    • Lat: SATO, SERO, SEVI, SATUM = sow, SITUM = dot.
    • Eng: SEED = sow. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: SOW = sow. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> w Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: SEYAT'+GOTOV or SEYAT'+GODNOE.
    • Ger: SAATGUT = the seeds.
  • Rus: SZHAT'. And also see the word KASAT'SYA.
    • Lat: COAXATIO = compound fit. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SIG (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: SIIKA = whitefish.
  • Rus: SIGAT', that is to jump. see also SHAGAT', SIGAL.
    • Eng: CIGALA, CICALA = cicada.
    • Fre: CIGALE = grasshopper.
  • Rus: SIDELI, "sat well". Usually used in describing a fun and long feast, revel, holiday: "sat well, drank a lot.
    • Lat: SODALIS = drinking companion, buddy, friend, SODALITAS = feasting company, table society, friendship circle.
    • Eng: SODALITY = brotherhood, community, fellowship, partnership.
  • Rus: SIDET', SIZHU, SIDEL, SEL, SEST', SYADU, SADIS'!, OSYADU to the ground, USEST'SYA, OSEL settled on the earth in the sense of, founded the city. From hereFrom here: SESSIYA, TSITADEL'.===>>>
    • Lat: SEDEO, SEDI, SESSUM = sit, SEDES = seat, home, chair, SEDILE = seat, seat, rest sitting, SIDO, SIDI, SEDI, SESSUM = sit down, SEDO = lay down.
    • Lat: SESSIO, SESSUS = seat, plenum, SESSITO = sit constantly or long, SESSILIS = comfortable seating, SIGMA = semicircular dining bed, SECESSUS = shelter.
    • Lat: SITUS = resting, standing, resting, immobility, prolonged lying, inaction.
    • Lat: AS-SIDU, SEDI = sit down. note that AZ\ - old church slavonic word meaning I. So latin AS-SIDU just identical old-Russian expression AZ\-SIZHU, that is, I SIZHU. In addition, Latin ASSIDUUS = diligent, OSEDLYY, OSEDLYY ZHITEL', ASTICUS = urban, ASSIDUE = constantly, SEDULUS = diligent. Wed with the word USIDCHIVYY, that is diligent, diligent.
    • Lat: CATHEDRA = chair, chair-stretcher.
    • Lat: CESSO = do nothing (i.e SIZHU - AuthAuth.), CESSATIO = slowness, inaction, stirring. From expression SE+SIDET', i.e ETO+SIDET'. Or from the word USEST'SYA. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: ESSEDARIA = female charioteer, ESSEDARIUS = chariot warrior. From the word SIDEL, during the transition L-R (+ORDA).
    • Lat: ESSEDUM = war chariot. From the word SIDET', during the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: OCCIDO, CIDI = throw down, fall down, fall, fall, crumble, enter, kill, kill, OCCIDUS = setting, sunset, western, extinguished, OCCIDIO = beating, massacre, destruction. Could have come from the word OSYADU to the ground (from death blowfrom death blow), SYADU, and also - the sun sets at sunset, "settles", the day goes out. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. From here, probably, the Latin OCCIDENS = westward, OCCIDENTALIS = west; that is, where the sun sets, OSYADU+DEN', OSEL DEN'. Or Latin OCCIDO = to bring down to the ground KIDAYU, KIDAT' to the ground.
    • Lat: SEDATE = calmly, SEDATIO = calming down, SEDATUS = quiet, discreet, calm. That is calm SIDIT, not jumping, not nervous. Hence the same, that is, from the word SEL, the following Latin words occurredthe following Latin words occurred: SILEO, SILUI = to be silent, SILENS = calm, quiet, SILESCO = shut up, SILENTIUM = peace, silence, silence, silence, SILENTER = silently, silently, silently. For example, he spoke, standing in front of people, after which SEL and shut up. As well as Latin SILENTIOSUS = silent, could occur from SEL+TISHE. Transition SH-S. Or from SMOLKNUT'.
    • Lat: OC-CUBO = lie down, OCCUBITUS = sunset. Latin d and b differ only in orientation. Could have come from the word OSYADU, OSEDAT'. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: FETO = brood chicks. Transition S-F, since latin f and s often written the same way, see table.often written the same way, see table..1.
    • Lat: CIUITATES = cities, settlements. In this form, this word is present, for example, in Ptolemy’s Latin editions of Geography. [1353], cards 3, 4 and further. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Ger: SITZEN = sit, SITZ = the seat, SETZEN = plant, put, SITTE = custom (i.e., that which is frozen, motionless). Further: German SIEDLUNG = settlement; could occur from the word SIDEL, "the nurse". As well as German ANSIEDLER = settler; could occur from russian NASIDEL, homeland.
    • Eng: SIT = sit, SEAT = seat, back, back of the body in animals, SITUATED = situated. English from here CITY = the city, that is, the "seat", the place where people settled. Hence the English SITE = place, neighborhood. Further: english SETTLE = settle, SETTLER = settler; could occur from the word SIDEL.
    • Eng: CITADEL = stronghold, support, protection, fortress, quote. Come from SIDEL, sit while moving: Russian C ===> C Latin. That is the place where, locked, SIDYAT defenders.
    • Eng: SESSION = meeting, meeting, meeting, SESSILE = sedentary, fixed, fixed.
    • Eng: SITTING = sitting, meeting, meeting, posing session, chicks hatching, sitting position, seat, SEDENTARY = sedentary, immobile, staying in one place, sedentary, SEDATE = calm, sedate, balanced.
    • Eng: SILENCE = silence, silence, silence, SILENTLY = silently. Probably derived from the word SEL (after the speech and silent); see the above discussion of the Latin word SILEO = be silent. They say alsoThey say also: SEL voice, when the throat disappears for a time, the voice is lost. Or English SILENCE could occur from the word SMOLK during the transition M-N, Russian K ===> C Latin and permutation: was silentwas silent = SMLK ===> SLMK = silence. Or SILENCE derived from Russian KHILYY, KHILET', that is, to weaken, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.1182-1183.
    • Eng: OCCIDENT = West, Western countries, OCCIDENTAL = west.
    • Fre: ASSIDU = plodding, ASSIS = sitting, SIE'GE = seat.
    • Por: SEDE = the seat.
    • Spa: CIUDAD = city. Here is the original Slavic word SIDET' almost unchanged.
    • Spa: SILLA = chair, SILLIN = saddle (i.e SEL NA horse - Avthorse - Avt.), SITIO = place, siege, SIESTA = siesta, midday rest. From the Russian word SEST'.
    • Gre: sella (SELA, those. SELA) = saddle. FromFrom: SEL. And selwnww (SELWNW, those. SELONO) = saddle fromsaddle from: SEL NA (horsehorse).
    • Gre: astojj (ASTOS, those. ASTOS) = city ​​dweller. FromFrom: OSYADU, OSEST'. And proastioo (PROASTIO, those. PROASTIO) = suburb fromsuburb from: PRI+SIDET', near the city; kaqusterww (KAQUSTERW, those. KATISTERO) = delaydelay: SIDYA+ZATOR, during the transition S-TS-K, i.e: sitting+congestioncongestion = SDSTR ===> KTSTR = catero.
    • Gre: kaqizzw (KAQIZW, those. KATIZO, KAFIZO) = plant, kaqismma (KAQISMA, those. KATIZMA, KAFIZMA) = seat, chair. FromFrom: SADIS'! Transition S-TS-K and D-T(phi). And kaqomaai (KAQOMAI, those. KATOMAI) = sit bysit by: SIDET', during the transition S-TS-K, then D-T, then m(te) ===> m=M.
    • Gre: dussh (DUSH those. DISI) = sunset, sunset, west. Reverse word reading SYADU. And dutikooj (DUTIKOS, those. DITIKOS) = west. Transition K-TS-S and permutation: sit downsit down = SDTS ===> DTSS ===> DTKS = Dicikos. And hliobasilemaa (HLIOBASILEMA, those. ILIOVASILEMA) = sunset fromsunset from: LUCH+VOSSEL, Ray = helio (back readingback reading).
  • Rus: SILA, OSILYU, to master.
    • Lat: SILUI = exceed, AS-SILO = swoop up. Either from the Slavic AZ-SILA, that is, I - SILA, I'm strong.
    • Eng: ASSAIL = attack, attack, commit violence, ASSAILANT = adversary.
    • Hun: SULY = weight load.
    • Ita: ASSALIRE = Attack.
    • Spa: ASALTAR = Attack.
  • Rus: SILOK. Or see the words LOV, LOVCHAYA.
    • Lat: LAQUEUS = a loop. PermutationPermutation: SLK ===> LKS.
    • Ger: SCHLINGE = snare, loop. Transition SH-S, TOTO ===> NG. German pronunciation and English have already moved away from the Slavic word SILOK.
    • Eng: SPRINGE = snare. Transition L-R and Kand K ===> NG. Or see the word PRYGNUL, jumped.
  • Rus: SIL'NO, SIL'NYY, KREPKIY.
    • Lat: SILANUS = water fountain. All clearAll clear: SIL'NAYA water jet.
    • Lat: FIRMO = make strong. TransitionsTransitions: S-F, since latin f and s often written the same way, see table..1, Further L-R, N-M. Or come from the word KREPKO during the transition K-F and P-M due to the proximity of writing.
    • Eng: FIRM = firmly. Or from the word KREPKO.
  • Rus: SINIY.
    • Lat: CYANEUS = (dark)-blue; in Latin. Further, in Latin "cornflower" sounds like CYANUS. Indeed, cornflower flowers - SINIE. Perhaps from here and SYRINGA = lilac.
    • Eng: CYANOSIS = cyanosis (honeyhoney.).
    • Fin: SININEN = blue blue.
    • Gre: kuanooj (KUANOS, those. KIANOS) = blue heavenly. Transition S-K.
  • Rus: SIRECH', Old Russian TO EST'.
    • Lat: SCILISET = that is, namely. Since L and R sometimes turned into each other, the Russian SIRECH' in Western Europe they could also read SILECH', where did the Latin come from SILISET. In this case, the Latin letter C could occur from Russian C.
    • Eng: SCILICET = (lat.) namely, that is.
  • Rus: SITETS (type of fabrictype of fabric).
    • Gre: tsitii (TSITI, those. TSITI) = chintz.
  • Rus: SITO, SEYAT', SEV, sift.
    • Eng: SIEVE = sieve.
    • Fin: SIHTI = sieve.
    • Ita: SETACCIO = sieve.
    • Spa: SEDAZO = sieve.
  • Rus: SIYANIE, SIYALO, SIYAL. From here: mountain SION. As we found out, it was a volcano, so sometimes on its top there SIYANIE.
    • Ger: SCHEIN = shine, SCHEINEN = shine. Transition S-SH.
    • Eng: SHINE = shine, SHINY = solar.
    • Fre: CIEL = sky.
    • Ita: CIELO = heaven, the abode of God.
    • Spa: CIELO = sky.
  • Rus: SKAZ, SKAZAT', SKAZHU, SKAZANIE. From hereFrom here: SAGA.
    • Lat: SAGUS = predictor, SAGA = soothsayer, CAUSA, EXCUSATIO = excuse.
    • Ger: SAGE = epic, SAGEN = say speak.
    • Eng: ASK = to ask, SAGA = a legend, EXCUSE = apology. Further, from the expression: (atat)PERED SKAZHU, PRE+SAGA, i.e PREDSKAZHU, PREDSKAZAT'; have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PRAESAGIO = foretell, PRAESAGIUM = foreboding.
    • Eng: PRESAGE = prediction, sign, omen.
  • Rus: SKAKAT', SKAKAL.
    • Lat: OCCULCO = trample down. FromFrom: SKAKAL, bounced when trampling. AndAnd:
    • Lat: SUPER-CALCO = trample down; fromfrom: SVERKHU SKAKAL, jumped on something.
    • Lat: CALCAR = spur (here is the transition L-R - AuthAuth.), CALCEUS, CALIGA = shoe, skates, CALCIO, CALCEO = to put on shoes, CALCEATUS = footwear, CALX, CALCIS = heel, CALCUS = shoe, CALX = the finish. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CALCANEUM = (anat.) calcaneus.
  • Rus: SKALA, SKOL, SKOLOT' - from shear off, OSKOLOK. Often "rock" is understood as something strong, stable, unshakable..
    • Lat: SCOLOPS = splinter. Transition T-P, since latin p-d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: CALCULUS = pebble, ACISCULUS = mason hammer.
    • Ger: SCHOLLE = lump. TransitionTransition K ===> CH.
    • Eng: SCALLOP, SCOLLOP = scallop (bivalve), scallop shell, baking dish with jagged edges.
    • Tur: ISKELE = pier, pier.
    • Eng: CALCIFY = to transform(camping) to harden, CALCIFICATION = calcification, hardening, ossification.
    • Gre: skalizww (SKALIZW, those. SKALIZO) = stone carve. FromFrom: SKOLOT'.
  • Rus: SKAM'YA, SKAMLYA, SKAMEL'KA (ol. Novgor.) - board with legs, for seats, portable shop. Cm. [223], [225], V. Dahl.
    • Lat: SCAMELLUM = bench, SCAMNUM = bench, throne, throne.
    • Ger: SCHEMEL = bench stool. Transition toTransition to===>CH.
    • Tur: ISKEMLE = bench.
    • Spa: ESCANO = bench.
  • Rus: SKAREDNYY. Wed with a gospel name ISKARIOT (Judas). In fact, according to the Gospels, Judas "sold for thirty pieces of silver". Transition D-T. Or else ISKARIOT – it is a slightly distorted word KORYST'. From here happenedFrom here happened: KREDIT.
    • Lat: CREDITIUM = credit. Since latin C (read here as K) coincides with the Russian spelling, it is clear origin from Russian SKARED. According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal: "SKARED m. skareda about. scary zap. skaradnik, -nice, stingy old man, miser, liquido, disgusting miser, ready to huddle for a penny". Thus, the Russian SKARED in the shape of CREDIT included in many languages. Besides, CREDIT could occur from the word KRAST', KRADENYY.
    • Ger: KREDIT = credit.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: CREDIT = credit.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: CREDITO = credit.
  • Rus: SKAT, SKATIT', SKATIT'SYA. And SKATAL in a roll, in a ball, rolled up wool. From hereFrom here: SKUTER.
    • Lat: SCOTIA = gutter.
    • Lat: COACTILE = felt. Russian SKATAL could turn into Latin COACTILE, when Russian C was replaced by Latin C, and Russian K was replaced by Latin C (which was read in two ways - as C or C, and also as K). English by the way FELT, meaning "felt," probably came from the word VOYLOK on going B ===> F.
    • Eng: SKATE = skate, slide, SKAT = stingray, SCOOTER = scooter.
  • Rus: SKVERNYY.
    • Ger: SCHWER = difficult heavy, SCHWERE = heaviness. Transition toTransition to ===> CH. Wed also russian SVERKH, i.e. too much.
  • Rus: SKINUT', KINUT', throw off, for example, throw off the wall, throw off the skin.
    • Lat: SCINDO = demolish. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: CUNATEUS = cutaneous. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Probably derived from the word SKINUT', since the snake SKIDYVAET, sheds the skin, and the skin appears as if "pure", by itself, outside the body. This bright and repeatedly observed event probably left its mark on the language.
    • Eng: SKIN = leather (human), to cast, shed, slip one's SKIN = shed skin, the snake shed itts SKIN = snake SBROSILA KOZHU.
  • Rus: SKIS, SKISAT'.
    • Lat: ACESCO = sour, ACETASCO = acetify.
    • Eng: ACESCENT = sour.
  • Rus: SKITAT'SYA, SKITALSYA. From here probably, SKIT and SKIFY.
    • Lat: SCITUM = move away. See also the word ISKHOD.
    • Lat: SCYTALA = "wandered "- a stick for transferring secret information in Sparta. All clear: the stick with the belt wound on it with the report was carried by the couriers, so that such a stick-message is really like SKITALAS', until finally I reach my destination.
    • Lat: SCYTHA = Scythian, SCITHIA = Scythian country.
    • Lat: SCYPHUS = bowl, goblet, glass. Probably derived from the word SKIFY. Well-known ancient Scythian cups, rhytons, glasses. Apparently, in the Scythian "Mongolian" way of life such dishes were quite common..
    • Ger: SCHIFF = ship. Transition T-F. Then from here, even more distorted, it turned out English SHIP = ship.
    • Eng: SCYTHIAN = Scythian, Scythian.
    • Tur: ISKIT = (ist.) Scythian.
  • Rus: SKLON, SKLONIT', KLIN, onKLONIT'.
    • Lat: AC-CLINO, ACCLINO = bend down, AC-CLINIS = inclined leaning. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: ACCLIVOUS = gently sloping.
  • Rus: SKOBLIT', cutting down, SKOBLYU, SKREBU, (STSAPAYU). Hence the word could come SKUL'PTURA, SKAL'PEL', SKAL'P (when skin is cut off from the head). see also SKOPIT', for example, litter.
    • Lat: SCAPULA = paddle, SCALPSI, SCALPO = scrape. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: SCALPRATUS = gardening knife, SCALPUM = cutting tool, SCALPTOR = engraver, SCALPTURA = cutting, carving, carving (from here comes SKUL'PTURA - AuthAuth.), SCALPURRIO = scrape, SCALPURRIGO = scratching.
    • Lat: SCULPO, SCULPSI, SCULPTUM = carve, cut, sculpt, SCULPTITE = carved or sculpted image, SCULPTILIS = carved, carved, SCULPTOR = carver, sculptor, sculptor, SCULPTURA = carving, sculpture, sculpture.
    • Lat: SCABO, SCABI = scrape, scratch, scratch, SCABIES = scabies itching, SCABIDUS = scabby, itchy, intolerable, SCABITUDO = itching, irritation, SCABER = scabbed or scabby (from Russian SKREBU - AuthAuth.), SCOBIS = sawdust.
    • Lat: SCOPA = broom broom.
    • Lat: SCOPULUS = top, peak, cliff, reef, underwater rock. Transition B-P. Could occur from the expressionCould occur from the expression: SKOBLIT' sky; even today a tall building is called NEBO-SKREB, that is something high that scrape, scrapes the sky. Sea reef also SKOBLIT, scraping the bottom of the ship.
    • Eng: SCAPULA = (anat.) paddle, SCALP = scalp (hair cut off from the head), scalp, scalp, peel (for example, husks from grains), peel off, SCALPEL = scalpel.
    • Eng: SCULP, SCULPT = sculpt, sculpt, carve, SCULPTOR = sculptor sculptor, SCULPTURE = sculpture, sculpture (sculptural art), sculpture, sculpt, carve, sculpt.
    • Eng: SCABIES = scabies, SCABROUS = rough to the touch, rough.
    • Eng: SCALE = scrape off the scales. And also see the words SKOL, SKOLOT'.
    • Eng: SCRAPER = scraper. The same is the name of the earthmoving machine. (scraper). From Russian SKREBU happened and skkySCRAPER = skyscraper. Tall house, "scrubbing the sky".
    • Ger: SCHARRE, SCHABER = scraper.
    • Spa: ESCOBA = broom.
    • Gre: skabww (SKABW, those. SKABO) = dig, dig. And skoupaa (SKOUPA, those. SKOIPA) = broom; skoupizzw (SKOUPIZW, those. SKOIPIZO) = sweep awaysweep away: SKOBLYU, I will accumulate sor. Further, skoupidiia (SKOUPIDIA, those. SKOIPIDIA) = rubbishrubbish: SKOPIT'; skalismma (SKALISMA, those. SKALISMA) = carving fromcarving from: SKOBLIT'.
    • Gre: kobbw (KOBW, those. KOBO), koftww (KOFTW, those. kofttw (KOFTW, cut. FromFrom: SKOBLYU, SOSKOB, insofar as K-TS and C are confused, then SK could turn into K (lost C): (SOSSOS)KOB ===> KOB. And diakopph (DIAKOPH, those. DIAKOPI) = break, pause, termination. FromFrom: DEYU+SKOBLYU, i.e DEYU+REZHU, I cut. Further, kofterojj (KOFTEROS, those. KOFTEROS) = cutting, sharp, fromcutting, sharp, from: SKOBLYU+REZHU. And xekobww (XEKOBW, those. KSEKOBO) = cut off.
  • Rus: SKOVAL, chained, enslaved. Or SLABYY, exhausted, captured, man whom SLOVILI, meaning caught.
    • Ger: SKLAVE = slave.
    • Eng: SLAVE = slave, slave, slave. FromFrom: SLABYY, transition B-V.
    • Fre: ESCLAVE = slave.
    • Ita: SCHIAVO = slave.
    • Spa: ESCLAVO = slave.
    • Gre: sklabojj (SKLABOS, those. SKLABOS) = slave. FromFrom: SLABYY.

Comment. As we noted in the book "Empire", ch.12:7, in the era of the Reformation, in XVII-XVIII centuries, in some Western European languages, for example in English, the word SLAV - Slavs began to be called slaves: SLAVE = slave, SLAVISH = slave. Wherein SLAV = Slav, SLAVONIC, SLAVIC = Slavic. In the Electronic English-Russian Dictionary Lingvo 6.0 we see: SCLAV = SLAV, SLAVONIC = Slavic, Slav. Apparently, the original meaning of the word SLAV = glory, glorious, replaced by the opposite: SLAVE = slave, SLAVING = subordination. «Antique» the authors claim that in «Ancient» Rome was slavery. The Romans turned into slaves captured by representatives of the conquered peoples. Since, according to our results, «antique» Rome – this is Russia-Horde XIII-XVI centuries, it turns out that slavery existed in Russia. It seems that the Romanov records do not report this.. But we understand that these chronicles were edited in XVII-XVIII centuries. Are traces of slavery preserved in ancient Russia? Apparently yes. Most likely slaves were the HOLOPES who served in the rich Russian houses.. At the same time, Russian peasants made up XIII-XVI centuries free class. They were fastened only after the accession to the throne of the Romanovs.. But slaves – This former prisoners of war, captured by the Cossacks=Israelis during the campaigns of Russia-Horde (i.e. roma) across Eurasia. Slaves (and their descendants) occupied a significantly different position in Russian society than the peasants. They had another psychology. They did not work on the land, but were servants. This topic is very interesting, and we will develop it in other publications..

  • Rus: SKOL'ZKO, SKOL'ZIT', SKLIZKO, SKLIZKIY, SLIZ'. Slippery person, slippery reasoning.
    • Ger: SCHLICH = dodge, dodge, loophole. Here is a combination SCHL transmits Slavic SKLK. As well as German SCHLEIM = phlegm.
    • Ger: SCHLIFF = knife point grinding. Latin F and S previously written almost the same, as well as the transition T-F.
    • Eng: SKI = ski, SKIS = skiingskiing; SLICK = smooth, sly (personperson), SILK = silk. Silk fabric slips, slippery. By the way, the word SHELK turns into SILK during the transition ===> WITH (S latinS latin).
    • Fre: SKI = ski.
    • Ita: SCI = skiing.
    • Hun: SIKLANI = slide.
    • Gre: skoulhkki (SKOULHKI, those. SKOILIKI) = worm, worm. FromFrom: SKOL'ZHU, slippery.
    • Gre: skii (SKI, those. SKI) = skiing; glisterojj (GLISTEROS, those. GLISTEROS) = slippery, smooth, glistrhmma (GLISTRHMA, those. GLISTRIMA) = slip, glistrrw (GLISTRW, those. GLISTRO) = slip. FromFrom: SLIZ'+TORYU, i.e «make slippery». Transition S-K-G, besides, g and «With angular», i.e < easily confused.
  • Rus: SKOL'KO, SKOL' lot. Hence the word SHKOLA (where they teach to count), and SHKALA, since C and Sh often went into each other. And KAL'KULYATOR (from: how much+ToryuToryu).
    • Lat: CALCULO = count, CALCULATOR = teacher of arithmetic (i.e SKOL'KO+TORYU, learn account - Autolearn account - Auto.), SCALA = scale, CALX = meta.
    • Lat: AEQUALIS = equal, dimensional. Hence the Latin AEQUALITAS = equality.
    • Lat: SCHOLA = school. The school taught the art of counting.. Or it happened during the return reading from the old Russian word L'ZYA, see above. Or from the word SKOL'KO, SHKALA.
    • Eng: CALCULATE = calculate. As well as english SCALE = scale; could occur from slavic SKOL', SKOL'KO. Hence, probably, the “name” of the famous chronologist Scaliger, namely, from the’wa SKOL'KO, SCALE, SHKALA. All clear. Chronologist XVI century defined dates, calculated SKOL'KO years have passed from this or that event. So he was calledSo he was called – SKALIGER (Scaliger). The real name of the scientist was probably later forgotten.. From the Russian word SKOL'KO probably happened and English EQUALS = equally (any valueany value).
    • Eng: EQUAL = equal, identical, identical, equivalent, equal number.
    • Eng: SCHOOL = school.
    • Gre: scoleioo (SCOLEIO, those. SKHOLEIO), scolhh (SCOLH, those. SKHOLI) = school, scolikojj (SCOLIKOS, those. SKHOLIKOS) = school; ascoliaa (ASCOLIA, those. ASKHOLIA) = occupation. Further, daskalla (DASKALA, those. DASKALA) = teacher, daskalikkh (DASKALIKH, those. DASKALIKI) = teaching, daskalojj (DASKALOS, those. DASKALOS) = teacher, master; derived from DEYU+SHKOLA, i.e DEYU+SKOL'KO, teach account. From here: didaskaliia (DIDASKALIA, those. DIDASKALIA) = teaching, learning, didaskkw (DIDASKW, those. DIDASKO) = to teach.
  • Rus: SKORB', SKORBET'.
    • Lat: ACERBE = sadly painful, ACERBUS = sad, ACERBITAS = grief, disaster. Transition: Russian SK ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: ACERBITY = bitterness (about the nature of man), sharpness. Or see the word TSARAPAT'.
  • Rus: SKOT, like a curse word. And SKOTINA.
    • Eng: SCUT = Sneaky man.
    • Gre: kthnooj (KTHNOS, those. KTINOS) = brute. Permutation: brutebrute = SKTN ===> KTNS = cynos.
  • Rus: SKREBET, for example, pen on paper. And SKRYABAT', SKRESTI, TSARAPAT' pen. Or SKRIPET' pen. Hence the word SKRIZHAL'. Or see the word SKREPIT', SKREPA. See also expression SKREPIT' stamped. And KROPAT', write, TSARAPAT'. And KRAPAT', from the word KRAPINKI, i.e. specks to draw something. From here also came the wordsFrom here also came the words: GRAF, GRAFIK, GRAFIKA, GRAFOLOG, SHRIFT, DIAGRAMMA, EPIGRAF, SANSKRIT.
    • Lat: SCRIBO, SCRIPSI, SCRIPTUM = write, cut out (letters), describedescribe; SCRIBA = scribe, secretary, copyistscribe, secretary, copyist; SCRIBATUS = clerk officeclerk office; SCRIPTIO = writing; letter, SCRIPTITO = often or write a lotoften or write a lot; SCRIPTOR = scribe, secretary, copyist, writerscribe, secretary, copyist, writer; SCRIPTUM = letter, composition, bookletter, composition, book; SCRIPTURA = writing, writing, writingwriting, writing, writing; SCRIPTURA = Holy Bible. From here there was a large semblance of Latin words.. We brought only some of them.
    • Lat: SCRIBO = recruiter. Indeed, a recruiter “scrapes” soldiers from local residents. See also expression SKREBET on the bottom of the barrel.
    • Lat: GRAPHICA = schedule. FromFrom: TSARAPAYU, KROPAYU, KRAPAYU (speckles). Hence the English GRAPH = schedule.
    • Ger: SCHREIBEN = write, SCHRIFT = letter, font, letters, handwriting. And SKRIBENT = (despise.) hack writer, KRÄTZE = scabies, KRATZEN = scrape. As well as German ABSCHREIBEN = rewrite; could occur from russian POSKRIPYVAT' pen. Further: German ANSCHRIFT = inscription; could occur from the word NASKRIPET' pen or NA+SKREPIT'. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: SCRIBE = scribe", DESCRIBE = describe, SCRAB = scabies, SCAB = scab on scab, scab, SCRABBLE = scrape, scrape, scramble, SCRAPE = scrape, scratch, scrape, SCRATCH = scratch, SCRUB = scrub. Further: english INSCRIPTION = inscription; could occur from the word NASKRIPET' pen or NA+SKREPIT', NATSARAPAT'.
    • Eng: SCRIPT = handwritten font, handwriting, receipt, writing. Hence, probably, SANSKRIT = SAN+SKRIPT = Holy Bible. Hence the English deSCRIBE = describe as well as english INSCRIPTION = inscription.
    • Fre: SCRIBE = scribe.
    • Gre: grafhh (GRAFH, those. GRAFI) = writing, writing, handwriting, graffw (GRAFW, those. GRAFO) = write, grayimmo (GRAYIMO, those. GRAPSIMO) = handwriting, graftooj (GRAFTOS, those. GRAFTOS) = written, graftww (GRAFTW, those. GRAFTO) = fate, grafikkh (GRAFIKH, those. GRAFIKI) = graphics, grafikojj (GRAFIKOS, those. GRAFIKOS) = writing. From here there was a big bush of words.. FromFrom: KROPAYU, TSARAPAYU (transition TS-K-S), KRAPAYU. And diagrammma (DIAGRAMMA, those. DIAGRAMMA) = drawing chart, diagrafhh (DIAGRAFH, those. DIAGRAFI) = deletion, diagrafww (DIAGRAFW, those. DIAGRAFO) = describe, strike outdescribe, strike out: DEYU+KRAPAYU, during the transition P-M and P-F; eggrafooj (EGGRAFOS, those. EGGRAFOS) = writing, eggraffw (EGGRAFW, those. EGGRAFO) = write down. Further, epigrafhh (EPIGRAFH, those. EPIGRAFI) = inscription. FromFrom: POTSARAPAYU, «POKRAPAYU». And upografhh (UPOGRAFH, those. IPOGRAFI) = signature, document signing, fromsignature, document signing, from: PO+TSARAPAYU (KROPAYU). From here EPIGRAF. Further, grafikej tecnejj (GRAFIKES TECNES, those. GRAFIKES TEKHNES) = graphics fromgraphics from: TSARAPAYU+TESANYY (cm. «equipment» - from «hewnhewn»).
  • Rus: SKREB, SKREBU, SKRESTI, to scratch, KARYABAT', KARYABAL, SKREBUSHCHIY.
    • Lat: SCABREO = to be rough, SCABRATUS = roughened, SCABRITIA = roughness, roughness, non-smoothness, SCABER = rough, rough, SCABIES = roughness, SCABIOSUS = rough and rough.
    • Lat: SCARIFO = notch, SCARIFATIO = incision. Transition T-F.
    • Lat: SCRUPULUS = sharp pebble or grain of sand, anxiety, internal alarm, SCRUPUS = sharp stone.
    • Ger: KRALLE = claw. Transition S-TS-K.
    • Eng: CRAB, SCRABBLE, SCRATCH = to scratch, SCRIBBLE = scratch (Wed with russian SKREBLO' - AuthAuth.).
    • Iri: SCRIOBACH = scrubbing, abrasive.
  • Rus: SKREBLO in my heart.
    • Ger: SKRUPEL = remorse. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: SKREBOK. From the word SKRESTI.
    • Eng: SCRAPER = scraper, road-SCRAPER = ice scraper, painnt-SCRAPER = paint scraping scraper.
  • Rus: SKREBU PYATOY, i'm dragging my feet.
    • Lat: SCRUPEDA = dragging legs, limping.
  • Rus: SKREPA, SKREPIT'.
    • Lat: SCIRPO = weave, weave, SCRIPSI = to entangle, SCIRPEA = wicker basket, SCIRPEUS = wicker, SCIRPUS = reed net.
    • Eng: SCRIP = soum bag.
  • Rus: SKRIP, SKRIPET', to creak.
    • Lat: CREPITUS = creak, CREPITUM = knock. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, CC Latin, C ===> SK. As well as Latin STREPITUS = creak; transition K-T, see tabsee tab.1.
    • Lat: CON-CREPO = screech.
    • Eng: CREPITATE = crackle, crackle, crackle.
    • Iri: SCRAPE = creak.
  • Rus: SKRUTIT', SKRUCHU. Twist the knot, and also catch the fugitive and SKRUTIT' search him.
    • Lat: SCRUTATIO = search, scouting, thorough research, SCRUTATOR = prospecting, SCRUTINIUM = inspection, research, SCRUTOR = search, search, search, rummage, agitate.
    • Lat: EXCRUSIO = torture.
    • Eng: SCREW = screw nut. Probably the Slavic transition here m («te» with three chopsticks) - in latin W. These two styles M and W turn into each other when turning over.
    • Eng: SCRUTATOR = attentive researcher, member of the commission, checking the correctness of the election results, (ist.) university inspector.
    • Eng: EXCRUCIATE = torture, torture, torment. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERE+SKRUTIT', for example, catch the fugitive and twist; have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PER-SCRUTOR, PERSCRUTOR, PERSCRUTO = search, PERSCRUTATIO = searching.
  • Rus: SKRYTYY, SKRYT', KRYT', UKRYT', KROV, ZAKRYT', ZAKRYTYY, that is secret. From hereFrom here: SEKRET, and probably also the Russian word TSERKOV', i.e SKRYT', ZAKRYT' (from the uninitiated), sacrament (see further). AndAnd: SEKTA, KRIPTOGRAFIYA.
    • Lat: SECRETO = secretly, SECRETUS = secret, SECRETUM = secret remote place, SECRETIO = secession, SECRETUS = secret, hidden. Probably from the word SKRYT' going on and latin SECTA = sect that is a secret community. As well as Latin SECRETARIUM = hiding place; could occur from SKRYT'+RAMA, that is, space (frame), where something is hidden where you can retire.
    • Lat: CRYPTA = covered course ground or underground, dungeon, grotto, CRYPTICUS = covered, secret. From hereFrom here: KRIPTOGRAFIYA, i.e SKRYT'+GRAFIYA, hidden+scratching (I sprinkle) = secret writing.
    • Lat: SACRATE = holy piously, SACRARIUM = sanctuary, temple (that is, closed+frame, closed space, secret place - Autoframe, closed space, secret place - Auto.), SACRATIO = dedication, SACRO = consecrate, sanctify, declare inviolable, SACRUM = holy item sanctuary, SACRATUS = sacred, SACRIFER (SACRUM + FERO) = carrying sacred objects (i.e SKRYTYY+TORYU, I carry something hidden, sacred, secret, closed; here is the transition T-F - AuthAuth.), SACRIFICO = sacrifice (in this case, see also the word ZAREZAT', ZAREZHU - Auth.). In fact, many of the activities associated with sacred objects and religious rituals were secret, hidden, hidden from the uninitiated.. Latin words such as SACER = dedicated, SACERDOS = priest, priestess (i.e SKRYTYY+DASH' - AuthAuth.), SACERDOTIUM = priesthood (i.e SKRYTYY+DAT' - AuthAuth.), SACRA = shrine and things like that. As a result, a large semblance of Latin words appeared..
    • Eng: CRYPT = crypt. KRIPTA - that is, the burial chamber, for example in the temple, something secret could have come from the Slavic KRYT', SKRYT'. As mentioned above, from here KRIPTOGRAFIYA. By the way, it becomes clear that words like English SCRIPT = receipt, receipt, handwriting, SCRIPTURE = Scripture, originated sometime from the word SKRYTYY. I.e TAYNYY, secret scripture. Initially, probably, the letter itself, the writing, was considered as something secret, SKRYTOE from others. Available only to the devoted.
    • Eng: SACRED = sacred. And SACROSANCT = sacred; could occur from expression SKRYTYY ZAKON.
    • Eng: SECRET = secret, mystery, mystery, inexplicable.
    • Eng: SECURITY = protection, security, safety. Could occur from ZAKRYT', ZAKRYTYY, SKRYT', SKRYTYY, that is, to guard, to close, to hide from the enemies of anyone. Or SECURITY - from the word SEKIRA, that is, the type of weapon. The guard of an important person is always armed.. SEKIRONOSTSY - SECURITY.
    • Gre: krubww (KRUBW, those. KRIBO, KRIVO), krupttw (KRUPTW, those. KRIPTO) = hide. FromFrom: UKRYVAYU, KROV. And kruffa (KRUFA, those. KRIFA) = secretly, krufojj (KRUFOS, those. KRIFOS) = hidden, secret, kruywnajj (KRUYWNAS, those. KRIPSONAS) = hiding place. Transition T-F-P, fromfrom: SKRYT', SKRYTNO. Further, skierooj (SKIEROS, those. SKIEROS) = shady fromshady from: SKROYU.
  • Rus: SKULIT', SKULYU, SKULYASHCHIY. For example, a dog whines.
    • Gre: skulii (SKULI, those. SKILI), skulooj (SKULOS, those. SKILOS) = dog.
  • Rus: SKUPAT', SKUPKA, ZAKUPAYU, ZAKUPAT'.
    • Ger: AUFKAUFEN = buy up. Earlier F and S often written the same way. Transition S-F, P-F.
    • Eng: SHOP = shop.
  • Rus: SLABYY, SLABOST', SLABEYU, SLABET', OSLABET'. From hereFrom here: KOLLAPS.
    • Lat: COLLAPSUS = weakened. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, and transition B-P.
    • Lat: COLLABOR = to weaken. To the already mentioned transition was added the transition Yu ===> R due to the similarity of writing.
    • Eng: COLLAPS = destruction. Transition B-P. And SLEEP = sleep.
    • Gre: sklabiaa (SKLABIA, those. SKLABIA) = slavery, sklabooj (SKLABOS, those. SKLABOS) = slave, sklabwnww (SKLABWNW, those. SKLABONO) = enslave. TS-S and K could go into each other. Further asklabwtojj (ASKLABWTOS, those. ASKLABOTOS) = unconquered. Here a – denial, i.e.. NE SLABYY.
  • Rus: SLAVA, SLAVIT', SLAVU BERU. Or see. SLAVU RECHET, SLAVA+RECH', that is, to proclaim glory, to praise. From SLAVA, SLAVNYY, the word probably happened SLAVYANE.
    • Lat: CELEBRO = praise, CELEBRITAS = celebrity, CELEBER = famous. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and V-B. Or from SLAVU BERU, SOLNTSE BERU.
    • Eng: SLAV = Slav. As well as english SLAVONIAN, SLAVONIC, SLAVIC = Slavic, Slavic, Slav, Slav; could occur from the word SLAVNYY. See also the comment to the word. SKOVAL (reformers in XVII century altered the word "glorious" in slave = slave, from the word «weakweak»).
    • Eng: CELEBRATE = to honor. Occurred from the expression SLAVU BRAT', SOLNTSE BRAT'.
    • Fre: SLAVE = Slav.
    • Gre: slabikooj (SLABIKOS, those. SLAVIKOS) = Slavic.
  • Rus: SLADKO, SLADKIY, SLASTI. From hereFrom here: SALAT («sweet» foodfood).===>>>
    • Lat: DULCIS = sweet, DULCEDO = sweetness. Permutation: sweetsweet = SLDK ===> DLKS = dulcis. As well as Latin LACTEUS = sweet; permutation SLDK ===> LKDS. Latin LACTEUS = sweet; could have come from the word SLASTI when rearrangingwhen rearranging: SLST ===> LSTS.
    • Eng: SALAD = salad, vinaigrette, mixture. In this case, Russian SLADKO turned into a designation of something tasty, sweet.
    • Eng: DULCET = sweet, sweet, gentle (about soundsabout sounds), DULCIFY = sweeten.
    • Fre: SALADE = salad.
    • Ger: SALAT = salad.
    • Gre: salatta (SALATA, those. SALATA) = salad (dishdish).
    • Gre: glukooj (GLUKOS, those. GLIKOS) = sweet, affectionate, gentle, glukko (GLUKO, those. GLIKO), glukaa (GLUKA, those. GLIKA) = sweetness. Transition S-G-K, besides, «With angular» < confused with similar G. I.e: sweetsweet = SLDK ===> GLK = glyco.
  • Rus: SLYOG, LEG, from LEZHAT'. Or see the word SLEP, SLEPOY, SLIP, SLIPAT'SYA. When dreaming SLIPAYUTSYA eyes they SLEPY.
    • Ger: SCHLAF = sleep. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SLED, SLEDIT', that is, leave a trail, such as a sledge in the snow. Or see the word SKOL'ZIT', SKLIZKO.
    • Ger: SCHLITTEN = sleigh. Transition S-SH and D-T.
    • Eng: SLED, SLEDGE = sleigh, SLEDDING = sledding, sledding, SLIDE = slide sled. As well as english SLEUTH = snoop dog (which takes SLED), detective.
    • Gre: parakolouqww (PARAKOLOUQW, those. PARAKOLOITO) = follow. From PROSLEDIT', during the transition S-K and D-T.
  • Rus: SLED+SHAG, that is, leave a mark, walking, such as skating or skiing.
    • Ger: SCHLITTSCHUH = seahorse (with
    • Por: . I.e SCHLITT+SCHUH. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SLEZA, teary eyes.
    • Eng: SLITAN = tear, in ancient English.
  • Rus: SLEPIT', for example, from GLINY, LEPIT', to mold, to make a sculpture. From hereFrom here: PLASTIKA, PLASTIK, PLASTICHNYY. See also the word above. LASTIT'SYA.
    • Lat: PLASTICA = plastic (grechgrech.), PLASTICUS = sculpturing, sculptural, plastic, PLASTES = sculptor. Permutation: blindblind = SLPT ===> PLST = plastes. Or the expression PLYVU+STEKAYU.
    • Eng: PLASTIC = plastic.
    • Gre: gluptto (GLIPTO, those. GLIPTO) = sculpture, glupthhj (GLUPTHS, those. GLIPTIS) = sculptor carver, gluptooj (GLUPTOS, those. GLIPTOS) = sculptured, carved (from stone), glifww (GLUFW, those. GLIFO) = carve, cut (stone, wood). Transition S-G-K, besides, «With angular» < confused with a similar spelling of G. As well as the transition P-F.
  • Rus: SLEPOY, SLEPNUT', SLIPNUT'SYA (eyelids, eyes stick together during sleepeyelids, eyes stick together during sleep).
    • Ger: SCHLAF = sleep, SCHLAFEN = sleep. Here transition P to F.
    • Eng: SLEEP = sleep. In dutch, SLAAP =sleep. Probably from the same place English SLIPPERS = slippers (dress before bed and night). Or else SLIPPERS - from the word SHLEPAT' when walking. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SLYOT, SLETET', VZLYOT, VZLETET', WITH LYOTA, for example, jump in flight, hit in flight, do something «since summer». Child GameChild Game «SALKI» - catch up, «to pester». From here could happenFrom here could happen: SAL'TO, SALYUT, and INSUL'T, EKZAL'TATSIYA.
    • Lat: ASSULTUS = attack. Or it could happen from OSILIT', that is, to overcome the enemy.
    • Lat: SALIO, SALUI, SALTUM = jump, jump, beat the key, SALITO = jump, bounce, SALITIO = jumping, SALTUS = leap, SALTATIM, SALTUATUM = jumping, skipping, SALTATIO = dancing, dancing, SALTATOR = dancer, dancer, SALTITO, SALTO = to dance, ASSULTUM = skipping, SULTUM = jump up.
    • Lat: SALUTATIO = salute salute, SALUTATOR = welcoming, SALUTO = welcome, SALVE = Be healthy! All clear: military and civil greetings are often expressed by raising a hand up, giving honor. A welcoming hand "takes off" up to the head, to the helmet, to the headgear. In a word SALYUT and today celebrate festive shots up into the air, fireworks. Latin SALUTUM = greet; could occur also from the expression: hello C LYUD'MI. As well as Latin SALUTEM DICO = say hello; could occur from "VZLETET' (armarm) + RECH'", that is, raise your hand and say a greeting. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: INSULTATIO = jumping, jumping, INSULTO = jump, ride, INSULTURA = jumping, EXSULTO = take off, jump, jump, jump, rage, EXSULTATIO = speed, delight, admiration. Transition v-n (turned the letter). By the way, medical INSUL'T just means that the blood begins to "jump, jump".
    • Eng: ASSAULT = to attack. Or fromOr from: OSILIT'.
    • Eng: SALTUS = jump.
    • Eng: SALUTE = greeting, (military.) salute (gunfire or shotguns), reach the ear (! - AuthAuth.), SALUTATION = greeting phrase greetings (at the beginning of the letterat the beginning of the letter).
    • Ita: SALTO = bounce.
    • Fre: SALTO MORTALE = flip, «death jump». Here MORTALE = from the word UMERET'.
    • Eng: EXALTATION = exaltation, exaltation, exaltation, delight. For example, jump, ride with delight.
    • Lat: PER-SULTO = gallop, PERSULTATOR = jumping over. Happened fromHappened from: PERE + WITH LYOTU, PERE+VZLETET'.
    • Gre: saleuuw (SALEUW, those. SALEIO) = move.
  • Rus: SLYOT, SLETET'SYA, SLIT'SYA. I mean, get together. see also KOLOTIT', KOLOCHU, or KOL+LOKTI, SO+LOKTI, "work with elbows". From hereFrom here: KOLLIZIYA.===>>>
    • Lat: COL-LIDO = bump into each other. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition T-D.
    • Lat: COLLUCTATIO = fight, fight with death, COL-LUCTOR = fight, LUCTATOR = fighter. Transition: Russian K ===> TO (C LatinC Latin).
    • Eng: COLLISION = collision, collision, contradiction, collision of interests, conflict situation.
    • Eng: COLLIDE = clash. Transition T-D. Or see the word SLIT', SLIT'SYA.
  • Rus: SLIV, SLIVAYU, SLIVAT'.
    • Lat: CLIVUS = slope, slope, hill. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: COLLUVIO = sewage runoff. From Russian SLIVAYU. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: SLOPE = slope. Transition V-P. As well as english SLOPE OF RAVINE = ravine slope; could occur from SLIV+ROV, SLIV RVA, SLIV RYTVINY.
    • Fin: SAILIO = tank.
  • Rus: SLIVA. Usually plum fruitUsually plum fruit – SINEGO colors. See also the word LILOVYY.
    • Lat: LIVEO = be bluish, bluish-black, cast blue, LIVESCO = turn bluish, LIVIDUS = bluish, LIVOR = bluish gray. Here we are faced with an association by color.. Lost first C.
    • Ger: +
    • Spa: LILA = purple.
    • Eng: LILIAC = purple.
    • Fre: LILAS = purple.
    • Ita: LILLA = purple.
  • Rus: SLIVAT', SLYUNA, salivating. Slina (V. Dahl), drain (mouth wateringmouth watering).
    • Lat: SALIVA = saliva, desire, thirst, taste, SALIVATIO = salivation, SALIVO = salivate. Transition N-V, since latin n, u, v differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: SALIVA = saliva, SLAVER (reads like "slave") = drooling'neither. As well as english SIALAGOGUE = salivary; could occur from expression SLYUNU GONYU, spit to drive.
    • Fre: SALIVE = saliva.
    • Por: SALIVA = saliva.
    • Fin: SULKI = saliva.
    • Gre: salioo (SALIO, those. SALIO) = saliva.
  • Rus: SLIPSYA, SLIPNUT'SYA, SLIPAT'SYA. From hereFrom here: KLIPSY.
    • Eng: CLIP = clip, clip, clip, compress, firmly grab, fasten (paper clipspaper clips); CLIPS = clips (brooch, earring). Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
  • Rus: SLIT', drain the water, SOL'YU, SLIVAYU.
    • Lat: SOLUTIO = solution, SOLVO, SOLVI, SOLUTUM.
    • Lat: COLLUTIO = washing, rinsing, COL-LUO, LUTUM = wash, rinse, water. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: SLEET = rain with snow, SLUICE = flush. Wed also the word SLIZKO = slippery.
    • Eng: SOLUTION = dissolving solution, (honey.) liquid medicine.
  • Rus: SLIT'SYA, SLITIE together, SLIT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: KOALITSIYA, KOLLIZIYA, SOLIDARNOST' (see also the word above ZALIT').
    • Lat: COL-LUDO = play together (here is the transition T-D), CATLITIO = it's time to mate in animals.
    • Lat: SOLIDA, SOLIDARITAS = solidarity. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: COALITIO = fusion, COALESCO, ALUI, ALITUM = splice. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: COLLIDO = push, COLLIDOR = collide. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and T-D.
    • Eng: SOLIDARITY = solidarity. I.e SLIT'+RYAD, merge into a single row.
    • Eng: COALITION = combination, combination, combination (in groups), union.
    • Eng: COLLISION = collision, dangerous rendezvous (atoms, molecules, particlesatoms, molecules, particles).
    • Eng: COLLIDE = clash. Transition T-D. Or see the word SLYOT, to fly. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: COLLET = rim, crown in jewelry, place of fastening of the stone in the clockwork, clamping sleeve.
  • Rus: SLOZHEN, from the word "fold". For example, product SLOZHEN in stock.
    • Ger: ZULEGEN = fold. Transition S-TS and ZH-G.
  • Rus: SLOZHIT', SLOZHU, SLOG, ULOZHU, «ULOZHENIE», SLEZHAT'SYA, SO+LEZHAT'. From here originatedFrom here originated: KATALOG, KOLLAZH, KOLLEKTSIYA, KOLLEGA, KOLLEKTIV, KOLLOKVIUM, LEKSIKA, LEKSIKON, LOGARIFM, LOGIKA, ELEGIYA, DIALOG, PROLOG.
    • Lat: SYLLABA = (grech.) syllable, poems. Transition G-B, since latin q, g and b differ only in orientation (turned the letter). Or see the word SKLAD, SKLADNO, in the transition into each other Latin letters d-b.
    • Lat: ELEGI, ELEGIA = elegiac poems, elegy.
    • Lat: COLLEGIATUS = member of a professional corporation (i.e. union, assembly of peoplei.e. union, assembly of people), COLLECTA = collection, stock, donations, COLLECTICUS = hastily assembled, COLLECTIO = folding, picking up, flock, list, COLLECTIVUS = collective, COLLECTUS = compressed, COLLECTICUS = fastening, COLLOCO = invest, COLLIGO [LEGI, LECTUM] = fold. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: As well as Latin COL-LEGA, COLLEGA = fellow colleague, like-minded person, COLLIGA = gathering place, COL-LIGO = bind, COLLUSIO = collusion; - could occur from the slavic word SLOZHU. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian F ===> TO (C LatinC Latin).
    • Lat: COLLEGIUM = partnership, community, corporation, fraternity, community, COLLECTI = team, COLLECTIO = collection; transition of Russian C to C latin and russian m («te» with three chopsticks) in latinin latin m.
    • Lat: COLLIGATE = tightly, COLLIGATIO = coupling. From Russian SLOZHIT'.
    • Lat: COLLOQUIUM = conversation, conversation, interview, negotiation, COLLOCUTIO = conversation, conversation. From Russian SLOZHIT'. Transition: Russian F ===> TO (Q Latin) and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: LOGICE = logics, LOGICUS = logical, LOGOS = word. Could have come from the word SLOG, SLOZHU, when rearranging SLG ===> LGS. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: CATALOGUS = catalog, index, list. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition SLZHT ===> STLZH.
    • Eng: SYLLABIC = syllabic, SYLLABARY = syllabary.
    • Eng: COLLAGE = collage (that is, to put a picture of pieces, fragments - Avtthat is, to put a picture of pieces, fragments - Avt.), COLLEAGUE = colleague, COLLABORATE = cooperate.
    • Eng: COLLECT = put together, COLLECTION = accumulation, collection, collection, collection, set, set.
    • Eng: COLLOQUY = conversation, conversation, interview, dialogue, COLLOQUIUM = colloquium.
    • Eng: LOGIC = logics, LOGICAL = logical, logical, coherent.
    • Eng: CATALOGUE = catalog, subject catalog. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Gre: logojj (LOGOS, those. LOGOS) = word, speech, conversation, logiia (LOGIA, those. LOGIA) = the words’, gossip, logikhh (LOGIKH, those. LOGIKI) = logics, logikoo (LOGIKO, those. LOGIKO) = mind. Here – big bush of words. FromFrom: ULOZHU, SLOZHU, SLOG. Further: logariasmojj ( LOGARISMOS, those. LOGARISMOS or LOGARIFMOS) = score, calculation, logariasmoo (LOGARIASMO, , those. LOGARIASMO) = calculate. FromFrom: LOZHU+MERYAT', SLOZHU+MERYAT', SLOZHU+RITM, ULOZHU+MERA. Word RITM or RIFM – from MERYAT': RTM --- MRT. Further: alogooj (ALOGOS, those. ALOGOS) = unreasonable, silent. Here a – negation. And upologizzw (UPOLOGIZW, those. IPOLOGIZO) = calculate, sum up, fromcalculate, sum up, from: PO+ULOZHU (I will addI will add).
    • Gre: lexxh (LEXH, those. LEKSI) = word, lexikoo (LEXIKO, those. LEKSIKO) = vocabulary. Permutation: syllablesyllable = SLG ===> LKS = lexie.
    • Gre: dialogooj (DIALOGOS, those. DIALOGOS) = conversation, conversation, dialogismooj (DIALOGISMOS, those. DIALOGISMOS) = thought, thinking, thought. FromFrom: DEYU+SLAGAYU, DEYU SLOG. Permutation: syllablesyllable = SLG ===> LGS = logo. Or DIALOGOS came fromcame from: DVA+SLOG, that is, a conversation between two people, or DVA+GOLOS, two voices. Further, logotecnhjj (LOGOTECNHS, those. LOGOTEKHNIS) = writer fromwriter from: SLOG+TESANYY, see the word «hewn» (art of carpenter – to cut, highly valued and spawned the word «equipmentequipment»).
    • Gre: sullabhh (SULLABH, those. SILLABI) = syllable (word); sullegww (SULLEGW, those. SILLEGO) = collect; sulloghh (SULLOGH, those. SILLOGI) = collection, collection, kit, collection; sullogooj (SULLOGOS, those. SILLOGOS) = society. FromFrom: SLOZHU. And sullogiemaai (SULLOGIEMAI, those. SILLOGIEMAI) = think reflect fromthink reflect from: SLOZHU+UM. Further, prologojj (PROLOGOS, those. PROLOGOS) = introduction fromintroduction from: PRE+ULOZHU, PRE+SLOG.
  • Rus: SLOMIT'SYA under the blows of fate, lose strength, SLOM (fracturefracture), SLOMAT', SLOMANNYY. Or SILY NET.
    • Lat: CALAMITAS = trouble, disaster, accident, CALAMITOSE = unfortunately, CALAMITOSUS = pernicious. Or it could happen from a combination SILY NET, that is, the strength left me, trouble came. Transition N-M and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: CLEMENTIA = meekness, mercy, condescension. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Indeed, KROTKIY, UKROSHCHENNYY, that is, submitting to the force, "broken by force".
    • Lat: AS-SOLO = overthrow.
    • Eng: CALAMITY = misfortune, disaster, misfortune, catastrophe.
    • Eng: CLEMENT = merciful, gracious, humane.
    • Gre: qlashh (QLASH, those. TLASI) = bone fracture. Reverse word reading SLOM or SLOMAT' during the transition m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: SLUZHIT', servant. In the same bush, probably, the word SOLDAT.
    • Lat: CALIGATI = ordinary soldiers. Russian With passed into LatinRussian With passed into Latin C.
  • Rus: SLYUBIT'SYA.
    • Lat: COL-LIBET, LIBUIT = like, be pleasing. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: WITH LYUD'MI, that is to be with people, greet people.
    • Lat: SALUTATIO = visiting. Other meaning SALITATIO = greeting comes from the expression: WITH LYOTA, VZLETET', see above.
  • Rus: SLYAKOT'.
    • Ger: SCHLECHT = bad nasty.
    • Eng: SLUSH = slush, SLACK = loose, slow, lazy.
  • Rus: SMAK, SMACHNYY.
    • Ger: SCHMACKHALF = delicious. And SCHMUCK = outfit, elegant, beautiful.
    • Eng: SMACK = taste, taste, SMUG = elegant.
    • Eng: SNACK = snack. Or else SNACK came from SNED'.
  • Rus: SMEZHNYY, that is, between.
    • Ger: ZWISCHEN = between. Here is the transition of M to W, that is, the letter turned upside down". The result was ZWISCHEN of ZMISCHEN, that is, from SMIZHEN, adjacent between.
    • Eng: AMONG(ST) = between, among. Permutation: adjacentadjacent = SMNZH ===> MNZHST = amongst.
  • Rus: SMYOL, SMETAT', SMETAL, rake in a heap. See also the word above. KOM. From hereFrom here: AKKUMULIROVAT'.
    • Lat: CUMULO = mass, ACCUMULO = shovel, ACCUMULATIO = congestion. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: ACCUMULATE = accumulate.
  • Rus: SMENIT', SMENYAT', MENYAT', swap, IZMENIT' position, KINU (I will leave). From hereFrom here: KOMMUTIROVAT', KOMMUTATIVNYY, KINETIKA, KINEMATIKA.
    • Lat: COMMUTO, MUTO, IMMUTO = change, COMMUTATIO = exchange. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Latin confusion n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: COMMUTE = replace.
    • Gre: kinhmma (KINHMA, those. KINIMA) = motion, kinhshh (KINHSH, those. KINISI) = move, kinww (KINW, those. KINO) = move. FromFrom: SMENYAYU, IZMENYAYU position when moving S-Z-K. And KINU, I will leave. From here KINEMATIKA, KINETIKA.
  • Rus: SMERDET', that is to make an unpleasant strong smell stinking.
    • Eng: SMELL = smell. Here is the transition L to P: dead ===> dare that is smell. And SMELL could occur from the word SMOLA, since woody (for example, pine) the resin really smells strong.
  • Rus: SMERT', SMERTNYY, UMER, UMERET'.
    • Lat: MORS, MORTIS = death, death, dead, EMORTUALIS = mortal, MORTALES = mortal people, MORTALIS = mortal death prone, MORTALITAS = mortality, MORTICINUS = dead, carrion, carrion.
    • Ger: SCHMERZ = pain.
    • Eng: MORTAL = mortal, fatal, MORTALITY = mortality.
    • Swe: SMÄRTA = pain. gallpain. gall) SMART = grief, grief.
  • Rus: SMETANA.
    • Fin: SMETANA = sour cream.
  • Rus: SMESHIT', SMEKH. From hereFrom here: KOMIK, KOMICHESKIY, KOMEDIYA.
    • Lat: COMICUS = comic, COMOEDUS = actor (comedy). Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and SH-S, T-D, and permutation: make laughmake laugh = SMSHT ===> SMTSH = comoedus. Hence the Latin COMOEDIA = comedy. Or fromOr from: SMEKH+DEYU, «create laughtercreate laughter».
    • Eng: COMIC = funny, comic, SMILE = smile.
    • Gre: kwmikojj (KWMIKOS, those. KOMISKOS) = funny. Transition S-K.
  • Rus: SMINAT', MYATYY, SOMNU, MNU, crumple, MYAL, MALO, MALYY, MEN'SHE. From hereFrom here: MINUTA, as a length of time (see above word MINUS). Or fromOr from: MINUET (timetime).
    • Lat: COM-MINUO, COMMINUO [MINUI, MINUTUM] = break, break, crush, crush. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Or it could happen from Russian SMINAT', during the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin, that is SMNT ===> SMTN.
    • Lat: MINIO = crush, divide into small parts, divide, MINUTE = compressed, MINUTIA = reduction, smallness, small size, MINUTUS = little, MINUI, MINUTUM = split up. See also above Russian word MEN'SHE. From here happenedFrom here happened: MINUTA, as a length of time.
    • Ger: KNETEN = crumple. Transition S-TS-K, like caesar caesar as well N-M. As a result SMINAT' ===> KNETEN.
    • Eng: MILL = crumple. Probably derived from Russian MYAL, crumpled. And SMITH = blacksmith could come from russian SMYAT', as when forging hot metal SMINAETSYA, flattened out.
  • Rus: SMOLA, for example, wood resin, pine. Resin is usually strong PAKHNET. See also the word MAZAL.
    • Ger: SCHMIEREN = lubricate, SCHMIERE = ointment, sticky dirt. Here is the transition L to P. I.e, schmieren <=== schmielen, since "schmilen" or "smilin", could occur from SMOLA.
    • Eng: SMELL = smell. Wood resin smells strongly.
    • Iri: SMALAIGH = smudge.
  • Rus: SMOLIT'. Grind in order to prevent rotting, deterioration. For example, pitch the boards of boats, etc.. From hereFrom here: SMAL'TA.
    • Lat: SMALTUM = enamel, SMALTATUS = enamelled. In fact, the enamel is applied on a metal base to protect it from rust, that is, plays the role of a kind of "resin". Enamel coating could be called "tar", because in its essence tar is reproduced here, the "grind" of wood.
    • Eng: SMALT = smalt, SMALTO = smalt mosaic.
  • Rus: SMUTNO, SMUTA, from MUTIT', MUT', SMESHAT'. And SMUTA as a time of troubles in the state, unrest.
    • Lat: COMMOTUS = horny. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: ZUMUTE (mir ist schlecht zumute) = I feel uneasy. Transition S-TS.
    • Eng: MUDDY = to stir up. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: SNEG, SNEZHIT', SNEZHOK.
    • Lat: CANEO = silver, CANDEO, CANDUI = be white brilliant. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition G-D, since latin q-d differ only in orientation. As a result, the word SNEG could go into CANDEO.
    • Lat: From here came a large bush of Latin words.From here came a large bush of Latin words.: CANDIDO = make white (i.e SNEZHIT', snow pours - Autosnow pours - Auto.), CANDICO = turn white, CANDIDE = white, CANDIDUS = snow-white, snow, brilliant, etc.. Latin CANESCO = become silvery white, go gray; came probably from the word SNEZHOK.
    • Ger: SCHNEE = snow. Transition S-SH. SCHNEEFÄLLE = snowfall (snow + fell down). Transition P-F.
    • Eng: SNOW = snow. And SNOWFALL = snowfall; could occur from SNEG UPAL, SNEG PAL. Transition P-F.
    • Swe: SNÖ = snow.
    • Gre: agiazzi (AGIAZI, those. AGIASI) = hoar frost. Reverse word reading SNEG, where g spelled like n, so NG could read how r: snowsnow = SNG --- GS = agias. Further, cionni (CIONI, those. KHIONI) = snow fromsnow from: SNEG in reverse reading; cionostibadda (CIONOSTIBADA, those. KHIONOSTIBADA) = snowdrift fromsnowdrift from: SNEG (in reverse readingin reverse reading) + PADAYU.
  • Rus: SNEG+SHAG, snow+walking. For example, skis allow you to walk in deep snow..
    • Ger: SCHNEESCHUH = ski. I.e SCHNEE+SCHUH = snow+step.
    • Eng: SNOWSHOES = snowshoes. Same: snow+step.
  • Rus: SNIK, SNIKNUT', SNIKNUL, and IZNOS, wear out. For example, a person has aged, wilted, "worn". And also see the word ZNAYUSHCHIY, ZNAYU, that is, the old man knows a lot, is wise by experience.
    • Lat: SENECIO = old man, SENECTA = old age, SENECTUS = old, aged, old age, sullen, SENEO = be old, SENESCO = grow old, SENEX, SENIS = old, old, old man, old, SENILIS = senile, SENIOR = old man very old decrepit, SENIUM = old age, decrepitude. And OBSOLESCO = dilapidate; could occur also from the word OBLEZ, i.e. decayed.
    • Eng: SENIOR = older person older person. Transition K ===> R due to the proximity of writing, see table..1. Further, from the expressionFurther, from the expression: PERE+SNIK, PERE+SNIKNUL, that is, strongly wilted, aged, PERE+IZNOS, have occurredhave occurred:
    • Lat: PER-SENEX = aged, PER-SENESCO = grow old, PER-SENILIS = old aged.
  • Rus: SNIMAT' sample.
    • Tur: SINAMA = sample.
  • Rus: SNIZHAT', SNIZHENNYY. And SNIK, SNIKNUT', to wilt.
    • Ger: SENKEN = lower, lower, bow, SINKEN = go down, SENKUNG = immersion. Transition ZH-K.
    • Eng: SINK = to lower.
  • Rus: SNYATOE (swept away) with milk (sour creamsour cream), SNETKI.
    • Ger: SANNE = sour cream.
  • Rus: SNYAT' knife a layer of something.
    • Ger: SCHNITTE = chunk, SCHNITT = chunk, cut. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SNYAT' pain, heal, heal. And SON. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: SANATORIY.
    • Lat: SANATIO = treatment, healing, SANATOR = (is)healer, SAN = heal, heal, SANESCO = get well, SANATORIUM = sanatorium. I.e SNYAT'+RAMA, that is, take off+space, the place where pain is relieved. Or fromOr from: SNYAT'+TORYU. Or SANATIO could occur from the word SON, SNIT'SYA, SON+TORYU. In fact, sleep sometimes heals, heals the sick.
    • Eng: SANATIVE = wellness, wellness, healing, healing, SANATORIUM = sanatorium.
    • Gre: sanatorioo (SANATORIO, those. SANATORIO) = sanatorium.
  • Rus: SOBLAZNIT', SOBLAZNYU.
    • Lat: PELICATUS = cohabitation, PELLICULATIO = seduction, temptation, PELLACIA = seduction, seduction, corruption, PELLICIO = seduce, PELEX = concubine, lover, PELLAX = deceitful. Transition B-P, n-u and permutation SBLZNT ===> BLZTNS. And PELLECEBRAE = seduction; could occur from SOBLAZN BERU.
  • Rus: SOBOLEZNUYU.
    • Lat: CON-DOLESCO = suffer together. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin and transition B to D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation on the line. so, SBLZN ===> SNBLZ.
  • Rus: SOBOL'.
    • Lat: SABELLA = sable.
    • Ger: ZOBEL = sable.
    • Eng: SABLE = sable.
    • Fre: ZIBELINE = sable.
    • Fin: SOOPELI = sable.
  • Rus: SOBRANNYY a man, that is, clear, sober, ready for the unexpected. From the word SOBRAT' my feelings, SOBERU, SOBRAT'SYA. And also see the word ZAPRET, restriction.
    • Lat: SOBRIETAS = sobriety, SOBRIUS = sober.
    • Eng: SOBRIETY = sobriety, moderation, temperance (in the use of alcohol), prudence. Could occur from the Russian word ZAPRETNYY.
  • Rus: SOVAT', thrust. And SKHOVAT', to hide.
    • Eng: SOW = sow. Seeds really "shoved into the ground". See also the word SEYAT' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: SAVE = save, save, save. From Slavic "poke somewhere", hide, save.
    • Tur: CUVAL = bag. Wed with russian SOVAL.
  • Rus: SOVET. In the same semantic bush are the words OTVET, VESHCHAT' and so on.
    • Eng: ADVICE = advice. Transition T-D, Russian C ===> C Latin and reverse reading: adviceadvice = SVT ===> TVS = advice. Irish, ADVICE = advice. Or else ADVICE comes from "you+I'm broadcasting, I'm telling you, I advise.
  • Rus: SOVESHCHALSYA, SOVESHCHAT'SYA. Or see the expression KOM+SEL or SO+SEL, that is, a group of individuals ("com") sat down, gathered for a meeting, that is "KOM" SEL, they all sat down together. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: KONSILIUM, KONSUL, KONSUL'TATSIYA.
    • Lat: CONSILIUM = meeting, discussion, CONSILIOSUS = reasonable, CONSILIOR = confer, CONSILIA - jointly undertake. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition V-N, since handwritten latin "v" and "n" differ only in orientation, see table..1. I.e SOVESHCHAL ===> CONSILI. Or else CONSILIA derived from the Russian combination SO+SEL, KOM+SEL, that is, they "sat down together" and discussed.
    • Lat: CONSULTA = advice, CONSULTATIO = meeting, CONSULTE = to confer. Transitions of sounds and letters are described in the previous paragraph..
    • Eng: COUNCIL, COUNSEL = meeting.
    • Eng: CONSULT = consult, CONSUL = consul.
  • Rus: SOGLASHENIE, SOGLASHAT'SYA, SOGLASIE.
    • Ger: AUSGLEICH = agreementagreement; AUSGLEICHEN = settle.
    • Iri: SOCRAIG = agree. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: SOGNAT', SOZHMU, SZHAT'. And PYZH, POZHMU.
    • Lat: COGO, COACTUM = drive, drive, squeeze, thicken.
    • Lat: SIAGONES = jaw muscles. Occurred from the word SOZHMU during the transition M-N. Indeed, the jaw muscles SZHIMAYUT jaws.
    • Gre: siagonaa (SIAGONA, those. SIAGONA) = jaw. FromFrom: SOZHMU during the transition ZH-G and M-N.
    • Gre: phximmo (PHXIMO, those. PIKSIMO) = thickening. FromFrom: POZHMU, PYZH. Similarly: piezww (PIEZW, those. PIEZO) = push; pieshh (PIESH, those. PIESI) = pressure frompressure from: PYZH; and piesthriio (PIESTHRIO, those.PIESTIRIO ) = press frompress from: PYZH+TORYU, shake+Toryu (movingmoving).
  • Rus: SOGRESHU.
    • Lat: CONGRESSIO = intercourse. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and SH-S.
  • Rus: SODROGNUT'SYA.
    • Lat: COTHURNUS = tragedy, tragic style. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is SDRGNTS ===> SDGRNS.
    • Eng: COTHURNUS = (ancient
    • Gre: Koturn, tragedy.
  • Rus: SOEDINYAT', SOEDINYU.
    • Lat: CO-ADUNATIO = compound, CO-ADUNO = join. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: COADJUTOR = coadjutor, assistant, deputy. Transition n-u (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: SOZDAT', SOZDATEL', SOZDAYU, SOZDAN, SODEYAT'. for example, SOZDAT' conditions for something. For example, the words ZDANIE and ZODCHIY, probably derived from the word SOZDAT', SOZDAN, SOZDANNYY.
    • Lat: CONDITO, CONDITIO = creation, creation, CONDITOR = creator, creator, founder, ancestor, CON-DO = build. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, and also Russian W ===> N is Latin, because the Latin letter N different from latin Z only position on the line. Indeed, Z, "laid on its side "turns intolaid on its side "turns into N.
    • Eng: CONDITION = conditions (as a set of factors that determine opportunities for future actions), circumstances.
    • Fre: CONDITIONS = conditions.
    • Ita: CONDIZIONI = conditions.
    • Spa: CONDICION = conditions.
  • Rus: SOZNAT', OSOZNAT', SOZNAYU, OSOZNAYU.
    • Lat: SCIENS = knowingly, knowingly, knowledgeable, experienced, skillful, SCIENTIA = knowledge, super'knowledge, science, branch of knowledge, knowledge, SCIENTER = consciously, skillfully, skillfully, SCIO = know. Transition: Russian C, W ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: SENSA = thoughts, opinions, ideas, SENSUS = mind, mind, thinking, feeling, SENTENTIA = opinion, SENTIO, SENSI, SENSUM = feel, SENSATE = reasonable, judiciously, SENSATUS = sensible, SANITAS = prudence.
    • Lat: COGNITIO = recognition, cognition, familiarization, cognition, COGNITUS = knowledge, familiarization, COGNOSCO, COGNITUM, AGNOSCO = learn. Transition of Russian "z" into Latin "g" due to the similarity of writing, see table.due to the similarity of writing, see table..1.
    • Lat: CONSCIO = confess, CONSCIENTIA = consciousness, awareness. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is, we have no vowelsC is Latin, that is, we have no vowels: OSOZNAT' = SZNT -- > SNZNT = CONSCIENTIA. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Lat: For the same reasons, Latin words CON-SCIO = know to be aware, CONSCIUS = conscious; descend from russian OSOZNAYU.
    • Lat: CON-SIPIO = be conscious. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition T-D-P, so like latin "d" and "p" differ only in orientation. so, SOZNAT' = SZNT ===> SNZT = con-sipiio.
    • Eng: SCIENCE = science, scientific, SENSE = meaning, opinion, meaning.
    • Eng: CONSCIOUS = conscious, mindful, conscious, CONSCIENCE = conscience.
    • Eng: COGNITIVE = informative.
  • Rus: SOYKA (birdbird).
    • Tur: SOYGA = jay.
  • Rus: SOYTIS'. From hereFrom here: SOITIE.
    • Lat: COITUS = connection, sex, mating, congestion, COITIO = union, COETUS = gathering. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KOITUS = copulation. Transition S-K.
    • Eng: COITUS = intercourse.
    • Fre: COIT = copulation.
    • Spa: COITO = copulation.
  • Rus: SOK, SOCHITSYA, SOCHIT'SYA.
    • Lat: SUCUS = juice, moisture, drink, SUCOSUS = juicy, SUCIDUS = juicy, wet, raw, SUCOCITAS = juiciness.
    • Lat: SAPA = thick grape juice. Transition q-p.
    • Ger: SAFT = the juice, SOD = decoction, SAFTIG = juicy.
    • Eng: SOAK = ooze out, SUCK = suck, SAP = plant juice, SUPPY = juicy.
    • Fre: SE'VE = juice strength. Here is the transition SL ===> SV.
    • Spa: ZUMO = the juice.
    • Swe: SAFT = the juice.
  • Rus: SOLENYY.
    • Lat: SALINAE = salt mines, saltworks, joke (salty joke - Avtsalty joke - Avt.), SALINUS = salt, SALINUM = salt shaker. As well as Latin SALSAE AQUAE = salt lake; could occur from expression SOLENAYA VODA. Concerning concurrency: water = aqua see the above discussion of the word VODA.
    • Ger: SALZ = salty. angng) SALINE = salty, salt (chem.), salt, salt marsh.
    • Fre: SALE = salty.
    • Ita: SALSO = salty.
    • Spa: SALINO = salty.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE, SIYANIE, SIYALO. The word probably originated from here. ZOLOTO, yellow (like a sun) a precious metal.
    • Lat: SOL = sun day, SOLIS = day sunflower. As well as Latin SOLIDUS = solid gold coin; could occur from ZOLOTO (the sunthe sun): ZHELTYY ===> ZOLOTO.
    • Lat: SOLLEMNE = triumph, SOLLEMNIS = solemn, celebrated annually, sacred, SOLLEMNITAS = celebration, SOLLEMNITER = solemnly (i.e SOLNTSE TORYU - Auth.). Could occur from SOLNTSE and SOLNECHNYY.
    • Ger: SONNE = the sun, SOMMER = summer.
    • Eng: SUN = the sun, SUMMER = summer. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: SOLEMN = sacred, holy, solemn.
    • Fre: SOLEIL = the sun.
    • Swe: SOL = the sun.
    • Spa: SOL = the sun.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE+ZHENA.
    • Lat: SOLIGENA = born of the sun.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE+RAMA. From hereFrom here: SOLYARIY.===>>>
    • Lat: SOLARIUM = sundial solarium (flat roof, terrace, balconyflat roof, terrace, balcony).
    • Eng: SOLARIUM = solarium.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE+SIDET', that is, sit in the sun.
    • Lat: SOLICATIO = long stay in the sun. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE STOIT, i.e. the solstice.
    • Lat: SOLSTITIUM = summer solstice, SOLSTITIALIS = summer solstice.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SOLSTICE = (astron.) solstice.
    • Ita: SOLSTIZIO = solstice.
    • Spa: SOLSTICIO = solstice.
  • Rus: SOLNTSE+TORYU, that is, I lay, I trash, the road to the sun.
    • Lat: SOLIFER = bringing the sun. Transition T-F (phiphi).
  • Rus: SOLOMA. And KOLOS, during the transition K-S.
    • Lat: CULMUS = straw, stalk, CALAMUS = reed, CULMOSUS = sprouting like an ear. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CULM = stem (herbs, cereals), the straw.
    • Hun: SZALMA = straw.
    • Gre: kalammi (KALAMI, those. KALAMI) = reed; kalamojj (KALAMOS, those. KALAMOS) = cane. Transition S-K.
  • Rus: SOLONINA, SALO.
    • Lat: SALINA = corned beef.
    • Eng: SALINE = salty.
    • Hun: SZALLONA = (pork) fat.
  • Rus: SO+LYUDI, that is, C LYUD'MI, WITH LYUD'MI RYADOM, with everyone together as usual. And SLIT'SYA together with everyone i mean act like everyone. See the word above SLIT'SYA.
    • Lat: SOLITUS = customary, SOLITUM = something ordinary.
    • Eng: SOLID = unanimous, unanimous, cohesive, SOLIDARY = welded, cohesive SOLIDARITY = solidarity, unity, cohesion. I.e SLIT'+RYAD or with LYUDI+RYAD, that is, C LYUD'MI RYADOM .
  • Rus: SOL', SOLIT'. See also above SOLENYY.===>>>
    • Lat: SAL, SALIS = salt, SALIO, SALSO = salt, SALSUS = salty, witty. From here came a large semblance of Latin words, for exampleFrom here came a large semblance of Latin words, for example: SALSA = salty foods, jokes, humor, pickle, SALSE = salty, witty, SALSEDO = salinity, salty taste, SALSITAS = salinity, mockness, stinginess, SALSITUDO = saltiness.
    • Lat: SOLUM, SOLIDUM = soil. Even today in Russian they say "the salt of the earth".
    • Lat: SALARIUM = salary ration issued to servicemen and civilian officials, salary, salary, SALARIUS = salt, annual income from the sale of salt. This shows that the word SALARIUM, originally meant SOLYANOY ration (i.e. pay salt, as a valuable product in the middle ages), it became later to denote the salary in general, the payment for the work, for example, money. For example, English SALARY. it – interesting fact.
    • Ger: SALZ = salt. Further, SOLYANOY source, in Russian, and SOLQUELLE = salt source.
    • Eng: SALT = salt, SAL = salt (chemistchemist.).
    • Eng: SALARY = salary. See Latin above comment. SALARIUM.
    • Fre: SEL = salt.
    • Swe: SALT = salt.
    • Spa: SAL = salt, SALARIO = salary.
    • Fin: SUOLA = salt.
    • Gre: saltssa (SALTSA, those. SALTSA) = sauce, seasoning, gravy.
    • Gre: alatizoo (ALATIZO, those. ALATISO), alatii (ALATI, those. ALATI) = salt. Permutation consonants: saltsalt = SLT ===> LTS = Alatiso. And almhh (ALMH, those. ALMI) = brine, salt water. Transition m («te») --- m = M. And analatojj (ANALATOS, those. ANALATOS) = unsalted, bland, fromunsalted, bland, from: NE SOLIT', permutation consonants.
  • Rus: SOLYANKA.
    • Eng: SALTWORT = solyanka. Probably, SOL'+TVORYU.
    • Fre: +
    • Spa: SOLIANKA = solyanka.
    • Fin: SELJANKA-KEITTO = solyanka. Here keitto = soup.
  • Rus: SOMNENIE.
    • Lat: SOMNIUM = nonsense.
    • Spa: SUNDEZ = nonsense.
  • Rus: SON, SONNYY. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: SOMNAMBULA, KOMA.
    • Lat: SOMNUS = sleep, SOMNIO = see a dream, SOMNIUM = dream, dream, dream. Transition N-M. As well as Latin SOPOR = sleep, sleeping pills; could occur from the word SOPEL during the transition L-R. In a dream sniffle. As we said above, Latin SANO = heal could also occur from the word SON. In fact, sleep sometimes has a healing effect, cures some ailments, diseases. Hence, probably, English SANATIVE = healing (hence the word SANATORIY). Or else SANO could occur from expressioncould occur from expression: SNYAT' pain. As well as Latin SOMNI PLENUS = sleepy; could occur from SON POLNYY, SONNYY POLNYY, SONNYY VPOLNE.
    • Lat: CUNAE, CUNABULA = cradle. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin. As well as Latin SOMNAMBULOSUS = sleepy; could occur from SONNYY BYL or SONNYY+BOLEYU, when drowsiness turns into a disease.
    • Lat: COMA = hibernation. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and N-M.
    • Eng: SOMNIFACIENT = hypnotic.
    • Eng: SOMNAMBULIST = somnambulist, lunatic. From expression SONNYY BYL or SONNYY+BOLEYU.
    • Eng: SANATIVE = wellness, wellness, healing, healing, SANATORIUM = sanatorium. see also SNYAT' pain, SNIMAT' pain heal.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: COMA = (honey.) coma, coma, lethargy, indifference, apathy. The same transitions as in the Latin word COMA.
    • Fre: SOMNOLENT, SOMMEIL = sleepy, SOMNOLER = nap.
    • Spa: SUENO = sleep, SONOLIENTO = sleepy.
    • Ita: SONNO = sleep.
    • Swe: SÄNG = bed, bed. On the bed see SNY.
    • Por: SONHAR = dream (see in a dreamsee in a dream).
    • Fin: SANKI = bed. datesbed. dates) SOVN = sleep.
    • Gre: upnojj (UPNOS, those. IPNOS) = sleep. Reverse word reading SON. Maybe the word has come in here P'YANO, as inebriation begins vision, as in a dream. Then the word came from GIPNOZ, sleep or drunk sleep. Further: aupniia (AUPNIA, those. AIPNIA) = insomnia, where A – denial could occur from NE P'YANO, those. no sleep. And koimoumaai (KOIMOUMAI, those. KOIMOIMAI) = sleep fromsleep from: SON+IMEYU, during the transition S-K and N-M.
  • Rus: SON VIDET'.
    • Lat: PER SOMNIUM VIDEO = dream.
  • Rus: SON+LEN', SON+LENTYAY, SONNYY+LEN', SONNYY+LENOST'. Or SON+L'NUT', SONNYY+L'NUT', that is, clinging to sleep, wanting to sleep.
    • Lat: SOMNOLENTIA = drowsiness.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SOMNOLENCE = drowsiness, drowsiness, sleepiness.
    • Ita: SONNOLENZA = drowsinessdrowsiness (!).
    • Spa: SOMNOLENCIA = drowsiness.
  • Rus: SON TORYU, SONNYY+TORYU, that is, paving the way for sleep, giving sleep, sleeping pills.
    • Lat: COMNIFER = hypnotic. Transition T-F and Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: SOMNIFEROUS = hypnotic, sleepy.
    • Fre: SOMNIFERE = hypnotic.
    • Ita: SONNIFERO = hypnotic.
  • Rus: SOPET', eat and slurp [223], [225] V. Dahl. And SOPEL, SOPET' in a dream, SPAT'.
    • Lat: SOPOR = snuffle, sound, deep sleep, sedative, SOPORO = put to sleep, SOPORUS = sleepy, suggestive sleep. Transition L-R, i.e SOPEL ===> SOPOR. Or it could come from the word SPAL.
    • Lat: SOPITIO, SOPIO = induce sleep. Or come from the word SPAT'.
    • Eng: SOPOR = heavy, deep sleep, lethargic sleep, SOPORIFIC = narcotic, sleepy, sleeping pills.
    • Spa: SOPORIFERO = hypnotic.
    • Tur: SAPITI = chomping.
  • Rus: SOPLI.
    • Ger: SABBELN, SABBERN = slobber.
  • Rus: SOR, SORIT', SORNO.
    • Lat: SORDEO = to be dirty, to be unclean, SORDES = litter, garbage, dirt, sewage, litter, despicability, SORDESCO = get dirty, SORDIDE = dirty, SORDIDO = litter, SORDIDUS = dirty, unclean, despicable, stingy. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: SARIO = weed. In fact, weed plants are removed during weeding., SOR.
    • Eng: SORDID = dirty, disgusting, disgusting, nasty, purulent.
    • Gre: sarwnnw (SARWNW, those. SARONO) = sweep. FromFrom: SORNO. And swrooj (SOROS, those. SOROS) = heap. FromFrom: SOR.
  • Rus: SOROKA.
    • Spa: URRACA = magpie. Transition: Russian C ===> U Latin due to the proximity of writing, "put" the letter to the side.
  • Rus: SOSKA, SOSAT', SOSU, SOSAL.
    • Lat: SUCTUS = sucking. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is: sucksuck = SST ===> SST = suctus. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: SUGO, SUXI, SUCTUM = suck, SICCO, EXSUGO, SUXI, SUCTUM = suck, SICCO = milk, SAUCIUS = intoxicated. That is to say, "I was drinking wine".
    • Lat: SUCO = bloodsucker.
    • Lat: COCTA = compote. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: SUCK = suck.
    • Eng: SUCKLE = breastfeed, give suck udder, feed, grow, SUCKLING = baby sucker(OKOK).
  • Rus: SOSTOYANIE, position, SO+STOYAT', that is, to stand together, together, reliably, cohesively, in a group. And EST'+STOYAT', EST'+STAN. Here EST' in terms of BYT', exist. From hereFrom here: KONSTANTA.
    • Lat: CONSTANTIA = consistency, firmness, hardness. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is SSTN -- > SNSTN.
    • Lat: EXISTENTIA = beingbeing; EXISTO = be.
    • Ger: EXISTENZ = Existence, ZUSTAND = state. Transition S-TS.
    • Eng: CONSTANT = constant (in exact sciences), unchanging, steady, uniform, faithful.
    • Eng: EXIST = to exist, EXISTENCE = Existence.
  • Rus: SO+SESTRITSA, that is, next to me is my sister. Recall the expression SESTRA charity helping the wounded on the battlefield. And also see. SO+STOYU, that is, standing next to each other. From hereFrom here: ASSISTENT.
    • Lat: ASSISTRIX = seated near, that is, assistant.
    • Lat: AS-SISTO = stand by, A-STO, STITI = stand near.
    • Eng: ASSISTANCE = support, assistance, encouragement, assistance.
    • Spa: ASISTIR = heal, care for the sick, help, ASISTENTE = assistant.
  • Rus: SOSTOYAT' from something, from some components, elements, SOSTOYU.
    • Lat: CONSISTO, CONSTO = consist.
    • Eng: CONSIST = consist of, CONSISTENCE = consistency (physical state of matter), density.
    • Gre: sustashh (SUSTASH, those. SISTASI) = composition structure.
  • Rus: SO+STOYAT', that is, to stand next to someone, to be at one with someone, on someone's side.
    • Lat: CONSISTO, STITI = stand on one's side.
    • Eng: CONSISTENCY = coherence, compliance, interaction.
  • Rus: SO+STROYKA, SO+STROIT', KOM+STROIT'. From hereFrom here: KONSTRUKTSIYA, KONSTRUIROVAT'. And also see. SO-STRUGAT', SO-STROGAT', STROGAT', SO-STROIT'. According to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.577, 585: STROGAT' = cut chips, STRUG\ = common name for planing tools.
    • Lat: CON-STRUO = erect, CONSTRUCTIO = construction. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KONSTRUKTION = design.
    • Eng: CONSTRUE = interpret, interpret, interpret.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: CONSTRUCTION = construction, construction, construction.
    • Ita: CONSTRUZIONE = construction.
    • Spa: CONSTRUCCION = construction.
  • Rus: SO+STRUNIT' or SO+STYANUT', STYANUT', KOM+STYANUT'. That is to tie. And also see. SO-STRENOZHIT', for example horse.
    • Lat: CONSTRINGO = tie up. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. If comes from STYANUT', then we see the transition I ===> R.
    • Eng: CONSTRICTION = coagulation, contraction, contraction, contraction, contraction.
  • Rus: SOSUL'KA.
    • Eng: ICICLE = icicle. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SOTRU, STERET', STIRAL, POTRU. For example, I wiped it into a powder, and also washed it - it made it clean, smooth, it wiped out dirt, destroyed harmful substances.. From STIRAL happened STERIL'NYY, that is, cleaned, neutralized, «removed all unnecessaryremoved all unnecessary».
    • Lat: CON-TERO = grind, crush. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: STERILIS = barren, empty, STERILITAS = infertility, poverty, poverty, crop failure, STERILESCO = dry up.
    • Ger: STERIL = sterile.
    • Eng: STERILE = sterile sterile sterile.
    • Fre: STERILE = sterile.
    • Gre: kaqarra (KATARA, those. KATARA) = purely, kaqarooj (KATAROS, those. KATAROS)= clean, kaqarizww (KAQARIZO, those. KATARIZO) = clean. FromFrom: STERET' (mud), that is, clear. Transition K-TS-S; Latin C is read as K and as TS-S. In the same bush of words: akaqartojj (AKAQARTOS, those. AKATARTOS) = unclean, dirty, akaqarsiia (AKAQARSIA, those. AKATARSIA ) = sewage. Here a – denial that is «notnot».
    • Gre: pastreuuw (PASTREUW, those. PASTREIO) = clean, pastrikooj (PASTRIKOS, those. PASTRIKOS) = clean, tidy. FromFrom: SOTRU, PO+SOTRU, POTRU (to rubto rub).
  • Rus: SOKHA. Sohoy plow the land.
    • Lat: SAUCIO = plow.
  • Rus: SOKHNUT'.
    • Hun: ASZNI = dry.
    • Gre: stegnojj (STEGNOS, those. STEGNOS) = dry, dried. PermutationPermutation: SKHNT ===> STKHNS.
  • Rus: SOSH'YU, to sew.
    • Lat: CON-SUO = sew. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SPASTI, SPAS, SPASAT', SPASI! Also from hereAlso from here: SPAZM, see below.
    • Lat: SOSPES = savior, unharmed, SOSPITO = save, SOSPITA = savior, SOSPITALIS = saving, SOSPITATOR = savior.
    • Eng: SAVE = save. Transition P-V.
    • Fre: SAUVETAGE = the rescue. Transition P-V.
    • Gre: swsibioo (SWSIBIO, those. SOSIBIO) = Lifebuoy. FromFrom: SPASAYU, transition P-B. And spassw (SPASW, those. SPASO) = repel (blowblow).
    • Gre: suspashh (SUSPASH, those. SISPASI) = spasm; spasmojj (SPASMOS, those. SPASMOS) = cramp. FromFrom: SPASI! SPASI MENYA!
  • Rus: SPAT', SPAL, SPI. Hence the word SUBBOTA (transition P-B), see below. See also the word SOPEL (during sleepduring sleep).
    • Lat: SOPIO = put to sleep, SEPELIO = put to sleep. Besides, SEPELIO = bury, bury, bury. The Latin origin of this Latin word is quite understandable. SPAL (died, fell asleep forever). See also the word SYPAL land for the grave of the deceased.
    • Lat: ACCUBITIO = recumbency, ACCUBITALIA = blankets and pillows for the pit bed. Transition P-B and S-TS ===> TO=C Latin.
    • Lat: CUBITO = lie down, CUBITIO = lying, CUBILE = bedroom, bed, bed, sofa, CUBITUS = rest, lying, CUBITUM, CUBO, CUBUI = lie down. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and P-B.
    • Lat: SABBATA, SABBATUM = (Heb.) Saturday, the seventh day of the week and rest day, SABBATARIUS = saturday, SABBATIZO = keep the sabbath days. As well as Latin SEPTIMA = Saturday; could occur from the word SPAT'. In fact, on Saturday, the seventh day of the week SEPTEM (the jews [237], with.890), rested, "slept", did not work.
    • Ger: SPÄT = late, SPÄTER = late, SPÄTE = late time. Reads like spat and spat". Besides, SABBAT = saturday jews. This word is also used in the Hebrew language.This word is also used in the Hebrew language.: "SUBBOTA" = peace. Has Church Slavonic Happened "SUBOTA" (with one B) from the Slavic word "SPAT'"? After all "SUBBOTA" means "day of rest". Sounds P and B are very close.: P is a deaf B.
    • Eng: SABBATH = saturday jews rest time. Transition P-B.
    • Fin: PATJA = mattress.
    • Gre: spitii (SPITI, those. SPITI) = house, room. Sleeping in the house.
  • Rus: SPERTYY voice that is hoarse, "locked", SPIRAT', ZAPERET' breath. See also the word ISPARIT', evaporation.
    • Lat: ASPERITAS = hoarseness, hoarseness, difficulty, burden.
    • Lat: SUSPIRATIO = sigh sigh, SUSPIRATUS = sigh, SUSPIRIOSUS = dyspnea, SUSPIRITUS = deep breath, SUSPIRITUM = shortness of breath, SU-SPIRO = sigh.
    • Eng: ASPERITY = roughness, roughness, roughness, severity (climate), hardships.
    • Eng: SUSPIRE = (poet.) sigh, SUSPIRIOUS = breathing with noticeable effort, hard breathing.
    • Gre: sparagmojj (SPARAGMOS, those. SPARAGMOS) = heartache, agony.
  • Rus: SPINA.
    • Lat: SPINA = ridge, SUPINE = backwards, turning away, SUPINO = tip over, SUPINUS = bent back, lying face up on the back, thrown back.
    • Lat: PONE = behind. Lost With.
    • Ger: SPINA = spine, SPINAL = vertebrate.
    • Eng: SPINE = spine, SPINAL = dorsal.
    • Fre: SPINAL = vertebrate.
    • Gre: spondulojj (SPONDULOS, those. SPONDILOS) = vertebra. FromFrom: SPINA+DOLYA, those. back share, «a piece of the backa piece of the back».
  • Rus: SPLYUSHCHU, SPLYUSHCHIT', for example a strong blow, PLYUSHCHU. From hereFrom here: ELLIPS.
    • Lat: SUPPLICIUM = penalty, SUPPLEX = kneeling. Or see. ZAPLAKAT'.
    • Lat: ELLIPSIS = ellipse, ELLIPTICUS = elliptic. Indeed, an ellipse can be thought of as SPLYUSHCHENNUYU circle.
    • Eng: SUPPLE = make flexible, soft, pliable, compliant, SUPPLIANT = pleading, appealing. see also ZAPLAKAT'.
    • Eng: ELLIPSE = ellipse, ELLIPTIC = elliptic.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: ELLIPSE = ellipse.
    • Spa: ELIPSE = ellipse.
  • Rus: (withwith)PLYUYU, ZAPLYUYU, spit.
    • Lat: SPUTO = spit, SPUO, SPUI, SPUTUM = spit. Latin transition l-t due to the closeness of writing.
    • Eng: SPIT = spit, SPITTLE = spit, SPITTOON = spittoon.
  • Rus: SPORO, SPORYY, i.e. fast. And SPOR, SPORIT', dispute. From hereFrom here: SPORT, DISPUT, PARI’.
    • Lat: SPIRITUS = wind (or fromor from: VOSPARYU, see abovesee above), PARIS = rival.
    • Ger: SPORT = sport, diSPUTIEREN = argue.
    • Eng: SPORT = competition. So sport is "SPOR" rivals. As well as the English word DISPUTE = argue, diSPUTE, could occur from russian SPOR, SPORIT', during the transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: SPEED = speed, speed. Transition R-D, since latin p-d differ only in orientation. Or else SPEED derived from Russian PYATA.
    • Fre: SPORT = competition. In addition, the French word PARI = argue, beating, also obviously comes from the Slavic SPORIT', or from its root PER, POR, i.e.PERET'SYA, atPOR.
    • Tur: SPOR = sportsport (!).
    • Gre: spoor (SPOR, those. SPOR) = sportsport (!).
    • Gre: diaforaa (DIAFORA, those. DIAFORA) = dispute, diaforetikka (DIAFORETIKA, those. DIAFORETIKA) = otherwise otherwise. Confused d --- s due to the closeness of writing, that is S---D, as a result: disputedispute = SPR ===> DPR or DFR = diaphor.
  • Rus: SPRASHIVAT', SPROS.
    • Ger: SCHPRECHEN = speak.
    • Eng: SPEAK = speak. Russian letters PR merged into one letter P. And SPRECAN = speak old english. Besides, SPEAK could occur from russian SHEPCHU, whisper. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SPRYGNUT'.
    • Ger: SPRINGEN = jump.
    • Eng: SPRING = jump.
    • Spa: BRINCAR = jump.
  • Rus: SPRYATAT', SKHORONIT', SOKHRANIT'.
    • Iri: SPARAN = purse.
  • Rus: SRAKA = anus. Today - outdated rude expression. From the word SRAT', SORIT', SOR, SRU, see below.
    • Lat: STERCUS = manure, droppings, feces, slag, STERCORO = fertilize with manure, STERCORATUS = mannered.
    • Ger: ARSCH = assass; ZURÜCK = back back. Here is the transition S-TS and permutation SRT---STR. As well as German RÜCK - like the back side of something. see also: back up RAKOM, backwards.
    • Eng: ARSE = bum (rude.). Reverse reading of the Russian word SRU, SRAKA.
  • Rus: SRAM, SRAMNOY, SRAMIT'. From hereFrom here: KRIMINAL.
    • Lat: CRIMEN = blame, CRIMINOSUS = slanderous, CRIMINALIS = criminal, CRIMINATIO = accusation. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CRIME = offense, offense, violation, CRIMINAL = criminalcriminal; SHAME = a shame.
    • Fre: CRIMINEL = crime.
    • Spa: CRIMINAL = crime.
  • Rus: SRAT'. Rough expression. Connected with Russian SORIT', SOR. That is, litter is what is thrown out, is superfluous, dirty, unnecessary, including what comes out of the body.. See also rude expression DRESTAT' (to baptizeto baptize).
    • Lat: SORDES = litter. Transition T-D.
    • Ger: AFTER = anus. Used to be latin f and s were written almost the same, so SRT ===> STR or SFR-FTR.
    • Eng: SORTIE = outing (including militaryincluding military.), ARSE = bum (ruderude.).
    • Fre: SORTIER = output.
    • Ita: SEDERE = rear seat. FromFrom: DRESTAT'.
    • Spa: TRASERO = ass. FromFrom: DRESTAT'.
    • Gre: kaqarsiio (KAQARSIO, those. KATARSIO) = laxative. Transition S-K and permutation: shitshit = SRT ===> KTRS = catarcio.
  • Rus: SREZAL, cutting down.
    • Lat: SURCULO = prune. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SROK. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: KHRONIKA, KHRONOLOGIYA, KHRONOMETR. Also – from Russian KHRANYU, see below.
    • Gre: kairoos (KAIR OS, those. KAIROS) = time. Back reading.
    • Gre: cronooj (CRONOS, those. KHRONOS) = year; croniia (CRONIA, those. KHRONIA) = time, years, summer; cronikooj (CRONIKOS, those. KHRONIKOS) = temporal; cronikoo (CRONIKO, those. KHRONIKO) = chronicle. Reverse word reading SROK. And also see the word KHRANYU, KHRANIT'. And cronologiaa (CRONOLOGIA, those. KHRONOLOGIA) = date, chronology, fromdate, chronology, from: SROK+ULOZHU (that is, I will clean up the dates); cronometrro (CRONOMETRO, those. KHRONOMETRO) = chronometer fromchronometer from: SROK+MERYAT'. May be, KHRONO derived from Russian RONA (drop drops etc.), which previously meant REKA. Still say: the river of time, time flows, etc.. Then the Greek KAIRO could be a reverse reading of the word REKA.
  • Rus: SRUBIT'. For example, he said how he chopped off, that is, he abruptly cut off. And SORVAT'.
    • Lat: CORREPTE = briefly. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: STAKAN.
    • Eng: TANKARD = beer mug.
  • Rus: STAN - parking, STOYU, STOYAT', STAL, STAN'.
    • Ger: STAND = location, stall, STÄNDER = counter, STEHEN = stand, STELLEN = to put.
    • Eng: STAND = stand, STAY = stop parking.
    • Gre: sthnww (STHNW, those. STINO) = install.
  • Rus: STAN+ORDA, that is, the Horde camp, in a field, a banner stuck into the ground, marks the stationing of troops = Hordes. From here happenedFrom here happened: SHTANDART.
    • Ger: STANDORT = parking place, STANDARTE = banner.
    • Eng: STANDARD = standard.
    • Spa: ESTANDARTE = standard.
  • Rus: STAN+RESHAT', that is, a court decision made in a field camp.
    • Ger: STANDGERICHT = court martial. I.e STAND+GERICHT = mill+solve.
  • Rus: STARUKHA, STARIK.
    • Lat: STRIGA = old witch. Transition X,K-G.
  • Rus: STARYY, STAR'E. Hence the word ISTORIYA, as a description STARYKH, past events. And also see the Russian word ISSTARI.
    • Lat: SCRUTA = old stuff old stuff. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: old stuffold stuff = STR ===> SRT = scrutta.
    • Lat: HISTORIA = story.
    • Ger: STORE = stock.
    • Ger: HISTORIE = story.
    • Eng: STORE = stock.
    • Eng: HISTORY = story, STORY = story, story (about past, old eventsabout past, old events); HISTORIAN = historian.
    • Fre: HISTOIRE = story.
    • Gre: istoriaa (ISTORIA, those. ISTORIA), istorikko (ISTORIKO, those. ISTORIKO) = story (in different meaning.), move; istorikojj (ISTORIKOS, those. ISTORIKOS) = historian.
    • Gre: gerozz (GEROZ, those. GEROS) = old. Transition G-T, i.e: oldold = STR --- GRS = heros. Further: agerastozz (AGERASTOZ, those. AGERASTOS) = not aging. FromFrom: NE+STAROST', transition G-T and a means denial, that is, old agemeans denial, that is, old age = STRST --- GRSTS = agerastos.
  • Rus: STAT', STANOVIT'SYA. From hereFrom here: STATUS.
    • Lat: STUTI = become.
    • Eng: STATE = state.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: STATUS = status, social status, position, state.
    • Fre: STATUT = status.
  • Rus: STAT' - in terms of STATNYY person, STATNAYA horse.
    • Lat: STATUTUS = tall, STATURA = growth.
    • Ger: STAAT = panache, STUTE = mare.
    • Eng: STATURE = height, camp, figure.
  • Rus: STEBEL'. Ukrainian TSIBULYA - bow.
    • Lat: STIPULA = stem, STILUS = stem.
    • Ger: ZWIEBEL = bow. Spring onions really grow in the form of long stems. As well as German STIEL = stem. In a word ZWIEBEL we see the transition: Russian m(te) ===> w Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: STIPULAR = (bot.) stipustrum, equipped with stipules.
    • Spa: +
    • Ita: In Spanish "onion" sounds like CEBOLLA, and in Italian how CIPOLLA. That is, too, as a "stem".
    • Por: CEBELO = bow (greengreen).
    • Gre: stelecooj (STELECOS, those. STELEKHOS) = stem.
  • Rus: STEKAL, to drain. And also see. SOCHILSYA, SOCHIT'SYA.
    • Lat: STILLA = a drop, STILLATIO = drip drip, STILLO = drip. Transition K-L.
    • Eng: STILL = desalinate, distil, distillation cube, distiller, distill, STILLAGE = distillation from the cube.
  • Rus: STELIT', STLAT', STELIT'SYA (sneak upsneak up).
    • Lat: STRATUS = laying, litter or carpet, STRATUM = blanket, bedspread, flooring, floor. Transition L-R, i.e: to layto lay = STLT ===> STRT = stratus.
    • Eng: STRATUS = stratusstratus; STEAL = sneak around. FromFrom: STELIT'SYA, when a predator sneaks up to prey.
    • Gre: strwmma (STRWMA, those. STROMA) = layer, strwnww (STRWNW, those. STRONO) = lay down. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: STENA. Probably in the same sense bush as TYN, STYANU, pull off.
    • Eng: BASTION = bastion, STONE = a rock.
    • Fre: BASTION = bastion.
    • Ita: BASTIONE = bastion.
    • Spa: BASTION = bastion.
    • Gre: sthnww (STHNW, those. STINO) = to build (for example a wallfor example a wall).
  • Rus: STEP'.
    • Ger: STEPPE = steppe. Transition S-SH. Further, STEPPENGRAS = feather grass, i.e.. STEPNAYA+GRYAZ'.
    • Eng: STEPPE = steppe.
    • Fre: STEPPE = steppe.
    • Spa: ESTEPA = steppe.
    • Gre: stepaa (STEPA, those. STEPA) = steppe.
  • Rus: STERLYAD' (a fisha fish).
    • Eng: STERLET = sterlet.
    • Fin: STERLETTI = sterlet.
  • Rus: STERNYA.
    • Lat: STERCORATIO = soil fertilizer. Could occur from the expression STERNYA+SRAT', that is, put manure on the stubble, on the sloping field for fertilizer, SRAT' on STERNYU. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Likewise, Latin STERCORO = fertilize; could occur from expression STERNYA+SRU.
    • Ger: STREU = bedding straw for bedding, STROH = straw.
    • Eng: STRAW = straw. Or English STRAW – from Russian TRAVA.
  • Rus: STIKHIYA.
    • Gre: stoiceiio (STOICEIO, those. STOIKHEIO) = element.
  • Rus: STOIT', STOIMOST'. And also see the word VESTIMO, that is, it is known to learn, "to evaluate".
    • Lat: AESTIMATIO = cost, value, price, evaluation, setting value, AESTIMATUS = evaluation, AESTIMO = evaluateevaluate; AESTIMATOR = appraiser. Or derived from the word TSENIT' during the transition N-M and permutation: appreciateappreciate = TSNT ===> TSTN = aestimo. But, most likely, Latin AESTIMATIO derived from Russian VESTIMO, "vestimation, that is, recognition of price, value.
    • Eng: ESTIMATION = approximate estimation, estimation, approximate calculation, calculation.
  • Rus: STOY! STOYKA. Make a stand, sudden stop. Stand still, straight, the foundation of something. And STOYKO, STOYKIY, STOISH' (persevere). From hereFrom here: STOIK, STOICHESKIY.
    • Lat: AB-STO = stand off. From Slavic POSTOY!, that is, stand aside, away.
    • Lat: STOICA = stoic philosophy, STOICE = stoically like stoic, STOICUS = stoic.
    • Ger: STOISCH = stoic.
    • Eng: STOICAL = stoic.
    • Ger: STEHEN = stand, STOCKEN = stop. Transition K-KH.
    • Eng: STAND = stand, STAKE = stake, STOIC = stoic.
    • Gre: stekww (STEKW, those. STEKO) = stand; stekomaai (STEKOMAI, those. STEKOMAI) = stand. And stoiceioo (STOICEIO, those. STOIKHEIO) = basis; stoicizzw (STOICIZW, those. STOIKHIZO) = lined up.
  • Rus: STOYLO. I.e STOYAT', STOYAL.
    • Ger: STALL = stable, stable.
    • Eng: STALL = stall, stable, counter.
    • Fre: STALLE = stall (in the stablein the stable).
    • Gre: stablojj (STABLOS, those. STAVLOS) = stall.
  • Rus: STOY, STOYACHIY, in the sense of fixed, for example, a large stone. Besides, STENA, STAN = parking, see above.
    • Ger: STEIN = a rock.
    • Eng: STONE = a rock.
  • Rus: STOL, STUL, STOYAL. And STOLB.
    • Ger: STUHL = chair, TAFEL = table (diningdining), TABELLE = table, TABLETT = tray. Transition R-L.
    • Eng: STOOL = stool, closse-STOOL = toilet seat, TABLE = table, table, plank.
  • Rus: STOLB, STOLP, STOLBIT', STOLBIL, STOYLO. Stall and livestock pens are usually fenced off with pillars, hedge. See also the word STOYAL, USTOYAL. From hereFrom here: STABIL'NYY, STABIL'NOST', ASFAL'T.===>>>
    • Lat: STABILIO = affirm, strengthen, support, STABILIS = firm on his feet, adamant, durable, steady, STABILITAS = strength, stability, immobility, STABILITER = firmly, reliably, steadily, STABILIOR = approver. Permutation: postpost = STLB ===> STBL = stabiliio.
    • Lat: STABULO = be in a stall, dwell, live, STABULATIO = barn yard, STABULUM = stall, stable, parking, residence, inn.
    • Lat: STELA = pillar, pillar, tombstone, STIPES = post.
    • Eng: STABILITY = stability, STABLE = stable, stable, stable.
    • Eng: STELE = (grech.) a stele, a column or a stone with memorable inscriptions or images, a handle, a spear shaft.
    • Gre: sthlhh (STHLH, those. STILI), stulooj (STULOS, those. STILOS) = column.
    • Gre: asfalhjj (ASFALHS, those. ASFALIS) = durable, reliable, asfaleiaa (ASFALEIA, those. ASFALEIA) = strength, safety. Transition B-F-P. Hence the modern ASFAL'T.
    • Gre: staurojj (STAUROS, those. STAIROS) = cross. FromFrom: STOLB, during the transition L-R. Note that the word KREST associated with the word STAIROS during the transition S-K and permutationand permutation: STRS ===> KRST.
  • Rus: STOLBIT', to stake out, in the sense of an agreement, to agree, to stake out an agreement, rights.
    • Lat: STIPULATIO = contract clause, formal promise, contract, agreement, STIPULATUS = formal promise, STIPULOR = negotiate a condition.
    • Eng: STIPULATE = stipulate, stipulate, stipulate as a special condition, STIPULATED = stipulated.
  • Rus: STOLPIT'SYA, STOLPIT'SYA, TOLPA.
    • Lat: STIPATIO = crowd, crowd, crush. Lost L.
    • Ger: STAPEL = warehouse, pile, pilewarehouse, pile, pile; STAPELN = stack up.
    • Eng: STACK = a buncha bunch; STALL = stack, STAW = fold.
    • Gre: plhqooj (PLHQOS, those. PLITOS) = crowd. Reverse word reading TOLPA. And plhqusmooj (PLHQUSMOS, those. PLITISMOS) = population frompopulation from: TOLPA+SMES'.
  • Rus: STON, STONAT', STENAT'. From hereFrom here: ASTENICHNYY (personperson).
    • Ger: STÖHNEN = moan.
    • Gre: stenazww (STENAZW, those. STENAZO) = moan sigh.
    • Gre: asqennw (ASQENW, those. ASTENO) = to hurt, asqeneiaa (ASQENEIA, those. ASTENEIA) – disease, asqenhhj (ASQENHS, those. ASTENIS)= patient weak, asqenikooj (ASQENIKOS, those. ASTENIKOS) = painful (about a human). Hence the medical term ASTENICHNYY. Further, anastenazww (ANASTENAZW, those. ANASTENAZO) = moan. And arrostainww (ARROSTAINW, those. ARROSTAINO) = get sick fromget sick from: ORU+STON. Further, exasqenww (EXASQENW, those. EKSASTENO) = harassing fromharassing from: IZ+STON. And adinatojj (ADINATOS, those. ADINATOS) = weak fromweak from: STONAT' upon readback.
    • Gre: stenocwrww (STENOCWRW, those. STENOKHORO) = worry, stenocwriaa (STENOCORIA, those. STENOKHORIA) = anxiety. FromFrom: STENAYU+GORE.
  • Rus: STORONA SLEVA = SHUYA STORONA. Word SHUYA means «left» Church Slavonic. We have no vowels: WITH(ShSh)STRN.
    • Lat: SINISTER = left to the left, SINISTRA = left hand or sideleft hand or side, A SINISTRA = left. It is interesting that with the word SINISTER associated with both favorable signs and unfavorable. So, among the meanings of the Latin word SINISTER we see - happy, favorable (roman augurs), and, on the contrary, - wrong, wrong, spoiled, unhappy, sinister (according to Greek beliefs). Very interesting is the explanation of this duality in the translation of the word SINISTER. Historians and linguists report that "happy omens were expected from the east, that is, to the right for Greek prophets facing the north, and to the left for the augurs, who turned south" [237], with.933. What is important to us here is that with Latin SINISTER Slavic word was associated STORONA, which determined the good or bad properties. From the Slavic expression SHUYA STORONA, probably there was a big semblance of Latin words, for exampleprobably there was a big semblance of Latin words, for example: SINISTRUM = left-hand side (transition N-M - AuthAuth.), SINISTRORSUM - left side left, SINISTRAM = to the left, SINISTRI = left flank located on the left flank. It is curious that our word reconstruction SINISTER well confirmed also for the Latin word DEXTER = right, right side. See below DESNAYA STORONA.
    • Eng: SINISTER = left.
  • Rus: STORONA SPRAVA = DESNAYA STORONA (gum – right, in Church Slavonicright, in Church Slavonic).
    • Lat: DEXTER = right, DEXTRA = right side right hand, DEXTRORSUM, AD DEXTRAM = to the rightto the right, A DEXTRA = on right.
    • Eng: DEXTER = right. Interesting that english DEXTER means simultaneously: but) right PRAVUYU arm b) and in heraldry: located by LEVUYU hand from the viewer.
    • Gre: dexiaa ( DEXIA, those. DEKSIA) = right right, dexiozz ( DEXIOS, those. DEKSIOS) = right.
  • Rus: STOP, in the sense of stopping. And STOPA, STUPAT'. Hence the word TUPIK. As well as words TUPOY, ZATUPIT', TUPOST', including figuratively - stupid, stupid, limited, dumbfounded.
    • Lat: STUPEO = stop, freeze, stand still, STUPESCO = pebble, STUPUI = be stunned, STUPIDITAS = dullness, STUPIDUS = stupid, stupid, stupid, brainless, fool, STUPOR = numbness, stupidity, stupidity, stupidity, insensitivity.
    • Ger: STOPPEN = stop.
    • Eng: STOP = stop, STUPID = stupid, stupid, numb.
    • Hun: BUTA = stupid. Transition P-B and reverse reading TP ===> PT.
    • Gre: toupee (TOUPE, those. TOIPE) = arrogance, arrogance, insolence. FromFrom: TUPOY.
  • Rus: STOPA, TOPAT', STUPAT', STUPAL. From hereFrom here: ETAP.
    • Lat: STAPES = stirrup.
    • Ger: STAPFE = footprint, STAPFEN, TAPPEN = clump, STIEFEL = boot, STUFE = step, STEPPEN = tap up. Here is the transition P-F. And ETAPPE = stage.
    • Eng: STEP = step.
    • Eng: TAPIS = carpet. Could have come from the word STOPA, so how about the carpet STUPAYUT or go STOPOY. Carpet warms STOPU. English too TAPESTRY = hand woven fabric tapestry; could occur from a combination STUPAYU+TORYU or STOPA+TORYU, that is, the carpet STUPAYUT and TORYAT way.
    • Fre: ETAPE = stage.
    • Ita: TAPPA = stage.
    • Spa: ETAPA = stage. That is the next step, step.
    • Gre: stibooj (STIBOS, those. STIBOS) = treadmill, arena.
  • Rus: STOPA in the sense of kip, STOPKA sheets, etc...
    • Gre: stoibba (STOIBA, those. STOIBA) = pile.
  • Rus: STOYAL, STOYAT', STAT', STAVIT', STOYU, STOYANKA, inn. Stand firmly, securely. From hereFrom here: STATIKA, that is, something sustainable, permanent, and STATUS, STATUYA, STELA, STANTSIYA, KATET (matemate.).
    • Lat: STO, STETI, STATUM = stand, STILUS = spiky stake, ASTO, ASTITI = sticking up.
    • Lat: STATIO = standing, guard, stand still, station (i.e STOYANKA - AuthAuth.), STATUA = statue column, STATUO, STATUI = set, assign, stop, erect, A-STUTIO = set down, STATIM = steadfastly, firmly, adamantly, guard, guard, fasting, setting, STATIVA = military camp camp (i.e STAVIT' - AuthAuth.), STATIVUS = still, STATUS = standing, fixed, assigned, determined position, STATUTIO = setting, STATIUM = constantly.
    • Lat: SISTO, STITI, STATUM = stop, set, construct, become, strengthen, erect, base, SITUS = position, resting. In the latter case, see also the word SIDET'. As well as Latin SUSTULATIO = stop could occur from the word STOYAT', STOYAL or USTALOST'.
    • Ger: STEHEN = standstand; STELLEN = to putto put; STELLE = a place, STAAT = state power, STADT = city, STÄTTE = a place, STATUT = statute, STATIK = statics.
    • Eng: STELA = stele (that is, standing upright stone monument - Avtthat is, standing upright stone monument - Avt.), STAND = to put, STOOD = stand, STATE = state, STATUS = position, STATUE = statue, statue (from the word STOI'T - AutoT - Auto.), STATURE = camp figure, STATUTE = statute, STATIC = stationary, STAY = support, stop, stay, STEAD = firm, unshakable, STEADY = steady hard, STOUT = strong, durable. And STALE = stale air; could occur from the word STOYAL, behindSTOYALYY air; Further STATION = place, post, station; could occur from the word STOYA'NIE.
    • Eng: STATE = state, country, structurestate, country, structure; STATE = state. see also STAT', become. And STATUS = status, social status, position, state.
    • Fre: STATION = station, STATIQUE = statics, STATUT = status.
    • Gre: stashh (STASH, those. STASI) = stop, parking, stagnation; staqmojj (STAQMOS, those. STATMOS) = station. And stamattw (STAMATW, those. STAMATO) = stop fromstop from: STOYAT'. Further, astaqhhj (ASTAQHS, those. ASTATIS) = wobbly fromwobbly from: NE+STOYAT', since here denotes negation.
    • Gre: istojj (ISTOS, those. ISTOS) = mast. And stassh (STASH, those. STASI) = posture, body position.
    • Gre: kaqetojj (KAQETOS, those. KATETOS) = vertical, perpendicular. FromFrom: STOYAT' during the transition S-TS-K. From hereFrom here: KATET (matemate.).
    • Gre: qessh (QESH, those. TESI) = a place (for example, take a seat), state. Reverse word reading STOYU. And isostaqmizzw (ISOSTAQMIZW, those. ISOSTATMIZO) = balance frombalance from: EST'+STOYAT'. Further, istiio (ISTIO, those. ISTIO) = sail fromsail from: STOYU, no wonder they sayno wonder they say «POSTAVIT' sail», istioforoo (ISTIOFORO, those. ISTIOFORO) = sailing ship fromsailing ship from: STOYU+TORYU, that is, the set sail moves the ship. Further, staqerojj (STAQEROS, those. STATEROS) = steady fromsteady from: STOYAT'; staqerothtaa (STAQEROTHTA, those. STATEROTITA) = sustainability fromsustainability from: STOYAT'+RYAD (the orderthe order).
  • Rus: STOYACHIY, ZASTOYNYY, STOYAT'+GNIT' (water in the swampwater in the swamp), STOYU+GNOY. From hereFrom here: STAGNATSIYA.
    • Lat: STAGNO = immove, STAGNUM = swamp, puddle, pond, slow flowing water, pool.
    • Eng: STAGNATE = stagnate (about water), to be inactive.
  • Rus: STRADAT', STRADAYU.
    • Eng: THIRST = thirst. Permutation: sufferingsuffering = STRD ===> TRST = thirst. Further, SUFFER = suffer. Transition T-F (Fita) and permutation: sufferingsuffering = STRD ===> STTR = suffeer.
    • Fre: SOUFFRIR = suffer.
    • Ita: SOFFRIRE = suffer.
    • Spa: SUFRIR = suffer.
  • Rus: STRANA.
    • Eng: STRAIN = tribe.
    • Ger: STAMM = tribe.
  • Rus: STRANNYY.
    • Eng: STRANGE = strange.
    • Fre: ETRANGE = strange.
    • Ita: STRANO = strange.
    • Spa: EXTRANO = strange.
  • Rus: STRAKH, STRASHNO, STRASHCHAT', USTRASHAT'. They say: rolled fear; from here happenedfrom here happened: KATASTROFA = KATIT' STRAKH.
    • Lat: STRAGES = murder, defeat, massacre, bloodshed, extermination, death, death. Transition X,SH-G.
    • Lat: ATER, ATRUM = scary, dark, incomprehensible. Slavic W and Latin M when turning over is very similar, therefore the word STRASHNO could turn into ATRUM. Or here transition N-M. As well as Latin CON-TERREO = scare. Here is the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian X ===> N Latin, as Latin H and N written like. so, STRKH ===> SKHTR.
    • Lat: INSTRENUE = cowardly.
    • Ger: STRAFE = punishment, STRAFEN = punish, STRAUSS = fight, duel. Transition KH-SH-S. And STREICH = punch, STREIK = strike, STREIKEN = strike.
    • Eng: STRAFE = attack with strafing flight, punishment, punishment, retribution, scold, carry.
    • Gre: katastreffw (KATASTREFW, those. KATASTREFO) = ruin; katastroffh (KATASTROFH, , those. KATASTROFI) = destruction, destruction, catastrophe. FromFrom: KATIT' STRAKH. Still say: rolled fear.
    • Gre: anatarachh (ANATARACH, those. ANATARAKHI) = stir, anatriciazzw (ANATRICIAZO, those. ANATRIKHIAZO) = shudder with horror. Confused C, sometimes written as <, with n (as well as with V), i.e: fearfear = STRKH ===> NTRKH = anatarahi. Or fromOr from: DROZHU, SODROGAYUS'. And frictooj (FRICTOS, those. FRIKHTOS) = scary fromscary from: STRAKH, rearrangement of letters. Further, tarazww (TARAZW, those. TARAZO) = to worry; taracch (TARACH, those. TARAKHI) = excitement from: withTRAKHI, lost C.
  • Rus: STRELA.
    • Lat: STRILLA = icicle. Indeed, a hanging long icicle looks like an arrow.
    • Ger: STRAHL = Ray (indeed, the ray is striving, rushing from the luminaryindeed, the ray is striving, rushing from the luminary).
    • Eng: STRIKINGLY = amazingly. gallamazingly. gall) STRAAL = Ray. datesRay. dates) STRAALE = Ray.
  • Rus: STRELETS, STREL'TSY, from STRELYAT', OTSTRELYAT'SYA.
    • Ger: STRELITZ(E) = Sagittarius.
    • Fre: STRELITZ = Sagittarius, STRELTSI = archers.
  • Rus: STREMNINA, STREMIT'SYA, STREMLENIE, STRUYA.
    • Ger: STROM = big river flow, STROMEN = flow, STRÖMING = flow, STORM = storm, STÜRMEN = to storm, STÜRMISH = aspiring. And STREBEN = aspiration fromaspiration from: STREMLENIE.
    • Eng: STREAM = stream stream, STORM = storm, thunderstorm, hurricane, agitation, excitement, confusion, explosion, attack. In addition, the English and German word STORM could come from slavic TORMOSHU, TORMOSHIT', during the transition SH-S and permutation: I am brakingI am braking = TRMSH ===> STRM = storm.
  • Rus: STREMYA, stirrups. Probably in the same sense bush as STRONUT' horse from the spot, STREMIT'SYA go ahead. With the help of stirrups control the horse, touch him from his place. As well as the word TEREBIT', "drag "because the stirrups foot", pulling on the sides of the horse.
    • Eng: STIRRUP = stirrup. Or come from the word STOPA.
    • Spa: ESTRIBO = stirrup. Or see the word STOPA.
  • Rus: STRICH', OSTRICH', SOSTRICH', STRIGU. See also the word REZAT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: KASTRATSIYA.
    • Lat: STRIGA = mowing, skewed bread or grass, STRIGILIS = groomer, CHESALKA.
    • Lat: CASTRATIO = undercut, CASTRO = chop up. Permutation: to cutto cut = STRCH ===> CHSTRT = castratio.
    • Eng: STRIGOSE = (bot.) with grooves.
    • Eng: STRIKE = strike(camping), strike, beat, pierce, penetrate through something, stab, slaughter, pierce.
    • Eng: CASTRATE = eunuch, neuter, castrated, bachelor, beskoplyat, sterilize.
    • Fre: CASTRATION = castration.
    • Ita: CASTRAZIONE = castration.
    • Spa: CASTRACION = castration.
  • Rus: STROGAT', that is, shoot a thin layer.
    • Ger: STRIEGEL = groomer, STRIEGELN = curry.
  • Rus: STROGIY, STROGO, STROGOST', STROY.
    • Lat: STRICTE = strictly, STRICTUS = strict. Transition G-K. Latin STRICTUS - from the word STROGOST'.
    • Lat: AUSTERE = sternly. As well as Latin ACRITER = strictly; could occur from the word STROGO, STROY during the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and permutationC Latin and permutation: STR(RR) ===> SRTR.
    • Ger: STRENG = strict.
    • Eng: STRONG = strong, STRINGENT = strict.
    • Eng: STRENGTH = strength, intensity, power, strength, strength.
    • Eng: STRICT = strict, demanding.
    • Eng: STERN = austere.
    • Fre: AUSTE`RE = strict.
    • Gre: austhrooj (AUSTHROS, those. AISTIROS) = stern.
  • Rus: STROGO-NASTROGO.
    • Ger: STRENGSTENS = strictly.
  • Rus: STROIT', STROYU, STROYKA. And STROIT' warriors in a row, in a row, army STROY. From hereFrom here: STRUKTURA, STRATEGIYA.
    • Lat: STRUO = build, A-STRUO, ASTRUO = add on, EXSTRUO, STRUXI, STRUCTUM, INSTRUO = line up.
    • Lat: STRUCTIO = construction, STRUCTILIS = building, STRUCTOR = builder, bricklayer, STRUCTURA = building, STRUIX = heap, STRUES = heap, pile, bonfire. By the way, the fire was called a word STRUES, presumably because the fire really STROYAT, folded in a special way. In order for a fire to burn well, branches and logs should be laid in a certain way, sometimes in the form of a "hut".
    • Lat: CREATIO = creation, CREATUS = son, child, CREATURA = creation, creature, creation of the world, CREATOR = creator. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: buildbuild = STR ===> SRT = creatus.
    • Lat: STRATEGIA = strategy.
    • Lat: AUCTORITAS = power. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin, that is: buildbuild = STRT ===> KTRT = auctoritaas.
    • Eng: CREATE = generate, produce, create, create, CREATION = creation, creation, creation of the world, world, universe, CREATOR = creator, creator, author.
    • Eng: STRUCTURE = building.
    • Eng: AUTHORITY = power, (original meaning "the right to demand submissionoriginal meaning "the right to demand submission").
    • Eng: STRATEGY = strategy, operational art, STRATEGICS = strategy.
    • Gre: strateumaa (STRATEUMA, those. STRATEIMA) = army army; stratojj (STRATOS, those. STRATOS) = army; stratiwthhj (STRATIWTHS, those. STRATIOTIS) = warrior, soldier. Word STROIT' in the shape ofin the shape of «STRATOS» included in many Greek words related to the army and control. From here STRATEGIYA and so on.
    • Gre: ktiriio (KTIRIO, those. KTIRIO) = building. Transition S-K. And ctirioo (CTIRIO, those. KHTIRIO) = building frombuilding from: STROYU, transition S-K-KH.
  • Rus: STROYNO.
    • Lat: STRENUE = cheerfully.
    • Eng: STRENGTH = strength.
  • Rus: STRUILSYA, STRUIT'SYA.
    • Ger: STRAHL = water jet beam. Read the "penalty", the transition S-SH. And STRUDEL = water pipes.
  • Rus: STRUNA. In one "semantic bush" with the Russian word STRENOZHIT', STRUNI'T', that is, to tie; in Russian. See also below. STYANUT', STYANU.
    • Lat: STRINGO = pull on, A-STRINGO, ASTRINGO, STRINXI = squeeze, IN-STRINGO = bind, STRINGOR = pain from tightness.
    • Lat: A-STRICTIO = constriction, ASTRICTE = tight, ASTRICTUS = tight tight, STRICTUS = tight, tight, tight, tight, STRICTURA = contraction.
    • Eng: STRAIN = stretching, STRING = string, rope, thread.
    • Eng: STRAIGHT = straight line straight. See also the word DOROGA or TRAKT.
  • Rus: STRUYA. From here, by the way, the names of such rivers as ISTR, DNESTR and so on. for example, DNESTR - DNO+STRUYA or DON+STRUYA. Recall that earlier the word DON sometimes called the river at all.
    • Lat: STRIA = strip.
    • Ger: STROM = jet.
    • Eng: STRIA = stripe, STRIVE = seek. Recall that the Latin U and V often turned into each other.
  • Rus: withTUKAT', withTUK, TIK-TAK.
    • Ger: TICKEN = tick (about hoursabout hours).
    • Eng: TICK = tick.
    • Fre: faire TIC-TAC = tick.
    • Ita: TICCHETTARE = tick.
    • Spa: hacer TICTAC = tick.
  • Rus: STUK, STUCHAT'. And STUPA, from: beat.
    • Ger: STOSSEN = push, shake, abut, STOSS = punch. Transition S-SH-K.
    • Gre: sfugmojj (SFUGMOS, those. SFIGMOS) = pulse, rhythm. FromFrom: STUK+MOSHCH', heavy knock. Transition T-F(FitaFita) , K-G and SHCH-SH-S.
    • Gre: ctupww (CTUPW, those. KHTIPO) = beat, knock; ctupooj (CTUPOS, those. KHTIPOS) = knock. FromFrom: STUPA. Transition KH-K-S, and Z crossed out confused with the Greek c. Similarly, castoukii (CASTOUKI, those. KHASTOIKI) = slap in the face.
  • Rus: STUPAT', SOPUTSTVIE, SO+PUT', STUPEN'.
    • Lat: STIPATUS = accompanying.
    • Eng: STEP = step, walk.
    • Gre: baqmooj (BAQMOS, those. BATMOS) = degree. Transition P-B, N-M and shifting letters: stagestage = STPN ===> BTMS = batmos.
  • Rus: STUKH, STUKHNUT'.
    • Ger: STOCKIG = musty.
    • Eng: STUFFY = musty.
  • Rus: STYANU, TYANU, ZATYANU, STYANUT', ZATYANUT', STYANUTYY, i.e. tightly tied, NATYAG, SOEDINYU, SOEDINIT'. From here, it turns outFrom here, it turns out: KONTINUUM (matemate.), KATENOID (matemate.), KONTRAKT.===>>>
    • Lat: SUSTINEO, TINUI, TENTUM = withstand, SUSTENTO = support.
    • Lat: STRINGO = pull on, A-STRINGO, ASTRINGO, STRINXI = squeeze, IN-STRINGO = bind, STRINGOR = pain from tightness. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin (mirrored lettermirrored letter).
    • Lat: CATENO = tie up, CATENA = chain shackles, CATENULA = chain, CATENATIO = coupling, CATENATUS = bound, CATENAS = fetter, CATENARIUS = chain. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: CONTENTIO = stress, effort, comparison, CONTENSUS = stretched, CONTINENTIA = restraint, CON-TINEO, CONTINEO, TINUI = hold on, CON-TINUO, CONTINUO = connect directly, CONTINUUS = connected, continuing without interruption, continuous, CONTINUATIO = continuity, CONTENTUS = tight. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: CON-TRAHO = bind. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, then Russian I ===> R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin. I.e STYANU ===> SnTYANO = con-trahho.
    • Lat: CONTRACTIO, CONTRACTUS = tension. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Lat: INSTITA = bandage, bandage, belt, belt. Permutation: pull offpull off = STNT ===> NSTT = instita.
    • Lat: NODUS = knot, NODOSUS = knotty, NODOSE = confusedly, NODO = twist. Transition T-D and reverse reading: I will pullI will pull = STN ===> NTS = nodus. Or come from the word NATYAG.
    • Lat: CONNECTIO = plexus.
    • Eng: SUSTAIN = hold up, SUSTENTION = support, maintaining the same condition, SUSTENANCE = livelihood, food, food, help.
    • Eng: CONNECT = bind, KNOT = knot, bow.
    • Eng: CATENATE = connect, interconnect, CATENATION = clutch, CATENARY = chain line, chain.
    • Eng: CONTENT = content, content, table of contents, essence, essence, meaning.
    • Eng: CONTINUOUS = continuous, uninterrupted, uninterrupted.
    • Eng: STRAIN = stretching, STRING = string, rope, thread. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin.
    • Eng: CONTRACTION = compression, contraction, reduction, contraction, CONTRACT = legal document, contract, contract, agreement.
    • Spa: CADENA = chain shackles. Happened from SOEDINYU, STYANU. Also Spanish CINTO = belt.
    • Eng: NODUS = knot (intrigue), difficulty.
    • Gre: steneuww (STENEUW, those. STENEIO) = constrict; stenooj (STENOS, those. STENOS) = tight; stenothtaa (STENOTHTA, those. STENOTITA) = closeness. FromFrom: STYANU, STYANUT'.
    • Gre: stigmma (STIGMA, those. STIGMA) = scar. FromFrom: STYAGIVAYU, STYANUTO. The wound healed and a scar appeared.
    • Gre: sfigggw (SFIGGW, those. SFIGGO) = reap; sfictojj (SFICTOS, those. SFIKHTOS) = tight. FromFrom: STYANU, STYAGIVAT', «STYAG». Transition T-F(FitaFita).
    • Gre: ctenaa (CTENA, those. KHTENA) = comb, comb; ctenizww (CTENIZW, those. KHTENIZO) = to comb. FromFrom: ZA+TYANU, insofar as Z crossed out confused with the Greek c. As well as the transition KH-K-S-Z.
  • Rus: STYANU, STYANUT', STYANUL, STYRIT', that is to steal.
    • Ger: STEILEN = steal. Transition R-L.
    • Eng: STEAL = steal.
    • Gre: lhsthhj (LHSTIS, those. LISTIS) = robber; lhsteuww (LHSTEUW, those. LISTEIO) = rob. FromFrom: STYANUL, by the way – reverse reading english STEAL = steal.
    • Gre: sterww (STERW, those. STERO) = take away; sterhshh (STERHSH, those. STERISI) = shortage. FromFrom: STYRYU, STYRENO, stolen.
  • Rus: STYANU+GLOTAYU, i.e STYANUT' GLOTKU, to catch your breath. And STRUNIT'+GLOTAYU, where "string" also means to pull, tie.
    • Lat: STRANGULATIO = suffocation, STRANGULATOR = strangler, STRANGULO = strangle, STRANGULATUS = stranger. Transition: Russian me ===> R is Latin, that is: I will pullI will pull = STYAN ===> STRN = stran. Or else STRAN could occur from STRUNIT'.
    • Eng: STRANGULATE = to choke, (honey.) compress, intercept the bowel, vein, etc..
  • Rus: SUD, SUD'YA, SUDIT', SUZHDENIE, OSUZHDENIE, SUZHU, in the sense of sentencing.
    • Lat: SUFES = (date fruit. "judge") souffet, the highest official in Carthage. Transition D-T(phiphi).
    • Lat: JUDICO = judge, JUDICIUM = court investigation, JUDICATUS = position of judge, JUDICATO = deliberately, JUDICATIO = judicial investigation, JUDEX = judge. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition SDT ===> DTS. However, there could be a transition S-J, i.e JUDICO = "sudiko". Or else JUDI- happened on behalf of YURIY during the transition: Russian ===> d latin. See below name YURIY.
    • Eng: JUDICATURE = legal proceedings, JUDICIAL = judicial. See also the word YURIY.
    • Gre: dikkh (DIKH, those. DIKI) = court, dikaioo (DIKAIO, those. DIKAIO) = law, dikazww (DIKAZW, those. DIKAZO) = judge, dikasthjj (DIKASTHS, those. DIKASTIS) = judge. Reverse word reading SUD, since K read like TS-S (Caesar CaesarCaesar Caesar).
    • Gre: diaithsiaa (DIAITHSIA, those. DIAITISIA) = arbitration court, diaiththhj (DIAITHTHS, those. DIAITITIS) = arbitrator, judge (with
    • Por: . FromFrom: DEYU SUD and DEYU SUDIT' when you read the word back SUD, SUDIT'.
    • Gre: eisaggeleajj (EISAGGELEAS, those. EISAGGELEAS) = prosecutor. FromFrom: SUZHU+L'ZYA, i.e SUZHU+LEGO(law), see above russian word L'ZYA.
  • Rus: SUDIT', SUZHU, SUDIL, in the sense of reasoning, having an opinion, advising.
    • Lat: SUADEO = persuade, advise, recommend, suggest, SUADUS = convincing, SUASIO = persuasion, persuasion, exhortation, advice, SUADELA = Svada, the goddess of persuasiveness, eloquence.
    • Lat: COGITO = think, think, reason, COGITATIO = thinking, thinking, thought. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and Russian g (de handwritten) ===> g Latin.
    • Eng: COGITATE = ponder.
  • Rus: SUK.
    • Tur: ASKI = hook, hanger.
  • Rus: SUMA, SUMKA. Suma as a reservoir of the aggregate of something. In the same semantic bush - the words SUMMA and MASSA, differing only in the direction of reading. In the same bush and the word KOM, transition S-K.
    • Lat: SUMMA = sum total, SUMO = take in, SUUM = property. Late’e word SUMA as the designation of the container acquired a wider meaning, it became more abstract and gave rise, in particular, to the Latin word SUMMA = universe, SUMMUS = main.
    • Eng: SUM = amount; value.
    • Ger: SUMME = the sumthe sum; SACK = bag.
    • Fre: SOMME = the sum.
    • Ita: SOMMA = the sum.
    • Spa: SUMA = the sum.
    • Gre: sakka (SAKA, those. SAKA) = a bag, sakii (SAKI, those. SAKI) = bag, sakoulla (SAKOULA, those. SAKOILA) = pouch. And suun (SUN, those. SIN) = a plus (mate.), here is the transition M-N. Or come from the word KOM (=SUMMA), see above, that is, put something together, «a plus». Transition K-S. And soumarrw (SOUMARW, those. SOIMARO) = sum up fromsum up from: SUMMA (weightweight), SUMMU MERYAYU.
  • Rus: SUMERKI, it was getting dark.
    • Ger: SCHUMMER = dusk. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SUNU, to stick, ZASUNU, for example, in my pocket, in my bosom, hide something.
    • Lat: SINUS = pocket, sinus, shelter. Latin word SINUS often used to refer to the sea or ocean bay. Now it becomes clear why. As we can see, the Slavic word SUNU, ZASUNU also used to denote asylum. It is clear that the bay served as a good shelter from storms, a refuge for ships.. Here you can "ZASUNUT'", "SUNUT'" ship. Therefore, the Bay and began to be called SINUS.
    • Eng: SINUS = (anat.) sinus.
    • Gre: eneshh (ENESH, those. ENESI) = injection. Reverse word reading SUNU. And cwnww (CWNW, those. KHONO) = poke; cwnni (CWNI, those. KHONI) = funnel. Transition KH-K-S, and Z crossed out confused withcrossed out confused with c.
  • Rus: SUP, i.e. liquid foodi.e. liquid food; SUPNYY. In the same semantic bush probably the word SHURPA (Tatarsk.), meaning the type of soup, the transition SH-S.
    • Eng: SOUP = soup, SPOON = spoon. What ate the soup, called the word SUPNAYA. And SOP = dunk (gravy breadgravy bread).
    • Fre: SOUPE = soup.
    • Ger: SUPPE = soup.
    • Gre: soupaa (SOUPA, those. SOIPA) = soup first (dishdish).
  • Rus: SUPROTIV, vs.
    • Lat: CONTRA = against, opposite. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, then Russian "p" ===> "n "Latin. I.e SPRTV ===> SPTR.
    • Eng: CONTRA = the opposite, on the contrary, on the contrary, against.
  • Rus: SUPROTIV+VOZRAZHU, VOZRAZIT'.
    • Lat: CONTROVERSIA = dispute, CONTRO-VERSUS = controversial, CONTROVERSUM = on the contrary, on the contrary, CONTROVERSOR = argue for and against. Transition Zh or Sh - S, that is VZRZH ===> VRZ.
    • Eng: CONTROVERSY = debate, debate, controversy, debate, argument, quarrel, controversy.
  • Rus: SUPROTIV RECHET, that is, objects.
    • Lat: CONTRADICTIO = objection. About Latin DICTIO see above word RECHET.
    • Eng: CONTRADICT = to contradict, to object, to deny.
  • Rus: SUROVO, SUROVYY, SUROVOST'. Hence the word SER'EZNO. And also see. SERDIT', SERDIT'SYA.
    • Lat: SEVERE = severely, SEVERITAS, SEVERITUDO = severity, SEVERUS = stern, stern, merciless, SEVERUS = Seva'R (famous dynasty of the Roman rulers - Avtfamous dynasty of the Roman rulers - Avt.), SEVIR = Sevir, member of the board of six, SEVIRITAS = sevirath, rank or position of sevira. Permutation SRV ===> SVR.
    • Lat: SERIO = Seriously, SERIUS = serious, important, SERIETAS = seriousness, SERIUM = seriousness serious thing.
    • Lat: ACERBITAS = severity. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and V-B.
    • Eng: SERIOUS = serious. Here is the transition V-U, since latin U and V used to be written the same way and went into each other. As well as english SEVERE = stern. Here, without a vow we haveHere, without a vow we have: SRV ===> SVR.
    • Eng: ACERBATE = angry, angry, fierce, annoy, annoy, harden.
    • Gre: sobarojj (SOBAROS, those. SOVAROS) = serious, important. Transition B-V and permutation SRV ===> SVR.
  • Rus: SUSLIK.
    • Ger: ZIESEL = gopher. Transition S-TS.
    • Fre: ZISEL = gopher.
    • Ita: SOUSLIK = gopher.
    • Spa: SUSLIK = gopher.
    • Fin: SIISELI = gopher.
  • Rus: SUT'. The essence of the matter, the essence of the matter, the existence. And EST', exist.
    • Lat: SUM, ESSE = be, exist, SUMMA = core essence. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: SUM = essence, essence.
  • Rus: SUSHIT', SUSH', SUKHOY, SUKHO, SUSHNYAK, SUSHENYY, ISSUSHU, ISSUSHIT'.
    • Lat: SICCATIO = drying, SICCANEUS = dry, SICCATIVUS = drying, SICCE = in a dry place, SICCESCO = dry, SICCITAS = dryness, SICCO = dry, SICCUM = land, SICCUS = dry, EXSICCO, USSI, USTUM = to dry, SICCOR = dry out, EXSICCOR = dry. Transition: Russian X, Sh ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: ASSUS = dry, dried, fried, ASSO = fry. Transition S-SH. As well as Latin ASSUM = hot'e, that is, a dish cooked on fire. Recall that the Slavic letter W and Latin M when turning over easily confused, and therefore Latin ASSUM could come from the word SUSH', SUSHIT'.
    • Lat: SCELETUS = dried body, mummy. From Russian ISSUSHIL, ISSUSHIT'. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: SICCATIVE = drying, EXSICCATE = dry out, dry out, dehydrate, dry out, dry out.
    • Eng: EXHAUST = to drain.
    • Eng: SKELETON = skeleton.
    • Ger: SOHR = dry, dried.
    • Fre: SE'CHER = dry, SOUCHE = stump.
    • Spa: SECO = dry.
  • Rus: SKHVATIT', SKHVATKA, SKHVATYVAT', SVYAZAT'.
    • Eng: SWATHE = bandage.
  • Rus: SKHODNYA, for example, go from ship to shore. You can descend or climb the gangway.. And SKHOZHU, inSKHOZHU.
    • Lat: SCANDO, SCANDI = ascend, climb, climb, E-SCENDO = ascend, ASCENDO, SCENDI = retire, ASCENSUS = sunrise, ASCENSIO = the ascent, SCENDI, DESCENDO = to go, DESCENSIO, DESCENSUS = gathering.
    • Eng: ASCEND = ascend.
  • Rus: SKHODIT', i.e. go somewhere, SKHOD, and VOSKHOD.
    • Lat: SUCCEDO = enter, penetrate, rise, rise, follow. Transition: Russian XRussian X ===> SS latin.
    • Eng: SUCCEED = follow up.
  • Rus: SKHOVAT'; in Ukrainian. That is to hide, accumulate.
    • Eng: SHOP = shop, shop. Transition V-P.
  • Rus: SKHORON, SOKHRANIT', SOKHRANENIE, SKRYT', SOKRYT', OKHRANA, OKHRANYAT', hide from something. From hereFrom here: SHIRMA, ARSENAL.
    • Lat: SCRINIUM = vault, box, SCRINIOLUM = cache, SECURE = safely, SECURITAS = security, SECURUS = safe.
    • Lat: THESAURUS = treasure. Permutation: savesave = SKHRNT ===> TKHSRN = thesaurus.
    • Ger: SICHERN = to guard, SICHER = safe, reliable, SICHERUNG = preservation warranty, SICHERHEIT = security. Latin H and Slavic H are spelled the same. And also the German word SCHLOSS = behind'mock, zamo'to. Transition KH-SH, R-L. And SCHREIN = box, chest, SCHRANK = cupboard, SCHRANKE = barrier. And SCHIRM = umbrella, visor, folding screen, SCHIRMEN = defend.
    • Eng: SECURE = safe, SECURITY = security.
    • Eng: ASSURANCE, INSURANCE = insurance. Transition KH-S.
    • Eng: SHROUD = shroud, cover, shelter, protection, barrier, curtain, shroud, cover, cap, protective sheath, wrap, bandage, cover with shroud, wrap in shroud. Happened from Slavic SKHORONIT' = SKHRNT ===> SKHRD = SHROUD. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: THEASURE = treasure. See Latin comment above. THESAURUS.
    • Eng: ARSENAL = arsenal, shop, warehouse, stockpiles of weapons. Could have come from the word KHRANIL, OKHRANYAL during the transition X, W ===> S Latin and reshuffle: guardedguarded = KHRNL ===> RKHNL = arsenal.
    • Gre: ocurwnww (OCURWNW, those. OKHIRONO) = strengthen (locality), ocurwmaa (OCURWMA, those. OKHIROMA) = fortification. FromFrom: OKHRANA.
  • Rus: STSAPAT', STSAPAYU, STSAPAL, that is, I grab hold tight. In Russian they say "caught the target" in the sight. And also, for example, I collect garbage with a broom or broom., SKOPIL sor. Besides, «I'll catch you», that is, I shall enter into something. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: SKEPTIK, SKEPTICHESKIY.
    • Lat: SCIPIO = stick, staff, SCOPA = broom, broom, rod, rod, rod, SCOPO = sweep, SCOPULA = broom, whisk. Broom really collects, "grabs", accumulates litter.
    • Lat: SCOPUS = target, SCOPULUS = danger.
    • Lat: SUSCIPIO = pick up.
    • Lat: ACCIPITER = kite. See also the word POTROSHIT'.
    • Eng: SCOPE = intent.
    • Eng: SUSCEPTIVE = impressionable, receptive, sensitive.
    • Eng: ACCIPITER = falcon, hawk.
    • Gre: skopooj (SKOPOS, those. SKOPOS) = target, skopeuuw (SKOPEUW, those. SKOPEIO) = aim, aim (mean). And skopobollh (SKOPOBOLH, those. SKOPOBOLI) = target shooting. FromFrom: STSAPAYU+BIL. Further askopooj (ASKOPOS, those. ASKOPOS) = aimless. Here a – negation. I.e NE TSAPAYU. Further diaskophshh (DIASKOPHSH, those. DIASKOPISI) = study, analysis. FromFrom: DEYU+STSAPAYU, i.e «I grab the essenceI grab the essence».
    • Gre: skouppa (SKOUPA, those. SKOIPA) = broom broom; skoupiddi (SKOUPIDI, those. SKOIPIDI) = litter; skoupizzw (SKOUPIZW, those. SKOIPIZO) = sweep.
    • Gre: skeyhh (SKEYH, those. SKEPSI) = thought, reflection, skeptikooj (SKEPTIKOS, , those. SKEPTIKOS) = thoughtful, skeptical. FromFrom: STSAPAYU think. From hereFrom here: SKEPTIK. And skeftomaai (SKEFTOMAI, those. SKEFTOMAI) = think reflect fromthink reflect from: STSAPAT'+UM.
  • Rus: STSAPAT'+RAMA, that is, “grab space”, master some area. Recall (see above), what's old russian RAMA means something limiting space. From here happenedFrom here happened: SKIPETR, as a symbol of power.
    • Lat: SCEPTRUM = kingdom, royal power, rod, scepter. Transition TS-K.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: SCEPTRE, SCEPTER = scepter.
    • Ger: ZEPTER = scepter.
    • Spa: CETRO = scepter.
    • Gre: SKEPTRON = scepter.
  • Rus: SYPAL, for example, land.
    • Lat: SEPELIO = bury, bury, bury.
  • Rus: SYPAL+KHORONIT', SYPAL+KHRANYU, SYPAL+KAMORA. Or SPAL+KHORONYU.
    • Lat: SEPULCRUM = grave, tomb, grave mound, burial, deceased, SEPULCRETUM = cemetery, SEPULTOR = burial, SEPULTURA = burial, burial (i.e SYPAL+TORYU, paving the way for the dead in the kingdom of the grave - Avtpaving the way for the dead in the kingdom of the grave - Avt.), SEPULCRALIS = gravestone. Wed also with the Russian word SPAL, i.e SPAL+KHORONYU etc. The departed - slept, fell asleep, and they bury him.
    • Eng: SEPULCHRE = grave, tomb, crypt, bury, inter the, SEPULTURE = burial, (archaic.) the grave.
  • Rus: SYPAT'. For example, pour the shaft, fence.
    • Lat: SAEPES = fence, fence, hedge, SAEPIO, SAEPSI, SAEPTUM = enclose a fence, SAEPTA = forum fence, dam, SAEPTIO = fence or partition, SAEPTUM = fence, fence, hedge. Transition B-P.
    • Lat: PASTA = a pile. Permutation SPT ===> PST.
    • Gre: ( ricnw) paspalizww (PASPALIZW, those. PASPALIZO) = sprinkle. FromFrom: POSYPAL. Here ricnw – from the word RUKHNU.
  • Rus: SYROY, SYRA land, SIRYY - that is lonely, miserable.
    • Ger: SAUER = sour, displeased, reluctant.
    • Eng: SOUR = sour.
    • Hun: SIR = the grave, SIRAS = cry.
  • Rus: SYTYY, SYTO, SYTNYY, SYTNOST'.
    • Lat: SATIO = saturate, SATIAS = satiation, SATIS = pretty enough, SATIATE = enough, SATIABLIS = satiating, SATIETAS = abundance, SATUR = well fed, SATIOR = full (to eat). As well as Latin SATULLO = saturate, SATULLUS = pretty well fed; descend from russian toSYTIL, "fed".
    • Lat: SUFFICIO = to suffice, SUFFICIENS = sufficient. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Ger: SATT = well fed.
    • Eng: SATE = satiate, SATIS = (lat.) enough. And SATIATE = satiate; could occur from onSYTIT'. Also SATISFY = satisfy hunger curiosity; could occur from the same word NASYTIT', during the transition T-F.
    • Eng: SUFFICE = to be sufficient, SUFFICIENT = sufficient. Transition T-F.
  • Rus: SYTYY+DAYU, SYTYY+DAT', that is, "giving satiety". From hereFrom here: SATISFAKTSIYA.
    • Lat: SATISDATIO = security, SATIS-DO, DEDI, DATUM = provide security.
    • Lat: SATISFACTIO [SATIO, SATURO] = satisfaction, SATISFACIO = satisfy. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Eng: SATISFACTION = satisfaction, satisfaction, pleasure. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: SYTYY+MERYAT'. That is, to measure "satiety", to measure the saturation.
    • Eng: SATUROMETRY = determination of saturation, for example, of soil with water.
  • Rus: SYTYY ROT or SYTO ZHRAT', or SYTYY RYAD, i.e. consistent, multiple saturation.
    • Lat: SATURATIO = saturation, SATURATOR = nourishing, SATURATUS = saturated, SATURITAS = satiety, SATURO = saturate.
    • Eng: SATURATE = saturate, saturate, saturate.
  • Rus: S\EDAT', S\EDAYU.
    • Lat: EX-EDO = eat. Transition: Russian S\ ===> X Latin. And ACIDUM = acid, ACIDUS = sour (that is, eats up). Here is the transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: ACID = sour, acidic.
  • Rus: SYUDA. For example, whoop: come on SYUDA! or go SYUDA!
    • Lat: CEDO = come on bring SYUDA [237], with.168. And AC-CEDO = approach (i.e. go SYUDA), handle. And CEDO = tell me listen! In Russian sometimes still spoken: speak herespeak here!

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  • Rus: TAGAN. According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal, «TAGAN – M. Tatarsk. round or long hoop on legs, under which they make fire, putting a brew on it; tripodtripod» [223],[225].
    • Lat: TAGANITAE = pancake.
    • Gre: thganni (THGANI , those. TIGANI) = pan; thganizzw (THGANIZW,those. TIGANIZO) = fry in a pan; thganitta (TIGANITA, those. TIGANITA) = fritter; thganhtojj (THGANITOS, those. TIGANITOS) = fried.
  • Rus: TAZ.
    • Eng: BASIN = pelvis (dishes). Transition T-B due to Latin confusion d-b.
    • Tur: TAS = basin, cup.
  • Rus: TAK, TAKO, (crk., sowing.), equal, like, equally. Change so on so, bash on bash, without adding [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: TAKAS = barter.
  • Rus: TAK, TAKAT', old. confirm something [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Iri: TACA = support.
  • Rus: TAMGA, WITH TAMGOY (stigma). Famous Horde "Tatar" sign, symbol, brand; see "New Chronology of Rus," ch..7:7. Complicated tamga painted on documents to protect against forgery. Meaning paper «with tamga» was considered official. From hereFrom here: SHTAMP, SHTEMPEL' (stamp), transition S-SH.
    • Lat: STIGMA = (grech.) stigma, STIGMATIAS = stamped, STIGMO = to brand, STIGMOSUS = branded, branded.
    • Eng: STIGMA = (ist.) stigma (offender), shame, dishonor, shame, stain. See also the word above. STYANU, scar.
    • Ger: STEMPEL = stamp, stamp, seal.
    • Eng: STAMP = stamp.
    • Fre: ESTAMPILLE = stamp.
    • Ita: STAMPIGLIA = stamp.
    • Spa: ESTAMPILLA = stamp.
  • Rus: TANDYKAT' = insist on asking relentlessly. Cm. [223], V. Dal, t.4, post.722. And also see. DUNDUK = stupid man [223], V. Dal, t.1, post.1247. Hence the Russian TALDYCHIT' during the transition N-L and K-CH.
    • Lat: TUNDO, TUNDOR = beat, pound, strike, pound, pester.
  • Rus: TARAN, TORYU (to tormentto torment), TORNYY way, STARANIE, STARAT'SYA.
    • Ger: DRANG = rush.
    • Eng: TRY = tear. And also the Russian word TORYU, that is, toru, paving the way. And also see. STARAT'SYA.
    • Gre: atrantagooj (ATRANTAGOS ,those. ATRANTAGOS) = unshakable, big, atrwtooj (ATRWTOS, those. ATROTOS) = Unbreakable, atromhtooj (ATROMHTOS, those. ATROMITOS) = fearless, brave.
  • Rus: TARANIT', that is to carry, TORYU, TORNYY.
    • Ger: TRAIN = wagon train (militarymilitary.).
    • Eng: TRAIN = a train.
    • Fre: TRAIN = a train.
  • Rus: TARASHCHIT' eyes, TARASHCHIT'SYA.
    • Ger: STIEREN = stare at someone.
    • Eng: STARE = goggle.
    • Gre: qwrrw (QWRW ,those. TORO) = watch. And tarachh (TARACH,those. TARAKHI) = embarrassment; tarazzw (TARAZW, those. TARAZO) = embarrass.
  • Rus: TARTARY or TATARY (probably from the expression T-ORDA, where T is the definite article) - like bad people. With such a negative tinge they began to call TATAR (Cossacks) in the West, starting with XVII-XVIII centuries.
    • Lat: TARTARA, TARTAREUS = underground, scary, creepy, TARTARUS = Tartar, Hell, Underworld, TORTIO = anguish, TORTO = torment, TORTOR = torturer, torturer, executioner, TORTUM = rope for torture, TORTURA = twisting, painful contractions, TORTUOSUS = tormenting.
    • Ger: TORTUR = torture.
    • Eng: TORTURE = torture.
  • Rus: TATARY, TATARIN. As we have said, in the era of the Reformation, Tatars in the West began to be evaluated negatively.. It was at this time that they invented «ancient» Latin and Western European languages.
    • Lat: TAETER = nasty, nasty, disgusting, terrible, scary, TAETRE = disgusting, TAETRITUDO = disgrace, TAETRO = desecrate.
    • Lat: TERREO, TERRUI, TERRITUM, TERRITO = frighten.
    • Ger: TATAR = Tatar. Note here are other interesting German words from the same “word bush.”". In German TATARENNACHRICHT means (ironicallyironically) STRASHNOE news, horrors (fabrications). Word TSYGAN, German sounds like TATER (oral, dialect). The culprit and the criminal, in German, also sounds like TÄTER. May have come from the Russian word TAT', enemy killer. Further, TATORT = crime scene. And ATTENTAT = attempt. Apparently, starting from XVII-XVIII centuries in Germany the word TATARIN gave a negative color. However, earlier XVII century word TATARY perceived in Western Europe positively or neutrally, see the book "The Empire".
    • Eng: TATAR = shrewshrew; TARTAR = Tatar, megaTatar, mega; TARTAN = Scottish Highlander.
    • Eng: TERROR = scare.
    • Eng: TATTER = ruins, shreds, rags, transform(camping) in tatters(camping) apart, TATTERED = tattered in rags.
    • Iri: THARTAR = everywhere, everywhere, everywhere. Probably, after the "Mongol" conquest, the local island people became the word TATARY to denote the very concept of "everywhere, everywhere", that is, "everywhere Tatars".
  • Rus: TATARSKAYA croup.
    • Fin: TATARIRYYNIT = buckwheat. Here ryynit = croup.
  • Rus: TAT'. Old Russian word TAT' meant in particular: the kidnapper, MOSHENNIK, PLUT [223], [225], V. Dahl.
    • Lat: TAETER = shameful.
  • Rus: TASHCHIT', TASHCHU, TASKAT' (anything), drag off [223], [225] V. Dahl. From here happenedFrom here happened: TAKSI.
    • Lat: FACIO, FECI = lay, carry, take, collect, collect, FACTIO = action. Transition T-F and Russian u ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: TASCHE = bag, pocket, TASSE = cup, bowl, tray.
    • Eng: TASK = burden. Maybe english TAG = haul - comes from Russian TYAGOST', TYAGLO, TYAZHELYY.
    • Fre: TASSE = a cup. Or from the word CHASHA.
    • Ita: TAZZA = bowl, cup, ladle, scoop. Or fromOr from: CHASHA.
    • Por: TASCA = (chatter.) pocket.
    • Gre: taxiddi (TAXIDI, those. TAKSIDI) = journey, trip, path.
    • Gre: taxiddi (TAXIDI,those. TAKSIDI) = journey, trip, path.
    • Gre: tacujj (TACUS,those. TAKHIS) = fast, fast; tacunnw (TACINW, those. TAKHINO) = speed up. FromFrom: TASHCHU. And tacuthtaa (TACUTHTA, those. TAKHITITA) = speed fromspeed from: TASHCHIT'.
    • Gre: amaxii (AMAXI,those. AMAKSI) , amaxaa (AMAXA,those. AMAKSA) = cart, cart, crew, carriage. Transition m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m = M, and also ===> Xy. Or from the word TYAGA. And amaxwtojj (AMAXOTOS, those. AMAKSOTOS) = carriageway (about the road), comes from the word TASHCHIT'. Further diastashh (DIASTASH, those. DIASTASI) = disagreement. FromFrom: RASTASHCHU with confusion d --- r when turning the letter and the transition SHCH-SH-S.
  • Rus: TASHCHIT' to lead, TASHCHU.
    • Lat: TACTUS = impact, DUCATIO = leadership, DUCATUS = command, DUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = drive, DUCTIO = in food'withdrawal, DUCTITO, DUCTO = lead off. And DUX, DUCIS, DUCTOR = leader, leader, conductor, prince, DUCTUS = command, ADDUCO = let down. AndAnd: SUPER-DUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = bring into the house, take too much, go through; fromfrom: SVERKH+TASHCHU. FurtherFurther: SUPER-INDUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = top; fromfrom: SVERKH+NATASHCHU (NATASHCHIT'). Transition D-T and u ===> With latin. And the like - from here there was a large bush of Latin words. Transition: T ===> D.
    • Lat: EDUCATIO = education, EDUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = bring up, E-DUCO = pull away, EDUCTIO = performance, EDUCATOR = educator (i.e TASHCHU+TORYU - Auth.). Or from the word DOUCHIT' or POUCHAT' (with Latin confusion p-d). And also from the word TASHCHU, TASHCHIT' could happen EDUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = lead out. Transition T ===> D.
    • Eng: EDUCATE = educate, EDUCATION = upbringing. Or - from the word POUCHAT', with Latin confusion p-d.
    • Gre: diatazww (DIATAZW, those. DIATAZO) = to command, diataxxh (DIATAXH, diataghh (DIATAGH,those. DIATAGI) = command, order. FromFrom: DEYU+TASHCHU or DEYU+TYAGA.
  • Rus: TAYAT', TAET.
    • Lat: TABEO, TABUI = thaw, TABES = thawing liquid, TABESCO = melt, TABIDUS = melted. Transition: Russian me ===> B Latin due to the similarity of writing (mirrored lettermirrored letter).
    • Ger: TAUEN = melt, es TAUT = melting.
    • Eng: THAW = thaw.
    • Swe: TÖA = melt. Further, when melting frost in the morning drops appear, dew.
    • Ger: TAU = dew.
    • Eng: DEW = dew. Transition T-D. As well as english DEW-FALL = dew fallout; could occur from TAYAT'+UPAL, TAYAT'+PAL, during the transition P-F.
  • Rus: TAYAT'+VETER.
    • Ger: TAUWETTER = thaw.
    • Eng: DEW-RETTING = growing.
  • Rus: TVERDIT' (as well as argue), that is, to convince with words, TVERDIL, UTVERDIL, statement.
    • Lat: VERBUM = word, expression, verb, VERBOSUS = verbose, VERBOSITAS = verbosity, VERBA = speech, VERBALIS = oral. Transition d-b and permutation: to repeatto repeat = TVRDT ===> VRDT = verbum. Transition: m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: WORT = word, speech.
    • Eng: WORD = word, VERB = verb, name, command.
  • Rus: TVYORDO, TVYORDYY, TVERD', TVYORDOST'.
    • Lat: TARDITAS = thoroughness.
    • Lat: DURITA, DURITES = hardness, cruelty, hardened, DURATUS = tempered, DURITUDO = roughness, DURO = hard, DURUS = hard, DURE = firmly, DURUI = harden, DURITIA = heartless fortress (constructionconstruction), VIRIDITAS = cheerfulness, VIRTUS = valor, FORTIS = intrepid. Transition T-D and V-U.
    • Lat: DURAMEN = hardness. TransitionTransition: V-U and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: TERRA = land, continent, continent, country, region. Could have come from the word TVERD' during the transition v-r due to the similarity of writing. As well as Latin TERRESTRIS = terrestrial; could occur from the word TVERDOST'.
    • Lat: PETRA = rock, stone. Transition V-P and permutation: firmamentfirmament = TVRD ===> PTR = petra.
    • Lat: FIRMUS = lasting. Transition T,FITA ===> F Latin and Russian m (te or de) ===> m Latin. I.e TVERD' or TFERD' ===> FIRMUS.
    • Eng: DURAMEN = wood core, sound wood.
    • Eng: TERRA = land, TERRENE = earthly surface.
    • Eng: PETRIFY = to transform(camping) to stone.
    • Eng: FIRM = solid, strong, durable.
    • Gre: petraa (PETRA, those. PETRA) = a rock. Transition V-P and TVRD ===> VTR.
  • Rus: TVORENIE, create an act of creation. See the word NATVORIT', SOTVORIT'. And TVORETS, TVAR'. From hereFrom here: AVTOR, AKTER.
    • Lat: AUCTOR = creator, founder, writer. Latin U often written as V, so AUCTOR originally could sound like AVCTOR = creator, VKTR <=== TVRK at transition C ===> TO = With latin.
    • Ger: AUTOR = author.
    • Eng: AUTHOR = author, writer. The transition sounds described above. Further, ACTOR = actor.
    • Fre: AUTEUR = author, ACTEUR = actor.
    • Ita: AUTORE = author, ATTORE = actor.
    • Spa: AUTOR = author, ACTOR = actor.
    • Lat: AUCTORITAS = power. Transition V-U and permutation: to createto create = STVRT ===> VSTRT = auctoritaas.
    • Eng: AUTHORITY = authority. Transition V-U.
  • Rus: TEK, TECH', TECHENIE, STOK, TOK. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: AKT, as an action (reverse reading of the word TEK, TOK). AndAnd: AKTSIYA (actact), AKTIVNYY.
    • Lat: ACTIO = movement, action, ACTUS = flow. Back reading TK ===> KT. From here there was a branched semantic bush. for example, AD-AQUO = irrigate. Here is the transition T-D, i.e TK ===> DK.
    • Lat: FUSIO = expiration, FUSUS = fluid. Transition T-F and W or W - C.
    • Ger: AKT = Act, AKTION = action as action.
    • Eng: ACT = Act, ACTION = action as action.
    • Fre: ACTE = Act, ACTION = stock.
    • Ita: ATTO = Act, AZIONE = stock.
    • Spa: ACTO = Act, ACCION = stock.
    • Gre: ocetooj (OCETOS, those. OKHETOS) = stock. Reverse word reading STOK and transition K-KH.
  • Rus: TELEGA, DOLOZHIT', that is, to appear in a meeting and present the opinion of the ruler, or to return and report, report on an event. See also the word L'ZYA (from which, in particular, the word originated ULOZHENIE). From hereFrom here: DELEGAT, DELEGATSIYA.
    • Lat: DELEGATUS = delegate. That is, a person directed somewhere, for example, going on a trip. By the way, and today they say: write "TELEGU", that is, send a report, denunciation, accusation, message. AndAnd:
    • Lat: LEGATUS = delegate, legate, ambassador, LEGATUS = deputy, DELEGO = to charge, LEGATIO = mission, embassy. See also words L'ZYA and ULOZHENIE.
    • Eng: DELEGATE = send, delegate, representative, DELEGATION = delegation. see also DOLOZHIT'.
    • Fre: DILIGENCE = stagecoach. This instructive example clearly demonstrates the formation of Western European languages ​​from the Slavic. Russian word TELEGA turned into an elegant DILIZHANS and solid DELEGATSIYA, however, in general, fully retained its original meaning: carry.
  • Rus: TELO. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: FILE.
    • Lat: LATUS = body. Back reading TL ===> LT.
    • Lat: ADULO = swallow (about animals), flatter. The meaning is clear: cling to TELU, that is, to KHOZYAINU, to curry favor with him, etc.. When they want the dog to come close to the owner, they are commanded: "To foot!", that is - "to the master's body".
    • Lat: ALTUS = nutrition, ALTILIS = fattened, fatty, especially large, fattened livestock, LAETUS = plump. Compare with Russian VELIKOE TELO, that is, big, well-fed. They also say "he is in the body," that is, fattened.. Slavic word VELIKIY moved to AL. Or reverse readingOr reverse reading: TELO ===> ALTUS.
    • Lat: ADULTUS = adult, ADULTUM = grow up, EXOLETUS = grown up. And today they say: he is "in the body", that is, he grew up, has a strong body. Or else ADULTUS came from the “summer of summer”, the “summer of years”, lived a long time.
    • Lat: TELLUS = land, soil, country, land ownership. And today they say: "earth body".
    • Lat: TERRA = land, continent, soil, continent, region, country. Transition L-R, that is, from the word TELO. Or come from the word TVERD', see above.
    • Lat: TELA = bandage. Indeed, the bandage is superimposed on TELO, on the wound. And TELA = fabric base. In fact, the basis of the fabric is "TELO" fabrics. In addition, the fabric covers TELO.
    • Ger: FILET = fillet, sirloin, for example, beef, etc.. Here we see the transition of T to F due to the fact that the "fit" was read in two ways. The meaning is quite clear.: a cutting from the soft tissue of an animal is really part of the "body"". So it turned out the German, English and French "fillet" or "stile" = "body".
    • Eng: ADULATORY = flattering (i.e TELO+TORYU, that is, paving the way for the "body" - Avtthat is, paving the way for the "body" - Avt.), ADULATOR = flatterer, sycophant, sycophant, ADULATION = cringing.
    • Eng: ADULT = adult. Or it happened from the "summer of the day", that is, "the years".
    • Eng: TERRA = (lat.) land. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: FILLET = fillet, FLESH = body.
    • Fre: FILET = fillet.
    • Gre: dhlhthriazww (DHLHTHRIAZW, those. DILITIRIAZO) = to poison. FromFrom: TELO+TRYASU.
  • Rus: TELO OBLIZHU, TELO OBLIZYVAT', that is flattering anyone by "licking it whole". Animals lick their young, make them nice, clean them. Or see the expression TY+LYUBLYU, TY+LYUBIT', that is, "love you"".
    • Lat: ADULABILIS = flattering. Here TELO ===> ADUL, transition T-D, and OBLIZHU (licklick) ===> ABILIS.
  • Rus: TELO+TYRIT', that is, to "steal the body", to appropriate someone else's body, for example, in the figurative sense. Today is the word TYRIT' considered to be the gross, vulgar form of the word "to steal". Or expression TELO TORIT', TELO+TORYU, that is, paving the way for the body. From hereFrom here: ADYUL'TER.
    • Lat: ADULTER = adulterer, adulterous, slutty, slutty. Combination ADUL+TER accurately captures the heart of the matter: to steal" (husband, wife). From here came the whole bush of Latin words.From here came the whole bush of Latin words.: ADULTERA = adulteress, ADULTERINUS = adulterous, ADULTERIUM = debauchery, ADULTERO = limp and the like.
    • Eng: ADULTERATE = change (in relation to husband, wife), adulterous, illegitimate, ADULTERER = adulterer, ADULTERY = adultery.
    • Fre: ADULTERE = adultery.
  • Rus: TELOKHRANITEL', is "y TELA", that is, next to "TELOM".
    • Lat: TUTELA, i.e tuu+TELA = guard. Again TU is something of a definite article, so tuu+TELA, most likely meant "in the body", "in the body". Latin words such asLatin words such as: TUTELARIS = guarding, TUTELARIUS = keeper.
    • Eng: TUTELAGE = guardianship. It may have come from the expression "I lie at the body". For example, a dog lies near the owner and protects him..
  • Rus: TEMNET'.
    • Ger: DAMMERN = get dark. Here is the transition D-T. It becomes clear that the German word DAMMERLICHT = dusk; could occur from slavic TEMNYE LUCHI, that is, the "rays begin to darken," the light becomes less. Here is the transition D-T and KH-CH.
  • Rus: TEMNOTA, TEMEN', T'MA, TYOMNYY, TEN' BROSAYU. Including in a figurative sense - uneducated, untrained, dark. And POTEMNEL from anger. From hereFrom here: DEMON.
    • Lat: DAEMON = demon evil spirit, DAMNUM = harm, DAMNOSUS = harmful, DAEMONIACUS = demon possessed. I.e TEMNAYA strength. Transition T-D. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: TEMNO = despise, TEMNIBILIS = despicable, DEMENS = fool.
    • Lat: TEMERE [abl. to TEMUS, eris darkdark], TEMERO = cast a shadow.
    • Ger: DUMM = stupid, stupid. Transition T-D and N-M. Further, DUMMHEIT = stupidity. Transition T-D and latin H spelled as Slavic H.
    • Eng: DIM = dull, weak, vague, DEMON = demon, DAMN = curse, (church.) curse.
    • Fre: TENEBRES = darkness. FromFrom: TEN' BROSAYU.
    • Spa: TINIEBLAS = darkness. FromFrom: TEN' BROSAYU, during the transition R-L.
    • Gre: atimiia (ATIMIA, those. ATIMIA) = baseness. And qumwnww (QUMWNW, those. TIMONO) = get angry; qumojj (QUMOS, those. TIMOS) = outrage, anger, fromoutrage, anger, from: TEMNYY from anger. And also see the word MEST'.
  • Rus: TENDITNIY - delicate, fragile; in Ukrainian.
    • Eng: TENDER = soft, gentle, affectionate, caring, sensitive.
  • Rus: TEN'+STALO, that is, it became dark.
    • Ger: FINSTER = dark. Transition T-F and L-R. I.e FIN+STER <=== TIN+STEL <=== TEN'+STALO.
  • Rus: TERET', TRU, TYORKA, OTTERET'.
    • Lat: TRITUS = rubbed, rubbed, TRITURO = thresh, TRITURA = friction, threshing, rubbing, TRITOR = rubbing.
    • Lat: TERO, TRIVI, TRITUM = rub, grind, grind, wear, polish, TERES = turned, rounded, smooth, TERGEO = rub, wipe (from the word TERKA during the transition K-G - AuthAuth.), AT-TERO, TRIVI, TRITUM = rub, rub, AF-FRIO = grind, AT-TRITIO = rubbing, ATTRITUS = rubbed off, TERSUS = cleaning. And AF-FRICO = rub, and the Russian word TERKA, transition T-F.
    • Lat: FARRATA = flour foods, FARINA = flour powder, FARRIS, FAR = coarse flour, FARRATUS = grain, groats. Transition T-F. As well as Latin IRRITUS = erased. Back reading: I will eraseI will erase = STR ===> RRTS = irritus.
    • Lat: FRICO, FRICUI, FRICATUM = rub, FRICTIO, FRICATIO = rubbing. Could have come from the word TERKA, transition T-F. As well as Latin FRIO = rub; could occur from slavic TRU during the transition T-F.
    • Lat: TRITICUM = Wheat flour.
    • Eng: TRITURATE = grind into powder.
    • Eng: FRICTION = friction, friction force, (honey.) trituration. Transition T-F. See also the word TERKA.
    • Fre: TROU = hole.
    • Por: TRITURAR = to rub (chopchop).
    • Spa: FROTAR = to rub. Transition T-F (phiphi).
    • Gre: trifthjj (TRIFTHS, those. TRIFTIS) = grater; trimmma (TRIMMA, those. TRIMMA) = baby; qrummma (QRUMMA, those. TRIMMA) = baby bit, qrummatizww (QRUMMATIZW, those. TRIMMATIZO) = chop up. Transition m(te) ===> m=M.
  • Rus: TERZAT', TERZAYU, TERZAT'SYA, TERZAL.
    • Lat: TORSI [TORTUM, TORQUEO] = to torment.
    • Lat: con-TRIBULATIO = torment. Transition: Russian W ===> B is Latin, since the handwritten W and B almost turn into each other when turning over, see tablealmost turn into each other when turning over, see table.1.
    • Ger: DURSTEN = feel thirst, DÜRST = thirst. And also see the word STRAZHDU.
    • Eng: THIRST = thirst, THIRSTY = thirsty.
  • Rus: TYORN - prickly plum, TARANIT', puncture.
    • Ger: DORN = barb.
    • Eng: THORNY = barbed, THORN = thorn.
  • Rus: TERPELIVYY, TERPLYU, TERPELIVO. From hereFrom here: TOLERANTNYY.
    • Lat: TOLERANTIA = patience, TOLERO = endure. Transition: Russian ===> n Latin due to the proximity of writing and rearrangement: toleratetolerate = TRPL ===> TLRPT = tolerantiia.
    • Ger: TOLERANZ = tolerance.
    • Eng: TOLERANCE = tolerance.
  • Rus: TERPENIE, TERPET', TERPI! From hereFrom here: TERAPIYA, TERAPEVT (doctordoctor).
    • Lat: PATIOR = endure. Permutation: endureendure = TRP ===> PTR = patioor.
    • Ger: DARBEN = endure. Here is the transition T-D and P-B.
    • Ger: DÜRFEN = be able to. Transition T-D, P-F.
    • Eng: PERISH = suffer from the cold; could occur from TERPISH'. See also english DREE = suffer (verballyverbally.).
    • Gre: qerapeiia (QERAPEIA, those. TERAPEIA) = treatment, qerapeuww (QERAPEUW, those. TERAPEIO) = to treat. FromFrom: TERPI! – and I will cure you. Hence the name of the doctorHence the name of the doctor – TERAPEVT.
  • Rus: TERYAT', RONYAT', POTERYANO.
    • Ger: TRÄNE = a tear.
    • Eng: TEAR = a tear.
  • Rus: TESAT', TESANYY. When building a tree hewn axes. It was a great art.. Hence the wordsHence the words: TEKHNIKA, TEKHNOLOGIYA.
    • Lat: TECHNICA = equipment. It is clear from this that earlier the art of carpenter was valued by how high that word TESAT', TESANYY became a symbol of craftsmanship, technical art, and even art in general.
    • Ger: TECHNIK = equipment.
    • Eng: TECHNICS = equipment.
    • Fre: TECHNIQUE = equipment.
    • Ita: TECNICA = equipment.
    • Gre: tecnhh (TECNH , those. TEKHNI) = craft, art; tecnikhh (TECNIKH, those. TEKHNIKI) = equipment, tecnhthjj (TECNHTHS, those. TEKHNITIS) = master; tecnikooj (TECNIKOS, those. TEKHNIKOS) = skillful, technical. From here TEKHNOLOGIYA = «hewn + lay down», that is, the knowledge system.
  • Rus: TESNO, squeeze, TESNIT', STESNIT'. That is to get close to yourself. From here TES'MA, tightening tape; transition N-M. From hereFrom here: ASTMA (diseasedisease).
    • Lat: ASTHMA = chest tightness, shortness of breath, shortness of breath. Transition N-M, besides latin H and Russian are written in exactly the same way..
    • Ger: FASSEN = grab. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: FASTEN = tether. angng) DENSE = dense. Transition T-D and permutation NST ===> TNS.
    • Gre: desmhh (DESMH , those. DESMI) = bundle; desmooj (DESMOS, those. DESMOS) = knot, bonds, connection; desimmo (DESIMO, those. DESIMO) = binding; desmwthhj (DESMWTHS, those. DESMOTIS) = prisoner. FromFrom: TES'MA, TESNO.
  • Rus: TESTO, from which they make pies.
    • Lat: TESTUATIUM = bread or cake baked in pottery.
    • Eng: TASTE = taste(butbut).
  • Rus: TESTO as a viscous material, such as clay, used for construction (bricks), dishware manufacturing (after roasting) and so on.
    • Lat: TESTEUS = clay, TESTA = burnt brick, earthen vessel, pot, jug, TESTU = earthen vessel, TESTACEUS = from baked clay, TESTACEUM = kind of brick. It is also possible that TESTA = jug; could come from the custom of kneading TESTO in a large vessel.
  • Rus: TETEREV.
    • Lat: +
    • Spa: TETRAO = black grouse.
  • Rus: TIBRIT', withTIBRIT', that is to steal.
    • Ger: DIEBISCH = thieves, DIEB = thief, DIEBSTAHL = theft. Transition T to D
    • Eng: THIEF = thief, DIVER = hustler. Transition B-F or B-V.
  • Rus: TIN = cut, punch, TINEK, TINOK = canine, dug, walrus tusk [223], t.4, st.756. Old word. From here then happened DANTIST – doctor (transition T-D). See also the word DAVIT'.
    • Lat: DENTIO = getting teeth (about babyabout baby), DENTIS = tooth, DENTATUS = toothed.
    • Eng: DENTITION = teething.
    • Fre: DENTS = teeth.
    • Ita: DENTI = teeth.
    • Spa: DIENTE = teeth.
    • Gre: dontii (DONTI, those. DONTI) = tooth. It could also occur from the word DAVIT', since greek n confused with v. Teeth DAVYAT food. And dontoponojj (DONTOPONOS, those. DONTOPONOS) = toothache fromtoothache from: TIN+PENYAYU, where is the word PENYAT' meant – express displeasure, reproach, complaintexpress displeasure, reproach, complaint. #
    • Rus: TISNU, STISNU teeth, squeeze, TISKI.
    • Eng: TEETH = teeth. Indeed, teeth can STISNUT', squeeze something.
  • Rus: TITLA or TITLO - title, title, title of the book. Churches label or label. Superscript character for missing letters, abbreviation. Titlo or title, honorary title, glorification, naming by rank, dignity. TITUL books, cap, index, title, title. Titlo, TITUL full of sovereign. To title anyone, call an honorary title. Titular, consisting in a rank, but not in a rank or not in a dignity. Cm. V. Dahl [223]. Russian word TITLA, TITUL – in one sense bush with words DOLYA (part of somethingpart of something), OTDELYU, OTDEL, VYDELYU amongst anything, RAZDEL books. From hereFrom here: TITRY (during the transition L-R).
    • Ger: TITEL = title.
    • Eng: TITLE = title, title, title, title, title, title page, title, inscription on the screen, give the name, title, title, magnify, favor the title.
    • Fre: TITRE = title. The transition is clearly visible here. L-R.
    • Ita: TITOLO = title titles.
    • Spa: TITULO = title.
    • Gre: titlooj (TITLOS, those. TITLOS) = title.
  • Rus: TISHE, TISH', TIKHO, STIKHLO, STOYALA silence, TISHINA.
    • Lat: TACEO = keep silent, TACITE = silently, silently, silently, TACITUS = silent, silent, silent, silent, TACITUM, TICINIUM = silence, TICUI = hush up. Transition X ===> With latin or SH-S and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: OTIOSUS = undisturbed, inactive, indifferent. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: MUTESCO = fall silent, MUTUS = silent, dumb, mute. Transition SH-S, or reverse reading and transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. Hence the Latin MUTTIO = mumble, try to talk.
    • Lat: OBTICEO = keep silent. Could have come from the word POTISHE (by+quieter or on+quiet) during the transition SH-S.
    • Ger: STILL = quiet calmquiet calm; STILLE = silence.
    • Eng: TACIT = silent.
    • Eng: STILL = silent, motionless, STILLY = silently, quietly (from here SHTIL').
    • Gre: sicca (SICA, those. SIKHA), hsicaa (HSICA, those. ISIKHA) = quiet. FromFrom: STIKHLO. Or confused s --- d because of the similarity of writing, and the transition D-T. Further, fromFurther, from: NE TIKHO happens anhsuciaa (ANHSHCIA, those. ANISIKHIA) = anxiety.
  • Rus: TKAT', TKU, TKACH, TKAL, TKAN', TKANYY. From hereFrom here: TEKSTURA.
    • Lat: TEHO = weave, AT-TEXO, TEXUI, TEXTUM = interweave, TEXTILE = fabric, matter, TEXTOR = weaver, TEXTORIUS = weaving, weaving, TEXTUM = cloth, clothes, TEXTUS = fabric, plexus, text, TEXTILIS = woven, woven. Transition toTransition to ===> KS.
    • Lat: INTEXO, TEXUI = to bind.
    • Eng: TEXTILE = textile, weaving.
    • Eng: TEXTURE = texture, structure of fabric, degree of density of fabric, fabric (author's languageauthor's language).
  • Rus: TOVAR.
    • Lat: AVARE = selfishly, greedily, AVARITIA = greed, self-interest, stinginess (Russian OTOVARIT' - AuthAuth.), AVARUS = greedy, greedy, mercenary. Lost initial lettersLost initial letters: TO.
    • Ger: WARE = product.
    • Eng: WARE = products, WAREHOUSE = big store. Word WARE-HOUSE clearly includes part of the word thenVAR.
    • Iri: TOBAR = supply, give, give. Transition V-B.
  • Rus: TOLKAT', TOLKNUT'.
    • Ger: DRÜCKEN = crush. Transition T-D and L-R, i.e TLKN ===> DRKN.
  • Rus: TOLKOVAT', interpret (translatetranslate).
    • Eng: TALK = speak.
    • Swe: TALA = speak, TOLK = (oral) translator.
    • Fin: TULKKI = translator.
  • Rus: TOLMACHIT', TOLMACH. In old Russian language TOLMACH meant "translator". That is, simply, TOLKOVAT', interpret someone else's speech. The word "translator" was not previously used..
    • Ger: DOLMETSCHEN = verbally translate.
  • Rus: TOLOKNO.
    • Fin: TALKKUNA = oatmeal.
  • Rus: TOLPA, crowd. Probably in the same sense bush as words TOPOT, TOPAT', that is, a large crowd of people. Crowd can be as organized (people, state), so dangerous, uncontrollable, destructive. From here originatedFrom here originated: PUBLIKA, PUBLICHNOST', PLEBEY, POPULYARNOST'. See also the word below. POL'ZA.
    • Lat: POPULUS = crowd, popular masses, people, nationality, many, swarm, plebs, POPULATIUM = from people to people, POPULATIO = population, devastation, ruin, POPULO = plunder, POPULOSITAS = lots of, POPULARIS = national, compatriot. Probably the first latin P turned out here from T-D in view of the Latin transition d-p (differ only in orientationdiffer only in orientation).
    • Lat: PUBLICE = collectively, nationally, in the interests of the state, PUBLICITUS = publicly, PUBLICA = public woman, PUBLICO = make public, PUBLICUM = state property, land, society, state, PUBLICUS = public, state. Transition T-P, since latin d and p differ only in orientation, and P-B. Or it could come from the word POL'ZA.
    • Lat: PLEBS = plebs, PLEBEJUS = plebeian, plebeian.
    • Ger: TRUPP = group crowdgroup crowd; TRUPPE = army squad. Russian word TOLPA during the transition L-R turns into TORP, almost identical with TRUPP. Further, POPULARITÄT = popularity.
    • Eng: PEOPLE = people, PUBLIC = public, state, POPULAR = popular, affordable, POPULARITY = popularity. Transition T,D-P due to Latin confusion d-p. Hence the English POPULATION = human population. Compare with the Russian word TOLPIT'(campingcamping).
    • Eng: PLEBEIAN = plebeian.
    • Fre: POPULARITE = popularity.
    • Ita: POPOLARITA = popularity.
    • Spa: POPULARIDAD = popularity.
    • Tur: TOLPU = common, collective, TOLPUM = society, people.
    • Gre: pluqooj (PLHQOS, those. PLITOS) = people mass. PermutationPermutation: TLP ===> PLT. And plhqusmooj (PLHQUSMOS, those. PLITISMOS) = population frompopulation from: TOLPA+SMES'.
  • Rus: TOMNO+LENTYAY, TOMNO+LENOST', "TOM'+LEN'", "Tom+laziness", UTOMLENIE, UTOMLEN, TOMLENIE. Or TOMNO+L'NUT'.
    • Lat: TEMULENTIA = intoxication, TEMULENTUS = drunk. Transition N-U, since latin n-u differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: TEMPULENT corn = (s.'s.) drunk bread (cereal diseasecereal disease).
  • Rus: TONKIY, TONKOST', TYANUT', TYANU, that is, stretch and make thin.
    • Lat: TENUO = make thin, thin, make transparent, TENUITAS = subtlety, thinness, transparency, TENUIS = thin, narrow, sophisticated, transparent, TENUATIO = emaciation, TENER = soft, gentle, flexible, pliable, TENERE = gently, TENERESCO = become soft, TENERITAS = softness, tenderness.
    • Lat: TENUO [tenius] = thin, TENDO, TENDI, TENTUM = pull, AD-UNO = unite. Transition T-D. As well as Latin AT-TONDEO, TONDI = reduce, belittle, scrape, gnaw, pluck.
    • Ger: DÜNN = thin, thin, DÜNNE = subtlety, FEIN = thin. Here is the transition T-D and T-F.
    • Eng: THIN = thin, FINE = thin, TENSE = stretched.
    • Eng: TENUITY = subtlety (bones, hair, etc..), thinness, poverty, misery, poverty, rarefaction of air, gas, TENUOUS = insignificant (about the differences), rarefied (about airabout air).
    • Eng: TENSION = tension.
  • Rus: TON'SHE.
    • Ger: FINESSE = subtlety. Transition T-F and SH-S.
    • Eng: FINENESS, FINESSE = subtlety.
  • Rus: TOP+SKORO or PYATA+SKORO, or PUT'+SKORO, i.e. move fast.
    • Lat: AD-IPISCOR = catch up. Transition TPSKR ===> DPSKR.
  • Rus: TOPAT', TOPTAT', TOPOTAT', TAPOCHKI.
    • Ger: TEPPICH = carpet.
    • Eng: TAP = knock, clap, spank, TAPIS = carpet.
    • Fre: TAPIS = carpet, TAPOTER = pat.
    • Tur: TOPAL = lame.
    • Hun: TAPOSNI = stomp.
  • Rus: TOPAT', PYATA, PUT', STOPA.
    • Ger: PFAD = trail. Transition T-F and T-D.
    • Eng: PATH = way, STAMP = stomp, stomp.
  • Rus: TOPAT' little by little.
    • Ger: TIPPELN = mince down. Wed also with russian PETLYAT'.
  • Rus: TOPIT' stove, warm, TOPLYU, TEPLO.
    • Lat: TEPIDO = heat moderately, TEPIDE = heat, TEPIDUS = warm, warm, TEPEO = be warm, TEPESCO [TEPEO, TEPUI] = warm up. Transition T-D. And TEPE-FACIO = warm up, TEPEFACTO = warm again. Here is the transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Lat: TEPOR [TEPEO] = warmth, warmth, TEPORATUS = slightly warmed up, TEPORUS = warm. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: TEPID = lukewarm, TEPIDITY = property of being warm, tepid.
    • Eng: TEPEFY = tepefy(camping). Transition T-F.
    • Gre: qalperooj (QALPEROS, those. TALPEROS) = warm.
  • Rus: TOPIT'+RAMA. That is, heat the room, space, "frame".
    • Lat: TEPIDARIUM = warm (cool) bathhouse, TEPIDARIUS = designed for warm water. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: TOPOL'.
    • Lat: POPULUS = poplar. Transition: Russian T, D ===> P Latin due to confusion d-p (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: PAPPEL = poplar.
    • Eng: POPLAR = poplar.
    • Fre: PEUPLIER = poplar.
  • Rus: TORBA.
    • Tur: TORBA = bag, bag.
  • Rus: TORG, TORGOVAT'. This word turned into MARKT, in view of the transition m(te) ===> m=M. In the city of Yaroslavl was the famous bargaining on the Volga, whence came the word YAR+MARKA = fair (Yar+bargainbargain).
    • Lat: MERCATIO = sale and purchase, MERCATUS = bargaining, trade, market, fair, MERX = product. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=M Latin and transition G-K. From the Slavic word TORG could happen latin MERCOR = acquire, buy and in particular the name «the ancient» god MERKURIYA - MERCURIUS, considered a god of commerce.
    • Ger: MARKT = market, market.
    • Eng: MARKET = market. And MERCHANT = merchant; in this case, the English word is more removed from the Slavic original TORGOVAT', than latin. Preserved only the first part of the word, that is TORG in the shape of MERC; at the specified transition: Russian m ("te "handwritten) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Fre: MARCHE = market.
    • Ita: MERCATO = market, market.
    • Spa: MERCADO = market.
    • Swe: TORG = market, area.
  • Rus: TORG+TORYU, I mean, I'm laying (Toryu) road trade.
    • Lat: MERCATURA = trade, MERCATOR = merchant, large merchant, MERCATORIUS = trade. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. Hence the word could come YARMARKA.
  • Rus: TORIT' road or carry something, TORYU, TORNYY (beaten). As can be seen from our Dictionary, the word TORIT', TORYU included in a huge number «foreign» of words. For example, from hereFor example, from here: ITERATSIYA, TARELKA, TURIZM, TURIST, START, FARMAKOLOGIYA, FARMATSEVTIKA, FORMA.
    • Lat: ITER, ITERNIS = way, move, ride, ITERATIO = reiteration.
    • Ger: TRITT = step, TRETEN = step out, TOUR = trip, walk.
    • Ger: TELLER = plate. FromFrom: TORIT', TORYU, TORIL, that is, deliver, carry food to the table. So from TORIT' the word happened TARELKA. Further, TOURIST = tourist, START = start.
    • Eng: STRIDE = step, TREAD = to step, TURN = walk, TOUR = journey, TOURIST = tourist.
    • Eng: TRAY = tray, chute, tray. On a tray carry food, TORYAT, pave the way. And START = start, start.
    • Fre: TOURISTE = tourist.
    • Gre: ferrw (FERW, those. FERO) = bring, bring, frombring, bring, from: TORYU. Transition T-F(Fita). Further, anhforojj (ANHFOROS, those. ANFOROS) = steep climb fromsteep climb from: NA+TORYU, those. going up. Or fromOr from: NAVERKH, those. going up. Transition V-F. And farmakki (FARMAKI, those. FARMAKI) = poison, poison, chagrin; farmakwnww (FARMAKWNW, those. FARMAKONO) = poison; farmakoo (FARMAKO, those. FARMAKO) = medicine frommedicine from: TORYU+MUKU (the torment), transition T-F(Fita). At the same time, the poison «thorite flour» , delivering misery inside the body. And the medicine «thorite flour», on the contrary, taking away, removing the poison from the body. In both cases, the same expression was used. (to torment). However, today they say that the medicine – this «weak poison», healing person. From here FARMAKOLOGIYA (Toryu+flour+lay downlay down), FARMATSEVTIKA and so on. Further, foreioo (FOREIO, those. FOREIO) = stretcher ; foresiaa (FORESIA, those. FORESIA) = clothes; formaa (FORMA, those. FORMA) = uniform; fortiio (FORTIO, those. FORTIO) = load; fortwmaa (FORTWMA, those. FORTOMA) = loading; forrw (FORW, those. FORO) = wear. And liqostrwtoo (LIQOSTRWTO, those. LI(FF)TOSTROTO) = pavement, frompavement, from: LOZHIT'+TORIT'. Etc.
  • Rus: TORIT'+PYATA. That is, go down, pave the way.
    • Lat: AT-TREPIDO = take small steps. Transition T-D, i.e ATTRE+PIDO <=== TORIT'+PYATA. See also the word TOROPIT'.
  • Rus: TOROPIT', rush. And POPERET', POPYOR, PRU forward, that is, quickly, without dismantling the road, moved forward. Close to the word NAPOR.
    • Lat: TROPA = (grech.) by throw (that is, move quickly, rush forward - Autothat is, move quickly, rush forward - Auto.), RAPIDE = quickly, RAPIDUS = fast, AERIPES = footed, RAPIDITAS = swiftness.
    • Lat: DE-PROPERO = rush, PROPERATO = hurry soon, PROPERE = hastily, quickly, in a hurry, PROPERO = hurry, hurry, speed up, PROPERUS = hasty. Transition T-D. See also the word PROBEG, PROBEGAT'.
    • Eng: RAPID = fast. Transition T-D and permutation: hurry(itit) = TRP ===> RPT = rapid.
    • Fre: RAPIDITE = speed.
  • Rus: TORF.
    • Eng: TURF = turf.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + ..., TORNYY ... , that is, to torment, pave the road in some direction, through something.
    • Lat: TRAN-, TRANS- = prefix, usually meaning movement through something, in some direction. for example, TRA-NO = swim across. With this prefix a very large semantic hive of Latin words was formed, some examples of which are given below..
    • Eng: TRANS- = prefix meaning: for, on the other side, through, indicates that the limit is exceeded;-.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + BEG, TORNYY + BEG, that is, run across.
    • Lat: TRANSFUGA = defector, TRANSFUGIO = run across, TRANSFUGIUM = run. Transition B-P-F.
    • Eng: TRANSFUSE = transfuse (of blood). TransitionTransition: BEG ===> FUS.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + VALYAYU, VAL. see also TORNYY + VAL.
    • Lat: TRANS-VOLVO = deploy.
    • Eng: TRANSVAL mill = rolling mill, three-roll mill with adjustable roll angle, TRANSVALUE = overestimate. That is to cross a certain border.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + VEZTI, TORYU NA + VEZU, TORNYY + VEZU.
    • Lat: TRANSVECTIO = crossing, moving, transportation, TRANS-VECTO = carry, TRANSVEHO, VEXI, VECTUM = transport, TRANSVECTUS = passage. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + VERTET', TORYU NA + VERCHU, TORNYY + VERCHU.
    • Lat: TRANS-VERTO, TRANSVERTO, VERTI, VERSUM = turn aside, TRANSVERSE = across, TRANSVERSUS = transverse.
    • Eng: TRANSVERSAL = transverse, TRANSVERSE = cross, cross.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + VODA, TORNYY + VODA, that is, go through the water.
    • Lat: TRANS-VADO = wade.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + GLOTAYU, TORNYY + GLOTAYU, that is, I swallow, toru, pave the way through the throat.
    • Lat: TRANS-GLUTIO = swallow.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + GRYADA, TORNYY + GRYADA, that is, toru, paving the way through the ridge, the obstacle.
    • Lat: TRANS-GREDIOR = move over, cross over.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + DYM, TORNYY + DYM; that is, toru, paving the way for smoke.
    • Lat: TRANSFUMO = burst out like smoke. Transition D-T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: TORYU NA + DYRA, TORNYY + DYRA, I mean, I'm making a hole.
    • Lat: TRANS-FORO = pierce. Transition D-T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: TORYU NA + ZRYACHIY, TORNYY + ZRYACHIY.
    • Lat: TRANSPECTUS = perspective, TRANSPICIO = observe. Transition: Russian ===> p latin.
    • Eng: TRANSPICUOUS [transparent] = transparent, translucent, clear, understandable, distinct.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + IMENA, TORNYY + IMENA, that is, rename.
    • Lat: TRANS-NOMINO = rename.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + LUCHI (LUCHIT'), TORNYY + LUCHI, that is, I torch the way to the rays.
    • Lat: TRANS-LUCEO = shine through, TRANS-LUCIDUS = transparent, clear.
    • Eng: TRANSLUCENCE = translucence.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + LYUDI, TORNYY + LYUDI, that is, paving the way for people.
    • Lat: TRANSLATUS = solemn procession.
    • Eng: TRANSLATE = carry, TRANSLATION = carry.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + METAT', TORNYY + METAT'.
    • Lat: TRANSMITTO = fly over, cross over.
    • Eng: TRANSMISSION = transfer, transfer, transfer.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + MORE, TORNYY + MORE, I mean, I walk the road through the sea.
    • Lat: TRANSMARINA = overseas region, TRANS-MARINUS = offshore.
    • Eng: TRANSMARINE = overseas stretching across the sea.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + NAMERYAYU, TORNYY + NAMERYAYU.
    • Lat: TRANS-NUMERO = recount.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + PERET' (that is, drag away) or TORYU NA + VOROTA, TORYU NA + BRAT', TORNYY + BRAT'. From hereFrom here: TRANSPORT.
    • Lat: TRANSPORTATIO = movement, relocation, TRANS-PORTO, TRANSPORTO = transfer, move, move, send to link.
    • Eng: TRANSPORT = haul.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + POLYANA, TORNYY + POLYANA. From hereFrom here: TRANSPLANTATSIYA.
    • Lat: TRANS-PLANTO = transplant.
    • Eng: TRANSPLANT = seedling, sapling, transplanted plant, (hir.) transplantation, organ transplant, replant plants, relocate.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + POL'YU, TORNYY + POL'YU, that is, toru, paving the way for water.
    • Lat: TRANS-FLUO = flow. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: TRANSFLUXOR = multihole core multipole core.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SAZHU (VSAZHU), TORNYY + VSAZHU, that is, I will seize, pierce.
    • Lat: TRANSIGO = pierce, pierce, pierce, stick, stick.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SIDET', TORYU NA + SYADU, TORNYY + SYADU. From hereFrom here: TRANZIT.
    • Lat: TRANSITUS = passage, passage. That is, transit is a passage through an old, populated place.: I torch the way through the place where they "sit" live.
    • Eng: TRANSIT = travel.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SKRIPET' or NATORYU+SKRIPET', TORNYY + SKRIPET', that is, toru, paving the way for writing (scraping pen). OrOr: TORYU NA + SKREPIT'. From hereFrom here: TRANSKRIPTSIYA.
    • Lat: TRANSCRIBO = rewrite, TRANSCRIPTIO = debt rewriting.
    • Eng: TRANSCRIBE = rewrite.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + WITH LYOTA, TORYU + VZLYOT, TORNYY + VZLYOT.
    • Lat: TRANSULTO = jump.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + STENA, TORNYY + STENA, that is, go through the wall.
    • Lat: TRANSTINEO = go through.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SKHODNI, or NATORYU+SKHODNI, TORNYY + SKHODNI, that is, toru, paving the way for ascent or descent.
    • Lat: TRANSCENDO = cross over, climb over, cross over, TRANSCENSUS = lifting, climbing, moving, crossing.
    • Eng: TRANSCEND = overstep.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + TORYU, TORNYY + TORYU, that is, toru, paving the way. From hereFrom here: TRANSFER.
    • Lat: TRANS-FERO, TRANSFERO = transfer, transport, relocate, transfer, relocate, TRANSFRETO = to cross. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Eng: TRANSFER = transfer.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + ULETET', ULYOT, TORNYY + ULYOT.
    • Lat: TRANSVOLITO = fly over, TRANS-VOLO, TRANSVOLO = fly over, TRANSVOLATIO = flight.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SH'YU, TORNYY + SH'YU.
    • Lat: TRANSUO = flash. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: TORYU+POKOY, TORYU+POKOIL, that is, I calm, TVORYU POKOY, "I rest my way", TORNYY + POKOIL. From hereFrom here: TRANKVILIZATOR.
    • Lat: TRANQUILLE = calm and serene, TRANQUILLAS = calm, quiet, peaceful, TRANQUILLUM = calm, silence, TRANQUILIO = placate, TRANQUILLITAS = calm, peace, quiet, serenity. Transition: Russian ===> n Latin due to the similarity of writing. Or else TRANQUILLUS = windless could occur from a combination ofTER+POKOIL.
    • Eng: TRANQUIL = calm.
  • Rus: TOCHNO, accuracy.
    • Eng: A TOUCHER = exactly. Here is the transition: Russian H ===> Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin due to the identity of writing.
  • Rus: TRAVIT', OTRAVA.
    • Eng: STARVE = starve.
    • Por: TRAVO = astringency, acid, bitterness.
  • Rus: TRAKT = DOROGA. The words DOROGA and TRAKT are two variations of the same word when moving D-T and G-K. Word TRAKT=DOROGA means in particular something PRYAMOE, distant. From hereFrom here: REKTOR, DIREKTOR, KORREKTOR, KORREKTSIYA.
    • Lat: TRAHA = sleigh. Sled pulling DOROGE=TRAKTU. See also the word TYANU, TYANUT'.
    • Lat: DIRECTE = straight, DIRECTO = straight.
    • Lat: RECTA = straight, straight, RECTE = straight, in a straight line, RECTIO = management, leadership, RECTOR = ruler, RECTUS, ERECTUS = straight, straight. Transition: Russian t ===> r Latin due to the similarity of writing, resulting in Russian TR could just be read as P, since T and P were merged into one P.
    • Ger: DIRECT = direction. Here is the transition T to D. Maybe the German is also from here. TRACHTEN = to strive for anything. Further, TRETEN = step outstep out; TRITT = step, gaitstep, gait; TRITTBRETT = footboard, step. I.e TRITT+BRETT fromfrom: DOROGU BRAT', TRAKT BRAT', that is, what "takes a step", "takes the road". Further, DIREKTOR = director, fromdirector, from: DOROGA+TORYU, pointing the way, leading.
    • Eng: DIRECT = direct, directed, TRACT = strip, plot, land space, le'sa water, (anat.) tract. Maybe from Russian DOROGA=TRAKT happened and English ATTRACT = attract, pull, pull". TREAD = to stepto step; STRIDE = stepstep; TRIP UP = footboard. And ATTRACTION = attraction, attraction,, DIRECTOR = director, fromdirector, from: DOROGU TORYU.
    • Eng: ERECT = straight, vertical, vertically raised. Maybe english CORRECT, CORRECTION = correction, amendmentcorrection, amendment (COR+ERECT), comes from slavic KORYAVO+PRYAMOY, that is, "straighten the sloppy", that is KORYAV+ERECT.
    • Eng: STRAIGHT = unbent, straight, flat, straight, in a straight line.
    • Gre: trocooj (TROCOS, those. TROKHOS) = wheel; trociia (TROCIA, those. TROKHIA) = track.
  • Rus: TRAKTIR. From Russian DOROGA = TRAKT = path, see above. That is a place near DOROGI=TRAKTA, where to eat.
    • Ger: TRAKTIEREN = treat.
    • Eng: TREAT = treat.
  • Rus: TRAPEZA, lunch, dinner, table. Maybe in the same bush withMaybe in the same bush with: TORYU+POZHUYU, that is, I carry food.
    • Gre: trapezii (TRAPEZI, those. TRAPEZI) – table at the table.
  • Rus: TRAKHNUT', TRAKH, TRESHCHAT', shake, TARAKHTET' (eg kicking with fast running; see also DOROGA).
    • Lat: TRAHEA = threshing roll (roman thresherroman thresher), TRAHARIUS = thresher.
    • Lat: FRAGOR = crackle, FRAGILIS = crackling, fragile. Transition T-F their,SHCH-G.
    • Lat: FRACTURA = crack. Transition T-F and u, x ===> With latin.
    • Eng: THRASH = beatbeat, sTROKE = blow.
    • Eng: FRAGILE = fragile (about the characteristics of the materials from which the item is madeabout the characteristics of the materials from which the item is made).
    • Gre: diatarachh (DIATARACH, those. DIATARAKHI) = breach of order. FromFrom: DEYU+TRAKH.
  • Rus: TREBUET, TREBOVAT', TREBUYU, POTREBNO. From hereFrom here: TRIBUNAL.
    • Lat: AT-TRIBUTO = money order (Russian TREBOVAT' - AuthAuth.), AT-TRIBUO = levy, supply, give, assign (Russian TREBUYU - Auth.), iin-TRIBUO = pay tribute, IN-TRIBUTIO = tax, tax, TRIBUNAL = tribunal, TRIBUNUS = tribunes - position established for the protection of the rights of plebeians, military stands, TRIBUO, TRIBUI, TRIBUTUM = to distribute, offer, render, TRIBUTIO = distribution, tax payment, TRIBUTOR = distributor, TRIBUTUM = tax file. Transition V-U.
    • Ger: TRIBUT = tribute, TREIBEN = drive, TREIBER = drover. FurtherFurther: ANTREIBEN = force, ANTRIEB = impulse - could happen from Russian POTRE'BNO, NA TREBOVANIE, to reclaim.
    • Eng: TRIBUTE = tribute, TRIBUTARY = tributary, state paying tribute, subordinate, TRIBUNAL = tribunal.
  • Rus: TREBUETSYA anything.
    • Ger: TRIEB = propensity for something.
  • Rus: TREN'KAT'. When they drink wine, they clink glasses.. At the same time glasses TREN'KAYUT, sound. And TIN'-TIN', DIN'-DIN', that is ringing, ringing. Or the expression DEYU+RONA, DEYU+RONYAT' drops, that is, to drink, to drink.
    • Lat: OB-TINNIO = ring.
    • Ger: TRINKEN = drink. Cm. DEYU+RONA.
    • Eng: DRINK = drink, propensity for alcohol. Cm. DEYU+RONA.
    • Fre: TRINQUER = clink glasses.
    • Swe: DRICKA = drink.
  • Rus: TREPAK, Cossack dance.
    • Eng: TREPAK = trepak (dance), Russian folk dance.
    • Fre: TRE'PIGNER = stomp knocking feet.
    • Por: TREBELHO = dance, dance.
  • Rus: TREPAT', TREPETNYY, TREPETAT', give a start, "VSTREPETAT'", TREPET, TEREBIT' (literally and figurativelyliterally and figuratively).
    • Lat: TREPIDO = shudder, TREPIDE = in disarray, TREPIDATIO = trembling, confusion, fear, panic, TREPIDUS = trembling, TREPIDULUS = shy. Transition T-D. And RUTUBA = confusion.
    • Lat: TRIPUDO = jump, dance, ride, fuss. Transition T-D.
    • Lat: TURBA = confusion, confusion, unrest, riot, TURBATE = in disarray, TURBATIO = confusion, TURBATUS = agitated, TURBIDE = in disarray, TURBIDUM = disturbing time, unrest, noisy, TURBIDUS = agitated, agitated, rebellious, TURBO = excite, stir up, disturb, whirlwind, tornado, TURBOR = disorder. From here there was a large semblance of Latin words.. We have given only a few examples..
    • Lat: TURPITUDO = a shame, TURPITER = shamefully, TURPIS = shameful.
    • Lat: OB-STREPO = make noise, OBSTREPITO = make noise, OBSTREPETUS = chirping.
    • Eng: TREPIDATION = trembling, trembling, trembling, anxiety, excitement, anxiety.
    • Eng: TURBID = vague, confused, confused, TURBIDITY = turbidity, etc..
    • Eng: TURPITUDE = baseness, meanness, viciousness, depravity.
    • Eng: OBSTREPEROUS = noisy, restless, violent.
    • Gre: tribww (TRIBW, those. TRIBO) = rub, rub, peel, rub, clean.
  • Rus: TREPAT'+VOLNA, TREPET+VOLNA, TREPETAT'+VOLNA. That is a rapid current, excitement on the water, agitated water..
    • Lat: TURBULENTUS = muddy, rebellious. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: TURBULENT = stormy, raging, riotous, restless. Transition V-U: chatter+ow ===> turbo+ulent.
  • Rus: TRYOPKA, beating.
    • Fre: TRIPOTEE = bashing.
    • Por: TREPA = banging, scolding, reprimand, notation.
  • Rus: TRESKA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: TURSKA = cod.
    • Ger: DORSCH = cod. Transition T-D and K-S.
  • Rus: TRESKAT'SYA dryness, heat (for example, soil cracksfor example, soil cracks).
    • Lat: TORRESCO = to be baked, TORRES = withering heat, TORRIDUS = dried, scorched, red-hot. Or come from the word ZHARIT', when you read it back.
    • Lat: ARESCO = dry, SERESCO = dry. Transition T, F(phi) ===> C, since Latin letters f and s previously written almost the same, see table.previously written almost the same, see table..1.
    • Ger: TROCKEN = dry, TROCKNEN = to dry.
    • Eng: TORREFY = dry, roast, burn. Transition S-F, see above.
    • Eng: FRET = fret. Back reading TRESK ===> SRT and the transformation of C into F, since the Latin f and s often written almost the same. And also see the Russian word ZHRET ===> FRET, that is, eats = eating away.
  • Rus: TRESHCHAT', TRESK, TRESNU. For example, the sound when dairy grain.
    • Lat: STERNUO = crackle, pop, sneeze. Permutation: burstburst = TRSN ===> STRN = sternuo.
    • Ger: DRESCHEN = thresh. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: TRESH = thresh.
    • Gre: trizww (TRIZW, those. TRIZO) = squeak.
  • Rus: TRI+BERECH', i.e. thrice thrifty.
    • Lat: TRI-PARCUS = three times, that is incredibly stingy, stingy. Transition B-P and h ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: TRI+BOL'SHE, i.e. more than three times. From the word BOL'SHE there was a word PLYUS, during the transition B-P and SH-S. I.e TRI+PLYUS.
    • Lat: TRIPLEX = triple amount, TRIPLICATIO = tripling, TRIPLICES = notebook of three tables, TRIPLICO = triple, TRIPLUS = triple, three times more. Transition B-P and SH-S and X latin.
    • Eng: TRIPLEX = triple, three-piece.
  • Rus: TRI+VEDU, TRI+VEZU, TRI+VIZHU, TRI+VID, that is, at the crossroads of three roads. In old Russian epics, a hero usually must choose one of TREKH ways, being at the crossroads.
    • Lat: TRIVIUS = at the crossroads, TRIVIUM = crossroads of three roads. Or else TRIVIUM could occur from expression TRI PUTI during the transition P-V and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. And BIVIUM = crossroads of two roads; could occur from OBA PUTI, i.e DVA PUTI.
  • Rus: TRI VOLOSA.
    • Lat: TRIFILIS = having only three hairs. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: TRI+VOR. That is a "triple thief", a successful thief.
    • Lat: TRIFUR = "triple thief ", all thieves are thieves. Transition V-F.
  • Rus: TRI DNYA.
    • Lat: TRIDUANUS = three days, TRIDUUM = three-day period. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: THREE-DAY = three days.
  • Rus: TRI ZHENY.
    • Lat: TRIGAMIA = trinity, TRIGAMUS = triple. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: TRI KAMORY, that is, three rooms, three cameras.
    • Lat: TRI-CAMERATIUM = three-vaulted or three-room, TRI-CAMERATUS = three-vaulted or divided into three parts.
  • Rus: TRI+KUSAT'.
    • Lat: TRIPCUSPIS = having three points, three-toothed. Transition T-P, since latin d-p differ only in orientation.
  • Rus: TRI MESYATSA.
    • Lat: TRIMESTRIS = three month, TRIMESTRIA = seeds ripening at three months after sowing.
    • Eng: THREE-MONTH = three month.
  • Rus: TRI+NAIMENOVAT', TRI IMENI.
    • Lat: TRI-NOMINIS = three names.
  • Rus: TRI NOCHI.
    • Lat: TER-NOX = three nights in a row, TRINOCTIALIS = lasting three nights, TRINOCTIUM = three nights gap.
  • Rus: TRI OBLYKH, Ie three round subject. Recall that the old Russian word OBLYY meant "round".
    • Lat: TRI-OBOLUS = (grech.) three obols, that is, half dram (coin and weightcoin and weight).
  • Rus: TRI PALY, three sticks. Old Russian word PALA, hence, for example, broadsword.
    • Lat: TRI-PALIS = supported by three piles.
  • Rus: TRI PASTI, for example dragons with TREMYA heads in Russian fairy tales and epics.
    • Lat: TRIFAUX = out of three mouths, opening three mouths. The transition P to F is also observed here..
  • Rus: TRI+PESHIY.
    • Lat: TRIPES = three-legged, tripod, or three-legged vessel, TRIPUS = (grech.) tripod, three-legged.
  • Rus: TRI PYATY.
    • Lat: TRIPEDALIS = three feet. Recall that "foot" – this is the size PYATY, feet (transition P-F).
  • Rus: TRI+RAMO, i.e TRI RYADA RUK. Recall that the old Russian word RAMO meant shoulder, arm to elbow.
    • Lat: TRIREMIS [TRES+REMUS] = having three rows of oars, trireme.
  • Rus: TRI+TORYU+UKUS. That is, "I tor the road three bites (spikesspikes)".
    • Lat: TRIFURCUS = having three points, three-pointed. Transition T-F(phi). For example, a military trident.
  • Rus: TRI UGLA or TROYNOY+UGOL, TRI+GNU, i.e. triangle.
    • Lat: TRIANGULUM = triangle, TRIANGULUS [TRES+ANGULUS] = triangular.
    • Ger: TRIANGEL = triangle (music toolmusic tool).
    • Eng: TRIANGLE = triangle.
    • Fre: TRIANGLE = triangle.
    • Gre: trigwnoo (TRIGWNO, those. TRIGONO) = triangle.
  • Rus: TRI+KHOROMY.
    • Lat: TRICHORUM = (grech.) house of three rooms.
  • Rus: "TRK" - TATARY, TURKI, TROYANTSY. No vowelsNo vowels = TRK.
    • Lat: TORQUEO, TORTUM = torment, TORQUIS = yoke. It is possible that such a word torqueo acquired in XVII-XVIII centuries, when in Western Europe began to perceive the Tatars, TUROK as a hostile force. See also other origins. TORQUEO from the words "twist", "tyrkat".
    • Ger: STARK = strong, strongstrong, strong, sTÄRKE = strength, strength, strength.
    • Eng: TORTURE = torture.
  • Rus: TROGAT'.
    • Lat: TRACTO = touch, touch, touch, TRACTATIO = feeling, touch, TRACTABILIS = tangible, tangible, coon-TRECTO = touch.
    • Eng: ATTRACT = attract, attract, conquer. See also the word TYANU.
  • Rus: TROYKA horses.
    • Lat: TRIGA = three-hitch, three. Transition K-G.
  • Rus: TRON. Maybe one meaning bush with a Russian word STRANA, that is, the king ruling STRANOY, sitting on TRONE.
    • Lat: THRONUS = (grech.) throne, throne.
    • Eng: THRONE = throne. As well as english SIEGE = throne; could occur from russian SIZHU.
    • Por: TRONO = throne.
    • Gre: qronooj (QRONOS, those. TRONOS) = throne, throne.
  • Rus: TROPA, TROPINKA, TROPKA. From here happenedFrom here happened: TROPIK (on the globeon the globe).
    • Lat: TROPICA = (grech.) changes, changes. Certain parallels on the globe are called tropics — the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, corresponding to the summer and winter solstice. [797], with.1350. In this way, TROPIK - this is the line "path" on the globe.
    • Ger: TREPPE = stairs.
    • Eng: TRIP = trip, trip, excursion.
    • Gre: trabww (TRABW, those. TRABO) = to go. Transition P-B.
    • Gre: strabopattw (STRABOPATW, those. STRABOPATO) = stumble. From: WITH TROPY go off. And strabooj (STRABOS, those. STRABOS) = curve blind; strabwnnw (STRABWNW, those. STRABONO) = dazzle. Blind man «WITH TROPY coming off», stumbles.
    • Gre: anatreffw (ANATREFW, those. ANATREFO) = bring up; anatroffh (ANATROFH, those. ANATROFI) = upbringing fromupbringing from: NA TROPU, i.e: set on the path. And dromologioo (DROMOLOGIO, those. DROMOLOGIO) = route fromroute from: TROPU+ULOZHU (lay), transition T-D and P-M.
  • Rus: TROPA or TOROPLIVYY.
    • Ger: TRAPPELN = mince down.
    • Eng: TROOP = move or mob, squadron, squad. That is a fast moving group of people..
  • Rus: TRUBIT', TRUBA.
    • Lat: TUBA, TUBUS = trumpet, TUBARIUS = pipemaker. Here is the permutation TRB ===> TBR. And TUBULA = a tube; could occur from TRUBA during the transition R-L.
    • Ger: TROMPETE = trumpet.
    • Eng: TRUMPET = trumpet, TUBE (anatomist.) = trumpet.
    • Fre: TUBE = trumpet.
    • Ita: TUBO, TROMBA = trumpet.
    • Spa: TUBO, TROMPA = trumpet.
    • Gre: trupaa (TRUPA, those. TRIPA) = well, hole, hole. Or fromOr from: DYRA, DYRKA.
  • Rus: TRUD, TRUDNYY. And STRADA, that is, hard work time.
    • Eng: TRADE = occupation, trade, craft. And TRUDGE = arduous walk, THORNY problem = difficult problem, DRUDGERY = hard work. Transition T-D. As well as english OBTRUDE = impose, in the sense of "forcing," could occur from TRUD, POTRUDIT'SYA. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: TRUDILSYA.
    • Ger: TRODDEL = brush. That is, the hand is something that “works".
  • Rus: TRUKHA, KHRANIT'. From here happenedFrom here happened: KHARTIYA (paper, document, card). Recall that before paper was made from dust, sawdust, rags. Therefore the word TRUKHA and tied to the concept «paperpaper».
    • Gre: carthhj (CARTHS, those. KHARTIS) = paper, card; cartinooj (CARTINOS, those. KHARTINOS) = paper; cartii (CARTI, those. KHARTI) = document card. Back reading.
    • Ger: CHARTA = charter.
    • Eng: CHARTER = charter.
    • Fre: CHARTE = charter.
    • Spa: CARTA = charter.
  • Rus: TRYAPKA. Hence the Russian TRAP = rope or rag ladder on the ship.
    • Ger: TEPPICH = carpet. And also see. TOPCHU, TOPAYU (kickedkicked).
    • Eng: TATTER = rag.
    • Fre: TORCHON = rag.
    • Spa: TRAPO = rag.
  • Rus: TRYASTI, TRYASU, TRYASKA. And KACHAT'.
    • Lat: QUASSATIO = swing, shock, blows. Transition d-q and permutation: shakingshaking = TRS ===> TSST = quassatio. Or could occur from words KACHAT'.
  • Rus: TUGO (stretchedstretched), TYAGA, TYAGAT', NATYAG, pull on. For example, cover with a canopy or cloth, pulling the fabric on top of something. And PRO+TYAGA, to stretch. From hereFrom here: PROTEKTOR.
    • Lat: TOGA = toga roman civilian outerwear, TOGATUS = wearing a toga.
    • Lat: AD-DUCO = pull on, ADDUCTE = tight, ADDUCTIO = tightening. Transition T-D and G-K, i.e: tractiontraction = TG ===> DK = ad-duco. As well as Latin AD-JUGO = tie up. See also the word OTTASHCHU, OTTASHCHIT'.
    • Lat: TECTUS = indoor, hidden, covered, covered, dressed, TECTE = hidden covertly, TECTIO = overlap, TECTUM = roof, roof, shelter, TEGO, TECTUM = cover up, TEGIMEN = cover, cover, shell, peel, roof, canopy, cover, protection.
    • Lat: PROTEGO [TEXI, TECTUM, TEGO] = cover up, PROTECTUS [TECTUS] = covered.
    • Eng: ADDUCENT = leading (about muscle) (that is, tightening, stinging - Autothat is, tightening, stinging - Auto.), ADDUCTION = cast (musclesmuscles).
    • Eng: TECTORIAL = cover coat, TECTRIX = cover or feather pen.
    • Eng: PROTECT = protect.
  • Rus: TUZIT', TUZIL, i.e. beat.
    • Eng: TUSSLE = fight, fight, fight, fight, fight.
  • Rus: TUK, fat.
    • Ger: DICK = fat, DICKE = thickness obesity. Transition T to D.
    • Eng: THICK = fat.
  • Rus: TUKAT', STUCHAT', TUK-TUK, STUKAT'. And TIKAT', clock rhythmically ticking, TIK-TAK. Hence the word TAKT, that is, rhythmically.
    • Fin: TIKKA = woodpecker. As you know, woodpecker loudly knocking on wood with a beak.
    • Eng: TICK = tick.
    • Ger: TICKEN = tick, TAKT = tact.
    • Fre: FAIRE TIC-TAC = tick.
    • Gre: tactikaa (TACTIKA, those. TAKHTIKA) = regularly; tactikooj (TACTIKOS, those. TAKHTIKOS) = regular, neat. FromFrom: TIK-TAK.
  • Rus: TUMAN, T'MA, time of year when it starts early TEMNET', begin TUMANY, that is autumn.
    • Lat: AUTUMNUS, AUTUMNI = autumn. Or it could occur from the expression B TEMEN', AT TEMNOTU, that is, after the summer "we enter the darkness", the nights are lengthened. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: AUTUMN = autumn.
  • Rus: TUMAN, for example, when breathing in the cold from the mouth is steam=fog. See above also the word DYM. From hereFrom here: ATMOSFERA.
    • Ger: ATEM = breathbreath; ATMEN = breathe.
    • Eng: STEAM = steam smoke, ATMOSPHERE = air. so, ATMOSFERA came from TUMAN+SFERA, but SFERA – from the word VRASHCHAYU, VERCHU, see above.
    • Gre: atmojj (ATMOS, those. ATMOS) = steam. Hence the word atmosfairaa (ATMOSFAIRA, those. ATMOSFAIRA) = atmosphere. And also from the expressionAnd also from the expression: PAR+TUMAN, or PAR+DYM; have occurredhave occurred: PARFÜM = perfume, PARFÜMIEREN = strangle. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: PERFUME = perfume. I.e PAR+FUM <=== PAR+TUMAN. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: TUMAN as an eclipse of mind, blur the mind, T'MA, TEMNYY sanity.
    • Lat: DEMENTIA = madness, DEMENTIO = be crazy, DEMENTO = drive crazy, DEMENS = reckless. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DEMENT = drive crazy. Or derived from: (nn)ET + UMNYY, NET UMA.
    • Gre: qumwnnw (QUMWNW, those. TIMONO) = get angry, qumooj (QUMOS, those. TIMOS) = rage, anger.
  • Rus: TUR - wild bull, old Russian. The word was often used in Russian epics, for example, in the form of "bui-tour" = violent tour, etc..
    • Lat: TAURUS = bull.
    • Ger: FARRE = goby. Transition T-F. As well as GermanAs well as German sTIER = bull, ox and TIER = the beast.
    • Eng: STEER = goby.
    • Gre: qarrooj (QARROS, those. TARROS) = courage.
  • Rus: TUSKLO.
    • Lat: FUSCO = make dark black, FUSCUS = dull, dark, gloomy. Transition T-F.
    • Eng: FUSCOUS = darkish with a dark shade.
  • Rus: TUKHLYY, TUKHLO.
    • Ger: FAUL = rotten. Transition TKH-F(phiphi).
    • Eng: FAULT = (straight. reschedule.) defect. Transition TKH-F(phiphi).
    • Gre: mouclla (MOUCLA, those. MOIKHLA) = mold. Transition m(te) ===> m=M. Or from the word MOKH, because mold often resembles moss.
  • Rus: TYKAT', TYKAL, TYK, TKNUT', VTYKAT' or poke. From here SHTYK, SHTYR'. From here happenedFrom here happened: ATAKA.
    • Lat: DIGITUS = finger. Transition T-D and Russian K ===> G Latin. Finger point, poke. Maybe the word came from here DESYAT', because on hand (and feet) ten fingers. Word TYKAT' turns into DESYAT' during the transition K-TS-S.
    • Lat: FIGO, FIXI, FIXUM = hammer in. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Lat: PUNCTA = prick, PUNCTIM = striking with a piercing weapon, PUNCTIO = prick, PUNCTUM = an injection. Transition T-P, since latin d and p differ only in orientation, and reverse reading: pokepoke = TKNT ===> TNKT = punctta.
    • Lat: ICTUS = push.
    • Ger: TUCK = tuck, STECKEN = stick, STICKEN = embroider, ATTACKE = attack.
    • Eng: ATTACK = attack, STICK = stick, stick, cane, rod, TUCK = thrust.
    • Eng: PUNCTURE = piercing, injection, puncture, puncture. And TYKAYU+TELO, that is to touch the body, to feel, - turned into English TACTILE = tactile, tactile.
    • Fre: ATTAQUE = attack.
    • Ita: ATTACCO = attack.
    • Por: TOQUE = (with)touch, touch, push.
    • Spa: ATAQUE = attack, attack, ATACAR = attack, TECLA = key, TECLADO = keyboard (really in the keys TYKAYUT fingers - aut.). Or Spanish TECLA is a slight distortion of the Slavic KLEVAT', since when playing an instrument, the fingers of a musician "peck" the keys.
    • Fin: TUKKIA = shut something up.
    • Gre: daktuloo (DAKTULO, those. DAKTILO) = finger. Transition T-D, i.e: poke, pokepoke, poke = TKTL ===> DKTL = dactylo. From here also happened daktuliddi (DAKTULIDI, those. DAKTILIDI) = ring, ring, that is «poke+clothed», put a ring on his finger. Further, stekka (STEKA, those. STEKA) = cue. And stigmaa (STIGMA, those. STIGMA) = stamp fromstamp from: TYKAT', transition m(te) ===> m = M; stigmatizzw (STIGMATIZW, those. STIGMATIZO) = brand, frombrand, from: TYKAT'+METKA (transition K-S-Z).
  • Rus: TYKAT' (stakes into the groundstakes into the ground).
    • Ger: STAKET = wooden fence.
    • Eng: STOCKADE = palisade.
  • Rus: TYN, fence, TYN+TYN, that is, a particularly well fortified or high place. Word TYN is in the same sense bush as the word STENA. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: AMUNITSIYA.
    • Lat: MOENIA= city ​​walls, fortifications, walls, city line, MUNIO = fortifyfortify, e-MUNIO = strongly strengthen, MINEO = hang around, MINOR = hang up, stand out, EMINEO, MINUI = stand out, MUNITE = under good protection, MUNITIO = fortification, MUNUS = service. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: MONS, MONTIS = mountain, mountain range, mountains, pile, pile. AndAnd: MONTANA = mountainous highlands, MONTANI = mountain dwellers, MONTANUS = mountain, and the like. Same sound transition. Could occur from the expression TYN+TYN, i.e. something very strong fortified or very tall. From expression TYN+TYN+TYN could happen and latin MUNIMENTUM = support that is MUNI+MEN+TUM. From expression TYN+KOL could happen latin ADMINICULUM = support.
    • Eng: MUNITION = military equipment (weapons, ammunition, etc..). From expression TYN+TYN. Hence the word AMUNITSIYA.
    • Eng: TOWN = city ​​fenced place.
    • Eng: TENDING = security, supervision, protection, supervision. Transition T-D in terms of TYN+TYN.
    • Eng: MOUNTAIN = mountain, MONTANE = mountainous. Could occur from TYN+TYN.
    • Gre: amunaa (AMUNA, those. AMINA) = defense, defense. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m = M. And amunomaii (AMUNOMAI, those. AMINOMAI) = defend. FromFrom: TYN IMEYU, that is, I have protection.
  • Rus: TYN STROYU, that is, guarding, helping, creating protection, solid fence, helping to strengthen something. From hereFrom here: MINISTR, MINISTERSTVO.
    • Lat: MINISTRO = serve, supply, execute, manage, MINISTRATIO = service, help, MINISTRA = helper, maid, slave, MINISTERIUM = service, position, servant, staff, MINISTRI = servant. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: MINISTRY = the ministry, MINISTER = minister.
    • Ger: MINISTER = the minister.
    • Fre: MINISTRE = the minister.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MINISTRO = the minister.
  • Rus: TYN SYPAL, TYN SYPAT', tyn poured, that is, poured the wall, erected fortifications, created a settlement, the city. From hereFrom here: MUNITSIPAL'NYY.
    • Lat: MUNICIPALIS = municipal, MUNICIPIUM = municipality, provincial town, free city with the right of self-government. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: MUNICIPAL = (roman.) provincial, urban, municipal. About TYN ===> MUN see above. As we can see, the original meaning of the word MUNICIPAL was exactly that: provincial town. Then the word MUNICIPAL began to denote a more general concept.
  • Rus: TYRIT'. Today is the word TYRIT' considered to be a gross, vulgar form of the words "steal", "pull off".
    • Spa: HURTAR = steal, HURTO = theft. Or come from the word KRADU, UKRADU, to steal.
  • Rus: TYRKAT', TYRKAYU, TROGAT'.
    • Lat: TORQUEO = hurl.
    • Lat: FURCA, FURCILLA = fork. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Ger: DRÜKEN = push. Note that the Russian word "tyrkat" has exactly the same meaning as "push", but today it is considered to be vernacular, not very literary. The transition of L to P gives TLKN, i.e TOLKAT'.
    • Eng: FORK = fork.
  • Rus: T'MA in the sense of a lot, the darkness of the people. Former word T'MA called the military corps of ten thousand soldiers. Hence the word TEMNIK, «head of office», see V. Dahl. And further: «tmoric; troublemaker, same thing. Tmoritseyu, tmorichno, ten thousand times; infinitely many times» [223], [225]. Hence the greek DEMOS = people. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: DEMOKRATIYA.
    • Gre: dhmosiooj (DHMOSIOS, those. DIMOSIOS) = popular, public, dhmotikooj (DHMOTIKOS, those. DIMOTIKOS) = folk, city. And dhmokratiaa (DHMOKRATIA, those. DIMOKRATIA) = democracy, republic, fromdemocracy, republic, from: T'MA+TSARIT' or T'MA+DERZHU, i.e «the people reigns». Hence the famous word DEMOKRATIYA.
    • Ger: DEMOKRATIE = democracy.
    • Eng: DEMOCRACY = democracy.
    • Fre: DEMOCRATIE = democracy.
    • Ita: DEMOCRAZIA = democracy.
    • Spa: DEMOCRACIA = democracy.
  • Rus: TYUL'KA (a fisha fish).
    • Fin: TJULKA = sprat.
  • Rus: TYUR'MA.
    • Ger: TURM = tower.
    • Eng: TOWER = tower, fortress, citadel, stronghold, support, protection. Transition: Russian M ===> W Latin (turned the letter) and permutation: jailjail = TRM ===> TMR = tower.
    • Fre: TOUR = tower.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: TORRE = tower.
  • Rus: TYAGA, TYAGAL.
    • Lat: ALLIGATIO = tying, tying, ties, tying. Back reading TYAGAL ===> ALLIGATIO.
    • Eng: ALLIGATION = fusion, fusion, blending.
    • Eng: ALLIGATOR = alligator, crocodile. Or could occur from words GLOTAL.
  • Rus: TYAGUCHIY.
    • Lat: GUTTA = a drop. It turned out the reverse reading from the word TYAGA, since a drop especially TYAGUCHEY liquids, before tearing away and falling, "stretches", drawn out.
    • Eng: GUTTATIM = (lat., farm.) drop by drop drop by drop (in recipesin recipes), GUTTA-PERCHA = gutta percha.
  • Rus: TYANU, TYANESH', TYANUT', TYANUL, TYAGA, TYAGAT', PROTYANUL a hand. From here TENT, TUNIKA and so on.
    • Lat: TENEO, TENUI, TINUI, TENTUM = hold, hold, bind, hold, own, possess, acquire, TENSIO = voltage, TONUS = tension.
    • Lat: TENUCIA = greed (that is, pull yourself - auththat is, pull yourself - auth.), TENACITAS = grasping ability, TENACITER = tenaciously, TENAX = holding tight, stingy, stingy, sticky, sticky, tenacious. Sh transition ===> With or X latin.
    • Lat: TAENIA = bandage, ribbon, headband.
    • Lat: TRAHO, ATTRAHO, TRAXI, TRACTUM = pull, pull, pull out, TRAHA = sleigh, TRACTUS = traction, ATTRACTIO = pounding. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin. English could also come from here. ATTRACTION = attraction, attraction,.
    • Lat: TINUI, TACTUM, TANGO, TETIGI = touch. That is, pull, stretch out and touch. TransitionTransition: N-M, Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition: to reach outto reach out = TNTS ===> TSTN = tactuum.
    • Lat: FUNIS = rope rope. Transition T-F and SH-S. Indeed, a rope or a rope is pulling something..
    • Lat: TENTATIO = temptation. When tempted, then "pull somewhere", attract.
    • Lat: TUNICA = tunic (clothes). That is, pull, pull on clothes, TYANU.
    • Lat: FRENO = to brake, FRENUM = bridle. Transition T-F and I ===> R. In a word FRENUM, most likely from the word TYANUT', we also see the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: TACTUS = touch, TACTUM = touch. Transition KSTS ===> TKTS.
    • Eng: TOUCH = touch. From Russian TYAGA, TYANUS' during the transition: latin n - u latin (turned the letter) and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: TENSION = tension, TENT = tent canopy.
    • Eng: TENACIOUS = strong, durable, strong, tenacious, tenacious, persistent, stubborn, viscous, sticky, sticky.
    • Eng: FUNIS = (anat.) umbilical cord. From the word TYANESH' during the transition T-F, SH-S. Or from the word KONETS (rope, rope) during the transition K-F. Transition T-F (phiphi).
    • Eng: ATTRACTION = attraction, attraction,.
    • Eng: TEMPTATION = temptation. When tempted, then "pull". See below TYANU+PYTAT'.
    • Eng: FRENUM = (anat.) bridle (pl tzh. FRENA).
    • Eng: TENDER = propose, (nautical.) ship carrier, floating base, carry on a messenger ship. Transition T-D.
    • Spa: TELON = a curtain.
    • Gre: teinww (TEINW, those. TEINO) = pull; tainiia (TAINIA, those. TAINIA) = ribbon. And tentta (TENTA, those. TENTA) = tent, awning; sthnw tentta (STHNW TENTA, those. STINO TENTA) = put up a tent fromput up a tent from: STYANU+TYANUT'; tentwnww (TENTWNW, those. TENTONO) = pull on; tenontaaj (TENONTAS, those. TENONTAS) = tendon fromtendon from: TYANUT'; ftanww (FTANW, those. FTANO) = reach out; tassh (TASU, those. TASI) = voltage fromvoltage from: TASHCHU; enteinww (ENTEINW, those. ENTEINO) = strain fromstrain from: NATYANU; ntunww (NTUNW, those. NTINO) = dress fromdress from: NATYANU; teinw to cerii (TEINW TO CERI, those. TEINO TO KHERI) = to stretch (extend) arm fromarm from: TYANU+RUKU (see above RUKA = KHERI).
    • Gre: dennw (DENW, those. DENO) = bind, demenooj (DEMENOS, those. DEMENOS) = tied up, dematii (DEMATI, those. DEMATI) = bundle, bundle, bundle, demaa (DEMA, those. DEMA) = package, bundle. Transition T-D and N-M.
    • Gre: diateinomaii (DIATEINOMAI, those. DIATEINOMAI) = insist. FromFrom: DEYU+TYANUT' (to drag), during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M. From DEYU+TYANU happened dieuqunww (DIEUQUNW, those. DIEITINO) = direct, manage, lead, dieuqunssh (DIEUQUNSH, those. DIEITINSI) = board. Further, proteinww (PROTEINW, those. PROTEINO) = to offer fromto offer from: PROTYANU something in hand, I will offer.
    • Gre: qiggw (QIGW, those. TIGO) = touch. FromFrom: TYAGA, stretch. And sentonni (SENTONI, those. SENTONI) = sheet fromsheet from: NATYANU, ZATYANU; timonni (TIMONI, those. TIMONI) = steering wheel, fromsteering wheel, from: TYANUT'.
  • Rus: TYANU+PYTAT', TYANU+PYTAYU, that is, I pull in to myself and feel, I try, including, I seduce, I tempt.
    • Lat: TEMPTATIO = test, temptation, temptation, TEMPTATOR = seducer, TEMPTO = tempt, seduce, feel, feel, touch, attack, attack, test. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: TEMPTATION = temptation.
  • Rus: TYANUT', stretch. And TYANUT' time that is delay.
    • Lat: TENTUS = delay stop, TENUS = noose.
    • Lat: TENDO, TENDI, TETENDI, TENTUM = pull, stretch, stretch, strain, tendon, TENDOR = stress. Transition T-D. As well as Latin TENDICULA = trap; could occur from TYANUT' SILOY or TYANUT'+SILOK, during the transition T-D and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: DE-TINEO = hold, AT-TENUO [TENUIS] = make thin. Wed also in russian OTTYANUT'.
    • Eng: DETAIN = hold up. Transition T-D. And OTTYANUT'.
    • Eng: TENDON = (anat.) tendon.
  • Rus: TYANUT', TETIVA, to stretch, NATYANUT', pull with tension. And TROGAT' in the sense of moving, TRAVIT' in the sense of pulling.
    • Lat: AT-TENDO, TENDI, TENTUM = pull. Transition T-D. Latin words also come from here. ATTENTE = intensely with attention, ATTENTIO = voltage, AT-TENTO = try, ATTENTUS = tense, attentive, AT-TINEO = hold, hold tight, etc..
    • Ger: DEHNEN = stretch. Note that here is Latin H not readable, so the word sounds like "dene", clearly derived from the Slavic TYANUT'. Here is the transition T to D.
    • Eng: EXTEND = to pull(campingcamping), DRAG = to pull (from Slavic TROGAT'), DRAW = to pull. Transition T to D.
    • Eng: ATTENTION = attention, attentiveness.
    • Eng: ATTEND = pay attention, be attentive, care, follow, fulfill, attend, attend.
  • Rus: TYANUT'+RAMA. That is, pull on the frame, or cover any place, space. Including seize some piece of land.
    • Lat: TENTORIUM = tent.
    • Eng: TENURE = property ownership, land tenure, hereditary land ownership on the basis of feudal dependence, TENURIAL = landowner.

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  • Rus: UBRALSYA (awayaway).
    • Ger: ABREISE = departure.
  • Rus: UBIRAT', UBRAT', UBRANNYY, UBERU, for example, harvest. And UBRAT' in the sense of carry away. From hereFrom here: ABORT.
    • Lat: ORBATIO = withdrawalwithdrawal (BRT ===> RBT - AuthAuth.), ORBATOR = depriving parents, ORBA = orphan, widow, ORBO = take away, ORBUS = childless, widowed, ABORTUS = abortion.
    • Lat: UBERO = give a rich harvest, be fertile, UBER = fertile promising rich booty, UBERTAS = yield, fertility, abundance, wealth, UBERTIM = abundantly, UBERTO = fecundate, UBERTUS = fruitful, fertile.
    • Lat: UBERRIMAE = the harvest. From the word UBIRAT' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Lat: A-VERRO, VERRI = clean up. Transition B-V.
    • Lat: OPERTUM = cache. Or come from the word ZAPERET', ZAPER.
    • Lat: APPARATUS = decoration. From the word UBRAT' decorations, etc..
    • Ger: ABERNTEN = to harvest; ssaUBER = clean; ssaUBERN = clean.
    • Ger: ABORT = latrine, ABORT, ABORTUS = abortion.
    • Eng: ABORT = throw out, BURY = bury, ABORTION = have an abortion.
    • Ita: ABORTO = abortion.
    • Spa: ABARATAR = reduce the price. From Slavic UBIRAT', i.e. reduce. And ABORTO = abortion.
  • Rus: UBYT', UBYL, UBYLO, UPAST', OBOYTI. As well as the word UVY.
    • Lat: OBITUS = death, death, visit, arrival, sunset, sunset, fall, OBEO = die, ABITUS = departure.
    • Ger: ÜBEL = bad, bad, evil. Or it could come from the word GIBEL'.
    • Eng: OBITUARY = obituary, newspaper announcement of smb. death, death list, funeral, funeral, associated with death.
    • Eng: ABATE = reduce, weaken, reduce, reduce, decrease, weaken, subside (about the wind, epidemics, etc..) scrape off (stone - when weaving a bas-reliefstone - when weaving a bas-relief).
    • Fre: OUBLI = oblivion.
  • Rus: UVIDET', UVIZHU.
    • Ger: VIDIT = (lat.) saw, approved, took note.
    • Fre: AVISER = see, see. Transition ZH-SH ===> WITH.
  • Rus: UVEL, VELI, lead off.
    • Lat: A-VELLO, AVELLO, VELLI = tear apart.
  • Rus: UVLEK, VOVLEK, VLEKU, UVLEKAT', UVLEKATEL'NYY.
    • Lat: ALLICIO = attract.
    • Lat: OBLECTO = amuse, OBLECTABILIS = entertaining, pleasant, OBLECTATIO = amusement, joy, enjoyment.
    • Gre: mplekkw (MPLEKW, those. MPLEKO = BLEKO) = draw in. Since the beginning of the Greek words MP read as B, thenread as B, then: BLEKO – from VLEKU during the transition V-B.
  • Rus: UVOZHU, take away.
    • Lat: A-VEHO = take away. Transition ZH-KH.
  • Rus: UVY as an expression of regret, sorrow, grief. And also see the word VOY, that is a sad cry crying.
    • Lat: VAE = woe.
    • Eng: WOE = grief.
  • Rus: UVYAT'.
    • Lat: VIETUS = faded.
    • Eng: WITHER = wither, dry, fade, dry out, wither, wither, weaken.
  • Rus: UGOL, UGO'L'NYY, that is, located on the corner. See also the word above. GNU.
    • Lat: ANGULUS = angle, ANGULARIS = angular. Permutation consonants: carboniccarbonic = GLN ===> NGL = NGL = angulus. In addition, the Russian word GRAN' during the transition R-L, turns into GLAN', where could happen too ANGULUS = angle.
    • Eng: ANGLE = angle.
    • Eng: UGLY = dangerous, threatening, repulsive, ugly. Probably derived from Russian UGOL, UGLOVATYY. They say alsoThey say also: UGLOVATYE movement, that is, sharp, ugly. On the angle you can hit by negligence, in this sense UGOL "dangerous". Or see the word UKOL, UKOLOT'SYA.
  • Rus: UGOL'. Maybe in the same sense bush with the word KOLOT', KAYLO. Coal was mined with a pick, chipped off..
    • Ger: KOHLE = coal. Transition G-K. Here in the word KOHL latin H not readable, so the word is pronounced "col", that is, in fact "coal".
    • Eng: COAL = coal. Reads like "Kohl".
    • Spa: HULLA = coal. Transition G-KH.
  • Rus: UGOR'. Or IGLA, as the long and thin body of an eel resembles a needle. Transition L-R.
    • Lat: aanGUILLA = acne. Transition R-L. Or see. Ukrainian KHVYLYA = wave, that is, "wagging". Eel swims, wriggling.
    • Eng: EEL, GRIG = sea ​​eel (a fisha fish).
  • Rus: UDALIT', UDALYU, i.e. push back VDAL', long away, DAL', DAL'NIY.
    • Lat: ULTIMUS = the most distant, ULTIMO = come to an end, ULTIMUM = the farthest part, the end, the extreme limit, the edge, ULTRA = further, beyond, beyond ULTRO = on the other side. Transition D-T and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin as well as permutation: removeremove = DLT ===> LDT = ultimus. Or Latin ULT... could occur from russian VDAL' during the transition V-U. Then latin ULTRA = Further, could happen from Russian VDAL' TORYU, i.e. go far.
    • Eng: ULTIMA = last, ULTERIOR = lying on the other side, located further, invisible, further, subsequent, future.
  • Rus: UDAR.
    • Eng: TAGRET = target.
    • Tur: ATAR = pulse. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: UDAR+BOLET', UDAR+BOL', that is, to experience pain when struck. As well as the expression TREPAT' TELO, that is, tearing to pieces.
    • Lat: TRIBULATIO = torment, TRIBULATUS = pointed, TRIBULOSIS = thorny, prickly, unpleasant, TRIBULUS = blackthorn, (military.) Tribul, "hedgehog" - a ball with four sharp spikes, of which one stuck up; crumbled to delay the enemy cavalry.
    • Eng: TRIBULATION = disaster, grief, misfortune.
  • Rus: UDAR+UKOL or UDAR+KOL, UDAR+KOLOT'.
    • Lat: TRAGULA = hit, throwing spear, attack, TRAGULARIUS = spearman.
  • Rus: UDACHA. W. DahlW. Dahl: - UDATLIVOST', UDATLIVYY, UDATNYY, UDACHNYY, and so on. = brave, brave, valiant, brave [223], t.4, columnscolumns 951-952.
    • Lat: AUDACIA, AUDACTER, AUDACITER, AUDACULUS, AUDAX = boldness, courage, audacity, insolence.
    • Eng: AUDACITY = boldness.
  • Rus: UDIVLENIE.
    • Eng: WONDER = surprise. During the transition L-R it turned out from Russian UDIVLENIE = DVLN -===> VNDL -===> VNDR = WONDER. Therefore, English WONDERFUL = surprisingly, delightfully, derived from the phrase UDIVLENIYA POLNYY, during the transition F-P, i.e FUL <-===> POLNYY.
    • Ger: WUNDER = miracle. Same origin.
  • Rus: UDOBNYY.
    • Lat: IDONEUS = convenient.
  • Rus: UZHE (and UZH and so on.) - what took place was, and more than once, something complete, understandable.
    • Eng: USE - use, USED TO - have a habit.
    • Eng: AGE = age. And also see the words UZHE, AZH, i.e "UZHE so many years "or" me AZH so many years".
  • Rus: UZHIMKI. Hence the word MIMIKA (confused ZH-M due to the similarity of writingdue to the similarity of writing).
    • Gre: mimhssh (MIMHSH, those. MIMISI) = imitation, mimoumaii (MIMOUMAI, those. MIMOIMAI) = imitate, copy someone.
    • Ger: MIMIK = facial expressions.
    • Eng: MIMICRY = facial expressions.
    • Fre: MIMIQUE = facial expressions.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MIMICA = facial expressions.
  • Rus: UZKIY, UZKO.
    • Gre: sokakki (SOKAKI, those. SOKAKI) = narrow street lane.
  • Rus: UZNAYU, OSOZNAYU.
    • Lat: NOSCO = recognize, recognize. Permutation: aware ofaware of = SZN ===> NSZ.
  • Rus: UKAZ, UKAZHU, UKAZAT', NAKAZ, SKAZAT', UKAZKA. And UKUS, UKUSHU.
    • Lat: ACCUSO = blame, ACCUSATIO = accusation. That is, point someone out by accusing. As well as Latin ACCUSATOR = scammer; could occur from UKAZHU+TORYU, either from the word UKAZAT'.
    • Eng: ACCUSE = blame, ACCUSATION = accusation.
    • Fin: KASKEA = to order.
  • Rus: UKLAD. That is, the system of rules of social behavior, lifestyle, etc.. From hereFrom here: KUL'TURA, KUL'T (religiousreligious).
    • Lat: CULTUS = culture, education, education, cult, CULTOR = educator.
    • Ger: KULTUR = culture.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: CULTURE = culture.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: CULTURA = culture.
    • Eng: CULT = worship.
  • Rus: UKRAL, UKRADEN, KRADENYY. From hereFrom here: KREDIT.
    • Lat: LUCROR = seize, LUCRUM = profit, thirst for profit, greed, profit, profit, wealth. Permutation KRL ===> LKR.
    • Eng: LUCRE = profit, profit (always in a bad wayalways in a bad way).
    • Eng: CREDIT = debt. Today is the word CREDIT expanded its meaning, but its original content wasexpanded its meaning, but its original content was: KRADU, UKRADENNYE money.
  • Rus: UKRAL+TSAPAT'. And also stole+seize.
    • Lat: LUCRICUPIDO = passion for profits.
  • Rus: UKOLOT', KOLOT', UKOLYU, UKOL, KOLYU. From hereFrom here: KOLIKA, KOLIKI.
    • Lat: ACULEATUS = spiny, spiny, covered with thorns, ACUTULUS = pretty sharp, ACULEUS = sting. And JUGULO = pin up; comes from slavic UKOLYU.
    • Lat: CULEX = mosquito. Indeed, a mosquito bite is perceived as UKOL.
    • Lat: JACULUS = snake, JACULATIO = throwing, throwing out, shooting out, JACULATOR = dart shooter, JACULUM = throw, throwing, harpoon. See also the word ZHALO, ZHALIT'.
    • Ger: KOLIK = colic.
    • Eng: ACULEATE = pitiful, CULLET = cullet. angng) CLICK = click, COLIC = pain, colic.
    • Fre: COLIQUE = colic.
    • Ita: COLICA = colic.
    • Spa: COLICO = colic.
    • Tur: CALI = barbed.
  • Rus: UKOROTIT'.
    • Lat: COARTATIO = constraint. The transition of Russian K to C latin.
    • Eng: COARTICULATE = articulate.
    • Spa: ACORTAR = reduce.
  • Rus: UKUS, KUS, UKUSIT', KUSAT'. Both literally and figuratively. And KASAYUS', KOSNUT'SYA.
    • Lat: ACUS = pin, CAUSA = objection, CUSPIS = sting, spear, point, ACIES = blade, ACETUM, ACUMEN = sharpness.
    • Lat: OCCISIO = killing, killing, OCCISUS = lost, CUSSI, CUSSUM = beat.
    • Ger: KÜSS = kiss, KÜSSEN = kisskiss, (AB)KU”SSEN = to kiss; fromfrom: POKUSAT', PO+KASAYUS' (lipslips).
    • Eng: ACUITY = sharpness (perceptions), sharp character (diseasesdiseases).
    • Eng: CAUSA = lawsuit, lawsuit. Or else CAUSA derived from Russian SKAZ, SKAZAT', that is, to argue.
    • Eng: OCCASION = incident, event, event, occasion, circumstance (momentary reason for somethingmomentary reason for something).
    • Eng: KISS = kiss kiss. From Russian KASAYUS'.
    • Ita: BACIARE = to kiss; fromfrom: PO+TSELUYU, during the transition P-B, TS-S and L-R.
    • Gre: xeskizww (XESKIZW, those. KSESKIZO) = rend. FromFrom: UKUS+UKUS, cous+bite.
  • Rus: ULEY.
    • Lat: ALVEUS = hive. Transition U-V.
    • Eng: ALVEOLUS = cell, alveoli, ALVEOLA = indentation. We see an interesting transition here.. Honeycombs (in the hive) consist of cells, recesses. In English, the trace of the origin of the word cell from "hive" is preserved in the word ALVEOLUS = cell. Then it was forgotten..
  • Rus: ULETET', ULET, LET, POLET, VYLET, VYLETET'. From hereFrom here: ELEVATOR (liftlift).
    • Lat: ALLATA = parcel.
    • Lat: LETALIS = deadly, LETO = kill, kill, LETUM = death. Probably derived from the expression: soul ULETELA, fromLETELA, that is, the man died.
    • Lat: VOLITO = fly (i.e VYLET - AuthAuth.), VOLITATIO = flying (i.e VYLETET' - AuthAuth.), VOLATUS = years flight, VOLATURA = years flying, VOLATILIS = flying, winged, light, VOLATICUS = fluttering, flying, AVOLATIO = fly away, INVOLATUS = flight, flying (i.e NA VYLET - AuthAuth.), INVOLITO = fly, VOLO = fly fly, VOLITANS = flying swarm, VOLUCER = flying, feathered, winged, VOLATILE = bird. Besides the obvious origin of these words from the word VYLET, transition was also possible U-V, so that ULETET' ===> AULATIO ===> AVOLATIO. Or transition P-V in a word POLET, i.e POLET ===> VOLATUS.
    • Lat: ELEVATIO = raising, raising.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: ELEVATOR = lift.
    • Eng: LETHAL = lethal, lethal, lethal, causing death.
    • Eng: VOLET (franc, painting.) = triptych wing.
    • Eng: VOLTE = volt (when fencingwhen fencing).
    • Eng: ELEVATION = raising, raising, (churches.) Ascension.
    • Ita: ELEVATORE = elevator.
    • Spa: ELEVADOR = elevator.
  • Rus: ULYULYUKAT', VYL. Or LIL, LIT' tears sobbing.
    • Lat: ULULO = yell, ULULATUS = howl, howl, sob, scream, EJULO = howl (about the wind). Latin ULULA also translated as "owl". Probably meant the night cry, owl wail. Besides, ULULA = owl could have come from the word hoot or howl because the bird VYP', - whose name comes from the word VOPIT', - has "the color of feathers owl" [223], t.1, column 757, that is, bit on color is like an owl.
    • Ger: ULULATE = howl. Transition V-U.
  • Rus: UM, UMNYY, UMNO, "cleverness", POUMNEL, POMNYU.
    • Lat: MENS, MENTIS = mind, mind, reason, ANIMI, MENTALIS = mental.
    • Lat: HOMO = smart, man, man, HOMINES = people.
    • Eng: HUM = mind, MENTAL = intellectual, mental.
    • Ita: UOMO, persona UMANA = person.
    • Ger: MENSCH, MANN = man man.
    • Gre: eimaii (EIMAI, those. EIMAI) = to exist. That is to think. Or from: I can. Andpneumaa (PNEUMA, those. PNEIMA) = mind, intellect, frommind, intellect, from: POMNYU, POUMNEL.
  • Rus: UMA NET, that is madness. And also see. TUMAN: the mind is clouded. From here happenedFrom here happened: MANIYA.
    • Lat: AMENTIA = madness, recklessness, folly. As well as Latin MENTE CAPTUS = crazy; could occur from UMA NET AT GOLOVE, since latin CAPUT translates as GOLOVA. As we note below, Latin CAPUT could come from the Slavic TSAR', TSARIT, TSARIT'. But then the Latin expression MENTE CAPTUS, - i.e UMA NET+TSARIT', - practically coincides with the expression “without a king in the head” in Russian today, which means literally the same thing — reckless, crazy. Next, Latin MENS ALIENATA = madness; could occur from expression UM ALI NET, or UMNYY ILI NET, that is, "is there a mind or not?", since the old Russian ALI means ILI, LIBO. Note also that the Latin AMENTIA = madness; could occur from expressioncould occur from expression: METAT'SYA delirious, terrified, mad. Or from the word TUMAN when rearranging consonants.
    • Eng: AMENTIA = dementia, MANIA = mania.
    • Gre: maniaa (MANIA, those. MANIA) = rage, mania, passion.
    • Gre: amaqeiaa (AMAQEIA, those. AMATEIA) = illiteracy,amaqhjj (AMAQHS, those. AMATIS) = illiterate, ignorant. Glued M and H, that is: no mindno mind = MNT ===> MT = amateia.
  • Rus: UMELO, UMELYY.
    • Lat: AEMULUS = competing, competing, trying not to yield, rival, unaffected.
    • Gre: mualoo (MUALO, those. MIALO) = mind, brain, mind. And mualwmenojj (MUALOMENOS, those. MIALOMENOS) = smart fromsmart from: UMELO+UMNYY.
  • Rus: UMINAT', UMINAL, that is, with appetite there.
    • Lat: MANDO, MANDI, RUMINO = chew, RUMINATIO = chewing, RUMINALIS = ruminant.
    • Eng: MANDIBLE = lower jaw (mammals and fish), mandible, mandible (insectsinsects).
    • Eng: RUMINATE = chew gum, RUMINANT = ruminant.
  • Rus: UMNYY, "cleverness". From hereFrom here: GUMANIZM, GUMANITARNYY (= smart+Toryu). It is possible that GUMANNYY came from KHOMO, i.e. reverse reading a word MUZH, in the sense of man, humanity.
    • Lat: HUMANE = judiciously humanly, HUMANA = human affairs, HUMANO = humanize, HUMANUS = humane, HUMANITAS = kindness, philanthropy, politeness. I.e HUMANITAS, so to say, "clever", in Slavonic.
    • Ger: HUMAN = humane, HUMANITÄR = humanitarian.
    • Eng: HUMANE = humane.
    • Fre: HUMAIN = humane.
    • Spa: HUMANO = humane, HUMANITARIO = humanitarian.
  • Rus: UMIRAT', UMER, UMERSHIY. See also the word MOR.
    • Lat: MORIOR = die, MAEROR = grief, MAEREO, MAERUI = grieve, E-MORIOR, EMORIOR, iin-EMORIOR, MORTUUS sum, MORI = to die, IM-MORIOR = die, MARTYR = martyr, martyr, MARTIRIUM = martyrdom. And MORBUS = sickness; could occur from UMERET' during the transition T-D and latin d-b. Latin MORTUUS SUM = die; could occur from UMERET' (SMERT') SUT'; transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. As well as Latin wordsAs well as Latin words: MORTIFER = deadly (die+Toryu, that is, paving the road of death - AvtToryu, that is, paving the road of death - Avt.), MORTIFERE = deadly, MORTIFICATIO = kill, MORTURIO = wish for death; etc.
    • Eng: MORTAL = mortal, fatal, MORTALITY = mortality, MORTALLY = deadly, MORTIFY = suppress (passions, feelings), kill (fleshflesh), MORTUARY = mortuary, mortuary, funeral, funeral, funeral, funeral.
    • Fre: MOURIR = die.
    • Ita: MORIRE = die.
    • Spa: MORIR = die.
    • Tur: MURT = sodden.
    • Gre: amartiaa (AMARTIA, those. AMARTIA) = sin is sinful. See expression SMERTNYY sin. Andamoirooj (AMOIROS, those. AMOIROS) = unfortunate. Further,marturioo (MARTURIO, those. MARTIRIO) = torment.
  • Rus: UMIRAT' figuratively, UMER - as a stop, a break in motion, that is, forMERET', behindMER, unexpectedly stopped. From hereFrom here: MORATORIY.
    • Lat: MORE = stop, pause, obstacle, obstacle, MORATIO = delay.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: MORATORIUM = moratorium, deferment of payments and financial obligations.
    • Fre: MORATOIRE = moratorium.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MORATORIA = moratorium.
  • Rus: UMER+ZHENA, in the sense of something dangerous "giving birth to death" (wife=give birth + deathdeath).
    • Eng: EMERGENCY = emergency, accident, danger. I.eI.e: EMER+GENCY <=== UMER+ZHENA. Or the word EMERGENCY it came out of the phrase UMER+ZHIZN', in the sense that danger is the line between ZHIZN'YU and SMERT'YU. I.e EMER <-===> UMER, GENCY <-===> ZHIZN'.
  • Rus: UMORA, UMORIT', UMERET' with laughter. From hereFrom here: YUMOR.
    • Ger: HUMOR = humor.
    • Eng: +
    • Spa: HUMOR, HUMOUR = humor.
    • Fre: HUMOUR = humor.
    • Ita: UMORISMO = humorhumor (!).
    • Gre: cioumorr (CIOUMOR, those. KHIOIMOR) = humor.
  • Rus: UMYAT', crumple.
    • Lat: MATTEA = tasty dishes, gourmet dishes.
  • Rus: UNESTI, UNES.
    • Lat: OMISSIO = withdrawal, OMITTO = overlook, MISSIO, MISSUS = departure, parcel, release, throwing, start, shot, EMITTO, AMITTO, MISI, MISSUM = release, EMISSIO = throwing, AMISSIO = the loss, AMISSUS = lost. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: MISS = loss, EMISSION = allocation, distribution (heat, light, smellheat, light, smell), OMIT = overlook.
  • Rus: UNYNIE, UNYL.
    • Lat: ANIMI = despondency. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: ENNUI = despondency.
  • Rus: UPADOK, SPADAT', OPADAT'.
    • Hun: APADNI = descend.
  • Rus: UPAL, fell off his feet or UPAL water level.
    • Lat: VAPULO = to suffer a crash, to be beaten, to be beaten. Transition U-V, since latin U---V sometimes turned into each other.
    • Hun: APALY = low tide (nauticalnautical).
  • Rus: UPIRAT'SYA. Be unyielding.
    • Eng: PERTINACITY = obstinacy, PERTINACIOUS = persistent, unyielding, stubborn.
  • Rus: UPRAVIT'SYA, UPRAVLYUS', PRAVIT', SPRAVIT'SYA. That is, the governor appointed for PRAVLENIYA area must UPRAVIT'SYA, SPRAVIT'SYA. From hereFrom here: PROVINTSIYA.
    • Lat: PROVINCIA = position, field of activity, province management, PROVINCIALIS = provincial governor, PROVINCIATUM = by provinces.
    • Ger: PROVINZ = provinces.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PROVINCE = provinces (state administrative division), region, district, territory (some land area), periphery.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PROVINCIA = provinces.
  • Rus: UPREKAT', UPREK, UPREKNU, UPREKAYU, PERECHIT'. And PORITSAT', SRAM.
    • Lat: IMPRECATIO = a curse, CREPUI, CREPITUM = reproach.
    • Lat: CRIMEN = rebuke. Transition P-M due to the proximity of writing and rearrangement: reproachreproach = PRKN ===> KRPN = crimen. Or it could come from the word SRAM, that is a shame. Transition: Russian C ===> With latin.
    • Eng: IMPRECATE = curse.
    • Eng: CRIME = offense, bad deed, misdemeanor, violation, sin, mistake, crime, crime. See also the word SRAM.
    • Fre: REPROCHE = reproach. Here is the root of the word - PROCH.
    • Spa: REPROCHE = reproach.
    • Gre: parakohh (PARAKOH, those. PARAKOI) = disobedience. FromFrom: PERECHU.
  • Rus: UPUDIT'(SYA), OPUDIT'(SYA) = opie'to sat(camping), wet urina. And also see the second meaning of the same word. = intimidate [223], V. Dal, t.4, postpost.1052.
    • Lat: PUDENDUS, PUDENTA, PUDEO, PUDICE, PUDOR = shameful, shameful, sexually, obscene, ashamed, shy, shame, bashfulness.
    • Eng: PUDENCY = bashfulness, PUDENDAL = pudendal, PUDENDUM = (anat.) external genitals (special femalespecial female).
  • Rus: URA! - shout during the attack on the battlefield. Maybe once on the battlefields Russian Horde shouted something like "Ur! Khan!", that is, "Khan with us", "Khan leads us", etc.. This exclamation could turn into the word "hurricane", which fully corresponds to the essence of the matter.. Hurricane - rapid wind, a storm, sweeping away everything in its path. And URAGAN could occur fromcould occur from: RUSHIT', RUSHU.
    • Ger: ORKAN, HURRIKAN = Hurricane.
    • Eng: HURRAH, HURRAY, HUZZA, RAH, - Hooray! thunder cheers, HURRY = rush, rush, customized, HURRICANE = Hurricane.
    • Fre: OURAGAN = Hurricane.
    • Ita: URAGANO = Hurricane.
    • Spa: HURRA - HoorayHooray!, HURACAN = Hurricane.
  • Rus: UROZHAY+PUTANYY or ROZH'+PUTY, that is, bundle, sheaf, "entangled harvest", "tied crop".
    • Ger: ÄHREBUND = sheaf.
  • Rus: URONYU, URONIT', URON. see also RUSHIT', RUSHU.
    • Lat: RUINA = fall, collapse, defeat, defeat, collapse, RUINOSUS = collapsed.
    • Eng: RUIN = ruin, ruin, collapse, death.
    • Fre: RUINE = ruin.
  • Rus: USERDNO, USERDNOST'.
    • Lat: STRENUE = diligently, actively, cheerfully, STRENUITAS = zeal, zeal, agility, vigor, STRENUO = hurry, STRENUUS = active, jovial, agile. Transition D-T and permutation: diligentlydiligently = SRDN ===> SDRN = strenue.
    • Eng: STRENUOUS = diligent, strong, energetic, stressful, requiring effort.
  • Rus: USTA (humanhuman); UST'E rivers, or some kind of hole. Stir USTAMI. USTA - in one sense bush with the word EST' (eat). Turns out from hereTurns out from here: STOMATOLOG.
    • Lat: OS, ORIS = mouth, mouth, eloquence, OS, ORIS, OSTIUM = river mouth, entrance, gate.
    • Eng: ESTUARY = tide. See the Russian word UST'E.
    • Gre: stomaa (STOMA, those. STOMA) = mouth, mouth, throat, muzzle; stomiio (STOMIO, those. STOMIO) = hole, exit, neck. FromFrom: UST'E, by mouth. And stomacci (STOMACI, those. STOMAKHI) = stomach fromstomach from: USTA+MEKH (that is, the stomach was considered a fur, a container of food), either STOMAKH came fromcame from: EST' MOGU; stomatologooj (STOMATOLOGOS, those. STOMATOLOGOS) = dentist fromdentist from: USTA+MEKH+ULOZHU, that is, I will bring order (knowledge) about «mouth and fur». Then this expression was included in other languages, for example, English STOMACH = stomach stomach.
    • Fre: ESTOMAC = stomach.
    • Ita: STOMACO = stomach.
    • Spa: ESTOMAGO = stomach.
  • Rus: USTRANIT', USTRANYU. That is to push away from yourself. See also expression IZ+TORYU, and IZ GRANITS.
    • Lat: EX-TERMINO = eliminate, EXTERNA = foreign affairs, extraneous matters, EXTERNUS = foreign, alien, stranger, EXTRANEUS = external, extraneous.
    • Eng: EXTERNAL = external, foreign, outside of something.
  • Rus: USYPLYAT', USYPLYU.
    • Lat: OB-SOPIO = put to sleep. Wed also with the word POSPAT'.
    • Fre: ASSOUPIR = put to sleep.
  • Rus: UTKA.
    • Eng: DUCK = duck. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: UTLYY, i.e. small, small, unstable.
    • Eng: LITTLE = small, short, little. It could happen as from the word itself. UTLYY, so and from phrases UTLOE TELO, i.e. "small body"".
  • Rus: UTOMIT'. Or do DOMASHNIM, tame, tame, from the word DOM.
    • Lat: DOMITO = pacify, DOMITOR = tamer, DOMO, EDOMO, DOMUI = tame, go round, tame, suppress, curb, conquer. Transition T-D. As well as Latin DOMITURA = taming; could occur from DOMOY TORYU, that is, I am going home, taming the house.
    • Eng: TAME = tame, DOMESTICATE = tame.
    • Fre: DOMPTER = tame.
    • Ita: DOMARE = tame.
    • Spa: DOMAR = tame.
  • Rus: UKHAYU, UKHAT'. So they say about owl or owl: owl (owl) shrieks, that is, makes specific sounds.
    • Ger: UHU = owl.
    • Ita: GUFO = owl.
    • Spa: BUHO = owl.
  • Rus: UKHMYLKA, grin.
    • Gre: camogellw (CAMOGELW, those. KHAMOGELO) = laugh. FromFrom: UKHMYLKA. Transition K-G and permutation: gringrin = KHMLK ===> KHMGL = hamogelo.
  • Rus: UCHIT', DOUCHIT', DOUCHIL, POUCHAT', POUCHAYU. Or TASHCHU, TASHCHIT'. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: DOKTOR – academic degree.
    • Lat: DOCEO, DOCUI, DOCTUM = to teach, E-DOCEO, EDOCEO, DOCUI, DOCTUM = learn, DOCTUS = educated, DOCILIS = intelligent. Reverse word reading UCHIT' and transition T-D. As well as Latin DOCTOR = teacher transition L-R (may be, DOUCHIT'+OR, that is, to finish school+talk, shout). Or the word was based on TASHCHU, TASHCHIT', that is, dragging along, teaching my experience. Or happened from Russian POUCHAT', POUCHAYU with Latin confusion p-d.
    • Lat: DUCATIO = leadership, EDUCATIO = education, E-DUCO = bring up, EDUCATOR = educator (i.e DOUCHU+TORYU - AuthAuth.), EDUCATUS = literate. Or from the word POUCHAT', or TASHCHIT' (for a), since the teacher really “pulls along” the students, teaches them.
    • Ger: DOKTOR = doctor – academic degree.
    • Eng: DOCILE = receptive, understanding, capable of learning, obedient, submissive, DOCILITY = receptivity, intelligence, ability to learn, obedience, submission, DOCTOR = doctor (academic degree), in a narrower sense - the theologian, lawyer, lawyer.
    • Eng: EDUCATE = educate, train, educate, train, exercise, EDUCATED = (high)educated.
    • Fre: DOCTEUR = academic degree.

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  • Rus: FIGA. According to V. DalAccording to V. Dal: «FIGA… fig. Bring a fig (dulu shish fig)… To skim psk. show each other a figTo skim psk. show each other a fig» [223].
    • Eng: FICO, FIG = fig, FINGER = finger (On the handOn the hand).
    • Fre: FIGUE = fig.
    • Ita: FICHE = fig.
    • Spa: HIGA = fig.
    • Gre: sfigggw (SFIGGW, those. SFIGGO) = shake hands.

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  • Rus: KHAZARY, i.e KAZAKI, KAZY, KASY or GUSY, GUZY, GUSARY. See details in the New Chronology of Rus, ch..3:7, ch.3:9.3. Wed also russian AZART.
    • Ger: HAZARD = excitement.
    • Eng: HAZARD = risk, dare, dare, HAZARDOUS = risky, dangerous. Probably english HAZ-ARD is just a slight distortion of Russian KAZ-ARDA or KAZAK-ORDA.
    • Fre: HASARD = accident, HASARDER = dare. And HASARDEUR = gambler, desperate risk taker, adventurer. This word is also included in the German language..
    • Spa: CASAR = catch, hunt, HAZANA = feat.

Comment. The Cossack Horde apparently enjoyed a natural and at the same time slightly cautious respect in the territories they colonized, including in England. A trace of this respect has been preserved in the above modern translations of the word HAZARD: risky, dangerous, etc.. In pic.17 we give the old coat of arms of the Scottish kind Seton, Earl of Winton. The information preserved about this genus goes back to XVI century [1147], with.194. On this emblem, with the Ottoman half-mounds, we see the motto HAZARD YET FORWARD. Taking into account our remarks, it is possible that the original motto meant something like "Khazars are STILL AHEAD", that is, "COSSACKS IS STILL AHEAD". Or maybe, in its primary form, the motto sounded even more familiar, like a military call: Khazars - FORWARD! That is, simply was the battle cry of the Russian-Horde cavalry. In the book «Mystery of Russian history», speaking about the history of England, we present data showing that Scotland was indeed one of the Horde-Ottoman territories in XIV-XVI centuries. In particular, the name Scot-Land meant in that era - SKIT-COUNTRY or SKIFOV COUNTRY. Now, in particular, the noticeable presence of the Ottoman = ataman crescents on many coats of arms of ancient Scottish aristocratic families. Some examples of such Scottish ataman's emblems are shown in Figure.17, rice.18, rice.19, rice.20, rice.21, rice.22, rice.23, ricerice.24.

  • Rus: KHALAT.
    • Ger: KLEID = clothes, KLEIDEN = dress. Transition KH-K and T-D.
    • Eng: CLOTHER = clothes, CLOTHE = dress.
  • Rus: KHALUPA, halypka, south., zap., hut, hut, hut [223], [225] V. Dahl. And today sometimes they say KHALABUDA.
    • Lat: CALYBITA (grech.) = hut dweller.
    • Eng: CLUB = club (private club where only those who have their own door key have access), get together.
    • Tur: KULUBE = hut, hut, hut, booth.
  • Rus: KHAN, KHANY, KNYAZ', KNYAZHE.
    • Lat: HUNNI = the Huns.
    • Ger: HÜNE = hero, giant, KÜHN = brave, brave, AHN = ancestor, ancestor, AHNE = ancestor (female genusfemale genus).
    • Ger: KÖNIG = king, king, winner, hero, KÖNIGIN = queen, queen.
    • Eng: HUN = Hun, Huns.
    • Eng: KHAN = Khan, KING = king.
    • Eng: QUEEN = queen, queen.
    • Sco: HAN, HAND = hand, possession, power, labor, agility, etc..
  • Rus: KHAN+EST'. Presumably, the han-king was presented as a symbol of power, honor, power. Could talk like that: enrolled by-KHANSKI, that is worthy honestly. Or see below the word CHESTNOST'.
    • Lat: HONESTAS = respect, honor, honor, honesty, virtue, beauty, HONESTE = with dignity, HONESTO = show respect, honor, elevate, decorate, bestow, HONESTUM = honesty, high morality, HONESTUS = worthy of respect.
    • Eng: HONEST = honest, genuine, genuine, respectable, worthy of respect. See also the word CHESTNOST'.
    • Spa: HONESTO = honest.
  • Rus: KHAN+DAT', KHAN DAET. That is, the highest authority in the person of Khan gives the applicant the title or position he asks.. From hereFrom here: KANDIDAT.
    • Lat: CANDIDATUS = harassing post, contender for the post, imperial bodyguard.
    • Ger: KANDIDAT = candidate.
    • Eng: CANDIDATE = candidate, nominee, applicant.
    • Fre: CANDIDAT = candidate.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: CANDIDATO = candidate.
  • Rus: KHAN+POGREBENIE, i.e. Khan's burial, KHAN+GRESTI (the groundthe ground).
    • Ger: HÜNENGRAB = mound. I.e KHYUNEN+GRAB = Khan+row.
  • Rus: KHAN+RADA. That is, Khan's council, Khan's advisors. And GONOR.
    • Lat: HONORATUS = holding an honorary position. See also the word GONOR.
    • Eng: HONORARY = honorable, HONORIFIC = honorable, respectful, respectful.
  • Rus: KHAN TREBUET. Or see the expression SO+TREBOVAT', KOM+TREBOVAT', that is, the "joint requirement", the requirement of a joint tax, contribution. See the word above KOM. From hereFrom here: KONTRIBUTSIYA.
    • Lat: CONTRIBUTIO = public tax, tax, contribution.
    • Ger: KONTRIBUTION = indemnity.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: CONTRIBUTION = contribution, tribute, donation.
    • Spa: CONTRIBUCION = indemnity.
  • Rus: KHAN+TSAR'.
    • Eng: HENRICH = Heinrich name in both English and French. Probably this KHAN+REX, i.e. Han+King. Or Han+Reich = Khan+Kingdom. No wonder the royal name of Heinrich was very common among Western European sovereigns.. Here REX - reverse reading of the word TSAR'.
  • Rus: KHAPAT', KHAPAYU, KHAVAT', KHVATAT'. That is greedily KHVATAT', greedily eat. See also the word KHOVAT' (Ukrainian.), that is, hide.
    • Lat: HABITUS = well fed, HABITUM, HABEO, HABUI = have, HIBUI, HIBITUM = use. Transition P-B.
    • Ger: HABEN = have, HABE = property. Transition V-B.
    • Eng: HAVE = have. Transition P-V. From here, from the Russian word KHAPAT', could happen and english HAPPY = successful, happy, contented, prosperous. It is the essence of the case.
    • Gre: agaphh (AGAPH, those. AGAPI) = love affection, agappw (AGAPW, those. AGAPO) = love, fall in love. Further: agaphtooz (AGAPHTOZ, those. AGAPITOZ) = favourite. FromFrom: KHAPAYU+TY, grab you, grab you. Further:agaphtooz (AGAPHTOZ, those. AGAPIMENA) = amicably. FromFrom: KHAPAYU+MENYA, that is, together.
    • Gre: agaphtooz (AGAPHTOZ, those. FOIKHTA) ,h couftiia (HCOUFTIA, those. AND KHOIFTIA) = handful. FromFrom: KHVATAYU.
  • Rus: KHARKAT'.
    • Lat: SCREATUS = harp, SCREATOR = hacking, SCREO = to hark. Sh transition,KH-S and permutation: to harkto hark = KHRKT ===> KHKRT = screatuus.
    • Fre: CRACHAT = spittle.
  • Rus: KHATA.
    • Ger: KATE = hut, hut, HÜTTE = hut. Transition KH-K. And HUT = protection, guard, hat.
    • Ger: DACH = roof roof. Transition T-D + back reading.
    • Ger: HEIM = house. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=M Latin.
    • Eng: HUT = hut, HAT = hat, HEAT = heat.
    • Eng: HOOD = cap, hood, hood, monk's hood, knight's helmet, hive thatched roof, canopy, canopy over the window or door, hood, helmet, hood, close, cover. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: HOME, HOUSE = house dwelling. Transition: Russian m(«te» with three chopsticks) ===> m=M Latin. Further, HOTEL = hotel inn.
    • Gre: katoikiia (KATOIKIA, those. KATOIKIA) = dwelling, house;katoikooj (KATOIKOS, those. KATOIKOS) = tenant;katoikww (KATOIKW, those. KATOIKO) = inhabit;katoikww (KATOIKW, those. KHITONAS) = shell (from here KHITON). Transition KH-K. From herekatoch KATOCH, those. KATOKHI) = possession.
    • Gre: estiaa (ESTIA, those. ESTIA) = home, hearth. Transition KH-SH-S.
  • Rus: KHVATIT, in the sense of pretty, enough.
    • Lat: AF-FATIM (sometimes separately) = enough.
  • Rus: KHVOROST.
    • Lat: FORESTA = forest.
    • Eng: FOREST - forest plantation. In the forest, usually a lot KHVOROSTA.
    • Gre: acuroo (ACURO, those. AKHIRO) = straw. Transition v---u in view of the similarity of writing, that is, B turned into u, i.ei.e: KHVOROST ===> butKHIRO.
  • Rus: KHIZHINA, KHATA. One bush with the word KHOZYAIN, hence the word KHAZA = house, hut. V. Dahl also reportsV. Dahl also reports: KHIZA (is old.) and KHIZINA (crkcrk.), KHIZHA, KHIZHINA [223], [225].
    • Lat: CASA = house, hut, hut.
    • Ger: HAUS = house, HÜTTE = hut.
    • Eng: HOUSE = house.
    • Fre: HUTTE = hut.
    • Hun: HAZ, HAZA = home, homeland, fatherland.
    • Por: CASARIA = row of houses. I.e KHAZA+RYAD, that is, a number of houses.
    • Spa: CASA = house building.
    • Gre: acuroo (ACURO, those. OIKOS) = house, kasaa (KASA, those. KASA) = coffin.
  • Rus: KHILYY, KHILO, KHILOST', «hilyak», those. weak.
    • Gre: cwlojj (CWLOS, those. KHOLOS) = lame;agaliia (AGALIA, those. AGALIA) = slow quiet. And also when you read the reverse words: liggo (LIGO, those. LIGO) = few; liggo (LIGO, those.LIGO LIGO) = little by little; ligakki (LIGAKI, those. LIGAKI) = few; elacistto (ELACISTO, those. ELAKHISTO) = minimum; elacistoss (ELACISTOS, those. ELAKHISTOS) = the slightest.
  • Rus: KHIKHIKAT', KHOKHOT, laughed, GOGOTAL, that is, laughed out loud, «hahankihahanki», KHA-KHA.
    • Lat: CACHINNUS = laughter, laughter, CACHINNATIO = wild laughter, CACHINNO = laugh out loud.
    • Ger: KICHERN = giggle.
    • Eng: GIGGLE, CACKLE, CHUCKLE = giggle.
    • Gre: cacanizzw (CACANIZW, those. KHAKHANIZO) = to laugh.
  • Rus: KHITRIT'.
    • Fre: TRICHER = cheat.
  • Rus: KHLAM.
    • Ger: KRAM = trash. Transition KH-K and L-R. It becomes clear that German KRAMLADEN = petty shop, derived from Russian KHLAM+SKLAD. Further, SCHLAMM = mud, tina. Transition KH-SH.
    • Eng: GRIME = mud. Transition KH-G and L-R. And SLIME = Tina. Transition KH-SH-S.
  • Rus: KHLEB.
    • Ger: LAIB = bread loaf,
    • Eng: LOAF = bread, LIFE = life, existence, energy, HELP = help, rescue, treat, pass (at the tableat the table).
  • Rus: KHLEBAT', KHLEBAL, KHLYUPAT'.
    • Lat: SORBEO = slurp, SORBILIO = take a sip. Transition X,SH-S and L-R.
    • Ger: SCHLÜRFEN = slurp. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: SLOSH = squish.
  • Rus: KHLOP, KHLOPAT', KHLOP! LYAP! cotton on impact, SHLEPAT'. In the same bush as LAPA.
    • Lat: STLOPPUS = slap (on puffy cheek). Transition XTransition X ===> ST.
    • Ger: SCHLAPPE = hit. Transition KH-SH.
    • Ger: KLAPPE = flapper, KLAPPEN = clap, KLAPS = slap, KLOPFEN = bang.
    • Eng: CLAP = punch, clap, clap, SLAP = slap. Transition KH-K.
  • Rus: KHLOP'YA.
    • Lat: FLOCCI = flakes. Transition P-F, Russian X ===> C Latin and reverse reading: flakesflakes = KHLP ===> PLKH = floccci.
    • Ger: FLOCKE = flakes. Back reading KHLP ===> PLK and transition P-F.
    • Eng: FLAKE(s) = flakes.
  • Rus: KHLYABAT', KOLEBAT'SYA.
    • Lat: COLLABEFIO = to be shaken (here is the transition T-F), COL-LABASCO = stagger, COL-LABOR, LAPSUS = collapse.
  • Rus: KHMEL' (plantplant).
    • Lat: HUMULUS = hop.
    • Fre: HOUBLON = hop.
    • Fin: HUMALA = hop.
  • Rus: KHMAR' (heavenly). And KHMUROE sky, KHMURYE the clouds.
    • Ger: HIMMEL = sky. Transition R-L.
  • Rus: KHOVAT', KHOVAYU, SKHOVAT', that is to hide; also in Ukrainian. Pursue good, that is, to have something and take care of, hide it. See above also the word KHAPAT', that is, arrogate to yourself.
    • Lat: CAVEATUS = in a cage, CAVEO = take care, CAVO = gouge, CAVEA = dimple. And also see the word KOVYRYAT'.
    • Ger: HABEN = have, HABE = property. Transition V-B. And also, probably, SCHATZ = treasure, treasury, treasure.
    • Eng: HAVE = have.
    • Eng: HAPPY = successful, happy, contented, prosperous.
  • Rus: KHOD, output. See also the word ISKHOD. From here GAT' (pave the way, KHOD through the swamp). And also the namesAnd also the names: GOTY and KHETTY, that is, aliens, those who KHODILI, have come. Word GOD, as a length of time, could also occur from the word KHOD. That is, the length of time for which the Sun OBKHODIT all zodiac. Generally, as we now understand, the word KHOD lay at the basis of a multitude of words that appeared in the newly-formed languages ​​during the period of the split of the Empire in XVI-XVII centuries. For example, from hereFor example, from here: GODOGRAF.
    • Eng: EXIT = output. I.e exit = "hit "or Russian" move".
    • Eng: GATE = output, GUIDE = guide, guide. Transition KH-G and D-T.
    • Eng: HODOGRAPH (orbit hodograph, vector hodohraphh) – GODOGRAF. It seems to come from the phrase KHOD+KRAP, move+spot, where the word "speck", "speck" indicates a chain of specks forming a line, that is, KHOD KRAPINOK. Probably word GRAPH = the chart comes from "splotted", "speckled" when going K ===> R. So in vain philologists produce the word GODOGRAF exclusively from Greek. As we now understand, the picture is reversed..
    • Fre: GUIDE = guide, guide, guide, chief.
    • Gre: odhgww (ODHGW, those. ODIGO) = to lead. Reverse word reading KHOD.
    • Gre: diadochh (DIADOCH, those. DIADOKHI) = alternation, inheritance of the throne. FromFrom: DEYU KHOD when you read the word back KHOD.
  • Rus: KHOZYAIN. See also the word KHAZA, KHIZHINA.
    • Lat: CASA = house, hut. Wed also with Slavic KHAZA = house.
    • Hun: HAZAS = married man.
  • Rus: KHOZYAYKA+ZHENA.
    • Hun: HAZIASSZONY = housewife.
  • Rus: KHOLM. From hereFrom here: KUL'MINATSIYA.
    • Lat: CULMEN = the tip, COLUMEN = vertex, CUMULUS = a pile, COLLIS = Hill. Transition: Russian X ===> C Latin.
    • Ger: KULM = peak. From Russian KHOLM happens and "KUL'MINATSIYA" = KULMINATION.
    • Eng: HILL = Hill, KHOLL = Hill, COLUMN = column. Transition M-L.
    • Eng: CULM = vertex, CULMINATE = culminate. Transition: Russian X ===> C Latin.
    • Fre: CULMINATION = climax.
    • Ita: CULMINE = climax.
    • Spa: CULMINACION = climax.
  • Rus: KHOLOD, KHLAD (old formold form), KHLADNYY, LED, KOLOTUN (by cold). From hereFrom here: ZHELE, KREON.
    • Lat: GELIDA = cold water, GELIDE = coldly, GELIDUS = cold, icy, GELO = freeze, GELU = ice frost, GELIDUS = cold, GELATIO = freezing, EGELIDUS = cooled, LOTUS = lollipop. Transition D-T. Hence, perhaps, KEL'TY - people KHOLODNYKH, northern countries. As well as Latin GLACIO = freeze, GLACIES = hardness, ALGIDUS = cold frosty.
    • Lat: GELUCIDIUM = ice; fromfrom: LED SIDIT, that is, icing, ice, "ice sat down" on the ground, on objects.
    • Lat: FRIGEO = cool down, FRIGUS = cold cold. TransitionsTransitions: KH-G, L-R, F-T or D, and reverse reading KHLAD = KHLD ===> TLKH. And also see the word DROZH', DROZHAT'.
    • Ger: KÄLTE = cold, KALT = cold, KÜHL = chill (compare with Russian KASHEL', cough from cold). Transition KH-K and D-T. From Slavic KHOLODNYY probably the German KALTEN = cool.
    • Eng: COLD, CHILL = cold, COOL = cool, COLDNESS = cold (from the word KHOLODNOST' - AuthAuth.).
    • Fre: GELEE = frost.
    • Spa: HELADA = frost, HELADO = frozen, HIELO = ice.
    • Por: GELADA = frost frost, GELADO = cold, icy.
    • Gre: calazzi (CALAZI, those. KHALAZI) = hail;kruadda (KRUADA, those. KRIADA) = cold. Transition L-R. From here there was a big bush of words, for example, kruooj (KRUOS, those. KRIOS) = cold, kruoo (KRUO, those. KRIO) = frost, kruwnww (KRUWNW, those. KRIONO) = freeze, cool, and so on. Besides,calubaaj (CALIBAS, those. KHALIBAS) = steel, fromsteel, from: KHOLODNOE weapon.
  • Rus: KHOLODNYY.
    • Lat: HALCEDONIA = quiet, windless days of winter.
    • Lat: CALEDONIA = Caledonia, northwestern Scotland. Transition KH-K. Indeed, in the north-west of Scotland is cool enough, so that this area could well be called KHOLODNOY.
  • Rus: KHOMUT.
    • Ger: KUMT = hose clamp.
  • Rus: KHOR, ORAT', OR, KHOR ORAL. From here KHOROVOD: choir+lead (to driveto drive).
    • Lat: A large group of words beginning with CHOR: CHORUS = round dance, crowd, meeting, CHOREA = round dance, dance, CHORAULES = flutist accompanying the choir, CHORAGUS = theater director, CHORAGIUM = magnificent dramatization, subjects necessary for theatrical production, and so on. It's clear that CHOR - this KHOR. As well as Latin CHORALIS = chant.
    • Ger: CHOR = choir, HÖREN = hear, anHÖREN = listen to.
    • Eng: CHOIR = choir, HEAR = hear.
    • Fre: HOEUR = choir.
    • Por: +
    • Spa: CORO = choir.
    • Tur: KORO = choir.
    • Gre: corojj (COROS, those. KHOROS) = dance, ball; coreuuw (COREUW, those. KHOREIO) = translate;corwdiaa (CORWDIA, those. KHORODIA) = choir. And corophdww (COROPHDW, those. KHOROPIDO) = jump, ride, fromjump, ride, from: KHOR+PYATA;coroesperidda (COROESPERIDA, those. KHOROESPERIDA) = ball, fromball, from: KHOR+PERET', that is, dance.
  • Rus: KHORONIT', bury, i.e. hide.
    • Ger: HORT = treasure. And also maybe the transition R-L, what gives from Russian KLAD - KLD unvoted option KHRT = latin HRT.
  • Rus: KHORONIT', KHRANIT'. From hereFrom here: KHRONICHESKIY (sick for examplesick for example).
    • Lat: ACHERON = river in the underworld (which take the dead). Wed also with russian SKHORON, SKHORONIT'. As well as Latin CHARON = Charon - the mythical carrier of the souls of the dead through Acheron to the kingdom of shadows, CHARONEUS = underground, hellish.
    • Lat: CREMATIO = burning, CREMO = burn. Could have come from the word KHORONIT', because often at the funeral the corpse was burned and buried ashes. In this case, we see a transition N-M, i.e: burybury = KHRNT ===> KHRMT = crematiio.
    • Ger: KRANK = sick. Transition KH-K.
    • Eng: CHRONIK = chronic, lingering, terrible (talktalk.).
    • Eng: CREMATE = cremate, burn corpses.
  • Rus: KHOROSHO. It is not excluded that the word KHOROSHO directly related to the name KHOROS, KHRIS, Christ, in the transition C --- W, namelyChrist, in the transition C --- W, namely: KHOROS <-===> KHOROSHO. People naturally believed that God, that is KHOROS - "this KHOROSHO". By the way, the Hebrew name of God - YAKHVE - It turned out, probably, when you read the word back BOG, since B and C could go into each other, that is BOG ===> GOV ===> IEGOVA. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: KHARIZMA. Apparently word SAKHAR also turned transition SH---S and rearrangement of silt words KHOROSHO: KHRSH ---> SKHR. In ancient times, sweets, sugar were valued and believed that «it's goodit's good».
    • Lat: AD-HORTOR = approve.
    • Eng: HEALTH = health. Due to transition L-R word health could originally sound like hearth and read not as "health", but "hers". In this case HEARTH could occur from the word KHOROSHO, since C and Sh were transforming into each other. I.e KHOROSHO = KHRSH -===> KHLS = HEALTH.
    • Gre: cairww (CAIRW, those. KHAIRO) = rejoice; carra (CARA, those. KHARA) = joy;carizzw (CARIZW, those. KHARIZO) = make presents; carismaa (CARISMA, those. KHARIZMA) = gift, dignity (from here KHARIZMA as «nice attractive look»); crhsimooj (CRHSIMOS, those. KHRISIMOS) = useful, necessary;carrh (CARH, those. KHARI) = lovely; korojj (KOROS, those. KOROS) = satiation. Transition KH-K and SH-S. Andkrassi (KRASI, those. KRASI),krashh (KRASH, those. KRASI) = wine. From wine became «OK» (intoxication). Maybe greek KRASI comes from the word KRASNOE wine. From here and krasopoturro (KRASOPOTHRO, those. KRASOPOTIRO) = glass, glass, fromglass, glass, from: KHOROSHO+PIT'. Greek POTIR – from the word PIT'. Further, caroumenojj (CAROUMENOS, those. KHAROIMENOS) = cheerful, cheerful, fromcheerful, cheerful, from: KHOROSHO MNE; cairw poluu (CAIRWPOLU, those. KHAIRO POLI) = very nice!, fromfrom: KHOROSHO+BOLEE.
    • Gre: crusooj (CRUSOS, those. KHRISOS) = gold golden; crusafii (CRUSAFI, those. KHRISAFI) = gold. Recall that KHRISTA identified with the sun (with goldwith gold).
    • Gre: eucaristaa (EUCARISTA, those. EIKHARISTA) = nice fun, eucaristwjj (EUCARISTWS, those. EIKHARISTOS) = happy, eager, pleasant; eucaristww (EUCARISTW, those. EIKHARISTO) = thank you nice thank you; acaristojj (ACARISTOS, those. AKHARISTOS) = ungrateful fromungrateful from: NEKHOROSHO, since a here – this denial. And so on, from here came a big bush of words..
    • Gre: agiojj (AGIOS, those. AGIOS) = holy, sacred. FromFrom: KHS – abbreviated word KHRISTOS or «OKOK».
    • Gre: kalojj (KALOS, those. KALOS) = good. Transition KH-K, R-L, SH-S. And kalwwj (KALWS, those. KALOS) = OK; kallo (KALO, those. KALO) = good fromgood from: KHOR(osho) during the transition KH-K and R-L; kaloss (KALOS, those. KALOS) = kind. From here there was a big bush of words.. for example, kalhmeraa (KALHMERA, those. KALIMERA) = good day!, fromfrom: KHOR(oshoosho)+MERA (day, see above); kalhmerra (KALHMERA, those. KALINIKHTA) = good night!, fromfrom: KHOR(oshoosho)+NOCH' (see above). Andkalhmeraa (KALHMERA, those. KALLIERGO) = cultivatecultivate: KHOR(oshoosho)+ORAT' (to plow); kalmarww (KALMARW, those. KALMARO) = soothe fromsoothe from: KHOR(oshoosho)+ MERA, that is, moderately; kalokairii (KALOKAIRI, those. KALOKAIRI) = summer fromsummer from: KHOR(oshoosho)+ZHAR (hot); kalotucojj (KALOTUCOS, those. KALOTIKHOS) = lucky fromlucky from: KHOR(oshoosho)+UDACHA, transition D-T and CH-KH; kallitecniaa (KALLITECNIA, those. KALLITEKHNIA) = skill, art, fromskill, art, from: KHOR(oshoosho)+TESANYY, transition S-KH. This shows that the art of carpenters who made houses and built houses was highly valued.. And kaluteraa (KALUTERA, those. KALITERA) = it is better; kaluterojj (KALUTEROS, those. KALITEROS) = best; kalutereuuw (KALUTEREUW, those. KALITEREIO) = hear fromhear from: KHOR(oshoosho)+TORYU; kalwsrizww (KALWSRIZW, those. KALOSRIZO) = greet fromgreet from: KHOROSHO+RECH'; kaloi tropoii (KALOITROPOI, those. KALOI TROPOI) = decency fromdecency from: KHOROSHAYA TROPA (exact Slavic expression). Andparacwrhshh (PARACWRHSH, those. PARAKHORISI) = assignment, paracwrww (PARACWRW, those. PARAKHORO) = give waygive way: BERI+KHOROSHO, i.ei.e «KHOROSHO, BERI!», I allow you to take, I agree. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: KHOR', ferret.
    • Lat: FURO = ferret. Transition KH-F.
  • Rus: KHOTET', KHOTEN'E [223], [225] V. Dahl. And POKHOT', passionate desire.
    • Ger: möCHTE = I would like to.
    • Eng: GET = achieve. And THOUGH = although. In the latter case, we see the reverse reading of the Russian word KHOTET'.
    • Hun: AHITANI = (passionately) to crave.
    • Gre: eucomaii (EUCOMAI, those. EIKHOMAI) = want. Transition m(te) ===> m=M. And akeffa (AKEFA, those. AKEFA) = reluctantly. Transition KH-K and T-F, moreover A – denial that is: a-kefa = not KT – not KHT = don't want don't want.
    • Gre: poqojj (POQOS, those. POFOS, POTOS) = desire, poqww (POQW, those. POFO, POTO) = crave.
  • Rus: KHOKHOL, tuft.
    • Eng: HACKLE = long feathers on the neck of a rooster and other birds.
  • Rus: KHRABRYY, GORDYY, from the word ORDA, pronounced the same as HORDA = chord or horta. From here, by the way, the name of a famous people could occur. KURDY.
    • Ger: KRAFT = power. Transition B-F.
    • Eng: CRAFT = dexterity.
  • Rus: KHRANYU, KHRANIT'. Close to the meaning of the word RUKHLYAD', those. something old. Back reading: I keepI keep = KHRN --- RKHL = junk and transition N-L. By the way, Greek l and n got confused because the letters could turn on the line. From hereFrom here: KHRONIKA (historicalhistorical), ARKHIV.
    • Lat: CHRONICA = chronicle (historical). Perfectly answers the essence of the matter: chronicle KHRANIT information about the past. Or else KHRONOS - from the word SROK, upon readback.
    • Lat: ARCHIUM (archivium) = archive. Transition N-M and permutation: I keepI keep = KHRN ===> RKHN = archium.
    • Lat: HORREUM = barn, granary. Transition N-M. The barn is really meant for KHRANENIYA.
    • Eng: CHRONICLE = chronicle.
    • Eng: ARCHIVES = archive.
    • Spa: CRANEO = skull. The skull really "keeps the brain", protects it. Or else CRANEO derived from old russian CHREN = KOTEL. According to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.1312: cheren (tseren) - samovar boiler or deep pan. The skull really looks like a cauldron.
    • Gre: kraniio (KRANIO those. KRANIO) = skull, kranojj (KRANOS, those. KRANOS) = helmet. Andkrassh (KRASH, those. KRASI) = stock.
    • Gre: krem(n)ww (KRENW, those. KRENO) = hang up. FromFrom: KHRANYU. And kremastarii (KREMASTARI, those. KREMASTARI) = hanger. FromFrom: KHRANYU+OSTRIE, that is, they hang it on a sharp peg and store clothes. OrOr: KHRANYU STAROE. Further,krematorioo (KREMATORIO, those. KREMATORIO) = crematorium fromcrematorium from: KHORONYU+TORYU, that is, I bear to bury.
    • Gre: arceiio (ARCEIO, those. ARKHEIO) = archive, arcaiooj (ARCAIOS, those. ARKHAIOS) =ancient, antique, arcaiaa (ARCAIA, those. ARKHAIA) = antiquities. And arcikooj (ARCIKOS, those. ARKHIKOS) = initial.
    • Gre: griia (GRIA, those. GRIA) = old woman. And ricvvw (RICNW, those. RIKHNO) = throw away fromthrow away from: RUKHLYAD'.
  • Rus: KHRANYU TELO, i.e TELOKHRANITEL', TELO OKHRANYAYU.
    • Lat: LATERENSIS = bodyguard. Transition X,SH-S and reverse readingand reverse reading: KHRANYU TELO ===> LAT+RENSIS.
  • Rus: KHRANYU+ULOZHU, KHRANYU+UKLAD. And also see. KHRONOS (timetime) + ULOZHU, those. ordering dates, time. From hereFrom here: KHRONOLOGIYA, ARKHEOLOGIYA. About the origin of the word KHRONOS see above.
    • Lat: CHRONOLOGIA = chronology. Good answer: chronology as a date system, KHRANIT and UKLADYVAET information about the past in a single system.
    • Eng: CHRONOLOGY = chronology.
    • Gre: arcaiologiaa (ARCAIOLOGIA, those. ARKHAIOLOGIA) = archeology. FromFrom: KHRANYU+ULOZHU or RUKHLYAD', or RUKHLYAD'+ULOZHU.
  • Rus: KHREN.
    • Ger: KREN = horseradish country (wild) (Austr. botAustr. bot.).
    • Ita: CREN = horseradish.
    • Gre: cranooj (CRANOS, those. KHRANOS) = horseradish.
  • Rus: KHRIPET', KHRIP. Hence the word GRIPP, that is, a disease in which KHRIPIT throat appear KHRIPY in the lungs, etc..
    • Ger: KRIEPIREN = peep.
    • Eng: GRIPPE = flu, CREPITATE = wheeze (about lungs), crackle, crackle, crackle, CROAK = to die.
    • Gre: griphh (GRIPH, those. GRIPI) = flu. And bracnaa (BRACNA, those. BRAKHNA) = hoarseness. Transition P-B and the reverse reading of the word KHRIP, i.e: wheezewheeze = KHRP ===> PRKHN = brahna.
  • Rus: KHRUST or KOROSTA, i.e. bark.
    • Lat: CRUSTA = shell, bark, bread crust. Indeed, the shell crunches. From here there was a whole bush of Latin words.From here there was a whole bush of Latin words.: CRUSTOSUS = covered with thick bark, CRUSTULA = shell, CRUSTULUM = rusk, cupcake, CRUSTUM = biscuits, cake, etc. Latin origin CRUSTA = plaster from slavic KOROSTA (bark) or from the word KHRUSTET', KHRUST, it becomes clear also because cement and plaster were made by grinding soft rock in mortars. When splitting, kneading under the weight of a pest rock KHRUSTIT.
    • Ger: KROSS - crisp, toasted.
    • Eng: CRUNCH, CRACKLE = crunch.
    • Spa: CORRUSCO = bread crust.
    • Gre: kroustaa (KROUSTA, those. KROISTA) = test layer. For example, toasted crust crunches. Or from the word KRYT', coat with a layer, SKRYT'.
  • Rus: KHRUSTEL (for example fragilefor example fragile), KHRUST or KOROSTA, bark. And TRESHCHAT', TRESHCHAL. From hereFrom here: KRISTALL, KHRUSTAL'.
    • Lat: CRYSTALLUS, CHRYSTALLUS = ice, rhinestone, crystal, CRYSTALLINA = crystal vessels, CRYSTALLINIUM = crystal bowl, CRYSTALLINUS = crystal, CHRYSTALLUM = diamond, crystal.
    • Lat: FRACTURA = fracture. Transition KH-F and Russian C ===> C Latin. And also see the word TRESHCHAT'.
    • Eng: CRYSTAL = crystal.
    • Fre: CROUSTILLE = bread crust, CROUSTILLANT = crisp.
    • Gre: krustalloo (KRUSTALLO, those. KRISTALLO) = crystal, crystal. And krissh (KRISH, those. KRISI) = fracture.
  • Rus: KHRUPKIY, KHRUPNUT'.
    • Lat: CREPITO = pop. Transition KH-K.
  • Rus: KHRYAK (pigpig), KHRYUKAT'.
    • Eng: HOG = hog pig.
    • Gre: coirooj (COIROS, those. KHOIROS) = pig; coirinoo (COIRINO, those. KHOIRINO) = pork. Transition K-N.

Ts[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: TSAPAT', TSAPAL, STSAPAT', TSAPAYU, STSAPAT', TSEPLYAT', ZATSEPIT', grab, TSAPA - bribe taker [223], [225] V. Dahl. And KHAPAT', KHAPAYU, SHCHUPAT', SHCHUPAYU. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: OKKUPATSIYA, KONTSEPTSIYA.
    • Lat: CAPTO = grab, CAPIO, CEPI, CAPTUM = captivate. Here, Latin C, which also sounds like C, gives "capio". As well as Latin CAPTATIO = chase, harassment, crumbling, CAPTIO = taking, trick, trap, charging, receiving, CUPITUM = covet, CAPTUS = caught. Or transition: Russian C, W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: CAPTIVUS = captured captive, CAPTIVO = seize, CAPTURA = catching, CAPTIVITAS = captivity. Latin letter transition U-V.
    • Lat: OCCUPO = seize, hug, seize, invader, thief, thief, OCCUPATIO = occupation, occupation.
    • Lat: COPULO = interlock, COPULATIO = clutch.
    • Lat: CUPIDE = eagerly hot, CUPIO, CUPITUM = crave, CUPIDITAS = passion, longing, thirst, excitement, CUPIDO = desire, desire, love, CUPIDUS = greedy, greedy, CUPIENTER = greedily, CAPITALIS = criminal. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and T-D. Hence the name «the ancient» god - KUPIDON.
    • Lat: CAPACITAS = susceptibility, CAPAX = receptive, CAPACITAS = capacity, CEPI, CEPTUM, ACCIPIO = perceive, teach, receive, ACCIPO, CEPI, CEPTUM = meet.
    • Lat: CONCIPIO, CEPI, CEPTUM = conceive, CONCEPTUS = conception. Probably derived from the expressionProbably derived from the expression: SEMYA TSAPAT', SEMYA STSAPAT', that is, "grab the seed", get the seed, get pregnant.
    • Lat: SAEPIO, SAEPSI, SAEPTUM = to entangle, SAPIO, SAPII = understand. Transition TS-S.
    • Lat: CAPULUS = handle, handle.
    • Lat: AUCUPIUM, AUCUPO = catching birds, catch, prey, bird, game, catch.
    • Ger: KONZEPT = concept.
    • Eng: CAPTIVE = captive, CAPTURE = detention, capture, loot, seize by force, take captive, CAPTIVITY = captivity.
    • Eng: OCCUPY = seize, conquer, seize, occupy, OCCUPATION = conquest.
    • Eng: COPULA = bundle, bundle, bundle, COPULATE = mate, COPULATION = connection, merge, union, union.
    • Eng: CUPIDITY = greed, greed, stinginess, stinginess.
    • Eng: ACCEPT = take, ACCEPTIO = reception, ACCEPTABLE = acceptable.
    • Eng: CAPACITY = ability, volume, capacity.
    • Eng: CONCEPTION = conception, understanding, concept, CONCEPTUS = fertilized egg (mammals). YoungYoung) CONCEPT = concept, idea, general idea, concept. Could happen either from SEMYA TSAPAT' (see above), that is, "seize the seed (meaning)", either from KOM TSAPAT' or SO+TSAPAT', "ZATSAPAT'", that is, grab immediately "com (a bunch)" thoughts, ideas.
    • Fre: CONCEPTION = concept.
    • Spa: CONCEPCION = concept.
    • Tur: CAPUL = robbery.
    • Gre: kapatsooj (KAPATSOS, those. KAPATSOS) = clever. FromFrom: TSAPAT', during the transition TS-K. And kouppi (KOUPI, those. KOIPI) = paddle (I grab the waterI grab the water). #
    • Rus: TSAPAT' BYTIE, that is to assimilate, eagerly "grab" the surrounding reality, perceive the world.
    • Lat: RECEPTIVITAS = susceptibility. I.e ree+CEPT+VITAS. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and B-V.
    • Eng: RECEPTIVITY = susceptibility, sensitivity, RECEPTIVE = sensitive, feeling.
  • Rus: TSAPKA (to biteto bite), TYAPKA.
    • Tur: CAPACI = working hoe (hoehoe).
  • Rus: TSAP-TSARAP, to scratch, TSAPAT' and TSARAPAT'.
    • Lat: CANCER = claw, claw, cancer, crab. Transition TS-K and P-N, since the handwritten letters are Russian "p" and Latin "n" written like. They could easily be confused..
    • Eng: CANCER = (honey.) crayfish.
    • Gre: karkinooj (KARKINOS, those. KARKINOS) = crayfish (honeyhoney.).
    • Gre: keratto (KERATO, those. KERATO) = horn.
  • Rus: TSARAPAYU, TSARAPAT', TSARAPAL, PROTSARAPAL, scratched. And REPEY, clawing, clinging plant. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: GRAF, GRAFIKA, GRAFOLOG, REPTILIYA, SERPANTIN.
    • Lat: CARPO, CERPSI = tear, cut, pull, tear, CARPO, CARPTUM, CERPTUM = to tear up, CARO = to scratch, CORRIPIO = grasp.
    • Lat: CAPRA = goat, CAPER = goat, CAPREA = wild goat. Indeed, goats have sharp horns that TSARAPAYUT. Hence the Latin CAPRICORNI = Capricorn (constellation of the zodiac, as well as the Tropic of Capricorn, etc..) could occur from a phrase TSARAPAT'+KOREN', i.e. scratching horns=the roots. Capricorn is so portrayed - with two sharp curved horns. Here, Russian C has been converted to Latin C.
    • Lat: ACERBE = sternly, hostile, cruel, merciless, ACERBITAS = severity, cruelty, astringency or bitterness.
    • Lat: SERPO, SERPSI = creep, SERPENS = creeping, creepy, snake, SERPENTINUS = serpentine, SERPENTIPES = serpentine legs, serpentine (i.e TSARAPAT'+PESHIY - AuthAuth.), SERPENTIGENA = snake born (i.e TSARAPAT'+ZHENA - Auth.). Transition TS-S. In fact, the crawling animal TSARAPAET, scrapes the ground, leaves a scratched mark.
    • Lat: IRREPO, REPO, REPSI, REPTUM = crawl, REPTILIS = creeping, creeping, REPTILE = reptile.
    • Lat: CARBO = coal. FromFrom: TSARAPAYU, since coal «scratched» from the ground. Hence the English CARBON = coal. May be, CARBON comes from the word CHERNYY, as coal – the black.
    • Eng: CARPUS = (anat.) wrist. Good answer: using the wrist, the hand or paw grabs, scratches. By the way, we note along the way that the Russian word ZAPYAST'E comes probably from a combination ZA+PYAST'E, for fingers.
    • Eng: ACERBITY = bitterness, astringency, sharpness, hardness, ACERBIC = sour, tart, unpleasant, sharp, rough; caustic.
    • Eng: SERPENT = large poisonous snake, snake, SERPENS = (asters.) Snake (constellationconstellation), SERPENTINE = serpentine, serpentine, wriggling, tortuous.
    • Eng: REPTILE = reptile.
    • Gre: grafhh (GRAFH, those. GRAFI) = writing, writing, handwriting; graptojj (GRAPTOS, those. GRAPTOS) = writing. FromFrom: TSARAPAYU. From here there was a big bush of words, see also the word above. SKREBU, SKRIPET' (pen). for example, perigraffh (PERIGRAFH, those. PERIGRAFI) = image fromimage from: PROTSARAPAYU; epigraffh (EPIGRAFH, those. EPIGRAFI) = inscription frominscription from: POTSARAPAYU; antigrafww (ANTIGRAFW, those. ANTIGRAFO) = rewrite fromrewrite from: NET+TSARAPAYU; upograffw (UPOGRAFW, those. IPOGRAFO) = sign onsign on: POTSARAPAYU.
    • Gre: karbounno (KARBOUNO, those. KARBOINO) = coal. Either fromEither from: TSARAPAYU (coal «scratch out» out of the ground), transition P-B, either fromeither from: CHERNYY.
  • Rus: TSARAPAYU, TSARAPAT' in terms of TSAPAT', eagerly grab. As well as the word ZABIRAT', ZABRAT' (grab). From hereFrom here: UZURPATSIYA.
    • Lat: USURPO = seize, seize, seize, usurp, USURPATIO = abduction, unlawful seizure, abuse, USURPATOR = invader, USURPATORIS = aggressive. Transition TS-S. Or from the word ZABRAT' when rearranging ZBR ===> ZRB.
    • Eng: USURP = usurp, USURPATION = usurpation.
    • Gre: eisprattww (EISPRATTW, those. EISPRATTO) = to charge (for example, customs duty). FromFrom: ZABRAT'.
  • Rus: TSAREVICH.
    • Tur: CAREVIC = prince.
  • Rus: TSARIT', TSAR' TELA. Really head TSARIT above TELOM, rules the body. And also see the Russian word KAPISHCHE. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.216: the temple is originally the location of the “caps”, that is, images, idols, idols, a pagan temple. Rather, from the word KAPISHCHE Latin also happened CAPITIS = capital, head. From hereFrom here: KAPITAL'NYY.
    • Lat: CAPUT, CAPITIS = head capital, CAPITALIS = head. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, Russian ===> p latin. Hence the Latin CAPITANEUS = graph; could occur from a combination TSAR' NASH, TSARIT'+NASH.
    • Eng: CAPITAL = prime, first-class, capital. Could occur from the expression TSAR' TELA.
    • Gre: kapetaniooj (KAPETANIOS, those. KAPETANIOS) = commander.
  • Rus: TSAR', TSARSKIY. From hereFrom here: SER, KIR, SIR.
    • Lat: AESAR, ARIS = the God (Etruscan.). As well as Latin CAERIMONIA = holiness, reverence, cult ritual, celebration, ceremony. I.e TSAR'+MONOS.
    • Lat: CARRUC(H)A = crew of senior government officials. From Slavic TSARSKIY. Hence the word KARETA; and also see the word SKORO.
    • Lat: REX = king. Back reading TSR ===> RTS or RKS.
    • Eng: TSAR, CZAR, TZAR = king, SIR = sir lord.
    • Hun: CAR = king.
    • Tur: CASAR = Caesar, Kaiser, Emperor.
    • Gre: tsarooj (TSAROS, those. TSAROS) = king; kuriaa (KURIA, those. KIRIA) = mistress, mistress, kuriojj (KURIOS, those. KIRIOS) = mister chief, kurooj (KUROS, those. KIROS) = authority, kuriarcww (KURIARCW, those. KIRIARKHO) = to dominate. And so on. Transition TS-K. And palikarii (PALIKARI, those. PALIKARI) = hero, fromhero, from: BOLEE+TSARYU, that is, surpasses all, or fromthat is, surpasses all, or from: BIL+TSARYU. Further, Kuriakkh (KURIAKH, those. KIRIAKI) = Sunday.
  • Rus: TSAR'+KOFR or TSAR'+KOVCHEG or KOVSH, i.e TSARSKIY KOVCHEG. The ark as well KOFROM called the chest storage box. Word KOFR, probably derived from russian SOKHRANYAT', since C could also be read as K. Wed also russian KOVSH, KOPIT', KOPILKA. Note that KUPIT' and KOPIT' similar in meaning. See also words KHRANYU, KHORONYU, ZAKHORONYU, SOKHRANIT'. From hereFrom here: SARKOFAG.
    • Lat: SARCOPHAGUS = sarcophagus, coffin. I.e SAR+COPHAGUS = TSAR'+KOVCHEG, or TSAR'+KOFR. Transition V-F.
    • Ger: SARKOPHAG = sarcophagus.
    • Eng: SARCOPHAGUS = sarcophagus.
    • Fre: SARCOPHAGE = sarcophagus.
    • Spa: SARCOFAGO = sarcophagus.
  • Rus: TSVET, TSVETOK.
    • Gre: anqojj (ANQOS, those. ANTOS) = color, flower, anqizww (ANQIZO, those. ANTIZO) = blossom. Confused n --- v due to the similarity of writing, and S-TS. I.e: ColourColour = TSVT ===> NTS = anthos.
  • Rus: TSEDIT', filter the drink.
    • Lat: gutta CADO, CECIDI = drip. By the way latin GUTTA = drop probably happened as a result of the reverse reading of the word TYAG, TYAGA; see above.
    • Eng: CIDER or CYDER = cider. This is a "low alcohol wine obtained by fermentation of apple juice" [797], with.1200. Apple wine, unlike grape wine, had to be carefully TSEDIT', filter. This is how the English and French words originated. SIDR.
    • Fre: CIDRE = cider.
  • Rus: TSELEBNYY.
    • Lat: SALUBER = healing, healing, SALUBRITAS = healing. Transition TS-S.
    • Eng: SALUBRIOUS = healthy, healthy, healing.
    • Fre: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: SALUBRE = healing.
  • Rus: TSELYY.
    • Lat: SALVUS = unharmed. Transition TS-S.
    • Gre: olooj (OLOS, those. OLOS) = all. Reverse reading and transition TS-S.
  • Rus: TSEL', TSELEUSTREMLENNOST', TSELIT'SYA, onTSELIT'.
    • Lat: CALCIS, CALX = target, CALX = the finish.
    • Lat: TELUM = arrow. Transition z-t due to the similarity of writing and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Ger: ZIEL = target, ZIELEN = aim.
    • Fre: ZE`LE = zeal, zeal.
    • Iri: CEILE = rival. On the battlefield, aim at the enemy.
    • Hun: CEL = target.
  • Rus: TSEL' BIT', i.e. shoot the target, hit the target.
    • Lat: SCLOPETO = shoot, SCLOPETATIO = shooting.
  • Rus: TSEL'+LINIYA.
    • Lat: COL-LINEO = aim straight. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: TSEL'NYY.
    • Lat: COLUMIS = unharmed. Transition N-M.
  • Rus: TSENA, TSENIT', evaluate. From hereFrom here: TSENZ.
    • Lat: CENSIO, CENSEO = rewrite property, evaluate, make an inventory, tax census, CENSUS = valuation, census of property, CENSEO, CENSUI = evaluate. See also expression SE+NASHE, i.e ETO - NASHE! Belongs to us.
    • Lat: AESTIMATIO = assessment, AESTIMO = evaluate, AESTIMATOR = appraiser. Transition N-M and permutation: appreciateappreciate = TSNT ===> TSTN = aestimo. Either comes from the word STOIT', STOIMOST'.
    • Eng: CENSUS = census.
    • Eng: ESTIMATION = approximate estimation, estimation, approximate calculation, calculation. see also STOIT', STOIMOST'.
  • Rus: TSERKOV'. Maybe this name comes from the word SKRYTYY, SOKROVENNYY, that is something hidden, sacred. No wonder the word is used in relation to the main religious rites. TAINSTVO, i.e TAYNA. See above comments on the word. SKRYT', SKRYTYY. About another Latin (Greek) church names like ECCLISIA see below the word KLYUCH, ZAKLYUCHAT' (in the second part of our Dictionary), or KLICH - appeal.
    • Lat: Aedes SACRA = church (like a templelike a temple).
    • Ger: KIRCHE = church. Here is the transition C to K, since Latin C is read both as C and as K.
    • Eng: CHURCH = church, church as an organization, religion.
  • Rus: TSIBULYA, onion plant; in Ukrainian.
    • Lat: CAEPA = bow.
    • Ger: ZWIEBEL = bow. It is also clear that this is a Slavic word. STEBEL'. Spring onions really grow in the form of long stems. Latin letter w and Russian m («te» three chopsticks) differ only in orientation.
    • Spa: CEBOLLA = onion plant.
    • Ita: CIPOLLA = onion plant.
  • Rus: TSYGAN. Probably in the same sense bush as GON, GNAT', ZAGON, since the Roma used to be nomadic, associated with horses.
    • Ger: ZIGEUNER = Roma.
    • Fre: TZIGANE = Roma.
    • Ita: ZIGANO = Roma.
    • Hun: CIGANY = Gypsy.
    • Spa: CINGARO = Roma.

Ch[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: CHAD, that is soot smoke.
    • Ger: SCHWADEN = fuck.
  • Rus: CHADO = child. As well as servants, man. Chad collected. Star. = housekeeper [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: CHILDREN = children, CHILD = child, KID = baby baby.
    • Spa: CHICOS = guys.
  • Rus: CHAN.
    • Ger: KANNE = mug, jug, capacity for liquids.
  • Rus: CHAPRAK, CHEPRAK, cloth, carpet, fur bedding under the saddle, above the potnik. Chaprak, vst.-sib., Leather flap fastened to the rear bow of the saddle. Chamoking trim [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: CAPRAK = chaprak.
  • Rus: CHARKA.
    • Lat: CARCHESIUM = (grech.) a tall widened glass with handles full height.
  • Rus: CHELO. From here SHLEM and CHALMA. The helmet closed CHELO, Ie forehead.
    • Lat: GALEA = helmet, GALEO = wear a helmet. Transition CH-G.
    • Ger: HELM = helmet. Transition SH-KH.
    • Eng: HELM, HELMET, SLAM = helmet.
    • Fre: CHELEM, SCHELEM = helmet (kartkart.).
    • Ita: ELMO, ELMETTO = helmet.
    • Spa: YELMO = helmet.
  • Rus: CHEREPOK, and SHCHERBATYY, SHCHERBINKA.
    • Ger: SCHERBE = shard. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: SHARD = shard.
  • Rus: CHERESHNYA.
    • Eng: CHERRY = Cherry (fetusfetus).
  • Rus: CHERTA, CHERTIT', CHERCHU, CHERTA how to draw a line and how CHERTA of character, CHERTY faces. Insofar as CH-SH could go into each other, then in the same bush – word SHTRIKH.
    • Eng: FEATURES = facial features. Transition CH-F and permutationand permutation: CHRT ===> FTR. And STROKE, FEATURE = hatch.
    • Ger: STRICH = draw a line.
    • Iri: CEIRD = line. Transition CH-S and T-D.
    • Gre: carazzw (CARAZW, those. KHARAZO) = draw; carakass (CARAKAS, those. KHARAKAS) = ruler. FromFrom: CHERCHU. And carakthrass (CARAKTIRAS, those. KHARAKTIRAS) = character, distinguishing feature, fromcharacter, distinguishing feature, from: CHERTIT'+RISUYU; similarly carakthrizzw (CARAKTIRIZW, those. KHARAKTIRIZO) = characterize fromcharacterize from: CHERCHU+RISUYU (from here KHARAKTERISTIKA); carakwnnw (CARAKWNW, those. KHARAKONO) = draw a linedraw a line: OCHERCHENYY. And so on.
  • Rus: CHESTIT'. That is to scold, scold.
    • Lat: CASTIGO = scold.
    • Eng: CASTIGATE = condemn (corporeal or verbalcorporeal or verbal).
  • Rus: CHESTNO, CHESTNOST'.
    • Lat: HONESTAS = honesty, respect, honor, honor, virtue, beauty, HONESTE = with honor, worthily, decently, HONESTO = show respect, honor, elevate, decorate, bestow, HONESTUM = honesty, high morality, HONESTUS = worthy of respect.
    • Eng: HONEST = honest, sincere, HONESTLY = honestly sincerely.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+BOL'SHE.
    • Lat: QUADRUPLUS = four times larger. Transition H ===> Q, T-D, B-P, SH-S.
    • Eng: QUADRUPLE = quadruple number, four.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+DEN', four days.
    • Lat: QUATRIDUUM = four days, QUADRIDUUM = four days. Transition H ===> Q, T-D, N-M.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+DESYAT', i.e. fourteen.
    • Lat: QUATTUOR-DECIM = fourteen. Transition: Russian m (te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+TIN (fang). See the word above TIN.
    • Lat: QUADRI-DENS = four-toothed. Transition H ===> Q, T-D.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+ZHENA.
    • Lat: QUADRI-GAMUS = four times married. Transition H ===> Q, T-D, N-M.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+MESYATS.
    • Lat: QUADRIMESTRIS = four months.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+PESHIY.
    • Lat: QUADRUPES = four-footed. Transition H ===> Q, T-D, SH-S.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+POL'YU (spitspit).
    • Lat: QUADRI-FLUUS = current in four directions.
  • Rus: CHETYRE PYATY, CHETYRE+PESHIY.
    • Lat: QUADRUPEDANS = walking or galloping on four legs, QUADRUPES = four-footed.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+RAMA.
    • Lat: QUADRUM = quadrangle square.
  • Rus: CHETYRE+UGOL.
    • Lat: QUADRI-ANGULUS = quadrangular. Transition H ===> Q, T-D.
    • Eng: QUADRIANGULAR = rectangular.
  • Rus: CHIZH.
    • Hun: CSIZ = siskin.
  • Rus: CHIRIKAT'.
    • Eng: CHIRR = chirp.
  • Rus: CHISLO.
    • Ger: ZÄHLEN = think, ZAHL = number. Transition S-TS and CH-KH.
  • Rus: CHISTO, CHISTYY. Hence the "ancient" word KASTA as a social attribute.
    • Lat: CASTE = purely, CASTUS = pure, chaste.
    • Ger: KASTE = caste.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: CASTE = race, clan, tribe, breed (about people), caste (hereditary social group in Hinduism), privileged class.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: CASTA = caste.
  • Rus: CHITAYU, CHITAL, CHITAT'. From hereFrom here: TSITATA, TSITIROVAT', LEKTOR.
    • Lat: CITO = quotequote; CITATA = quotequote; LECTIO = reading, reading aloudreading, reading aloud; LECTOR = reader, reader. Permutation: was readingwas reading = CHTL ===> LCHT = lectio. Or else LECTIO = from the word RECHET, RECH', during the transition R-L.
    • Eng: CITE = quotequote; CITATION = quotequote; CHIT = receipt, short letter, note. Further, LECTOR = lecturer in college or university.
    • Ger: ZITAT = quotequote; ZITIEREN = quote.
    • Fre: CITER = quotequote; CITATION = quote.
    • Ita: CITARE = quotequote; CITATIONE = quote.
    • Spa: CITAR = quotequote; CITA = quote.
  • Rus: CHMOK, CHMOKAT', CHAVKAT'.
    • Ger: SCHMATZE = smack. Transition K-TS.
    • Eng: SMACK = smack, CHAW = chomp.
  • Rus: CHERESLA Wed mnloins, church loins, loins, sacrum, or body circumference above the pelvis [223] V. Dahl.
    • Eng: CHAIR = chair.
    • Fre: CHAISE = chair.
    • Gre: kareklaa (KAREKLA, those. KAREKLA) = chair, seat.
  • Rus: CHTIT', CHTU, CHTIM, respect, honor.
    • Gre: timmh (TIMH, those. TIMI) = honour; timhooj (TIMHOS, those. TIMIOS) = respectable.
  • Rus: CHULOK.
    • Gre: kaltssa (KALTSA, those. KALTSA) = stocking. Reverse reading and transition CH-TS.
  • Rus: CHUNYA, CHUMICHKA, dirtier [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Hun: CSUNYA = ugly ugly.
  • Rus: CHUCHELO.
    • Ger: SCHEUCHE = scarecrow.
  • Rus: CHUSHKA cast iron, that is, cast iron casting. In Russian, the same word CHUSHKA called a pig. Word CHUSHKA is in the same sense bush as the word forCHUKHANNYY, CHUKHAT'SYA. Indeed, pigs sometimes wallow in mud, in puddles, that is, they are dirty, forCHUKHANNYMI.
    • Eng: PIG-IRON = pig iron. That is, "pig iron" because PIG means SVIN'YA. Thus, the Russian word CHUSHKA, which was called iron casting (brought to the West from Russia-Horde), was confused by Western Europeans with the nickname pig - CHUSHKI. This is how the pig iron originated in English.". So it’s clear where the cast iron came to England for the first time..

Sh[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: SHAG, SHAGNUT', KHOZHU.
    • Ger: SCHUH = boot shoes.
    • Eng: SHOE = shoe, shoes.
    • Hun: ATHAGNI = step over. Transition SHGNT (to stepto step) ===> TKHGN (athagnii).
    • Gre: proseggizzw (PROSEGGIZW, those. PROSEGGIZO) = come up. FromFrom: PROSHAGAYU.
  • Rus: SHALASH.
    • Tur: SALAS = hut. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SHAL'. Maybe in the same bush with the word SHELK.
    • Eng: SHAWL = shawl.
    • Ger: SHALKRAGEN = shawl collar.
    • Fre: CHALE = shawl.
    • Ita: SCIALLE = shawl.
    • Spa: CHAL = shawl; in spanish.
    • Gre: salli (SALI, those. SALI) = shawl. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SHAPKA.
    • Lat: CAPPA = cap. Transition SH-S and Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CAP = cap.
    • Tur: SAPKA = cap. Transition S-SH.
  • Rus: SHATAL, SHATAT'SYA.
    • Eng: SHUTTLE = shuttle. The shuttle really "staggers", goes back and forth.
  • Rus: SHATER, giving TEN', sun shading. And SHATER as a dwelling, construction.
    • Ger: SCHATTEN = shadow, SCHATTIEREN = shade (i.e. shadei.e. shade).
    • Eng: SHADE, SHADOW = shadow, SHADY = shady, dark, SHADING = shading, SHED = shed. Transition T-D.
    • Fre: CHATEAU = Castle (fortificationfortification).
    • Gre: ctiriio (CTIRIO, those. KHTIRIO) = building.
  • Rus: SHEVELYU.
    • Lat: CEVEO = stir (hips), wag his ass. Transition SH-S. As well as Latin MOVEO = stir. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: SHELK.
    • Lat: SERICUM = silk. TransitionTransition: SH-S and L-R. Hence the Latin wordsHence the Latin words: SERICA = silk fabrics, SERICATUS = dressed in silk, SERICUS, SERICEUS = silk, and so on.
    • Eng: SILK = silk. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SHELUKHA, LUSHCHIT'.
    • Ger: SCHALE = husk, SCHÄLEN = peel.
    • Eng: SHELL = peel off, HULL = husk.
    • Iri: SHELL = peel the shells.
  • Rus: SHEST, SHESTOK.
    • Lat: HASTA = pole, pole, stake, dart, spear, FISTUS = club. Transition SH-KH,F.
    • Ger: STOCK = stick, cane, bush. Wed also with russian STUK, that is, the stick or cane in their hands is issued STUK when walking.
    • Eng: HASTATE = swept.
  • Rus: SHEST'+MESYATS, i.e SHEST' MESYATSEV.
    • Lat: SEX MENSES = half year. That is six months.
    • Eng: SIX MONTHS = six months, half year.
  • Rus: SHILO.
    • Ger: AHLE = awl. Transition SH-KH.
    • Eng: AWL = awl. Transition: Russian W ===> W due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: SHIPET', SHIPEL, SHEPELYAVIT', sizzle with anger. And SIPEL, SIPET'.
    • Lat: SIBILUS = hissing, SIBILO = sizzle, SIBILATIO = hiss or whistle, SIBILUM = whistling. Transition SH-S, then P-B and T-L, since latin t and l written like.
    • Eng: SPITE = anger. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: SIBILANT = whistling.
  • Rus: SHIR', width.
    • Eng: SHIRE = county (as territory), plot of land. And SHORE = Coast (seas, lakes, oceans but not rivers), coast.
  • Rus: SHIT', SH'YU.
    • Lat: SUO, ASSUO, SUI, SUTUM = sew, SUTA = stitching, SUTILUS = embroidered, stitched, SUTOR = shoemaker shoemaker, SUTURA = the seam.
    • Eng: SEW = to sew, SUTURE = sew. Transition SH-S.
  • Rus: SHKANIT' (Vologodsk.) = to mock, SHKANDYBA = lame, kolch, kolchenogiy. Cm. [223], t.4, columns 1445-1446. From hereFrom here: SKANDAL during the transition SH-S.
    • Lat: SCANDALUM = scandal. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: SCANDAL = scandal, shameful, shameful fact, SCOLD = scold(camping), to scold(camping). see also SKLOKA.
    • Fre: SCANDAL(E) = scandal.
  • Rus: SHKURA, SHKURIT', KORA.
    • Lat: SCIRIA = skin. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: CORIUM = skin. Transition: Russian W ===> M Latin (turned the letter), i.e SHKR ===> KRSH.
    • Lat: SCORTEA = clothes from skins, fur coat, toe coat, leather products, SCORTUM = skin, SCORTEUS = made of hide, fur or leather, SCORTINUS = leather. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: SQUALEO = to be crusted, SQUALOR = roughness, mournful clothing, sackcloth. Transition SH-S and R-L.
    • Eng: CORIUM = dermis.
    • Eng: SCOUR = clean, clean, wash. That is, "remove SHKURU", brush off the bark.
  • Rus: SHLENDAT', SHLYANDAT', SHLYNDAT' (tmb.) that is to wander. See dictionary V. DahlSee dictionary V. Dahl [223], [225]: SHLENDA, SHLYANDA, SHLYNDA (tmbtmb.), SHLYALYA.
    • Ger: SCHLENDERN = wander.
  • Rus: SHLEP, SHLEPAT', for example through puddles.
    • Ger: SCHLEPPEN = trudge. And PLANTSCHEN = spank on water.
    • Eng: FLAP = slap. Transition SH-F. As well as english SLUMP = fall down hard.
    • Eng: SLIPPERS = slippers. Transition SH-S. In fact, slippers spank.
  • Rus: SHMEL'. Probably in the same sense bush with the word SHUMEL, as the bumblebee buzzes loudly.
    • Ger: HUMMEL = bumblebee.
  • Rus: SHUBA.
    • Lat: JUBA = mane hair.
    • Ger: SCHAUBE = long top dress covering the whole body; Upper Germanic, according to Y.K. Grotto: "Philological Investigations ", St. Petersburg., 1873, page.458, [282:1], h.2, with.449, note 1. From the Russian word SHUBA occurred, most likely, and Arab DZHUBBA, french JUPE, Italian GIUBBA - skirt spanish CHOPA, cm. [282:1], h.2, with.449, notenote 1.
    • Hun: SUBA = sheepskin long cape (Burqa genusBurqa genus).
  • Rus: SHUKAT' (in Ukrainian), look for.
    • Ger: SUCHE = search, SUCHEN = look for.
    • Eng: SEEK = look for.
  • Rus: SHUMET'.
    • Lat: GEMITUS = noise. Transition SH-ZH,R.
  • Rus: SHUM+PENA, for example, when open champagne. This wine makes noise and foams. So no matter – where exactly SHAMPANSKOE was invented, it is still (and everywhere) called in Russian. Hence, probably, the name of one of the provinces in France.
    • Ger: CHAMPAGNER = champagne.
    • Fre: CHAMPAGNE = champagne.
    • Ita: CHAMPAGNE, SPUMANTE = champagne.
    • Spa: CHAMPANA = champagne.
  • Rus: SHUROVAT' in the oven, SHURUYU, SHURANUT'.
    • Ger: SCHÜREN = stir the coals, SCHÜREISEN = poker.
  • Rus: SHURSHAT', SHURSHU.
    • Lat: SUSURRUS = gurgling, SUSURRO = splatter. Transition SH-S.
    • Lat: MURMUR = buzz, MURMURO = murmur, MURMURATIO = mumbling, MURMURILLO = mumble, IMMURMURO = to grumble. Or it could come from the word MUR-MUR, purr see above. As well as Latin OB-MURMURO = grumble; could occur from about+rustle.
    • Ger: MURMELN = mumble.
    • Eng: MUMBLE = mumble. Transition R-L and SH-M, since they turned the letter.

Shch[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: SHCHADIT'.
    • Ger: SCHADE = it's a pity.
    • Eng: SHADE = protect shade.
  • Rus: SHCHEKA.
    • Eng: CHEEK = cheek.
  • Rus: SHCHEL', SHCHELKA.
    • Ger: SCHLITZ = the crack.
    • Eng: SLIT = the crack, SHELL = sink. Transition SHCH-SH-S. A gap forms between the shell flaps..
  • Rus: SHCHETINA, SHCHETKA.
    • Lat: SAETOSUS = bristled, SAETA, SETA = bristle. Transition u,SH-S.
  • Rus: SHCHI.
    • Eng: SHCHI = soup.
    • Spa: SHCHI = soup.
  • Rus: SHCHIT, ZASHCHITIT', ZASHCHITA.
    • Lat: SCITATUS = armed with shield, SCITARIUS = shield soldier, royal bodyguard (i.e SHCHIT TORYU, I carry a shield, pave the way with a shield - AvtI carry a shield, pave the way with a shield - Avt.), SCUTUM = big shield. Transition uTransition u ===> SC.
    • Ger: SCHUTZ = protection, SCHIELD = shield. Transition SH-SHCH and T-D.
    • Eng: SHIELD = shield.
    • Gre: aspidda (ASPIDA, those. ASPIDA) = shield. Probably transition SHCH-P(FF).
  • Rus: SHCHIT+KROT. That is a "mole with a shield", a turtle is an animal crawling on the ground and covered with a shield-shell.
    • Ger: SSHIELDKRÖTE = turtle. I.e SSHIELD+KRÖTE = shield+mole.

E[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: EVA! - that is, an exclamation of admiration, astonishment.
    • Lat: EVOE! = evoy! jubilant cheer at Bacchus festivities.
  • Rus: EKHO, EY!. Probably one semantic bush with the word UKHO, since the echo is heard UKHOM.
    • Lat: ECHO = echo.
    • Ger: ECHO = echo, OHR = an ear.
    • Eng: ECHO = echo, EAR = an ear.
    • Fre: EXO = echo.
    • Spa: ECO = echo.
    • Gre: hcww (HCW, those. IKHO) = echo.
  • Rus: EKHO+USTA, that is, the sound made by the mouth. From here then happenedFrom here then happened: AKUSTIKA.
    • Eng: ACOUSTIC = acoustic.
    • Ger: AKUSTISCH = acoustic.
    • Fre: ACOUSTIQUE = acoustic.
    • Ita: ACUSTISO = acoustic.
    • Spa: ACUSTICO = acoustic.
  • Rus: ETO, ETOT.
    • Eng: THAT = this.
    • Spa: ESTE = this.
    • Gre: tautothtaa (TAUTOTHTA, those. TAITOTITA) = identical. FromFrom: ETOT+ETOT, that is the same thing. Further, tautocronooj (TAUTOCRONOS, those. TAITOKHRONOS) = simultaneous fromsimultaneous from: ETOT+SROK (SROCHNO, with reverse readingwith reverse reading).

Yu[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: YUNYY, YUNOST'.
    • Lat: JUVENIS = young, young, young man, girl, JUVENTUS, JUVENTA = youth, youth, JUVENALIS = youthful, JUVENCA = young girl, JUVENCUS = young, young.
    • Eng: YOUNG = young.
    • Ger: JUNG = young.
    • Spa: JOVEN = young boy.
    • Fre: JEUNE = young.
    • Gre: neooj (NEOS, those. NEOS), nearooj (NEAROS, those. NEAROS) = young.

Ya[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: I EM, that is, I eat.
    • Tur: YEM = feed, YEMEK = eat.
  • Rus: I ESM', azz ESM'.
    • Eng: I AM = I am.
  • Rus: YABLOKO. See also above old Russian word OBLYY, i.e. round, from which so many words originatedi.e. round, from which so many words originated.===>>>
    • Ger: APFEL = an Apple.
    • Eng: APPLE = an Apple. Apparently, APPLE derived from the old-Russian "oblyy", that is, round. From Russian OBLYY = round probably turned out English BALL = ball. Maybe there is also a connection with Russian POLYY, that is, something empty inside, usually a spherical cavity.
    • Swe: ÄPPLEN = apples.
    • Sco: AIPPLE, YAP = an Apple.
  • Rus: YAGNENOK.
    • Lat: AGNINA = lamb meat, AGNINUS = lamby, AGNUS = lamb.
  • Rus: YAICHNITSA+OKO, that is scrambled eggs+eye = fried eggs.
    • Ger: OCHSENAUGE = fried eggs. Indeed, OCHSEN+AUGE - could occur from CHNTS+OKO, Me andCHNITSA+OKO.
  • Rus: YAYTSO.
    • Ger: EI = egg.
    • Eng: EGG = egg. Here is the transition C to K or G, since the Latin C voiced as both C and K.
    • Fre: OEUF = egg.
    • Swe: ÄGG = egg.
  • Rus: II'KAT', that is, be proud, boast.
    • Lat: JACTO = boast, JACTATIO, JACTITATIO = boasting, JACTITO = flaunt. Transition I ===> J.
    • Eng: JACTITATION = bragging.
  • Rus: YAKOR'. Probably one shrub with words KREPIT', KARYABAT' or see the word KOREN'.
    • Lat: ANCORA = anchor.
    • Eng: ANCHOR = anchor.
    • Gre: agkurra (AGKURA, those. AGKIRA)= anchor.
  • Rus: YARIT', YARYY, YARO, YAROST', YAROSTNYY. From hereFrom here: FURIYA.
    • Lat: IRRITATIO = irritation, IRA = rage, anger, IRE = die, IRATE = angry, angry, IRATUS = angry, angry, furious, IRACUNDE = furiously, IRACUNDIA = rage, a flash of anger, IRACUNDUS = quick-tempered, IRASCENTIA = anger, IRASCOR = be angry. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. And also a Latin expression IRAM DEORUM AVERRUNCO = avert the wrath of the gods; could occur from expression YAROST' DEYU (that is, "god", "godsthat is, "god", "gods") RAMO (that is, "handthat is, "hand") OTVERNU, that is, “I will turn away the wrath of the gods,” or “I will turn away the wrathful hand of gods".
    • Lat: OSOR = hating. Back reading. As well as Latin ACER, ACRIS, ACRE = ardent; could occur from the word YAROST' at the reverse reading and transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Lat: FURIA = rage, rabies, FURIATUS = mad, FURENS = frantic, FURIOSUS = furious, FURO = rage, FUROR = rage. Transition T-F and reverse readingand reverse reading: YARIT' = RT ===> TR.
    • Eng: IRATE = angry, angry, furious, IRRITATE = resent, annoy, annoy, IRASCIBLE = short-tempered, unrestrained, irritable, IRASCIBILITY = irascibility, IREFUL = angry, furious, angry.
    • Eng: FURIOUS = furious, FURIOSITY = fury, rage, fury, anger.
    • Gre: ereqizww (EREQIZW, those. ERETIZO) = to annoy. FromFrom: YAROST'.
    • Gre: agriooj (AGRIOS, those. AGRIOS)= ferocious, cruel, agriojj (AGRIOS, those. AGRIEIO) = come into a rage and so on (big bush of words). And could also occur from GROZA, GROZNYY. From Slavic YARO, YARYY, YAROST' could happen greek EROS and EROT.
  • Rus: YARKO, YARKIY or YARYY LUCH. Or the expression SOLNTSE YAROE, i.e. the sun is very bright, SL+YAR.
    • Lat: CLARE = bright light, CLAREO = be clear, bright, CLARESCO = lighten up, CLARICO = shine brightly, CLARITAS = brightness, CLARO = make light, clear, CLARUS = clear, bright. When reading the words back YARYY LUCH happened CLARE = CL-ARE. Transition H to C latin. Or the opposite reading of the word YARKO gave CLARE during the transition R-L and I ===> R, that is, Russian YARK ===> CLR latin.
    • Eng: CLARIFY = shed light on anything/transparent liquid or air, CLARIFIER = clarifier.
    • Gre: farojj (FAROS, those. FAROS) = lighthouse. Maybe a reverse reading of the word YARKO during the transition K-F.
  • Rus: YASAK. According to the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, YASAK (Turk.), natural tax, which were imposed on non-Russian peoples engaged in hunting in 15-18 centuries in the Volga region, in 17 - nach. 20 centuries in Siberia. Yasak was brought into the treasury of fur, sometimes cattle. The payment of Yasaka was one of the expressions of nationality. English) It turns out that in English, tax-paying person was called "sokeman" , and land tax - "sokeland" . See, for example, Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soke_(legal). By the way, the word "soke "is still preserved in some place names in England.
  • Rus: YASEN' (treetree).
    • Lat: ORNUS = ash. It came out of the word YASEN' on going I ===> R (mirror reflection) and permutation: ashash = YASN ===> YANS ===> RNS = ornus.
    • Eng: ASH = ash. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin (written the same way), i.e: ashash = YASN ===> ASN = ash.

Here we will interrupt our Dictionary.. It became clear that it can be significantly expanded.. In addition, it is necessary to recall the possible transitions of certain letters and sounds into each other.. As we have noted many times, for example, the sounds of LR, FT, B & V often turned into each other.. For example, Russian BREAD and English HERB = grass. Here we see the transition L to P.

Compare also Russian EXODUS and Latin EXODUS. Further, the Russian PESKAR, that is, the type of fish, from the word "sand", and the Latin word PISCARIUS = fish. Further, the "ancient" Greek CENTAUR and Russian KhAN+TAVR or HORSE+TAVR. Or compare: PUP, PUPYRYSHEK and "foreign" PAP = acne. Hence the word PAPPUS = tuft. And PAPULA = nodule - medical term.

Or, for example, the "ancient" god of the oceans and seas POSEIDON. His name, probably, turned out to be a merger of two Slavic words.: BOSEI and DON, that is, GOD DON, GOD'S RIVER. Recall that DON meant earlier simply RIVER, see the book "Empire", ch..11:5.3. And the word BOSEY, for example, is still the Poles in the form of a barefoot means GOD. Thus, the "ancient" Poseidon, most likely, was once the Slavic deity of GOD'S RIVER or, more generally, GOD'S WATER.

Such a large number of matches between the main, primary, words of Russian, Latin and Western European languages ​​can hardly be considered accidental.. A natural question arises.: who borrowed words from anyone? What language is from which originated? Has it happened «foreign» word PEDESTAL = PEDESTAL from the Russian words pyat = PEDE and TABLE = STAL? Or, conversely, the two ancient Russian words FIVE and TABLE turned out to be a splitting of the mysterious overseas word that came to Russia, PEDEDAL? In our opinion, in this case, as in many other (we are not all listed), there is a clear borrowing FROM RUSSIAN LANGUAGE.

Here a large field of activity opens for philologists.. Earlier this kind of research seemed meaningless in terms of Scaligerian chronology.. Now, in the new chronology, many issues of comparative linguistics are resolved significantly differently.. Replacing the erroneous Scaligerian chronology with a new chronology significantly changes the point of view on the history of languages.

In conclusion, we will focus on the word OK (OC), Occitan language. We talked about him in the book "Mastering America by Russia-Horde," ch..1. Today, the word OS is translated as "yes", that is, YES [750]. Isn't that the Anglo-American OK, that is OKAY having the same meaning: yes, all right, okay? The fact that in Occitan the word is OK (OS) meant YES, very interesting. Probably, OK is a slight modification of the Slavic and Russian affirmative words SO. In Rus, one more form of it is preserved - “aha”, which is considered to be not very literary today.. The words AGA or AKA and the word OK are almost identical..

Here is a small, but interesting "Ukrainian-Portuguese dictionary", compiled by Professor, Doctor of Geological Sciences I.V.Davidenko (Moscow). Cm. [222], with.10. In the first place is the Ukrainian word, in the second – Portuguese and on the third – Russian.

Stribaty – estriebe - jump. Tremtites – tremer - tremble. Daruvata – gift - give. Grata – grata – lattice fence. Telya – vetera - calf. Logs – logs – logs (firewood). Reshta – resht - rest. Meta – meta - goal. Sleep (dream) – sono - dream. Kazakin – Kazakos – Cossack, caftan. Lapsus – lapso – mistake, lapse. Few – is small – little little. Koshtue – clap – cost (price). Laurels – laurel – cave, pechera. Bathhouse (lazne) – batho - bath. Moore – moore – wall (wall up). Walkie talkie – ration – meaning (mind), transition Z-C. Raptom – raptu – all of a sudden. To noodle – debalde - in vain. Kamenka – Caminho - stone road. Tortura – tortura - torture ("Tatars"). Hut – Kaza - house, hut, owner. Gachok – gancho – hook. Cebule – sebola - onion, stem. Zedulya – zedula - document (a business). Eyepieces – oculos - glasses (eye, eyes). Risk – risk'ska (i.e. drawn line). Sans – senseo - sense, mind.

In the book «Cossack Aryans: from Russia to India» we have compiled an interesting Russian-Sanskrit dictionary that shows the close relationship of the Slavic language and Sanskrit. However, such a relationship has long been well known to many specialists.. We also give a small Russian-Sanskrit dictionary compiled by I.Davidenko. [222], with.36-42. As he writes, this his table complements the similar dictionary, previously compiled by the doctor of historical sciences N.V. Guseva. In the first place is the Russian word, in the second – Sanskrit.

  • Ad(\), est', glotat' – ad. Artel' arati (koren' "r'yata" poryadok)
  • Balovstvo, detstvo – balatva. Blestet' – bkhlas. Bog – bkhaga. Boginya, deva devi, devika. Bitva, bran' – rana. Brat bkhrat', bkhratra. Bratstvo, bratva – bkhratr'va. Budit', probuzhdat'sya – budkh. Bul'kat', nyryat', tonut' – bul. Byt' – bkhu
  • Vaga, ves, tyazhest' – vakha. Val – val. Vedat', znat' ved, vid. Veden'e, znanie veda, vedana. Vedun – vedin. Vdova – vidkhava. Vesna – vasanta. Ves' (selenie) vish (perekhod SSh). Veter vatar, vayu. Veshatel'naya petlya – veshka. Veshchanie, rech' – vachana. Vertet' vr't, vartana. Voda var, piva, udan. Vodit', rukovodit' – vad. Volk vr'ka (perekhod L v R). Volna, volnenie – valana. Volos – vala. Vopros, sprashivat' prashna, prachchkh. Vsadnik – sadin. Vsegda – sada. Vyakat', govorit' – vak
  • Gadat' – gad. Gat', put' – gati. Glasit', golos (glas), zvuchat' – khlas. Gnat', bit' – gkhna. Gora gir, giri. Goret' – gkhr'. Grabit', khvatat', zagrebat' – grabkh. Griva, zagrivok – griva. Grud' – khrid. Gukat', zvat' – gkhu
  • Dat', davat' da, day. Davan'e – davan. Dan', dar – dana. Dva, dve, dvoe dva, dua, dvi, dvan. Dver' – dvar. Dever' – devr'. Den' – dina. Desyat' dashan (perekhod S v Sh). Divo (nebo, siyanie) – diva. Dolya, chast' – dala. Dom – dam. Drat', rvat' – dr'. Drat', udirat' – dra. Drovyanoy, derevyannyy – drav'ya. Drugoy – drukha. Durnoy, plokhoy – dur. Dut' (idti, stremit'sya) – du. Dut' (razduvat') – dkhu. Dym – dkhuma. Dyra – dara. Dyrka – dr'ka
  • Eda (poedanie) ad, ada, adana. Es\ (az esm', ya est') – asmi
  • Zhalo (ostrie) – dzhal. Zhena – dzhani. Zhivoy – dzhiva. Zhizn' (zhivot) – dzhivatva
  • Zarya – dzhar'ya. Zvat' khva, khve. Zov, vyzov – khvana. Zemlya khema, zena. Zima khima, zima, zma. Znat' – dzhna. Znanie – dzhnana. Znatnyy – dzhanata. Znatok dzhanaka, zanaka
  • Igo, yarmo – yuga. Izba – zba. Il ila, pochva. Izbivat', ubivat' – trup. Itak – itas
  • Kadka, kadushka – kanduka. Kak, kakoy, kto – ka. Kasat'sya, shchupat' – chkhup. Kashlyat' kas, kash. Kogda – kada. Koza bukka, meka. Kotoryy – katara. Koshel' – kosha. Krov' kravis, krv. Krovavyy – krav'ya. Kruchenyy – kruncha. Kruglyy – krukta. Kuda ku, kutas. Kulak kulaka (pyat' vmeste), kulik, kulika. Kurlykat' – kur. Kurchavyy kurcha (zavitok). Kutok – kuta. Kucha – kucha
  • Ladit', igrat' – lad. Laskat', obnimat' – las. Lepit' – lip. Lepka – lep. Lizat' likh, liz. Lish' lish', lesha. Lov – lava. Lyubit' – lubkh. Lupit' – lup. Luch, blesk ruch (perekhod L v R). Lyalit', nezhit' – lal
  • Mastak mastaka (golova). Mater', mat', ma matr, matr', mata, ma. Merknut', mrachnet' – mrch'. Mertvyy – mr'ta. Mesyats – mas. Mekh, runo – mesha. Meshalka – mekshana. Meshat', peremeshivat' – miksh. Meshok – mashaka. Mnenie – manas. Moknut' – mok. Morda (golova) murdkhan, murti. Mochit' – much. Mysh', myshka mush, mushka. Moshennichat', vorovat' – mush. Myaso mae, m'yas, mansa. Myat', izmel'chat' – matkh
  • Nagoy – nagna. Nebo – nabkha. Nebesa – nabkhasa. Net – ned. Ni – ni. Nizka (bus) – nishka. Nizina nikhina, nizina. Nizkiy – nicha. Niknut' nikun (zavershat'). Nit' – nit'ya. Novyy – nova. Nas – nas. Nogot' – nagkha. Nos – nasa. Noch' – nakta. Nu – nu
  • Oba – ubkha. Ogon' agni, agn'. Ovechka – avika. Oko – aksha. Ot ud, ut. Otdat', otdelit' udda, uddal. Otkashlyat'sya – utkas. Otkrytyy – utkr'ta. Otchalit', otoyti – utchal
  • Padat' – pad. Pal, palit' (ogon') – palita. Papa papu (zashchitnik). Para – para. Pasti pash (perekhod S v Sh). Pena – pkhena. Pes – psa. Pech' – pach. Pit' – pi. Plavan'e – plavana. Plot – pluta. Pramater' – pramatr'. Priyatnyy – priya. Probudit'sya – prabudkh. Prostirat'sya prastr', str'. Prostor – prastara. Protopit' – pratap. Protyanut' – pratan. Prokhlada (vesna) – prakhlad. Pukhnut' – push. Put' – patkha
  • Radovat'sya – khrad. Razveivat', vikhrit' – vikhr. Rana – vrana. Rev – rava. Rod, rodit' rodas (zemlya). Rosa, sok – rasa. Rubit' – ru. Rudyy (krasnyy, ryzhiy) – rodkhra. Rushit' – rush. Rydat' – rud
  • S, so – sa. Sadit', sidet' – sad. Sam, sama, samyy – sama. Svara – svara. Svekor, svekrov' svakr' (obretayushchiy). Sverkat' – svar. Svet shvit (perekhod S v Sh). Svetlyy, belyy shveta (perekhod S v Sh). Svoy – sva. Svoystvo – svatva. Svoyak – svaka. Serdtse – khr'daya (perekhod STs v KKh). Semya, zerno – khirana (perekhod STs v KhK). Sila dukha shila (perekhod S v Sh). Skazitel' kakhala, kazala. Slava (slukhi) shrava (perekhod SSh i LR). Smertnyy – marta. Smeyat'sya – smi. Sneg snekh'ya (skol'zkiy). Solenyy, gor'kiy – sola. Sokha – spkh'ya. Sprysnut' – sprish. Stolb – stambkha. Stoyat' – stkha. Sushit' shush (perekhod SSh). Sushka shushka (perekhod SSh). Syn sunu, suna
  • Ta, eta – ta. Tata, tyatya – tata. Takoy – taka. Taskat' – tas. Tot samyy – tatsana. Tvorit' – tvar. Teplota – tapa. Teret' – trut. Togda – tada. Tonkiy – tanuka. Trava tr'na, trna. Trepetat' – tr'p. Tri, tretiy tri, try, trita. Trizhdy – tris. Troe – trayas. Troyka – trika. Tryastis' (drozhat') – tras. Tugoy – tunga. Tuzit', bit' tudzh, tuda. Turit', gnat' – tur. Ty – tva. T'ma – tama. Tyanut' – tan

Comment. Hindus believe that the oldest martial art was called Shastra Viet.. Maybe the name comes from the Slavic blusher.


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