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A short dictionary of parallelisms. The second part: less reliable parallels.[edit | edit source]

This section contains the parallels we found that seem less reliable.. More precisely, they contain either a large number of transitions of consonants, or include compound expressions, phrases. Some of these parallels may be random.. But this material may be useful for further research, so we still decided to bring it.

Family links[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: BABA, BABUSHKA. In Tatar EBI = grandmother.
    • Spa: ABUELA = grandmother. Probably derived from the Slavic word BELAYA, i.e. gray woman.
  • Rus: PRABABUSHKA. BISNOY - gray silver [223], [225] V. Dahl. BISEN' - gray hair [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Spa: BISABUELA = great-grandmother. That is, in Spanish we see an understandable expression: great grandmother is a gray grandmothergreat grandmother is a gray grandmother = BISEN'-BABUSHKA.
  • Rus: PRAPRADEDUSHKA and PRAPRABABUSHKA.
    • Spa: TATARABUELO = great grandfather. Here we are faced with an interesting effect.. In Spanish, great-great-grandfather sounds like TATARSKIY DEDUSHKA. Here abuelo = grandfather spanish. Further, TATARABUELA = great great grandmother TATARSKAYA BABUSHKA. Here abuela = grandma spanish. Probably, in these Spanish words there is a reminder that once, a few generations ago, the ancestors of the Spaniards were TATARY.

Pronouns and particles[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: BEZ.
    • Lat: ABESQUE = without, ABESSE, ABSUM = absent.
  • Rus: ZATEM.
    • Ger: ZUDEM = besides.
    • Eng: THEN = then.
  • Rus: TOZHE.
    • Lat: ETIAM = also, ITEM = in the same way. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing. From the word TOZHE, - that is, the same, identical - the following Latin words occurredthat is, the same, identical - the following Latin words occurred: IDEM, EADEM = identical. Transition T-D and w ===> m.
  • Rus: TOT.
    • Lat: IDEM = same, same. Transition T-D and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: THAT = (decree.) that, that, that.

A[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: AZ+DERN or AZ+STERNYA, for example, I lay down on the ground, on the turf, on the stubble.
    • Lat: A-STERNO = lie down flat out.
  • Rus: AZ+ZVON, that is, "I'm calling," "I sound," I respond.
    • Lat: AS-SONO = respond.
  • Rus: AZIYA = ASIYA = ISA = a country IISUSA = Of Christ. Jesus = Isa. The country of Jesus, apparently, was considered to be Russia-Horde, the largest Orthodox country in the world that spread Christianity throughout the world, the "crusader" country.
    • Ger: EIS = ice cold, EISEN = iron. In Russian words EIS in meaning LED, of course not. Word EIS used in Western Europe as the external name of Asia, Russia-Horde, where there are many L'DA and snow where it happens very KHOLODNO. Therefore, in the minds of Western Europeans LED identified with the word AZIYA = a country IISUSA. Hence the German word could also come EISEN = iron. The fact is that in Russia-Horde = the country of jesusthe country of jesus = AZII there was always a lot of iron. Therefore, they began to call iron in Western Europe EISEN. It was, so to speak, the external name of iron.. In Russia, the word EISEN, of course not used. Here they used the word ZHELEZO.
    • Eng: ICE = ice.
  • Rus: AZ+OSVOYUS', that is, I SVYKNUS', get used to.
    • Lat: AS-SUESCO, SUEVI = get used to. Since the Latin letters U and V often written the same way AS-SUESCO could sound originally like AS-SVESCO, that is, I OSVOYUS', SVYKNUS'.
  • Rus: AZ+SAM, i.e YA+SAM, same as me SAM, i.e POKHOZHIY NA MENYA. See also the expression AZ+SIM or ZA SIM, where is the word SIM made sense of "this", "the same", for example, see expressions: follows this; about this and that; this year, that is, "this year", etc.. Maybe from hereMaybe from here: ASSIMILYATSIYA.
    • Lat: AS-SIMILO = make similar, AS-SIMILIS = similar, similar, same.
    • Eng: ASSIMILATE = compare, equate, compare.
  • Rus: AZ+TY+LOZH', that is, I lied to you, or you outwitted me.
    • Lat: ASTULUS = little trick. I.e AS-TU-LUS = I-you-lie transition ZH-SH-S.
  • Rus: AZ+TY+POLADILI, that is, I and TY POLADILI, we agreed with you, agreed.
    • Lat: ASTIPULATIO = adherence to opinion, ASTIPULATUS = consent. It must be said that this example is bright because it clearly shows the direction of borrowing..
    • Eng: STIPULATE = stipulate, stipulate, stipulate as a special condition, STIPULATED = stipulated, STIPULATION = conditioning.
  • Rus: AKIKA - East Siberian Russian expression meaning hot, hot, burned, OCHAG [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ACER = ardent, hot. And also see the word ZHAR, during the transition: Russian F ===> With latin.
    • Tur: ACAK = oven, stove.
  • Rus: ALI+INDE. Old Russian INDE = in the distance.
    • Lat: ALIUNDE = from any other place on the other hand.
  • Rus: ALI+KAK.
    • Lat: ALIQUA = somehow anyway somehow, ALIQUI = somehow.
  • Rus: ALI+KAK+INDE. Recall that the old Russian word INDE meant: away, somewhere, far away.
    • Lat: ALIQUANDO = sometime sometime sometime sometime.
  • Rus: ALI+NASHE, AL'+NAM, ALI+NET. That is, either our or not, one of the forms of denying belonging to us, or doubt.
    • Lat: ALIENUM = someone else's good, someone else's property, someone else's business.
    • Lat: ALIENUS = unfamiliar. Transition SH-S, i.e ALI-NASHE ===> ALIE-NUS. Similarly, Russian ALI+NASH, that is, either ours or someone else’s could turn into Latin ALIENUS = stranger.
    • Lat: ALIENATIO = alienation, sale, falling away, waste, rupture, extinction.

B[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: BAD'YA+TAZ, that is, bathe in the tub, in the basin. Or the old Russian word BABCHIT', see comment below.
    • Lat: BAPTIZO = baptize, BAPTISTA = baptist, BAPTISMA, BAPTISMUS = Epiphany. Indeed, when a child is baptized, it is dipped into water, into a tub, into a basin. It is also possible that here is Latin BAP comes from the word VODA during the transition V-B and with the confusion of Latin letters d-p (turned the letter). It could also be Latin. BAPTISTERIUM = baptismal, that is, from the expression BAD'YA+TAZ+RAMA or VODA+TAZ+RAMA, that is, a certain space, "frame", where they baptize with water. Or Latin BAPTIZO derived from the old Russian word BABCHIT'. According to V. Dal [223], t.1, stst.87: BABCHI'T', ba'vigil = twist, take, heal. Besides: ba'whip matter = midwifery obstetrics. It is possible that the Russian BABCHIT' turned into Latin BAPTIZO. That is, the rite of baptism and conceived and perceived as a second birth with all its inherent details..
    • Eng: BAPTISM = Epiphany.
  • Rus: BATYA+RAMA. That is, originating from father, from bati. However, maybe the word RAMA = space, do not need here. It is possible that along with the word formation type MAT' ===> MATER', MATRA (word MATRA until recently it was common in some Russian villages), there was a transformationthere was a transformation: BATYA ===> BATER' or BATRA. Therefore, it is from the word BATYA could happen words likecould happen words like: PATER, FATHER, PADRE etc., meaning "father", "Dad". Apparently, in a similar way from the word BATYA It turned out in Russian and the word BATYR = daringdaring [223].
    • Lat: PATRIUM = patronymic. Transition B-P.
  • Rus: BEZBOZHNIK, i.e BEZ BOGA. To godless blasphemy blaspheme [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: BOSBOGAS = Chatterbox.
  • Rus: BEZ VERY, BEZVERIE, BEZ+VERIT'. And BEZ OPORY, BEZ+OPERET'. Or see the phrase BEZ PARA, that is, without spirit, without mood. See above the origin of the Latin word. SPIRIT = spirit, from russian toSPARYU, to soar.
    • Lat: DE-SPERO = despair, DESPERATUS = hopeless, desperate, DESPERATIO = despair. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation. As well as the transition V-P.
    • Eng: DESPERATE = hopeless; hopeless, hopeless, desperate, desperate; reckless.
  • Rus: BEZ ILA, that is, water without sludge.
    • Eng: DESILT = dehydrate (that is, remove sludge from the water - Auto.), stand up for water. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: BEZ OKA, BEZ OCHEY, i.e. blind.
    • Lat: EXCAECO, OC-CAECO = blind, dim, make invisible.
  • Rus: BEZ ORDY, that is, without people, deserted place. Or separated from ORDY, from the army for example deserter. I.e BEZ RYADA, out of order, out of order.
    • Lat: DESERTUS = uninhabited, abandoned, deserted, deserted, DESERTUM = desert, DESERTA = steppe. Transition B-D, since latin b and d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: DESERTOR = deserter. Or it could occur from the expression BEZ RYADA, that is, out of line, out of order, out of military order.
    • Eng: DESERT = desert, desert, desert, DESERTER = deserter.
  • Rus: BEZ+SKRYT', that is, "without concealment", openly, for show.
    • Lat: OBSECRATIO = opening. Or come from the word OT-SKRYT', OTKRYT': from-hide ===> ob-secratio; transition to each other latin letters d-b in view of the similarity of writing.
    • Eng: OBSECRATION = plea please.
  • Rus: BEZ+PORUGAT', BEZ+PORUGAYU, that is, do not scold anymore.
    • Lat: EXPURGATIO = excuse, EX-PURGO = justify.
    • Eng: EXPURGATION = deletion, removal, elimination of unwanted places in the book.
  • Rus: BEZ TRAKTA, i.e BEZ DOROGI, no way, confusing, not specifically. From hereFrom here: ABSTRAKTSIYA.
    • Lat: ABSTRACTUS = abstract.
    • Eng: ABSTRACT = abstraction, abstract concept, abstract term.
  • Rus: BERECH' MENYA. That is something BEREZHET MENYA, guards for example my cash savings. Abstinence "saves me", etc..
    • Lat: PARSIMONIA = thrift, savings, sobriety, temperance, thrift.
    • Eng: PARSIMONY = thrift, prudence, economy, greed, stinginess, stinginess, PARSIMONIOUS = thrifty, calculating, thrifty, greedy, stingy.
  • Rus: BESEDA, BESEDOVAT'.
    • Hun: BESZEGETES = conversation.
  • Rus: BIL by wings, POBIL. Many butterflies in flight B'YUT each other's wings. Or see the word POPLYL, eg, POPLYL by air. POPLYL butterfly, POPLYL down from the tree, etc..
    • Lat: PAPILO, PAPILLIO = butterfly moth. Transition B-P.
    • Gre: poupoullo (POUPOULO, those. POIPOILO) = fluff. FromFrom: POPLYL.
  • Rus: BLIK+RYAD, that is, a series of highlights, many highlights, one after the other.
    • Lat: FULGURATIO = lightning, lightning, FULGURATOR = lightning bolt. Transition B-F and K-G.
    • Eng: FULGURATE = sparkle with short bright flashes (like lightninglike lightning).
  • Rus: BLINY. Probably the same meaning bush as the word LEPIT'. Transition B-P. Or see the old Russian word OBLYY = round. Pancakes are really round.
    • Lat: LIBUM = pancake pie. Transition N-M and permutation BLN ===> LBN.
    • Fin: BLINIT = pancakes.
  • Rus: BLOK, BALKA, PALKA.
    • Ger: KLOBEN = block chump. Here is the reverse reading BLK-KLB. See also Russian word KOLODA.
    • Eng: BLOCK, LOG = chump.
  • Rus: BOKAL. The glass is most often made in the form of a vessel with convex sides, walls. Word BOKAL came probably from Russian BOK, akimbo. In the same semantic bush are the words BAK, BACHOK, BOCHKA and so on.
    • Lat: POCULUM = glass, bowl, cup, drink, POCILLUM = a cup. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: BOCAL, BEAKER = wineglass.
  • Rus: BOLEYU for you, that is, sympathize, help, OBLEGCHAYU.
    • Gre: boleuuw (BOLEUW, those. BOLEIO) = facilitate.
  • Rus: BOLI POLNO, BOLI POLNYY, that is filled with pain, BOL'+POLNO, "full of pain". Or DOLYA bitter.
    • Eng: DOLEFULLY = sadly. Latin transition b-d and P-F.
  • Rus: BOLOTO+ZHENA, that is, born by a swamp, growing in a swamp, born in a swamp.
    • Lat: PALUDIGENA = growing in the marshes.
  • Rus: BOL' NA MENYA, that is, someone hurt me, and it offends me. Or the word BOL'NO.
    • Ger: ÜBELNEHMEN = take offense at anyone. I.e ÜBEL-NEH-MEN.
  • Rus: BOL'+REZHU, i.e. severe cutting pain.
    • Lat: DOLOROSUS = painful. Transition b-d and f,SH-S,H.
  • Rus: BOS, BOSOY.
    • Ger: FUSS = foot. Transition B-F. Or FUSS could occur from the word STOYA, STOYAL, upon readbackupon readback: ST ===> FS.
  • Rus: BRAT' ZHENU.
    • Ger: BRÄUTIGAM = the groom. I.e BRÄUTI+GAM = take a wife. Transition ZH-G.
  • Rus: BRAT' LUCHSHE, that is, to take the best product, the best thing.
    • Lat: DE PRETO LUCEO = to bargain. In fact, bargaining, the person tries to "take for himself a better". Transition B-P and CHSH ===> With latin.
  • Rus: BRAT'+PARA, i.e BRAT' PARU.
    • Ger: BRAUTPAAR = bride and groom.
  • Rus: BROSIT'+RAMA, that is, a place, a space where you can throw something. RAMA - something limiting space. Old Russian RAMO = arm to elbow.
    • Lat: BARATHRUM = abyss, abyss, hell. I.e BARATH-RUM = throw+frame.
  • Rus: BRUSNIKA.
    • Ger: PREISELBEER = cowberry. Here BEER = berry, derived from Russian withBOR, withBIRAT'. So Russian BRUSNIKA+BRAT' turned into German PREISEL+BEER. Transition B-P.
    • Eng: red WHORTLEBERRY = cowberry. Transition B-V, Ie Russian BIe Russian B ===> WH latin.
  • Rus: BUMAGA (wovenwoven).
    • Eng: PAMPHLET = pamphlet brochure. I.e BUM-PLET or wicker paper".
  • Rus: BYT'+LEZHU, i.e BYT' Besides that POLOZHENO. Or derived from a combination BYT'+L'ZYA, i.e. "it will be what is allowed".
    • Lat: FATALIS = fateful, fateful, fateful, deadly. Transition B-P-F.
    • Lat: FATALITAS = inevitability.
    • Eng: FATAL = inevitable, inevitable, fatal, inevitable, FATALITY = rock, doom, inevitable fate, fatality, fatum.

V[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: VALI+RECHET, that is, the person says: get out from here! - that is, leave, farewell speech. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.1851: lunch dinner = farewell dinner. Also say: back off! that is, get out of here.
    • Lat: VALEDICTO = parting. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and Russian H ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: VALEDICTION = farewell, farewell speech, farewell wishes.
  • Rus: VALIT' from the feet, for example, the disease knocks down.
    • Lat: VALETUDO = ill health.
    • Eng: VALETUDINARIAN = painful, suspicious, man of poor health.
  • Rus: VAN'KU to play. That is fooling around, portray a dupe.
    • Tur: AVANAK = idiot.
  • Rus: VEK.
    • Gre: aiwnaaj (AIONAS, those. AIONAS) = century, century. Transition: n – v due to the similarity of writing, and K-TS-S.
  • Rus: VENCHAT', VENETS, VENOK.
    • Gre: stefanoo (STEFANO, those. STEFANO) = crown; stefanii (STEFANI, those. STEFANI) = wreath. Transition CH-SH-S , then V-F, and permutationand permutation: VNCHT ===> STVN.
  • Rus: VERYU SAM. That is, I trust, it rings true for me. See also the expression VERYU SEMU, that is, believe it, believe it.
    • Lat: VERISIMILIS = plausible, probable.
    • Eng: VERISIMILAR = plausible, probable.
  • Rus: VESELIT'. And OBLASKAT', OBLASKAYU.
    • Lat: DELECTO = to amuse, DELECTATIO = fun, fun. Transition: B or B to D, as the Latin b and d differ only in orientation, further: Russian C ===> C Latin and transpositionC Latin and transposition: VSLT ===> VLST.
    • Lat: OBLECTATIO = fun. Transition V-B and permutationand permutation: VSLT ===> VLSTT. Or come from the word OBLASKAT'.
    • Eng: DELECTATION = pleasure. See Transitions Above.
  • Rus: VESELO, to amuse.
    • Lat: LUSI = make fun. Transition V-U and permutation VSL ===> LVS.
    • Eng: LUSH = drunk, drunk, drunk, drink, solder.
  • Rus: VZGLYAD, POGLYAD, GLYADET', GLYA'NUT', GLYANETS. Or ZRYACHIY.
    • Ger: SPIEGEL = mirror, SPIEGELN = shine. From Russian ZRYACHIY, during the transitionduring the transition: Z-S and Russian ===> p latin. Besides, SPIEGEL, probably close to russian VZGLYAD during the transition V-P and Z-S. I.e VZGLYAD ===> PSGL or "spiegel" = mirror. Or Russian POGLYAD, POGLYADET' in the mirrorin the mirror ===> SPIEGEL = mirror.
    • Eng: SPIEGEL iron = mirror cast iron.
    • Eng: GLANCE = quick, short look.
  • Rus: VIDET', VID, VIDNO, UVIDET', VIDENIE, UVIDENNYY. The word "see" could have been used earlier in the figurative sense as "to hear". That is, the meaning of the word could move from one sensation to another, namely, from sight to ear. Such examples are available and preserved until today.. In particular, in Russian and Ukrainian languages. For example, “smell”, “feel” means “feel” that is closest to the sense of touch, scent, smell. But in the Ukrainian language the same verb "smell" means "hear" and describes the sense of hearing already. Probably from hereProbably from here: AUDIENTSIYA.
    • Lat: AUDIO, AUDITIO, AUDIENTIA = hear hearing. Here and below see the transition. V ===> U. I.e auditio <-===> see. At the same time, we note another possible origin of the Latin audio, auditio (hear): from the Russian phrase AU-DEYU or AU-DEYAT'. Shout AU it is well known - so call satellites, so looking for someone, lost in the forest, etc.. Expression AU-DEYU or AU-DEYAT' could mean: "actu create sound AU", that is, I shout out AU", to be heard.
    • Eng: AUDIO = audible, audible, AUDIENCE = audience, AUDIT = check statements, audit, conduct audit. English by the way AUDIT responds well in its meaning to the Russian word VIDET'. Indeed, auditing means UVIDET' true state of affairs, UVIDET' documents. The same goes for the word AUDIENCE = spectators. Viewers are those who VIDYAT.
  • Rus: VIDISH'? (see or not?). And also Russian VIDNO.
    • Lat: VIDEN [= videsne] = you see? is not it?
  • Rus: VILYAT', for example tail.
    • Ger: WEDEL = tail, fan, WEDELN = to fan oneself. Transition T-D and permutation VLT ===> VTL.
    • Eng: TAIL = tail.
  • Rus: VINO DAM, that is, "I give wine".
    • Lat: VINDEMIA = vintage, VINDEMIO = pick grapes, VINDEMIALIA = vintage holiday.
    • Lat: VINETUM = vineyard. Transition D-T. Or it could happen from VINO+DOM, that is, "house of wine", "room for wine". As well as Latin VINITO = wine. I.e VINO DAYU.
  • Rus: VINO+LOZA. See also the expression VINO+L'ZYA, that is, suitable for making wine.
    • Lat: VINEALIS = suitable for growing grapes.
  • Rus: VINO+L'SHCHU, wine+flattery or wine+Lying.
    • Lat: VINNULUS = flattering.
  • Rus: VMESTE.
    • Lat: AMICITIA = friendship, attraction, sympathy.
    • Eng: AMICABLE = friendly, friendly, friendly. Transition: Russian C ===> C is Latin and T-B, since latin d-b differ only in orientation (turned the letterturned the letter).
  • Rus: AT NOCH'. For example, the evening is the time of day passing into NOCH'. Indicated the movement of the day NOCH'.
    • Eng: EVENING = evening. Or derived from a combination YAVI NET, YAVNYY+NET, that is, the disappearance of "reality" is not visible.
  • Rus: VNUTRI GASNUT'.
    • Lat: INTER-STINGUO = extinguish. Permutation: go outgo out = GSNT ===> STNG = stinguo.
  • Rus: VNUTRI+LUNA, i.e LUNA hidden away VNUTRI (behind the clouds), it is not visible, moonless night.
    • Lat: INTERLUNIS = moonless.
  • Rus: VNUTRI, for example, pot-bellied, NUTRO.
    • Lat: VENTRIOSUS = pot-bellied, with a big belly.
  • Rus: VNUTR' RECHYOT (He speaks) or VNUTR' RUGAT'. For example, asks, interrogates, that is, "climbs inward," "digs deep into," digs to the bottom of the truth..
    • Lat: INTERROGATIO = interrogation, interrogation, conclusion, inference, INTERROGATOR = questioning, INTER-ROGO = interrogate. And also see.: (cncn)ROSHU ===> ROGO, (cn)to flashto flash ===> ROGATIO.
    • Eng: INTERROGATE = inquire, cope, ask, interrogate.
  • Rus: VNUTRI SPIRAT' breath. And VNUTRI ISPARIT', VNUTRI ISPARYU.
    • Lat: INTERSPIRATIO = respite, pause to take a breath, INTER-SPIRO = take a breath.
  • Rus: VNUTR'+DAT', VNUTR' DAYU.
    • Lat: INTER-DATUS = distributed throughout the body, INTER-DO = distribute.
    • Eng: INTERDOT = interpoint.
  • Rus: VNUTR'+DNO or VNUTR'+DANO, that is, “give inwards,” put something inside of something.
    • Lat: INTER-PONO = set, interpose, insert. Transition: latin d-p.
  • Rus: VNUTR'+ZHE'NIN, that is, inside the woman.
    • Lat: INTER-FEMINIUM = female genital. TransitionTransition: ZH-F and N-M.
    • Eng: INTERFEMORAL = (anat.) located between the hips.
  • Rus: VNUTR' ZOVU, and VNUTR' VESHCHAYU.
    • Lat: INTRO-VOCO = call. If originated from VNUTR' ZOVU, then we see the transition: Russian C, W ===> C Latin and reverse reading ZV ===> VZ.
  • Rus: VNUTR' RECHYOT (He speaks). Or VNUTR' TASHCHU, VNUTR' TASHCHIT'.
    • Lat: INTER-DICO, INTERDICO = forbid, INTERDICTIO = blocking access, INTERDICTOR = prohibiting, INTERDICTUM = ban, ban, protest, INTERDICTUS = forbidden. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and CH-K (C LatinC Latin).
    • Eng: INTERDICT = prohibition, (church.) excommunication.
  • Rus: VNUTR' RYS'YU (drive in). And also see. VNUTR' SKORO.
    • Lat: INTRO-CURRO = run in. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and reverse reading RS ===> SR.
  • Rus: VNUTR' TASHCHU, VNUTR' TASHCHIT'. And also see. VNUTR' IDU, VNUTR' IDUSHCHIY. From hereFrom here: INTRODUKTSIYA.
    • Lat: INTER-DUCO, INTERDUCO, DUXI, DUCTUM = introduce, INTERDUCTIO = introduction, cast, INTERDUCTOR = introducing, INTRODUCTIO, INTERJECTIO = introduction, INTRODUCO = instill. Transition T-D and u,TS-K.
    • Eng: INTRODUCE = introduce, introduce, INTRODUCTION = introduction.
  • Rus: VNUTR' UKUS, VNUTR' UKUSIT'.
    • Lat: INTERCESSIO, INTERCESSUS = interference objection. And also see the combination VNUTR' SIZHU, that is, I will sit inside, I will invade, I will interfere in something.
    • Eng: INTERCESSION = intercession, (other rome.) veto.
  • Rus: VOZHU, to carry. From hereFrom here: VOYAZH.
    • Lat: E-VEHO = take out.
    • Eng: VOYAGE = swimming, sea voyage.
    • Fre: VOYAGE = trip, trip.
  • Rus: VON! like an exclamation.
    • Ger: DAVON = away.
    • Eng: AWAY off = off. It is seen that the English version is already farther from Russian than the German.
  • Rus: VON (outout)+DYRA, or VNE+DYRA, that is, the hole, DYRA from the room to the outside, leading VON, allowing to go out or look out. Or VON+TORYU, VYNES+DYRA, VYNES+TORYU.
    • Lat: FENESTRA = window, loophole, vent. Transition V-F.
    • Ger: FENSTER = window.
    • Eng: FENESTRAL = small window.
  • Rus: VON (outout)+TORYU or VNE+TORYU, then I tor, pave the way into the distance, forward. From hereFrom here: AVANTYURA.
    • Lat: VENTURUS = future. Or it came from the old-Russian VOUTRIE, VOUTRO [223], [225]. Means: the next day, the next day, tomorrow, morning, morning, morning. That is, points to the future, forward in time..
    • Eng: VENTURE = venture, undertaking, risk something, put on the map, dare, decide, dare. Either derived from the old Russian ABANAT', ABANUS\ = stubborn man, ABATUR\ = stubborn, unheard, insolent [223], t.1, st.3, V. Dahl. The word could also come from here. AVANTYURA.
  • Rus: VOTKNU knife to kill.
    • Lat: VICTIMO = slaughter on the altar sacrifice, VICTIMA = sacrificial animal, VICTIMARIUS = Assistant Priest in the Sacrifice. Transition N-M and permutation: I will stickI will stick = VTKN ===> VKTN = victimo.
    • Eng: VICTIM = victim.
  • Rus: VPERYOD, PERYOD.
    • Eng: FORWARD = forward, in front of the ship, forward, going ahead of the others, leading, forward, in the direction of travel. Here is the transition P-F and permutation: forwardforward = VPRD ===> FRVD = forward.
  • Rus: AT RAN' ZHOR, that is, eat early in the morning.
    • Lat: PRANSOR = breakfast party, PRANSORIUS = consumed at breakfast. Transition V-P and F,SH-S.
  • Rus: AT RAN' KUSAT' (eat), that is, in early (in the morning) eat a piece (a piece) something.
    • Ger: FRÜHSTÜCK = breakfast, FRÜHSTÜCKEN = breakfast. Russian N is written as LatinRussian N is written as Latin H.
  • Rus: AT RAN' MOROZIT', that is, it froze in the morning.
    • Ger: FRÜHFROST = frost. MOROZIT' ===> FROST when turning letters M-W. That is, M passed into B or F.
  • Rus: VROZ'+PURGA. That is scattered by the wind in different directions.
    • Lat: DISPERGO = scatter, scatter. Transition VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
  • Rus: VROZ' TORIT', VROZ' RYAD.
    • Lat: DISTORTUS = disfigured. Transition VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISTORT = distort, twist, distort, distort, deform, distort statements, DISTORTION = distortion.
  • Rus: VROZ' TRAKT, VROZ' DOROGI. That is, far from each other, the paths diverged.
    • Lat: DISTRACTIO = separation, termination, discord, DISTRACTOR = tearing apart. VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISTRACTION = disagreement. see also VROZ' TYANUT'.
  • Rus: VROZ' TYANUT'.
    • Lat: DIS-TRAHO = pull in different directions, tear off. VROZ' ===> DIS, see above as well as transitions: Russian me ===> R Latin and Russian N ===> H Latin.
    • Eng: DISTRACTION = disagreement. see also VROZ' TRAKT, VROZ' DOROGI.
  • Rus: VROZ' OSILIT', VROZ' SILA, that is, slackness, destruction. Or see the word RASSHATAL.
    • Lat: DISSOLUTIO = decomposition, decay, DISSOLUTE = randomly. VROZ' ===> DIS, see above.
    • Eng: DISSOLUTION = melting of snow, ice, dissolution, decomposition into components, decay, rotting, disintegration of the state, empire, end, death, extinction, extinction.
  • Rus: VSER'EZ, SUROVO. And also see. ZAVERIT', ZAVERYAYU.
    • Lat: AS-SEVERO = to speak seriously. And ASSEVERATIO = seriousness, ASSEVERATE = in all seriousness; descend from slavic VSER'EZ+RAT, i.e VSER'EZ+SOVET (glad) or VSER'EZ+RYADIT' (speakspeak).
    • Eng: ASSEVERATE = solemnly declare.
  • Rus: VCHERA.
    • Lat: HERI = yesterday. The letter B disappeared and the word inCHERA turned into HERI.
  • Rus: VYDERNU.
    • Gre: anasernnw (ANASERNW, those. ANASERNO) = pull up. Confused n---v as well s---d, due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: VYLOVIT', or LOV in reverse reading.
    • Eng: WAYLAY = lie in wait. "Catch" and "trap" - words from the same semantic "verbal bush".
    • Por: VELA = watchman.
  • Rus: VYREZHU, VYREZAT', RVAT', VYRVAT'.
    • Lat: EVIRATIO = emasculation. Transition: confused Russian "f" with Russian m ("te "with three chopsticks), that is, read F as T. As well as Latin E-VISCERO = gut. Permutation VRZH ===> VZHR.
    • Eng: EVIRATE = to castrate.
  • Rus: VYAZKA+KLAD'.
    • Lat: FASCICULARIA = bundled baggage. TransitionTransition: V-F and in the word luggage g-p, see tablep, see table.1.
  • Rus: VYAZKA+NA+TY, i.e. put a tie on you, VYAZANYY, withVYAZANYY.
    • Lat: FASCINATIO = witchcraft.
    • Eng: FASCINATE = delight, enthrall, captivate, FASCINATION = charm, charm, charm, appeal.

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  • Rus: GIBEL'NYY, GIBEL'NO.
    • Lat: HIBERNUS = winter cold cold and stormy, HIBERNO = to winter. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: HIBERNAL = winter.
  • Rus: GLADIT'. And LAD, LADIT', that is, onLADIT' good relationship.
    • Lat: AL-LUDIO = caress, AL-LUDO = caress, play, joke, frolic.
    • Ger: TILGEN = salve. Reverse reading and transition D-T, i.e GLD ===> TLG.
  • Rus: GLYANETS. Wed. GLYANUT', GLAZET', brilliance GLAZ. And also look at the reflection in the mirror.
    • Ger: GLANZ = shine, gloss, shine, GLÄNZEN = shine.
    • Eng: GLAZE = gloss, GLOSS = gloss (techtech.).
  • Rus: GNU+TYANUT'.
    • Eng: KNEE TENDONS = hamstrings. Transition G-K.
  • Rus: GOLOS IMET', GOLOS IMEYU, that is, gave voice, exclaimed.
    • Lat: ACCLAMATIO = cry. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. I.e GOLOS ===> ACCLA, IMET' ===> MATIO.
    • Eng: ACCLAMATION = noisy approval, approving reviews, cheers.
  • Rus: GOLYY. Or aboutKOL, KOLOT' hole in something.
    • Ger: KAHL = naked, bald, HOHL = hollow, hollow, HÖHLE = hollow cave. Transition L-KH. And LOCH = hole, hole, hole, LÜCKE = hole, empty space, space; could occur from the word KOLOT' or GOLYY upon readback.
    • Eng: HOLE = hole. A hole is a "bare place" where nothing is empty. or else - comes from Russian KOLOT', aboutKOL, that is, make a hole in something. And LAKUNA = space.
  • Rus: GORA (figuratively). That is something high, outstanding.
    • Ger: HERR = mister.
  • Rus: GORE BYLO.
    • Lat: HORRIBILIS = scary, terrifying.
    • Eng: HORRIBLE = creepy, scary, terrible.
  • Rus: GOREVAT'.
    • Eng: REGRET = grieve.
  • Rus: GOROKH.
    • Lat: CICER = peas. Transition G and X ===> C Latin, and transposition: peaspeas = GRKH ===> GKHR = cicer.
  • Rus: GOST'+UKUS. That is a hostile guest.
    • Lat: HOSTICUS = alien, foreign, HOSTIFICUS = hostile.
  • Rus: GOST'+PRINYAT'. That is to receive guests, hospitality.
    • Ger: GASTFREI = hospitality. I.e GAST+FREI = GOST'+PRINYAT'. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: GRAN', GRAVIY. Probably word GRAVIY derived from GRANI, since a crushed stone has many facets. Hence, probably, the word GRANIT.
    • Eng: GRAVEL = gravel.
    • Tur: GRANIT = granite.
  • Rus: GRESTI to yourself, ZAGRESTI, ZAGREBAT', grab, SGREB. As well as the word GRYZU, gnaw. From hereFrom here: AGRESSIYA.
    • Lat: AGGRESSIO = attack, AGRESSOR = rogue, AG-GREGO = add up, EX-AGGERO = pile up. As well as Latin HAUSTUS = borrowing, HAURIO, HAUSI, HAUSTUM = borrow.
    • Eng: AGRESSIVE = aggressive.
  • Rus: GROMOZDIT'.
    • Lat: GRUMUS = heap, hill.
  • Rus: GRYADA. And GREBU.
    • Eng: DIGGER = excavator.
  • Rus: GRYADUSHCHIY day, GRYADET, i.e. tomorrow, coming day. Probably in the same bush as the word GRYADA, that is, the line separating today from tomorrow.
    • Lat: CRAS, CRASTINUS = tomorrow, tomorrow. Transition: Russian G ===> With latin.
  • Rus: GRYAZ' KOLYU, GRYAZ' KOLOT', that is, dig the ground, plow, fertilize, cultivate. See also the expression GRYAZ'+UKLAD, GRYAZ' ULOZHU, that is, put in order.
    • Lat: AGRICOLA = farmer, peasant, AGRICULTURA = agriculture, AGRICULTOR = plowman.
    • Eng: AGROCULTURE = agriculture, agriculture.
  • Rus: GRYZ, GRYZT', REZHU (teethteeth), REZAT'.
    • Lat: ROSOR = rodent, ROSI, ROSUM = gnaw.
    • Eng: GRISLY = terrible.

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  • Rus: DAL'NIY+LEZHAT', that is, lie away, be alien, far.
    • Ger: FERNLIEGEN = to be alien. Transition D-T-F(phi) and L-R.
  • Rus: DAN'+PRINES, DANO+BERU.
    • Ger: DANKBAR = grateful.
    • Eng: THANKFUL = grateful. Here THANK-FUL <=== DAN'+POLNYY; transition D-T and P-F.
  • Rus: DAN'+TY or DAN' DAYU, DAN' DANNAYA.
    • Lat: DONATIO = donation.
    • Eng: DONATION = gift, gift, offeringgift, gift, offering. #
    • Rus: DAT'-VZYAT', DAN'+VEZI.
    • Hun: ADNI-VENNI, AD-VESZ, ADOTT-VETT, ADJON-VEGEYEN = sell and buy, trade.
  • Rus: DVA KORNYA, that is, two horns, two-horned.
    • Eng: TWO-HORNED = two-horned, two-horned moon.
  • Rus: DVA+PIROG or DVA+PYLAYU.
    • Lat: DIPYROS = double burned. Transition L-R.
  • Rus: DVIZHENIE, DVIGAYU.
    • Lat: AD-VEHO = bring in, deliver, arrive, arrive, DEVEHO = go.
    • Eng: SHIFT = shear. Reverse reading and transition D-T, V-F and ZH-SH.
  • Rus: DERBIT'SYA, to itch [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: DERBEDER = tramp.
  • Rus: DERZHU, DERZHAT'.
    • Lat: TERGUM = ridge, back, (military.) rear. Transition D-T, ZH-G and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. In fact, the ridge holds the body, and in the military, the rear "holds", supports the army.
    • Lat: PORCEO = hold back. Transition d-p and F ===> With latin.
  • Rus: DERIBAT' (psk.) to claw. Shit: corporal punishment; derko (drug.) very hard [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: DEREBEYI = tyrant.
  • Rus: DER'MO.
    • Ger: LUDER = carrion. Transition M-L, and back reading that is shitand back reading that is shit = DRM ===> MDR = luder.
  • Rus: DEYU BOL', that is, I create, create pain, do something bad, DEYU PLOKHO. The word probably originated from here. D'YAVOL during the transition B-V. Or else D'YAVOL – it is slightly distorted TEOS VAAL, that is, the God of Baal, often referred to, for example, in the Bible, that is,. White God or God of Babylon. Then he was announced «bad», which, in particular, was reflected in the Old Testament.
    • Lat: DIABOLUS = devil. See also the expressionSee also the expression: DEYU PLOKHO. Transition P-V.
    • Eng: DIABOLIC = devilish, DIABOLISM = diabolism. And DEVIL = devil; could occur from DEYU BOL' during the transition B-V.
    • Gre: diaboliia (DIABOLIA, those. DIABOLIA) = cunning, diabolojj (DIABOLOS, those. DIABOLOS) - hell devil.
    • Fre: DIABLE = devil.
    • Ita: DIAVOLO = devil.
    • Spa: DIABLO = devil.
    • Ger: TEUFEL = heck. Transition D-T and V-F.
  • Rus: DEYU DOLI, that is, "doing (deyu) shares", OTDELYAYU, separate.
    • Lat: DE-DOLO = carve, hew.
  • Rus: DEYU+KARAT', DEYU KARU, Ie do (deyu) punishment or DEYU+KRICHU, deyu (doing) order.
    • Lat: DECRETORIUS = critical, decisive, DECRETUM = decree, DECRETALIS = decreed. Or it could occur from the expression OT+IZRECHET during the transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DECRETAL = (church.) papal address (containing the laws of the Catholic Church), decree, decree, ordinance. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: DEYU KUSHAN'E (KUKHNYU), that is, the kitchen, I work in the kitchen.
    • Lat: DE-COQUO = boil.
    • Eng: DECOCT = brew.
  • Rus: DEYU MORDOY, that is, "doing (deyu) snout, bite, or OT MORDY.
    • Lat: DE-MORDEO = bite off, DEMORDO, MORDI = bite off.
  • Rus: DEYU+RZHU, RZHAT', "doing (deyu) neighing "that is laughing out loud.
    • Lat: DE-RIDEO = make fun of. TransitionsTransitions: T-D and ZH-D, since Russian "g" (de handwritten) and "g" latin (go handwritten) written the same way.
    • Eng: DERIDE = make fun of.
  • Rus: DEYU SKHODNYU, DEYU+SKHODNYA, "do the gathering ", that is, go.
    • Lat: DE-SCENDO = go down, DESCENSIO = descent.
    • Eng: DESCEND = descend.
  • Rus: DZIN', DIN'-DIN', that is, the sound.
    • Lat: TINNIO = ring, jingle, TINNITUS = jingle, TINNITULUS = voiced, TONUS = sound tone, TONO = boom, TINNULUS = ringing. Transition D-T.
    • Eng: TINNITUS = tinnitus.
  • Rus: DLINA, DLINNYY. Wed also - laziness, lazy, volatile, stretched, bosom = container.
    • Lat: LONGE = far away, LONGUS = long long. Transition: Russian g ("d "handwritten) ===> g latin and permutation: lengthlength = DLN ===> LND = longe.
    • Ger: NADEL = needle pin (i.e DLINNYY thingthing).
    • Eng: LENGTH = length, LONG = a long, NEEDLE = needle, knitting needle, spire. Rearrange letters in a word DLINA or TLINA. Transition D-T.
  • Rus: DOGNAT', DOGONYU.
    • Lat: INDAGATIO = tracing, INDAGATOR = hunting game hunter, INDAGO = track down, raid, search, sniff. Permutation DGNT ===> NDGT. Besides, INDAGO could occur from NA DUKH, i.e NYUKHAT'.
  • Rus: DOM+POLE, DOM+POLYANA. And DOM BOL'SHOY.
    • Lat: TEMPLUM = consecrated place, sanctuary, temple, space, region. Transition D-T and N-M. If a TEMPLUM derived from the expression DOM BOL'SHOY, then we see the transition D-T and B-P.
    • Ger: TEMPEL = temple.
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: TEMPLE = temple.
    • Ita: TEMPIO = temple.
    • Spa: TEMPLO = temple.
  • Rus: DONES, informer, DONESTI (to report). From hereFrom here: INDEKS – book pointer.
    • Lat: INDEX, INDICE = scammer, title, title, index, IN-DICO = declare, INDICTIO = announcement, proclamation. Transition: Russian C ===> X or C Latin, and also a permutation DNS ===> NDS. The title of the book is really DONOSIT to the reader its content. And INDICIUM = denunciation; comes from Russian DONESTI, during the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. Or Latin INDEX derived from Russian NAREK, NARECHET, NA+RECH' ===> IN-DEX, IN-DICT during the transition: R-d due to the proximity of writing.
    • Eng: INDEX = index, index, alphabetical index, catalog, INDICATION = an indication. And also see the word NA+TKNUT', NA+TYKAT', that is, specify.
  • Rus: DOSADA. And STIKHIYA, as a disaster.
    • Gre: dusareskeiaa (DUSARESKEIA, those. DISARESKEIA) = discontent. FromFrom: DOSADA+REZKO. Further, dusarestojj (DUSARESTOS, those. DISARESTOS) = annoying, unpleasant, fromannoying, unpleasant, from: DOSADA+REZAT'. Further, dusbatojj (DUSBATOS, those. DISEBATOS) = impassable fromimpassable from: DOSADA+PUT' (PYATA). Further, dusenteriaa (DUSENTERIA, those. DISENTERIA) = dysentery, fromdysentery, from: DOSADA VNUTRI (NUTRO), those. pain inside. Generally, from the word DOSADA there was a big bush of words for example, duskoiliothtta (DUSKOILIOTHTA, those. DISKOILIOTITA) = bowel constipation, frombowel constipation, from: DOSADA+KOLOT', DOSADA+KOLIKI, duskolaa(DUSKOLA, those. DISKOLA) = hard hard fromhard hard from: DOSADA+KOL, duskolooj (DUSKOLOS, those. DISKOLOS) = complex, difficult, fromcomplex, difficult, from: DOSADA+KOL, dusmenhhj (DUSMENHS, those. DISMENIS) = malevolent frommalevolent from: DOSADA+MNENIE, duspnoiia (DUSPNOIA, those. DISPNOIA) = dyspnea, dustucimma (DUSTUCHMA, those. DISTIKHIMA) = misfortune frommisfortune from: DOSADA+STIKHIYA, dustuciia (DUSTUCIA, those. DISTIKHIA) = misfortune frommisfortune from: DOSADA+STIKHIYA, dustucwwj (DUSTUCWS, those. DISTIKHOS) = unfortunately unfortunately fromunfortunately unfortunately from: DOSADA+STIKHIYA. And so on.
  • Rus: DOSTANU + PUT'. That is, I aim, shoot, build a bullet PUT' up to the goal.
    • Lat: DESTINATUM PETO = shoot at the target.
  • Rus: DOSUZHIY.
    • Lat: OTIOSUS = leisure. Transition D-T and F,SH-S.
    • Eng: OTIOSE = lazy, idle, useless, vain, unnecessary.
    • Fre: DESOEUVRE = idle.
    • Ita: OZIOSO = idle. Lost D-T.
    • Spa: OCIOSO = idle.
  • Rus: DRYAN', DER'MO, DRYAZGI.
    • Ger: DRECK = dirt, feces, rubbish.
    • Eng: DRAFF = rubbish, TRASH = rubbish.
    • Fre: TRUAND = tramp.
  • Rus: DYRA+TYN, i.e DYRA+STENA, for example, to make a hole in tyne, in the fortress wall. Or see the word TORIT', TARAN, that is, pave the way.
    • Lat: TORMENTA = artillery. Transition D-T and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin. In fact, the artillery is intended, in particular, for breaking through holes, making gaps in fortress walls..
    • Eng: FORAMEN = channel hole.
  • Rus: DYRU BURYU, DYRU BURIT', or TRU+BURYU, TRU+BURIT'. Or "take a hole", "take a hole". Or see the word TEREBIT' = pull, tear, tear [223], t.4, st.750, as well as old Russian TREBIT' = clean.
    • Lat: TEREBRA = drill bit, TEREBRATIO = drilling, drilled hole, TEREBRO = drill, drill, pick, TEREDO = wrecker.
    • Eng: TEREBRA = oviposition suitable for probing.

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  • Rus: EBAT' (ruderude.), VYEB, sexual intercourse [223], [225] V. Dahl. Probably in the same bush as the biblical name EVA, transition B-V.
    • Lat: FUTIO = have intercourse, FUTUTIO = sexual intercourse. Transition B-F.
    • Ger: WEIB = woman (outdated and talkoutdated and talk.).
  • Rus: YORA, YORNIK - dissolute person, ERGA - (Vyat.) fidget [223], [225] V. Dahl. And also see. According to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.1181: KHERIT', byKHERIT' = blame, KHEROVINA = nonsense.
    • Lat: ERROR [erro] = wandering, wandering, mistake, delusion.
    • Eng: +
    • Spa: ERROR = misconception.
    • Fre: ERREUR = mistake.
    • Ita: ERRORE = mistake.
    • Por: ERRO = mistake, delusion, fault.
  • Rus: EST'+ROT. Or according to V. Dal [223], t.1, st.1364, cm. ZHRAT', ZHIRAT' = crackle, burst, there is a lot of greedcrackle, burst, there is a lot of greed; ZHORMA, ZHORMYA = eat voraciously.
    • Lat: ESURITIO = hunger, ESURIENS = hungry.
    • Eng: ESURIENT = hungry, greedy, insatiable, gluttonous.

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  • Rus: ZHAR, ZHARIT', ZHARYU.
    • Lat: FRIGO = fry. TransitionsTransitions: ZH-G, T-F, and reverse reading ZHARIT' = ZHRT ===> TRZH = GRF.
    • Fre: FRIRE = fry.
    • Ita: FRIGGERE = fry.
    • Spa: ASAR, FREIR = fry.
  • Rus: ZHDU, to wait. And POSIZHU. Or, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.57, see the wordsee the word: PAUZHIN, PAUZHINA, PAUZHNA = snack between lunch and dinner that is PAUZHIN - it's a break for food, a "stop" at work.
    • Lat: PAUSA = stop, delay, termination, end. Transition F,SH-S and latin d-p, as well as the reverse reading: waiting forwaiting for = ZHD ===> DZH ===> PZH = pausa. Or from the word POSIZHU, at transition,SH-S.
    • Ger: +
    • Eng: +
    • Fre: PAUSE = break, stop, interval, interval.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: PAUSA = pause.
  • Rus: ZHELAYU, ZHELAT'.
    • Lat: MALO, MALUI = want more. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
    • Eng: LUST = long to desire lust. Transition F,SH-S and permutation: wantwant = ZHLT ===> LZHT = lust. Or else LUST derived from Russian LEST'. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, stst.641-642: LEST' = temptation, LESTNYY = seductive.
    • Spa: ANHELO = passionate desire. Transition FTransition F ===> NH. Or: a wisha wish = ZHLN ===> NZHL = anhello.
    • Gre: qellw (QELW, those. FELO) = want wish, qelhshh (QELHSH, those. FELISI) = desire will. Transition ZH-T-F(phi), insofar as m(te) --- Well could be confused because of the proximity of writing.
  • Rus: ZHELOB. See also the word LIVEN', SLIV. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, stst.661-663: LIVA = lyva puddle, LIVOE a place = gently sloping.
    • Lat: ALVEOLUS = gutter, ALVEUS = gutter trough. Reverse reading and transition ZH-SH and B-V, i.e ZHELOB = ZHLB ===> SLV = ALVEOLUS. It is also possible that ALVEOLUS comes from the word SLIV when read back, because the gutter SLIVAYUT water.
    • Eng: ALVEOLA = indentation.
  • Rus: ZHENA+ROST, ZHENA+RASTI.
    • Lat: GENEROSITAS = pedigree.
    • Eng: GENEROSITY = generosity.
  • Rus: ZHILA+POD, i.e POD ZHILOY, hamstrings.
    • Lat: POPLES = hamstrings. Transition F,SH-S, Latin confusion p-d and reverse readingd and reverse reading: ZHL-PD ===> DP-LZH.
  • Rus: ZHIRNYY, ZHIRNOST', ZHIR.
    • Lat: PINGUIS = fatty, PINGUITIA = fat content. Transition: Russian ===> p latin and transposition ZHRN ===> RNZH.
    • Eng: PINGUID = fatty, oily.
    • Spa: GRASA = fat, fat. Transition ZH-G. Either fromEither from: GRYAZ'.

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  • Rus: ZADERZHU, linger. Or see. Russian CHERED, OCHEREDNOY, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, stst.1310: CHERED = turn.
    • Lat: SERITAS = late arrival. Transition D-T and F,SH-S, as well as permutation: hold uphold up = ZDRZH ===> ZRDZH = seritas.
  • Rus: behindKORKI, on forKORKAKH, for example carry on your back.
    • Ger: RÜCKEN = back, ridge.
  • Rus: ZALAYAT'.
    • Lat: COL-LATRO = bark. Russian transition Z-S at C latin. In a word COL-LATRO Latin letter R - it is a mirror image of the Russian I, so LATRO - comes from the word LAYAT'.
  • Rus: behindPERTYY, behindPERET', behindPER.
    • Lat: OPERTO = cover up, OPERTUM = secret place, OPERTUS = hidden, secret, enveloping, closing.
  • Rus: ZAPECHATAT', to bake. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.1, st.865, word GIPS is old Russian, meaning fossil sulphate.
    • Lat: GYPSO = seal, coat with plaster. Transition CH-G and reverse reading ZPCH ===> CHPZ.
    • Eng: GYPSUM = gypsum plaster.
  • Rus: ZAPLAKAT'. And also see. PALKA, PALA, PALACH, beat PALKOY.
    • Lat: SUPPLICIUM = penalty, punishment, torture, injury.
    • Eng: SUPPLICATE = beg, plead, beg.
  • Rus: ZARUGAT', to scold. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.3, st.1464 and stand st.1685: RAGOZA = quarrel, RIGA = misfortune, torment, pendulum, punishment.
    • Lat: CO-ARGUO = blame, CO-ARGUTIO = irrefutable evidence. Russian S(H) – C Latin.
    • Eng: COARSE = rude (about a human), rude, obscene (about behaviorabout behavior).
  • Rus: ZASVETIL, something ZASVETILO.
    • Lat: SCINTILLA = spark. Transition v-u-n (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Eng: SCINTILLA = spark, SCINTILLATE = shine.
  • Rus: ZATUKHAYU, ZATUKHLO (for example, sightfor example, sight), ZATUKHNU, ZATUKHNUT', POTUKHNUT', that is, go out, TUKHNUT' – about light, TUSHU shine.
    • Lat: STINGUO = extinguish, extinguish, extinguish. Transition Z-S and permutation: fade outfade out = ZTKHN ===> ZTNKH = stinguo.
    • Gre: tuflooj (TUFLOS, those. TIFLOS) = blind; tuflwshh (TUFLWSH, those. TIFLOSI) = vision loss. FromFrom: ZATUKHLO when rearranging ZTKHL ===> TFLS.
    • Gre: apotuciia (APOTUCIA, those. APOTIKHIA) = failure, failure. They say: the man went out wilted. And atuciaa (ATUCIA, those. ATIKHIA) = bad luck, atucojj (ATUCOS, those. ATIKHOS) = unhappy. FromFrom: TUSHU, TUKH.
  • Rus: ZASHCHITA, SHCHIT. Or from the word SKHOVAT', to hide (Ukrainian.). And also see. Ukrainian SHCHADIT' = take care see. OSHCHADNA casa = savings Bank.
    • Ger: SCHATZ = treasure, treasury, treasure.
  • Rus: ZEV+ZEV, i.e. a very big mouth.
    • Lat: VESUVIUS = Vesuvius, a volcano in Campania, southeast of Naples. Back reading. Vesuvius is a powerful volcano that destroyed several cities, so it is not surprising that its mouth, periodically spewing lava, was called “a pharynx".
  • Rus: ZLOBNO, ZLOBNOST'.
    • Lat: MALIGNE = viciously, malevolently, MALIGNITAS = wickedness, MALIGNO = cheat, MALIGNUS = vicious, envious. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin and Latin confusion b-g (turned the letter). Or it came from the old-Russian MULIT' = bother, bother, cheat, aggravate, producing itching and pain [223], t.2, stst.937.
    • Lat: MALEVOLUS = hostile, malevolent, envious, MALEVOLENS = ill-disposed, MALEVONETIA = gloat. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: MALIGN = evil, malicious, slander, slander, defame reputation, harmful, evil, dangerous, scary, evil.
  • Rus: ZLO RECHET, ZLAYA RECH', ZLORECHIE.
    • Lat: MALEDICE = slanderous, MALEDICENS = slanderous, MALEDICENTIA = cursing, MALE-DICO, MALEDICO = slander, MALEDICTIO = scolding, MALEDICUS = swearing, MALEDICTUM = abusive, MALEDICTA = to scold. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (put the letter s on its side), Russian ===> d latin.
    • Eng: MALEDICTION = curse, insult, slander.
  • Rus: ZOV PRIZHMU, that is, I will lower my voice, they will speak in a low voice.
    • Lat: VOCE SUPPRESSA = in a low voice. Here VOCE <=== ZOV at the reverse reading and transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin. In a word PRIZHMU - transition F,SH-S.
  • Rus: ZREYU, ZRET', SOZREYU, mature, ZRELYY, ZRELOST', VYZREL, to ripen. And also see. VYROS, VYRASTI, VOZRAST, VZROSLYY.
    • Lat: VIREO = become green, be strong, vigorous, strong, VIRESCO = become green, develop, strengthen, grow, strengthen, VIRATUS = masculine, VIRTUS = courage, courage, energy, strength, VIR = real man, adult male, male, warrior, courage, male power, VIRIDE = green, green shoots, green, VIRIDIA = greenery, green spaces, VIRIDUS = green, VIRIDITAS = greens, freshness, vigor, VIRIDO = cover with greens, VIRILIA = courageous deeds (i.e ZRELYY - AuthAuth.), VIRILIS = ZRELYY, male, adult, mature, VIRILITAS = maturity, male power, VIRILITER = like a man. Transition Z-V, since Russian Z or S is written as < and different from Latin V only orientation (put a letter on its side). Or Latin VIRILIS could occur from the word VZROSLYY, when rearrangingwhen rearranging: VZRSL ===> VRLS. Or come from the word VYZREL when rearranging: maturedmatured = VZRL ===> VRLZ = virilis.
    • Eng: VIRILE = mature, matured, masculine, mature, courageous; strong, brave.
  • Rus: ZREYU+ZHENA, ZREYU+ZHENIT', ZREYU+ZHENIL. That is a ripening girl, a woman. Or from the word ROZHU', VY'ROZHU, that is, give birth, give birth, VYRODIT'.
    • Lat: VIRGINEUS, VIRGINALIS = maiden, VIRGINALE = virginity, VIRAGO = virgin, courageous woman, heroine, VIRGINITAS = virginity, VIRGO = maiden, girl, young woman, VIRGUNCULA = young girl. 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).
    • Eng: VIRGIN = virgin, virgin, girlish, untouched.
  • Rus: ZRYACHIY+RAMA.
    • Lat: SPECULUM = mirror. Transition: Russian ===> p Latin and R-L.
    • Eng: SPECULAR = mirror reflecting.
  • Rus: ZYRKAT' eyes withZERTSAT'. see also ZORKIY, ZORCHE.
    • Eng: SEARCH = look for. For example, look for the eyes.

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  • Rus: IZ DEVOK. In girls, before marriage [223], [225] V. Dahl. Or see the old-Russian IZHDIT', IZHDIVAT' = live, IZHDIVEN'E = content, expense. Marriage - this is taking on a dependent, on the content.
    • Tur: IZDIVAC = marriage.
  • Rus: IZ+KALIT'+DAT', i.e "ISKALIT'SYA", heat up.
    • Lat: EX-CALDATIO = hot bath, EX-CALFACIO = warm, EXCALFIO = heat. Transition D or T - F(phiphi).
  • Rus: IZLOVIT', LOV, LOVIT', SLOVIT'. see also UZRET', UZREYU, NADZOR.
    • Lat: SERVA = slave, SERVILIS = slave, SERVIO = to be a slave, SERVITIAIS = employee, SERVITUS = slavery, SERVUS = slave, SERVO = monitor, guard, guard. Transition L-R. Indeed, slaves LOVILI, threw up during the war, "during LOVA". They were war booty, "caught". Or these words are derived from ZRET', aboveZOR, that is to observe, care, bake.
    • Eng: SOLVE = solve, SOLUTION = solution, for example, a mathematical equation, problem solving. That is, "catch the answer," "catch the answer".
  • Rus: IZMOLOTIT', that is to beat. And SLOMIT'.
    • Lat: SIMULTAS = rivalry. If comes from the word SLOMIT', then we are seeing a transposition SLMT ===> SMLT.
  • Rus: IZNIMAT', IZNIMAYU life, for example. see also ONEMET', ZANEMET', body numb.
    • Lat: EXANIMATIO = suffocation, EX-ANIMUS = lifeless, EX-ANIMO = kill.
    • Eng: EXANIMATE = lifeless, lifeless, dead, inanimate, inanimate, lifeless.
  • Rus: IZ+OSKAL. Or IZ+TSELUYU, that is, I will kiss. Or ZATSELUYU, that is, I will kiss for a long time.
    • Lat: EX-OSCULOR = to kiss.
  • Rus: IZ+PROBIRAT', IZ+PROBRAT', here PROBIRAT' means to criticize.
    • Lat: EX-PROBRATIO = reproaches, reproach, EX-PROBO = reprove.
  • Rus: IZ+PUT'. And IZ+PYATA.
    • Lat: EXPEDITIO = hike, expedition, EXPEDITUS = mobile.
    • Eng: EXPEDITION = military operation, hike, outing, journey, expedition.
  • Rus: IZRYGAT'.
    • Lat: EXPECTORO = cough up, EXPECTORANS = expectorant. Transition: Russian W ===> X Latin, Russian ===> p Latin and Russian ===> C Latin. I.e: spewspew = ZRGT ===> XPCTR = expectoro.
    • Eng: EXPECTORATE = cough up.
  • Rus: IZ+RYS'YU, that is, quickly run out or ride a horse at a trot. And also see. IZ+SKORO, IZ+SKORYY.
    • Lat: EX-CURRO, EXCURRO, CURRI = run out, EXCURSUS = flight. Word RYS' read the opposite and got CURRO. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. As well as Latin EXCURSIO, EXCURSATIO = outing, attack, raid; comes from slavic IZ+RYSIT'.
    • Eng: EXCURSION = trip, walk, excursion.
  • Rus: IZ+TUMAN(it), that is, let off steam=fog, ZATUMANIT'.
    • Ger: AUSATMEN = exhale.
  • Rus: IZ\YAT'.
    • Lat: EXACTIO = recovery.
    • Eng: EXACT = extort.
  • Rus: INDE = far away. And also Russian NET in terms of KONTSA something.
    • Ger: ENDE = end.
    • Eng: END = end.
  • Rus: INDE+TAM. That is, there, away.
    • Lat: INDIDEM = from the same place.
  • Rus: ISKAT', ISHCHU.
    • Lat: USQUE = up to, up to, up to.
  • Rus: ISPIT'. Drink the cup of suffering (see for example the gospelsee for example the gospel).
    • Lat: EXPIATIO = redemption.
    • Eng: EXPIATE = bathe (the blamethe blame).
  • Rus: ISPOLNYU, to perform, IZ+POL'YU, ZAPOLNYU.
    • Lat: EXPLEO, COMPLEO = perform. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, N-M and permutation: will performwill perform = SPLN ===> SNPL = compleo.
    • Eng: EXPLICATE = explain (the idea), set forth.
  • Rus: ISTREPAT', RASTREPAT', ZATREPETAT', TEREBIT', TREPETAT', "VSTREPETAT'", "VSTREPESHCHU", give a start.
    • Lat: STREPITO = shout heavily, STREPITUS = noise, din, rumble, crash, splash, rustling, STREPO, STREPUI, STREPITUM = rattle, EXTURBO = to alarm.
    • Lat: CONTURBATIO = excitement, confusion, mental confusion, CON-TURBO = mix up. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: STREP throat = sore throat, pharyngitis.
    • Gre: diastreblwnnw (DIASTREBLWNW, those. DIASTREBLONO) = distort, diastreffw (DIASTREFW, those. DIASTREFO) = spoil. FromFrom: RASTREPAT', RASTREPAYU with confusion r --- d (turned the letter) and transition P-F.
    • Gre: ntropalojj (NTROPALOS, those. NTROPIAZO) = shame embarrass shame, ntropalooj(NTROPALOS, those. NTROPALOS) = = shy. Transition n --- V.
  • Rus: ISHCHU.
    • Lat: USUS = experience. Transition u,SH-S. Indeed, the researcher conducts experiments in the search for truth, he ISHCHET.

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  • Rus: KAZHDYY DEN'.
    • Lat: COTIDIANUS = daily, COTIDIANA = life, QUOTIDIANUS = daily.
  • Rus: KAZNIT', KOZNI.
    • Hun: ATKOZNI = curse.
  • Rus: KARZINA - (tvr.) trap hatch [223], [225] V. Dahl. From hereFrom here: KARTSER.
    • Lat: CARCER = dungeon.
  • Rus: KATAYU+REKA or PEREKAT, that is, rapids on the river, rolling.
    • Lat: CATARACTA = rapids on the river.
    • Eng: CATARACT = downpour.
  • Rus: KVASIT', smash a nose. And also see. KOVAT' = to hit [223], t.2, stst.320.
    • Lat: QUASSUM = beat. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m=M Latin.
  • Rus: KIKIMORA – fantastic monster.
    • Lat: CHIMAERA = chimera, three-headed fire-breathing monster.
    • Eng: CHIMERA = chimera.
  • Rus: KLEVETA. see also SLOMIT'. Or see old Russian KLYAMCHIT', KLENCHIT' = slander or gossip, KLEYMIT' [223], t.2, stst.290.
    • Lat: CALUMNIA = slander. Transition U-V, besides Russian m(«te» with three chopsticks), was read as latinwas read as latin m.
    • Eng: CALUMNY = slander.
  • Rus: KLIKAT', KLICH. Or GROM, GREMET'.
    • Lat: CLAMITO = scream loud, CLAMO = scream, CLAMITATIO = scream, noise, din. Transition K-N-M. Or CLAMITO comes from slavic GREMET', transition G-K and R-L. Hence the Latin words CLAMOR = war cry, CLAMOSE = noisy.
    • Eng: CLAMANT = screaming screaming.
  • Rus: KLYUCH, ZAKLYUCHAT', KLYUCHI from Heaven, from the sky. Probably word KLYUCHI - They called the church, meaning that it holds the keys to Paradise, passes the righteous there. Recall that the apostle Peter was called the holder KLYUCHEY from Heaven, "key keeper". It was believed that only through the mediation of the church can you reach Heaven, heaven, eternal bliss. With keys in the hands of St. Peter depicted in many medieval icons and paintings. Some of them are shown in pic..25, rice.26, rice.27, rice.28. And also see the word KLICH = appeal.
    • Lat: ECCLESIA = (grech.) church, ECCLISIASTES = orator, preacher, the title of one of the books of the Bible, ECCLISIASTICUS = ecclesiastical administrator. Transition H,SH-S.
    • Fre: EGLISE = church. Transition K-G.
    • Spa: IGLESIA = church.
    • Gre: ekklhsiia (EKKLHSIA, those. EKKLISIA) = church. And ekklhssh (EKKLHSH, those. EKKLISI) = appeal.
  • Rus: KLYUCH, spring, KVELYY = crying baby for example. And KVELIT', that is upset anyone (UstarUstar.).
    • Ger: QUELL = key spring, QUELLEN = to beat the key.
    • Eng: WELL = a source. See also the word VOLNA.
  • Rus: KOVAT', KOVKA.
    • Lat: CUDO, CUDI = forge. Transition V-U and T-D.
    • Tur: TAKAVCI = blacksmith.
  • Rus: KOVYLYAT'.
    • Lat: CLAUDICO = to waddle. Transition V-U, T-D and permutation KVLT ===> KLVT.
    • Eng: CLAUDICATION = lameness.
  • Rus: KOZA.
    • Lat: CASEUS = cheese.
    • Ger: KÄSE = cheese, including goat. They made cheese from goat milk, therefore in Europe they began to say that "cheese is what goat gives," that is, KÄSE (him.) or CASEUS (lat.). As well as German ZIEGE = goat is obtained from Russian KOZA reverse reading and transition K-G.
    • Eng: CHEESE = cheese.
    • Spa: QUESO = cheese.
    • Tur: KUZU = lamb.
  • Rus: KOL+LUCHINA, i.e. prick, split.
    • Lat: COL-LUCO = cut down. Transition: Russian K ===> TO (C LatinC Latin).
  • Rus: KOLOT', KOLKIY, UKOL, UKOLOT'. And KOLOT' in pieces, RASKALYVAT'.
    • Lat: CLADES = defeat. Transition T-D and Russian K ===> C Latin.
    • Tur: KILCIKLI = bony, prickly, prickly, KILCIK = bone in fish.
    • Gre: diaskorpizww (DIASKORPIZW, those. DIASKORPIZO) = scatter. FromFrom: RASKOLOT', with confusion d --- r (flip letter) and transition L-R, P-T, i.e: to splitto split = RSKLT ===> DSKRPZ = diascorpizo.
  • Rus: KOM+VERNOST' or ZA+VERNOST', ZA+VERNO, that is, to assure the correctness of something, to confirm, to support the validity of the statement.
    • Lat: CONFIRMATIO = certificate of approval, CONFIRMO = certify. Transition V-F and N-M.
    • Eng: CONFIRM = confirm.
  • Rus: KOM ZAPERET', KOM+ZAPER, that is, a group of persons, "com", locked themselves and discuss something. For example, conspirators, conspirators, SO+ZAPERET'. From hereFrom here: KONSPIRATSIYA.
    • Lat: CONSPIRATIO = conspiracy, CONSPIRATUS = conspirator.
    • Eng: CONSPIRE = conspire, CONSPIRACY = conspiracy, CONSPIRATOR = conspirator.
  • Rus: KOM+ZERNO, that is, sift a lump of grains, mix, SO+ZERNO.
    • Lat: CON-CERNO = sift together. TransitionTransition: M-N and Russian Z or S ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: CONCERN = relation, touch, involve.
  • Rus: KOM+MOLOTIT', S+MOLOTIT', SO+MOLOT, that is, thresh together, fight together.
    • Lat: COMMILITO = associate.
  • Rus: KOM+SYADU, OSYADU, OSEST', that is, a "lump of villages," came down on something, a large mass has settled.
    • Lat: CON-CIDO = fall in. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin in the word SYADU ===> CIDO.
  • Rus: KOM+TORYU, or SO MNOY TORYU, I mean, I'm on my way «to'mu», a group of people, a group, here com = group of persons. They go "with me", that is, together, in a group.
    • Lat: COMMUNITER = together, COMMUNE, COMMUNITAS = commune. From Russian KOM there is also a "communal", that is, "common".
    • Eng: COMMUNITY = public, community.
  • Rus: KOM+TSARAPAYU, KOM+TSARAPAT', IZ+TSARAPAT', ISTSARAPAT'. That is to break a lump, a lump into separate parts.
    • Lat: CON-CERPO = tear up.
  • Rus: KOROVA.
    • Ger: KUH = cow.
    • Eng: COW = cow. Or fromOr from: GOVYADINA.
  • Rus: KOROB+SEST', that is, sit in a box in a chair.
    • Ger: KORBSESSEL = wicker chair. I.e KOROB+SEL. #
    • Rus: KORYTO.
    • Ger: TROG = trough. Reverse reading and transition K-G.
    • Eng: TROUGH = trough.
  • Rus: KOSOY, SKOSHENNYY, that is skewed, for example, KOSIT' by eye, KOSHU by eye.
    • Eng: SKEW = oblique. From the word SKOSHENNYY during the transition: Russian w ===> w Latin.
  • Rus: KOSHEL'. As well as the word KHOLM. And also see. SMYOL pile up.
    • Lat: CUMULO = accumulate, increase, fill, fill, overfill, gather in a pile. Transition: Russian w ===> m Latin (turned the letter). Hence the Latin CUMULUS = heap.
  • Rus: KROVNIK, KROVNYY, for example, blood brothers, relatives. That is, blood related related KROVNYMI bonds.
    • Eng: CREW = team, artel, team. That is a welded team, closely knit group. Apparently, the original meaning of the word KROVNYY the name has expanded over time KROVNYE It has been applied not only to relatives, but also to any group of people closely connected by profession or lifestyle..
  • Rus: KROTKIY.
    • Lat: CICUR = gentle, manual, affectionate, CICURO = make meek. Transition KRTK ===> KKR.
  • Rus: KRUGOM LED or KRUGOM KHOLOD.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-GELO = freeze all around. Word LED moved to GELO at the return reading and as a result of transition of Russian g ("d "handwritten with a tail below) in latin g. See tab.See tab..1.
  • Rus: KRUGOM ORDA. That is surrounded by a crowd of hordes. Or KRUGOM RAT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-RETIO = encircle.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+REZAT', KRUGOM+REZHU. And KRUGOM KUSAT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMCISURA = pruning. As well as Latin CIRCUM-RADO, RASI, RASUM = scraping around, scraping. Here RASI <=== REZHU, and RASUM <=== REZAT', when going Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) at m latin. And CIRCUM-ROSI = nibble around. From KRUGOM+REZHU or KRUGOM+GRYZU.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TASHCHIT'.
    • Lat: CIRCUMDUCTIO = circle around. As well as Latin CIRCUM-DUCO, CIRCUMDUCO = drive around. From combination KRUGOM+TASHCHIT', KRUGOM+TASHCHU. Transition T-D and u in C latin.
  • Rus: KRUGOM+TYKAYU, KRUGOM TYKAT', drive pins.
    • Lat: CIRCUM-FIGO = drive round and round. Transition T-F(phiphi).
  • Rus: KRUSHIT', KROSHIT', KRUSHENIE.
    • Ger: STURZ = crash, STÜRZEN = fall. Reverse reading and transition TS-K.
  • Rus: KUVYROK, KUVYRKAT'. And KUVYRNUT'SYA, reKUVYRNUT'SYA.
    • Lat: CERNUO = fall over the head, CERNUUS = falling head down, CERNULUS = tumbling. Transition U-V and KVRN ===> KRNV.
    • Ger: QUERLEN = shake up. However, maybe this word comes from the Slavic BURLIT'.
    • Eng: QUIRK = twist, curl, pun.
  • Rus: KULAK.
    • Ger: SCHLAG = hit, SCHLACHT = battle, SCHLAGEN = beat. Transition K-SH and K-G. Wed also with russian SLE'GA = big cudgel. And also Russian "SLEG from strike".
    • Eng: CLAW = fist, CLAP, SHOCK = hit. As well as english CLUB in combination CLUB law means "fist fella", beat with a bludgeon. Here CLUB - could occur from russian KULAK. See also Russian KLATSAT' (jaws on impact). Transition TS-K.
  • Rus: KUL'TYA, stump body.
    • Ger: GLIED = body member. Transition K-G and T-D.
  • Rus: KUL'TYA+DERNUT', that is, rip apart.
    • Ger: GLIEDERN = dismember, GLIEDERUNG = dismemberment.
  • Rus: KUL'TYA+MOSLY.
    • Ger: GLIEDMASSEN = limbs. Transition K-G, T-D.
  • Rus: KUSAT', KUSAT'SYA. See also expression OKO+STOYAT', i.e. supervise someone.
    • Lat: CUSTODIA = guard, dungeon, CUSTOS = guard, guard, bodyguard, CUSTODIO = to guard, CUSTODITUS = prisoner.
    • Eng: CUSTODY = custody, guardianship, care, custody, supervision, protection, guard, imprisonment, imprisonment.
  • Rus: KURIT', KURYU.
    • Ger: RAUCH = smoke, RAUCHEN = to smoke. Reverse Reading and Going To ===> X.
    • Eng: REEK = smoke. Back readingBack reading: KR ===> RK.

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  • Rus: LEG, SLYOG due to illness, LEZHACHIY.
    • Ger: LEICHE = corpse. Transition G-KH.
    • Eng: LETHAL = fatal.
  • Rus: LETAT' (from happinessfrom happiness), LET, VZLYOT, SLAVIT'. Or see. LADA, LADNYY, LADNO, that is, good, kind.
    • Lat: LAUDO = praise and praise, LAUS, LAUDIS = praise, praise, LAUTUS = nice, beautiful, LAUDATIO = praise, praise, LAUDABILIS = glorious, meritorious, LAUDANDUS = praiseworthy, AL-LAUDO = praise and exalt. Transition V-U and T-D, that is, withLAVIT' ===> LAUDO and SLAVA ===> LAUS. And COL-LAUDO, COLLAUDO = praise and exalt.
  • Rus: LIT'+RONA, to pour+drop (drops), to pour+river. Recall that word RONA meant earlier river, see the book "Empire", ch..11:5.3. Or L'YU+TORYU, i.e «I carry waterI carry water».
    • Lat: LAUTRINA = restroom. The toilet is washed with sewage.
    • Eng: LAVATORY = toilet, washroom, laundry room, bath.
  • Rus: LICHINA, LITSO. And OTLICHIE, OTLICHAT', OTLICHNYY.
    • Lat: LICINIO = draw out.
  • Rus: LUPIT' or BIT'.
    • Tur: LOBUT = short stick with a stick. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: LUCHI+ROST, the rays grow, emitting rays, glowing.
    • Lat: LUXURIOSE = luxuriously, LUXURIOSUS = luxurious, LUXURIA = luxury.
    • Eng: LUXURIOUS = luxurious.
  • Rus: LYUBO (bunk.) liking, LYUBIL, LYUBEZNO [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Lat: ALIBILIS = nutritious. All clear: nourishing, that is, pleasant, that is what LYUBLYU.
    • Tur: ALBENI = attractiveness.
  • Rus: LYUDI+SRAM.
    • Lat: LUDICRUM = theatrical performance, spectacle, fun, joke, prank. From here, by the way, it is clear that earlier theater performances were often perceived as something indecent, shameful, shameful.. No wonder in the historical etymological dictionary [955], t.2, with.428-429, is said: "jester = a person who is persistently clowning, without measure and need amusing others, a stupid joker; in Slovene language: crazy, fool, vulgarity, etc..".
    • Eng: LUDICROUS = funny, ridiculous, ridiculous, funny.

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  • Rus: MANIT' LAPOY, i.e. beckon. Or UMNO+LAPOY, that is, cleverly, skillfully managed. AndAnd: MNU LAPOY, mnu hand. From hereFrom here: MANIPULIROVAT', MANIPULYATOR.
    • Lat: MANIPULUS = team. In fact, the commander “beckons with his hand” behind him, “beckons with his paw”, calls for warriors behind him. Hence the Latin MANIPULARIS = private (in the armyin the army).
    • Lat: MANIPULUS = handful.
    • Eng: MANIPULATE = influence, skillfully handle, manipulate, skillfully carry out manual control (something). Hence the French MANIPULER.
  • Rus: MAKHAT', that is, move your hands.
    • Lat: MACHAERIUM = short sword. Could occur from MAKHAYU+RAMENA, i.e MAKHAYU RUKOY, see old russian word RAMENA = arm. Hence the Latin MACHAERA = saber hunting knife.
    • Spa: MACHETE = machete (knife, for example, for cutting sugar caneknife, for example, for cutting sugar cane).
  • Rus: MAKHAT' mowing.
    • Ger: MAHD = mowing, MÄCHEN = to mow, MÄCHER = mower.
  • Rus: MEZHA+TORIT', MEZHU TORIT', MEZHU TORYU, that is, mark up areas on the surface of the earth, draw lines. Or else MEZHU MERYAT', MEZHA+METR, MEZHU OTMERYAT'. Land division has always played an important role in society. From hereFrom here: GEOMETRIYA.
    • Lat: GEOMETRICUS = land survey, GEOMETRIA = geometry. Permutation: inte+ToryuToryu = MZHTR ===> ZHMTR = geometry, or: mezhu measuremezhu measure = MZHMRT ===> ZHMTR = geometrry.
    • Eng: GEOMETRY = geometry.
  • Rus: MENYA POMNIT'. From hereFrom here: MONUMENT.
    • Lat: MONUMENTUM = memory, memorial (gravestone), family vault. Transition: Russian ===> n-m-u latin (flipped the letter or permutationflipped the letter or permutation).
  • Rus: MOLYU+MNE, go’re me.
    • Gre: alimonoo (ALIMONO, those. ALIMONO) = Woe is meWoe is me!.
  • Rus: MORE+GORIT, that is sparkling.
    • Lat: MARGARITA = pearl. Indeed, the pearl, the creation MORYA, sparkles, GORIT.
    • Eng: MARGARITE = margarit.
  • Rus: MORZH. May be, MORZH - from the word MOROZ. Walruses live where it's freezing..
    • Ger: WALROSS = walrus. Here is the transition M ===> W (turned the letterturned the letter), R-L and ZH-SH-S.
    • Eng: WALRUS = walrus.
    • Tur: MORS = walrus. Transition ZH-SH-S.
  • Rus: MOYA KHATA.
    • Ger: DAHEIM = home, home, homeland. Reverse reading and transition T-D.
  • Rus: MUSOR.
    • Lat: MISER = bad, worthless, disgusting, unhappy, destitute, miserable, terrible. Wed also with russian MU'KA, torment.
    • Lat: MISERE = pitiable, MISERATIO = condolences, MISEREOR = have regret, MISERESCO = to regret, MISERET = it's a pity, MISERIA = misfortune, MISEROR = sympathize.
    • Eng: MISERY = misery, adversity, misfortune, poverty, misery, MISERIES = adversity, distress.

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  • Rus: NA GLINE, NALEPIT'.
    • Gre: anagluffo (ANAGLUFO, those. ANAGLIFO) = bas-relief, anaglufhh (ANAGLUFH, those. ANAGLIFI) = relief image. Transition P-F.
  • Rus: NA+KULAK, that is, to fight "on the fists".
    • Ger: ANSCHLAG = blow. Transition toTransition to ===> SCH and K-G.
  • Rus: NA MENYA, NA+MNE, meaning take over.
    • Ger: NEHMEN = take.
  • Rus: NAPOR, NAPIRAT', NAPERET'. From here could happen (during the transition N-M) word IMPERATOR (pressure headpressure head), IMPERIYA. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.1, st.622: see old russian word VPERIT', VPIRAT' = inspire. That is, to settle, "rooted for a" territory.
    • Lat: IM-PERO, IMPERO, IMPERITO = to rule, IMPERIUM = command, power, command, IMPERATIUM, IMPERATUM = order, IMPERATOR = commander, winner, lord, IMPERATORIUS = imperative, IMPERIOSE = imperatively, IMPETRO = achieve. Transition N-M.
    • Eng: EMPEROR = the emperor.
    • Eng: IMPETUOUS = impulsive, hot, ardent, passionate, impetuous, impetuous, fast. And also see. NA+PUT', go out NA PUT'.
  • Rus: NAPOROL, NAPOROLSYA on something.
    • Ger: ANPRALL = blow.
  • Rus: NARUSHIT', RUSHIT'.
    • Ger: STÖRUNG = breaking something, STÖREN = disturb. Here is the reverse reading. NRSHT ===> SHTRN.
  • Rus: NASTROIT' TYN, NASTROYU TYN, that is, to build, to build walls, a city, houses, fortifications, in general, "tyn". To do this, you need tools, tools, tools, which therefore could be called "INSTRUMENTAMI", that is, I will set up".
    • Lat: INSTRUMENTUM = tool. I.e INSTRU-MEN-TUM = NASTROIT' TYN or NASTROYU+TYN+TYN, since latin MEN could occur from the word TYN during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m latin and latin TUM could come from the word TYN during the transition N-M.
    • Eng: INSTRUMENT = instrument, tool, fixture, apparatus, mechanism, device.
  • Rus: NATASHCHIT', NATASKAT' anything anywhere.
    • Lat: INDUCTIO = plastering, plastering, staging, performance, INDUCO = direct. Transition T-D and Russian U or C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: INDUCT = officially inject (to the room, etc..), to accept as members, INDUCTION = introduction.
  • Rus: NATAYAT', NATA'YU, TAYAT', that is, melting ice, melt water.
    • Lat: NATO = blur, swim, sink, float, be unsteady, float, swing, wave, NATATIO = swimming, swimming place. We see that these Latin words originated where people saw melting, melting ice turning into melt water..
    • Eng: NATATION = swimming, the art of swimming.
  • Rus: NA+TYK, NATKNU, NA+TYKAT', NATYKAT', TKNUT', NA+PIKHAT', NAPIKHAYU, PIKHAT'.
    • Lat: IN-FIGO, FIXUM = stick in. Transition T-F(phi) and K-G.
    • Lat: INDICO = specify. Transition T-D, i.e: on+tyktyk = NTK ===> NTK = indico. See also the word INDEX.
    • Eng: INDICATION = an indication.
  • Rus: NAUCHUS'. And NA+SVOYSKIY, my own+your.
    • Lat: IN-SUESCO = accustom.
  • Rus: NE VERYU + MOGU, i.e NE VERYU at VOZMOZHNOST' something, NE VERYU + MOCH'.
    • Ger: UNVERMÖGEN = impotence, UNVERMÖGEND = powerless. From Russian NE+VERYU+MOGUTNYY, that is, I believe that they can not, or wrong+can.
  • Rus: NE+ZAPAKH, That is, there is no smell, tasteless. Or NE SHCHIPET, that is, not tangy.
    • Lat: INSIPIDUS = tasteless. Transition Z-S and Latin confusion q-d.
    • Eng: INSIPID = tasteless, bland.
  • Rus: NEZDOROV, NE+ZDRAVIE.
    • Gre: adiaqesia, adiaqestojj (ADIAQESIA, ADIAQESTOS, those. ADIATESIA, ADIATESTOS) = unwell, unhealthy. Here a – denial and transition R-D, because r – d = d, due to confusion, inversion of the letter. FromFrom: NE+ZDORO(AT) upon readback. I.e: healthy(atat) = ZDR --- RDZ = DTS = diathesia.
  • Rus: NE PUT' + TYN, or even NE PUT' + TYN + TYN, that is - there is no way, on the way stands, wall, NET PYATY + TYN.
    • Lat: IMPEDIMENTUM = obstruction, IMPEDIO = obstruct (i.e NE PUT', no way - Auto.). Transition M-N and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: IMPEDIMENT = obstacle, obstacle, obstacle, physical disability (special speechspecial speech).
  • Rus: NESMETNYY.
    • Lat: IN-DIMENSUS = myriad. Transition T-D and permutation NSMTN ===> NTMNS.
  • Rus: NESTI message, message, upNESTI, NESU.
    • Lat: NUNTIUS = messenger, messenger, informing, news.
    • Eng: NUNCIO = papal nuncio (permanent representative of the Vatican in foreign countriespermanent representative of the Vatican in foreign countries).
  • Rus: NE SUETA, that is, something unusual, non-standard. Under the word SUETA often understand something routine, boring, familiar, mundane. So the expression NE SUETA pointed to the unusual, unusual.
    • Lat: INSUETE = contrary to habit, INSUETUDO = strangeness, IN-SUETUS = unaccustomed.
    • Eng: UNUSED = unwonted. Transition T-D.
  • Rus: NET+BERECH'. That is, "unnecessary", do not take care.
    • Ger: ENTBEHRLICH = unnecessary. I.e ENT+BEHRICH = NET+BERECH'. Transition CH-KH.
  • Rus: NET RYADA, NET PORYADKA.
    • Ger: ENTARTEN = degenerate.
  • Rus: NET PUT, NE PUTANYY, NE+PUTY, i.e. unbound, unbound, «not+bandagebandage».
    • Ger: ENTBINDEN = rid. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: UNBIND = rid.
  • Rus: NE TVERD', NE TVERDO. And also see. NE VERNO.
    • Lat: INFIRMITER = unstable, INFIRMO = weaken. Transition TV-F and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: INFIRMITY = weakness, fragility, precarious position, groundlessness, precariousness.
  • Rus: NE TRUD, or NE TORYU, that is, not going, not paving the road, that is, inaction, standing still. And NE RADEYU, I mean, I'm not trying.
    • Lat: INERTIA = inaction, laziness, lethargy, inability.
    • Eng: INERTIA = inactivity, inertia, lack of activity, initiative, lethargy, inertia, slow development, stagnation.
    • Gre: anidrwtta (ANIDRWTA, those. ANIDROTA) = easy, easy. FromFrom: NE TRUD (back reading), not hard easy.
  • Rus: NE+TUMAN, for example, inhale, that is, the action opposite to exhalation, when on the cool, frosty air mist is formed from exhalation. See above TUMAN.
    • Ger: EINATMEN = breathe. I.e EINA+TMEN <=== NE TUMAN.
  • Rus: NE UKUSIT', that is, do not reach for something, for example, "do not bite your elbow".
    • Lat: INACCESSUS = Not available.
    • Eng: INACCESSIBLE = inaccessible, unreachable, unreachable.
  • Rus: NE KHOD (i.e NET KHODA), or NE KHOTET'. That is denial, prohibition. Or see. NEGODNYY, NE GODITSYA.
    • Lat: NEGATIO = negation.
    • Eng: NEGATIVE = negative, negative, ineffectual, not giving the expected result, missing.
  • Rus: NECHESTNO, NECHESTNOST'. And also see old Russian NE GONOSNYY, NE GONOSIT'SYA, according to V. Dal [223], t.1, st.923, where is the word GONOSIT'SYA meant to be proud", GONOSNYY = proud.
    • Lat: INHONESTO = dishonor, IN-HONESTE, INHONESTE = dishonest, shameful, indecent, INHONESTAS = dishonesty.
    • Eng: DISHONESTY = dishonesty.
  • Rus: NIKUDA unfit. And also see old Russian NEKMA, NIKMA, meaning, according to V.Dal [223], t.2, st.1354, not much, not tma, not enough.
    • Lat: NEQUAM = worthless. Transition D-T and Russian m (te) ===> latinlatin m.
  • Rus: NUKA, NU KA, NU-TE, NUZHE, NUKAT', byNUKAT', to push, drive, cheer, shout NU! [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: NUSH = (mouth.) admonition.
    • Gre: antte (ANTE, those. ANTE) = come on! come on! FromFrom: NU-TE.
  • Rus: NUDNYY, NUDIT', MUT' (in the head), i.e. fatigue.
    • Ger: MÜDE = tired, tired, abMATTEN = tire.
    • Eng: MUDDLE = confusion in the head, MUDDY = dull.
  • Rus: NUTRO+RODISH', that is, inside the earth. From the word ROD it happened, by the way, German Erde = land.
    • Ger: UNTERIRDISCH = underground.
  • Rus: NUTRO+TELO.
    • Ger: UNTERTEIL = Bottom part.
  • Rus: NUTRO+SHUKAT' or NUTRO+ISKAT'.
    • Ger: UNTERSUCHEN = examine a patient.

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  • Rus: OBA+KOREN' or OBA KORNYA, Ie two roots.
    • Lat: BICORNUS = two-horned.
  • Rus: OBED, OB\EDAT', OB+EDA.
    • Lat: DAPS = solemn meal. Transition B-P and reverse readingand reverse reading: BD ===> DB.
    • Lat: OB-EDO, OBEDO = eat away.
  • Rus: OBIZHAT'.
    • Lat: OB-IGITO = disturb.
    • Eng: OBJECT = disapprove, dislike, dislike, object, protest, raise objections.
  • Rus: (OB)KARNAT'. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.421-422: to(but)rnat = prune, cut.
    • Lat: CARNATUS = fleshy, CARNARIUS = carnivorous man, CARNARIA = Butcher shop. As well as Latin words CARNI-FEX = torturer, monster, executioner, CARNIFICIUM = torture, CARNIFICO = the penalty. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Eng: CARNAGE = massacre, carnage.
  • Rus: OBNYUKHIVAL.
    • Ger: BESCHNÜFFELN = sniff.
  • Rus: OBOTKAT', OBOTKU to cover something with a cloth.
    • Lat: OB-TEXO, TEXTUM = weave over.
  • Rus: OBRATNO, OBOROCHUS', to turn.
    • Lat: OB-TRAHO = turn back, OB-TORQUEO = rotate. Transition: Russian N ===> H Latin and permutation: backback = BRTN ===> BTRN = ob-traho.
  • Rus: OBRATNO STOYU, OBRATNO SIDET', or PROTIV STOYU, PROTIV SIDET', i.e. standoff. From hereFrom here: OPPOZITSIYA.
    • Lat: OPPOSITUS = opposite opposition, OPPOSITIO = opposition, objection. Second latin P It turned out from the Russian P, that is, the transition: Russian ===> p latin. I.e OBRA ===> OPPO or PRO ===> OPPO. Or else OPPOSITUS came from OT+POSIZHU, that is, at a distance I sit, separately. Here is the transition d-p.
    • Eng: OPPOSITE = opposite opposite, OPPOSE = opposite (something), oppose.
  • Rus: OB STENKU, OB STENU, that is, stubbornly stumble on the same obstacle, "beat your head OB STENKU", stubbornly try to overcome the irresistible. Or see expression OB+STYANUT', that is, wrapped.
    • Lat: OBSTINO = make an uncompromising decision, OBSTINATIO = stubbornness, perseverance, firmness, steadfastness, inflexibility, OBSTINATE = stubbornly, OBSTINATUS = stubborn, stubborn, unshakable, OB-STO = stand in the way.
    • Eng: OBSTINATE = stubborn, stubborn, persistent, stubborn, resistant.
  • Rus: OBYAZAN.
    • Lat: OBNOXIUS = obliged. PermutationPermutation: BZN ===> BNZ.
  • Rus: OB+YARIT', OB+YARIT'SYA, OB+YAROST', "to embrace".
    • Lat: OBIRATIO = anger, OBIRATUS = angry, angry, OB-IRASCOR = to get angry.
  • Rus: OVIN - structure for drying bread in sheaves.
    • Lat: AVENA = oats.
    • Fre: AVOINE = oats.
  • Rus: OVSYANYY.
    • Lat: AVENACEUS = oat.
  • Rus: OZERO, AT OZERE.
    • Ger: WASSER = water. Or from the word VODA, or from the word MORSKOY in the transition M ===> W when the letter is turned.
  • Rus: OKO+KOLYU, that is so dark that even an eyethat is so dark that even an eye (OKO) VYKOLI.
    • Lat: CALIGO = haze.
  • Rus: OKO+NE VIZHU.
    • Lat: CONIVEO [NIVI, NIXI] = squint. I.e CO (eyeeye) + NI (notnot) + VEO (I seeI see).
  • Rus: OPLOT.
    • Lat: PILEUS = bulwark.
  • Rus: OPORA, UPORNO, UPOR, UPERET'. Or else PERET', PYOR, that is, difficult to carry. And also see the word BRAT', BERU.
    • Lat: OPERA = work, work, work, effort, effort, service, help, OPERATIO = action, OPERATOR = worker, OPERANS = active, OPEROR = to work, OPEROSUS = very difficult, difficult, heavy, requiring great effort.
    • Eng: PROP = support.
  • Rus: ORU+SIL'NO, ORU+SILA, ORU+OSILIT'. Either word RECHYOT, see above.
    • Lat: ORACULUM = oracle, prophetic oracle, prophecy, ORACULARIS = divination. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Oracle sayings were considered as SIL'NO acting on people, on rulers, that is ORU+SILA. Or else ORACULUM – fromfrom: RECHYOT, speaks, see above.
    • Eng: ORACLE = oracle.
  • Rus: ORDA, RAT', as a well-armed army, equipped with the means of war. Firstly ORDA, ARTA had a firearm, ARTILLERIYU.
    • Lat: TURRIS = tower (fortress or siege), behind'mock, TURRITUS = turreted. Back reading RD ===> TR. Or it came fromOr it came from: TATARY. Or TURRIS comes from the word TORIT' or STROYU.
    • Ger: ARTILLERIE = artillery, BATTARIE = battery. Or else BATTARIE came from BIT'+TORYU, BIT'+TR.
    • Eng: ARTILLERY = artillery, BATTERY = battery.
  • Rus: OSA. Wasp-bitten place VOSPALYAETSYA.
    • Ger: WESPE = wasp.
    • Eng: WASP = wasp.
  • Rus: OSINA (treetree).
    • Eng: ASPEN = aspen.
  • Rus: OSLAB, OSLABIT'.
    • Lat: COL-LEVO = loosen. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition B-V.
  • Rus: OSTRIE PUSKAT'.
    • Lat: STIRPESCO = sprout.
  • Rus: OT+PERET' or DEYU+PERET', that is, drag, pull, or OT+BRAT', OTOBRAT'. From hereFrom here: DEPORTATSIYA.
    • Lat: DE-PORTO = carry off. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: DEPORT = deport, expel, exile, expel, DEPORTATION = expulsion, deportation, expulsion, reference, DEPORTEE = exiled.
  • Rus: OTREZAT', OTREZAL (literally and figurativelyliterally and figuratively), OTREZANNYY, OTREZ, OTREZHU. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.858-856, see old russian word TRUTIT', TRUCHEN'E = crush, TRUSHYAT' = crumble.
    • Lat: TRUCIDO = cut, kill, kill, TRUCIDATIO = slaughter, beating, felling, slaughtering, slaughter, TRUNCATIO = clipping, TRUNCO = cut off, TRUNCUS = chopped off. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: TRUCE = end, termination. From the word OTREZ, OTREZHU.
  • Rus: OTSTAVIT' to the side.
    • Lat: DESTITUTIO = abandonment.
    • Eng: DESTITUTE = abandoned, abandoned, helpless, lonely (about a humanabout a human).
  • Rus: OTTASHCHIT', OTTASHCHU.
    • Lat: DEDUCTIO = abduction, DI-DUCO = dilute, DIDUCTIO = stretching, separation, separation. Transition T-D and Russian u ===> C Latin. As well as Latin DEFECTIO, DEFECTUS = falling away, DE-FICIO = fall off. Transition T-F.
    • Lat: DE-DUCO = divert. Transition T-D and Russian u ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: DEDUCT = deduct, DEDUCTION = deduction, retention, reduction, reduction.
    • Eng: DEFECT = defect.
  • Rus: OSHARASHIT'.
    • Iri: CORRAICH = excite. Transition SH-K.

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  • Rus: PALENYY, from "scorch". And also see. ZHAR, ZHARENYY.
    • Ger: FEUERN = shoot. Transition P-F and L-R.
  • Rus: PALKA+REZHU, stick+cut.
    • Lat: FALCARIUS = blacksmith making sickles and scythes. Transition P-F, i.e FALCA-RIUS <=== PALKA-REZHU, PALKA-REZAT'. Spit has a long stick as a handle. Sickle also has a stick handle shorter.
  • Rus: PAMYAT', POMNYU, POMINAYU. Turns out from hereTurns out from here: MEMUARY.
    • Lat: +
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: MEMORIA = memory. Transition P-M due to the similarity of writing, as well as a mirror image: Russian me ===> R is Latin, that is: memorymemory = PMYAT ===> MMR = memorry.
    • Eng: MEMORY = memory.
    • Fre: MEMOIRE = memory.
  • Rus: PARA+L'NUT'. That is, two cling to each other, for example, relatives. Or the word PORODNIL. And PARNYE TELA, that is, "two close bodies", relatives.
    • Lat: PARENTELA = kinship. PermutationPermutation: PRLNT ===> PRNTL. If comes from the word PORODNIL, then we see the transition D-T and permutation: spawnedspawned = PRDNL ===> PRNDL = parentela.
    • Eng: PARENTAL = parent, father, maternal.
  • Rus: PEN'.
    • Ger: BIENE = bee. Bees often live in hollows PNEY.
    • Eng: APIAN = bee.
  • Rus: PEREBIT', for example, a competitor in some business. That is to seize the initiative.
    • Ger: ÜBERBIETEN = give a higher price.
  • Rus: (atat)PERED+KHOD, i.e. go ahead of anything, PERED+VIZHU.
    • Lat: PRODIGIUM = omen. Transition: Russian m (te or md) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: PERE+ZHALKO. And also see. PERE+MILYY, PERE+MIL'CHA. According to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.820, there is an old Russian word MIL'CHIT', MILKAT' = sweet.
    • Lat: PER-MULCEO = reassure. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing. Or it could happen from PERE+LASKAT' during the transition: Russian m(te) ===> m latin and permutation: caresscaress = LSKT ===> TLS(TOTO).
  • Rus: PERE+KLYUCH, that is, the water from the key overflows. And also see. PERE+KVEL', Where KVEL', KVELYY = crying wet.
    • Ger: ÜBERQUELLEN = to beat the key.
  • Rus: PERE+KRIVIT'.
    • Lat: PER-TORQUEO = twist. Transition V-U and permutation: to twistto twist = KRVT ===> TRKV = torqueo.
  • Rus: PERETASHCHIT', PERETASHCHU.
    • Lat: PER-DUCO = lead, PERDUCTIO = holding, PERDUCTO = to drive. Transition: Russian T ===> D Latin and Russian ===> With latin.
  • Rus: PERETVORIT', that is to remake something.
    • Lat: REPARATIO = repair.
    • Ger: REPARATUR = repair. Transition U-V and permutation PER ===> REP.
    • Eng: REPARATION = correction.
  • Rus: PERE+TIMIT'SYA. According to V. Dal [223], t.4, st.764, there is an old Russian word TI'MIT'SYA = to beat, TIMI'T'SYA = scoff.
    • Lat: PER-TIMEO = to be afraid, PER-TIMESCO = to be afraid. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing and reverse reading: creepycreepy = ZHT ===> TZH = timeo.
  • Rus: PERE+YAD, that is a lot of poison, hate.
    • Lat: PER-ODI = hate badly, PER-ODIOSUS = extremely hated, disgusting.
  • Rus: PERO. Something sharp, a tip on a spear in the shape of a bird feather. Sometimes PEROM called a knife. And also see. VSPOROT', POROT' knife or something sharp.
    • Lat: PENNA = pen. Transition: Russian ===> n Latin and Russian ===> p latin and reverse reading PR ===> RP.
    • Ger: SPEER = a spear.
    • Eng: SPEAR = a spear.
  • Rus: PECHAT'.
    • Lat: VESTIGIUM = footprint, footprint, leave marks. It could happen from a combination PECHAT'+NOGA during the transition P-V, H,SH-S, N-M, and when you read back: legleg = NG ===> GN = giuum.
    • Hun: PECSET = stamp.
  • Rus: PILIT'.
    • Lat: DE-LIMO = file off. TransitionsTransitions: P-D, since latin p and d differ only in orientation, as well as Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin.
    • Eng: BUILT = build, FEILEN = to nag. Transition P-B and P-F. And PEEL = peel. In addition, English PEEL = husk, (about)peel off could be a reverse reading LUPIT'SYA, aboutLUPIT'SYA.
  • Rus: PLEL from weave, loop.
    • Ger: LOOPING = loop.
    • Eng: LOOP = a loop. Back reading.
  • Rus: PLESNUT' batter into the pan to bake pancake. Or the word PLOSKIY.
    • Lat: PLACENTA = pancake. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PLES+POD, i.e. "underwater", for example, the river bed.
    • Ger: FLUSSBETT = riverbed. Transition P-F and P-B.
  • Rus: PLETKA.
    • Ger: FUCHTEL = whip. Transition P-F and K-KH. I.e PLTK ===> FKHTL.
  • Rus: PLOT'.
    • Ger: FLEISCH = meat, flesh. Read "flyish". Transition P-F and flipping letters m-w, because the Slavic T is also written as m ("te "with three chopsticks). When turning from handwriting m it turned out w.
    • Eng: FLESH = meat, flesh.
  • Rus: PLYUKH, flop.
    • Ger: PLUMP = clumsy, PLUMPSEN = flounder about.
    • Eng: PLUMP = flop(camping), to thump(camping), slap(camping), heavy fall, sudden blow, the sound of falling, hitting.
  • Rus: POVERKH, above.
    • Ger: OBER = upper, OBER = above (austraustr.).
    • Eng: OVER = on top.
    • Spa: SOBRE = on, above.
  • Rus: PODEVAT', PO+DET', that is, hide somewhere. Where did you get this thing? Or see the word UBYT', go away.
    • Lat: ABDITIVUS = hidden, remote, ABDITUS = hidden, secret, ABDITE = intimately, AB-DO, DIDI, DITUM. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POEST'. For example, on holiday people love POEST'. Or see the word GOSTI.
    • Ger: FEST = celebration. Transition P-F.
    • Eng: FEAST, FETE = delicacy, feast, feast, banquet. In this way, POEST' + PIT' ===> FEAST + FETE.
    • Spa: ABASTO = food, food supplies. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POZHALUY.
    • Ger: BEJAHUNG = consent. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: PO+ZHENA.
    • Gre: apogonooj (APOGONOS, those. APOGONOS) = descendant.
  • Rus: POZHRAT', POZHRU, PO+ZHOR.
    • Ger: BEGIER = craving, greed, BEGIERUNG = greedy. Transition P-B and ZH-G.
    • Eng: FORAGE = fodder, grain fodder. That is cattle feed. Obviously derived from the Slavic POZHRU during the transition P ===> F.
  • Rus: POZADI RAMY, that is, behind the space, last, behind a group of people. See the word above RAMO, RAMA.
    • Lat: POSTREMUS = last.
  • Rus: POZADI SUTI, i.e POZADI DELA, POSLE DELA.
    • Lat: POST-SUM = fade into the background. Transition: Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.
  • Rus: POLAGAT'.
    • Ger: GLAUBE, GLAUBEN = trust, think, think. Back reading PLG ===> GLP or GLB.
  • Rus: POLNO+TRESKAT', POLNO+ZHRAT'.
    • Ger: VIELFRASS = glutton (chatter.). Transition P-V and T-F. Note that Russian TRESKAT' - also colloquial form.
  • Rus: POLNYY+BORODA, POLNYY+BRADA, i.e. big beard.
    • Ger: VOLLBART = thick beard. Transition P-V and D-T.
  • Rus: POLOZHIT', POLYOG, POLOZHU.
    • Ger: BEILAGE = attachmentattachment; BEILEGEN = to attach, BELAG = flooring. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: PLANK = plank. See also the word PLANKA.
    • Fre: BLAGUE = pouch. IndeedIndeed: "POLOZHU in the pouch "anything. Transition P-B.
  • Rus: POLOST', POLYY, that is, emptiness inside something.
    • Lat: BULLATUS = empty, BULLATIO = blistering. See also the word BUL' or BUL'-BUL', i.e. gurgling sounds when blistering.
    • Eng: BULLATE = bubbly. Or see the word OBLYY, i.e. round; bubbles - round.
  • Rus: POLTRONA, that is, half the throne. Thrones were sometimes "double", for the king and queen. Or for two co-rulers. Such was, for example, the double throne of the co-rulers - the Russian tsars Ioann Alekseevich and Peter Alekseevich. (Petra I) [960], with.45. Stored in the Moscow Kremlin Armory. A vintage image of this double throne, see fig..29. Each of the co-rulers sat, thus, on POLOVINE throne.
    • Por: POLTRONA = armchair.
  • Rus: byLYKHNUT', byLYKHANIE fireLYKHNU, againLOKH.
    • Ger: LOHE = flame, LOHEN = blaze.
  • Rus: PO LYUDYAM, that is, go begging'Dam, begging.
    • Ger: PLEITE = collapse, bankruptcy. Then the word turned into English FAILURE = bankruptcy (here the parallelism has already blurredhere the parallelism has already blurred).
  • Rus: POL'ZA. Or see above the word TOLPA.
    • 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: Russian W, C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: PUBLIC = public, state, people, people.
  • Rus: POMINKI, POMINAT', the custom of commemorating the dead some time after death. The heavy image of a deceased person, that is, a body that has long been in the ground and has lost its former appearance, is inevitably associated with the commemoration. Probably very unpleasant associations were associated with it..
    • Lat: ABOMINATIO = the abomination of desolation, vileness, the abomination, ABOMINABILIS = disgusting, filthy. Transition P-B.
    • Eng: ABOMINATE = hate.
  • Rus: PO+NOCH', PO+NOCHNOY.
    • Lat: PANNYCHIUS = lasting all night, PANNYCHISMUS = vigil.
  • Rus: POPROSHU, POPROSHAYKA, POPROSIT'. And POBIRAT'(SYA).
    • Lat: PAUPER = poor, PAUPERIES = damage, PAUPERO = make poor, PAUPERTAS = poverty. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: PAUPER = poor, poor, poor, PAUPERIZE = bring to poverty.
    • Spa: POBRE = beggar, poor man. From Russian POBIRAYUS', POBIRAT'SYA.
  • Rus: PO+TVERD', i.e. have something PO ZEMLE, on the ground.
    • Ger: PARTERRE = stalls (in the theatre), first row.
    • Eng: PARTERRE = stalls, flower garden.
  • Rus: POCHIN.
    • Ger: BEGINN = Start, BEGINNEN = start off. Transition P-B and CH-G.
    • Eng: BEGIN = start off.
  • Rus: PREZRENIE, PREZIRAT'.
    • Lat: ASPERNOR = reject, neglect, reject, unwilling to know, ASPERNATOR = the contestant, ASPERNATIO = neglect, deviation, rejection. Transition: contemptcontempt = PRZNR ===> SPRNR.
    • Eng: ASPERSE = disgrace, dishonor, slander, dishonor, blacken, ASPERSION = slander.
  • Rus: PRETERPEL.
    • Ger: VERDERB = ruin. Transition P-V and T-D.
  • Rus: PRIZYV.
    • Ger: BERUFUNG = call, BERUFEN = call upon. Transitions P-B, Z-F, where F and S, as well as Latin U and V were written the same way.
  • Rus: PRILOZHU, PRILOZHIT'. see also PLECHO, shoulder to shoulder, that is, to stand side by side, for example, in close formation.
    • Lat: AP-PLICO = lay down (rows), press down, APPLICATIO = contiguity, adherence, joining. The second Latin P here turned out from Russian P, and the Latin C - from Russian F, that is: I will attachI will attach = PRLZH ===> PRLZH = applico.
    • Eng: APPLICATION = application, overlay, application, overlay.
  • Rus: PROPILIT', PROPI'L, that is, cut through, cut a passage somewhere.
    • Gre: PROPILEI = entrance (for example, the entrance to the Athenian Acropolisfor example, the entrance to the Athenian Acropolis).
  • Rus: PROSKAKAL.
    • Lat: PROCULCO = trample. Transition: Russian SK ===> With latin.
  • Rus: PROST, PROSTOY, simpleton.
    • Lat: PEDESTER = plain. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Ger: TROPF = simpleton. In old german language f = ""Often written as S = "WITH". HappenedHappened: TROPF = TROPS = PROST.
    • Eng: PEDESTRIAN = uninteresting, prosaic.
    • Gre: aplojj (APLOS, those. APLOS) = plain. Transition R-L.
  • Rus: PROTASHCHU, PROTASHCHIT'. And PROTYAZHNYY.
    • Lat: PRO-DUCO = pull out, PRODUCTE = long, long, PRODUCTIO = stretching, PRODUCTO = drag out, PRODUCTUS = broaching. Transition T-D and u ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PROTORYU+TASHCHU.
    • Lat: PRAETER-DUCO = lead by. Transition T-D and u ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: PUSTYNNYY, PUSTYNYA, i.e PUSTOY.
    • Lat: ABSENTIA = absence, absence. Permutation consonants: desertdesert = PSTN ===> PSNT = absentiia.
    • Eng: ABSENCE = absence, absence.
  • Rus: PUT'+GOTOV, PUT'+GOTOVIT', that is, prepare for the journey, prepare for the long journey, PODGOTOVLENNYY. AndAnd: PODGONYAYU, PUT'+GONYU, that is, chasing, directing along the way, teaching. From hereFrom here: PEDAGOG.
    • Lat: PAEDAGOGATUS = education, PAEDAGOGO = bring up, PAEDAGOGUS = teacher, tutor, PAEDAGOGIANUS = educated, PAEDAGOGIUM = school, college. Transition V-U.
    • Eng: PEDAGOGUE = tutor, PEDAGOGIC = pedagogical, educational, educational, PEDAGOGICS = pedagogy.
  • Rus: PUCHIT' (stomachstomach), PUK.
    • Eng: PUKE = vomiting.
  • Rus: PSHENO, PSHENITSA. One bush with the word PASHNYA.
    • Fre: PAIN = bread.
  • Rus: P'YANO, P'YANYY, P'YANSTVO, or P'YANO+SON, P'YANYY SON. From hereFrom here: GIPNOZ.
    • Gre: upnojj (UPNOS, those. IPNOS) = sleep. In the dream, there are visions, different pictures come up. Similarly, hallucinations and visions begin when intoxicated. Therefore, people could compare sleep with intoxication. Then the word came from GIPNOZ.
    • Ger: +
    • Fre: HYPNOSE = hypnosis.
    • Eng: HYPNOSIS = hypnosis.
    • Ita: IPNOSI = hypnosishypnosis (!).
    • Spa: HIPNOSIS = hypnosis.

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  • Rus: RAZBOR. for example, RAZOBRAT'SYA in problem. And also see. CHEREP+RAMA or TSAR'+RAMA.
    • Lat: CEREBRUM = mind, mind, reason, brain. Transition RZBR ===> SRBRM. Or could happen from TSAR'+RAMA, that is, the royal repository, because in the Middle Ages, people understood that the brain "reigns" over the body.
    • Eng: CEREBRUM = brain.
  • Rus: RAZBROS, RAZBROSAT', for example, scattered thoughts.
    • Lat: CEREBROSUS = madcap. Transition RZBRS ===> SRBRS. Or CHEREP RUSHIT', that is, "head, mind collapses".
    • Ger: ZERBRECHEN = break up. Or originally derived from CHEREPOK+RUSHIT', that is, break the vessel on CHEREPKI. The words CHEREP and CHEREPKI might be confused.
    • Eng: DIASPORA = diaspora. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letter) and transition B-P. As a result, the word RAZBROS turned into DZPRS = diaspora.
  • Rus: RAZUM, RAZUMNO, RAZUMNYY. The words probably also originated from here. REZON, REZONNYY.
    • Lat: SAPIENS = sensible, SAPIENTER = wisely, SAPIENTIA = mind, prudence, knowledge, wisdom. Transition: Russian ===> p latin M-N and permutation: mindmind = RZM ===> ZRM = sapiens.
    • Eng: SAPIENCE = wisdom, understanding, SAPIENT = wise, understanding, knowing, SAPIENTIAL = wise, instructive, pertaining to God's wisdom.
  • Rus: RASSUDIT', RASSUZHU. From the word SUZHU, SUDIT'. From hereFrom here: DISSERTATSIYA.
    • Lat: DISSERTATIO = reasoning, DISSERTO = reason. Transition RAZ ===> DIS described above.
    • Lat: EDISSERTO = discuss in detail, EDISSERTATIO = detailed account.
    • Lat: DIS-CEPTO = reason. Transition RAZ ===> DIS above, and besides: Russian C ===> C is Latin and D-P, since latin p and d differ only in orientation.
    • Lat: DISSUADEO [SUASI, SUASUM] = dissuade. Transition RAZ ===> DIS described above.
    • Eng: DISSERTATION = treatise, work, dissertation.
    • Eng: DISSUADE = dissuade, dissuade.

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  • Rus: SAM+GLOTAYU, SGLOTNUT'. For example, I swallow tears when weeping. Or SLEZY GLOTAYU. Or the expression ZVON+GLOTAYU, that is loud, swallow loudly, I hiccup loudly, I make a sound when swallowing.
    • Lat: SINGULTIO, SINGULTO = sob sob, SINGULTIUM = sobbing sobbing, SINGULTUS = hiccups, sobbing, sobbing, death wheezing. Transition M-N.
    • Eng: SINGULTUS = hiccups.
  • Rus: SVARA, quarrelsome.
    • Lat: OBVARO = resist, resist. See also the word PROTIV, transition P-B and permutation.
  • Rus: SVERNU, SVERNUL. From hereFrom here: SPIRAL', during the transition V-P.
    • Lat: SPIRA = spring. Transition V-P. Spring really SVERNUTA, made of twisted wire, similar to SPIRAL'. Or else SPIRA comes from the word SPIRAT', that is squeeze compressed.
    • Eng: SPIRAL = helix, helix, helix-shaped, helical, helical.
  • Rus: SVERKH+VOIN, in excess of + military.
    • Lat: SUPER-VINCO = to win.
  • Rus: SVERKHU NADET', SVERKHU NADEVAT', worn on top.
    • Lat: SUPER-INDUO, INDUI, INDUTUM = put on.
  • Rus: SVERKHU OKA (eyes), i.e. eyebrow located above the eye (the eye). Or SVERKHU+CHELO, that is, from above+forehead.
    • Lat: SUPER-CILIUM, SUPERCILIUM = eyebrow.
  • Rus: SVESTI. Or KOM+VKHOD, KOM+VKHODIT', KOM+VNUTR', SO+VKHOD, SO+VKHODIT'.
    • Lat: CONVENTIO = rapprochement, CONVENTO = constantly converge, CONVENTUS = gathering. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition S-N, as Russian "s" and "n" Latin differ only in orientation, see table..1. Or are these Latin words derived from the Russian combination KOM+VKHOD, KOM+VKHODIT', during the transition M-N and KH-N (due to the proximity of writing). That is, “com” a large and close group of people entered the room.
  • Rus: SGUSTIL, ZAGUSTEL, SGUSTIT', SGUSHCHU. And POZHAT', SZHAT', S+POZHMU, S+PYZH, to compress.
    • Lat: COAGULATIO = thickening, solidification, hardening, CO-ANGUSTO = constrain. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin. Or derived from KOM+GUSTO.
    • Eng: COAGULATE = thicken(camping), roll(campingcamping).
    • Lat: FromFrom: S+PYZH, S+POZHAT', happenedhappened: SPISSE = thickly, SPISSO = thicken, SPISSUS = thick, SPISSITAS = density, SPISSITUDO = density. Transition G,K-P, since latin q-p differ only in orientation.
    • Eng: SPISSATED = condensed.
  • Rus: SE+L'ZYA. Here SE means "this" as well L'ZYA - old russian word meaning: can, easy, convenient, allowed, not prohibited. So the combinationSo the combination: SE L'ZYA means - it is possible, it is allowed, it is allowed. For example, when choosing, when selecting from some set: "here you can".
    • Lat: SELECTUS = selected, LECTUS = selected. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: SELECT = selected, selected, elected.
  • Rus: SE NE, that is, the absence, without something.
    • Lat: SINE = without.
  • Rus: SEMGA or LOSOS' (LS).
    • Ger: SALM = salmon.
    • Eng: SALMON = salmon.
  • Rus: SEMENIT'. For example, mince in small steps along a narrow path, move carefully.
    • Lat: SEMITA = trail.
  • Rus: SKAKAT', SKACHU, for example, from delight. From hereFrom here: EKSTAZ.
    • Lat: EXCITATUS = enthusiastic. Transition: Russian SK (or KS, xi) ===> X Latin.
    • Eng: EXITED = excited, ECSTASY = ecstasy.
    • Gre: diaskedazzw (DIASKEDAZW, those. DIASKEDAZO) = have fun, diaskedastikojj (DIASKEDASTIKOS, those. DIASKEDASTIKOS) = funny, funny. FromFrom: DEYU+SKAKAT', transition T-D.
  • Rus: SKARB, from the word SGREB, SGREBAT', SGRESTI.
    • Lat: ACERVO = pile up, ACERVUS = heap, ACERVATIO = accumulation. Transition B-V, i.e SKRB ===> SRV.
    • Eng: ACERVATE = grouped, crowded, growing in clusters, bunches or brushes.
  • Rus: SKLOKA, grin one's teeth.
    • Eng: SQUABBLE = squabble. Latin transition q-b and permutation: squabblesquabble = SKLK ===> SKKL = squabblle.
    • Eng: SCOLD = scold(camping), to scold(camping), grumble, grumble, grumpy woman, shrew, witch. see also SKALIT' teeth, snap.
  • Rus: SLABYY, SLYOG (due to illnessdue to illness), LEZHU, LYOG, lying or lying.
    • Ger: LEISE = weak. It turns out the reverse reading. And SCHLAPP = weak. Transition S-SH and B-P.
    • Eng: SLACK, SLIGHT, LAX = weak.
  • Rus: SLOZHIT', eg, SKLADKA clothes.
    • Lat: SULCUS = fold.
  • Rus: SLOZHIT', SLOZHU food for winter, ZALOZHU cattle feed. Hence the word probably originated SILOS.
    • Lat: SIRUS = silage. Transition L-R.
    • Eng: SILO, SILAGE = silage. Cm. ZALOZHU, SLOZHU.
    • Ger: SILO = silage.
  • Rus: SLUKH, USLYKHAT'.
    • Lat: CLUEO = hear, AUSCULTO = listen carefully. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin as well as permutation: hearhear = SLKHT ===> SKHLT = auscultto.
    • Eng: AUSCULTATE = (honey.) listen to (the sickthe sick).
  • Rus: SO+DROZHAT', SO+DROZHU, shudder.
    • Lat: CON-TREMO = shudder, CONTREMISCO = tremble. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin, Russian ===> m Latin due to the similarity of writing.
  • Rus: SOVESTNO. And OSOZNAT'.
    • Lat: CONSCIENTIA = conscience, bad conscience. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transition V-N, so like latin v and n differ only in orientation, see table.differ only in orientation, see table..1.
    • Eng: CONSCIENTIOUS = conscientious, conscientious.
  • Rus: SOZHALET', SOZHALEYU.
    • Lat: SOLLICITUS = woeful, SOLLICITE = carefully, SOLLICITUDO = anxiety. Transition: Russian F ===> C Latin and transposition: regretregret = SZHLT ===> SLZHT = sollicituus.
    • Eng: SOLICITOUS = caring, caring, attentive.
  • Rus: SO+ZHENATY, that is, related.
    • Lat: COGNATIO = consanguinity, relatives, gender, COGNATUS = related, dear.
    • Eng: COGNATE = kinship.
  • Rus: SOZYV, convene.
    • Lat: SE-VOCO = call off. Transition: Russian W, C ===> C Latin and reverse reading: callcall = ZV ===> VZ = vocco.
  • Rus: SOL'YU', from the word SLIT', drain the liquid.
    • Lat: CLUO = clean. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: SOL'+MURA. Mura tvr, vld, tmb, - tur, turk, chopped bread in kvass [223], [225] V. Dahl.
    • Tur: SALAMURA = pickle.
  • Rus: SON+EBAT', SON+EBANYY (rude.), sexual intercourse [223], [225] V. Dahl. Or KOM+EBAT', KOM+EBANYY, SO+EBAT', see above about the word KOM.
    • Lat: CONUBIUM = love affair, CONCUBITUS = intercourse, CONCUBITOR = libertine, CONCUBINA = mistress, concubine, CONCUBINUS = lover, CONCUBINARUS = concubinage. As well as Latin CONCUBIUM = cohabitation, connection, deep night; derived from SON+EBAT' when going Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) in latin m. Or it could occur from the expression KOM+EBAT', KOM+EBANYY, Where KOM – something stuck together. Probably from the same Latin COHABITATIO = copulation, COHABITANS = roommate; during the transition: Russian N ===> H Latin. Or it could occur from the expression SO+OBITAT', that is, live together.
    • Eng: CONCUBINE = mistress, CONCUBINAGE = concubinage.
  • Rus: SPILIT', to nag. Or see the word SKOLOT'.
    • Ger: SPALTEN = prick.
    • Eng: SPLIT = split.
  • Rus: SPORYY PUT', that is, move quickly along the way.
    • Lat: PRAECIPITEM = running fast. I.e PRAECI-PITEM = SPORYY PUT'. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition.
    • Eng: PRECIPITATE = swift, fast, hasty, fast, PRECIPITANT = swift.
  • Rus: SPROSHU, ZAPROSHU, to request.
    • Ger: ZUSPRUCH = appeal, consolation.
  • Rus: SRYGNUT', SRYGIVAT', burp. That is to throw out of yourself.
    • Eng: THROUGH = throw away.
  • Rus: SSORA, ROZN'.
    • Lat: RIXA = quarrel, scandal, argument, fight, RIXOR = quarrel. Transition: Russian SS ===> X Latin and reverse reading. Or it could come from the word RUGAYU.
  • Rus: STADO. For example, a herd of horses.
    • Eng: STEED = horse.
  • Rus: STARAYUS', try, STARANIE, STARATEL'NO.
    • Lat: STUDIOSUS = diligent, STUDEO, STUDUI = work hard, STUDIOSE = diligently, STUDIUM = diligence. Transition: Russian ===> d latin (turned the letterturned the letter).
    • Lat: INDUSTRIE = diligently, INDUSTRIA = diligence. Permutation: diligencediligence = STRN ===> NTSTR = industrie. Either derived from a combination NADO+STARAYUS' or NADO+STROYU, NADO STROIT'.
    • Eng: STUDY = study, research, knowledge acquisition, studies, etudes, scientific studies, STUDYING = studying. Transition: Russian ===> d latin.
    • Eng: INDUSTRIOUS = diligent, hardworking, diligent, diligent, INDUSTRIOUSLY = diligently. Either from NADO+STARAYUS', NADO+STROYU.
  • Rus: STIRAT', STIRANIE.
    • Lat: CONTRITIO = abrasion. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin and transposition STRN --- SNTRT.
  • Rus: STRAVIT' opponents.
    • Ger: STREIT = argument, quarrel, battle, STREITEN = quarrel, STREITER = arguer, fighter, STREITIG = controversial.
  • Rus: STUK, STUPKA. Different types of cement, plaster were made by grinding the rock into fine powder. Previously, stupas and mortars were used in which a soft object was smashed and ground soft rock.. Pestle in mortar produces STUK, when im TOPCHUT breed. Close to the word STUPAT', STOPA, TOPAT'.
    • Ger: STUCK = plaster.
    • Eng: STUCCO = plaster (for outdoor workfor outdoor work).
    • Fre: STUC = plaster.
    • Spa: ESTUCO = plaster.
  • Rus: SUEVERIYA (as a habitas a habit), SUETA, Vanity, SUETIT'SYA, SUETNOY.
    • Lat: SUESCO, SUEVI, SUETUM (SVETUM), SUETUS (SVETUS) = get used to, SUETUM = habit, ASSUETUS = usual, CONSUETUDO = wont.
    • Hun: SIETTETNI = hurry, SIETVE = hastily.
  • Rus: SUMA'+PUSTO, SUMA'+PUSTOY.
    • Lat: SUMPTUOSE = costly, SUMPTUOSITAS = wastefulness, SUMPTUOSUS = costly, SUMPTUS = expenditure.
  • Rus: SUSHCHNOST', SUT', SE = this.
    • Lat: ESSENTIA = essence. Transition u or w – C and permutation SSHCHNST ===> SSHCHNT.
    • Eng: ESSENCE = creature essence, ESSENTIAL = significant.
  • Rus: STSEPIT', STSEPLENO, DEYU+STSEPIT', that is to connect something tightly, tied by rigid rules. From hereFrom here: DISTSIPLINA.
    • Lat: DISCIPLINA = discipline, DISCIPLUS = pupil.
    • Eng: DISCIPLINE = discipline, DISCIPLE = student follower, DISCIPLA = schoolgirl.
    • Ger: DISZIPLIN = discipline.
    • Fre: DISCIPLINE = discipline.
    • Ita: +
    • Spa: DISCIPLINA = discipline.
  • Rus: SYTYY+RONA, SYTYY+RONYAL, that is, the "stream of satiety", "full+river". Recall that the river used to be called RONA, from "dropping drops", see the book "Empire", ch.from "dropping drops", see the book "Empire", ch..11:5.3.
    • Lat: SATURNALIA = Ancient Italian holiday, celebrated for a number of days (with 17 December) in memory of the golden age" (Saturn) and celebrated with a lot of fun.
    • Eng: SATURNALIA = (lat.) roman saturnalia, a festival dedicated to Saturn, orgy, rampant, orgy.

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  • Rus: TVERD' PYATOY PERESEKAT' or TVERD'+PUT'+PERESEKAT', TVERD' PUTEM PERESEKAYU, or PEREKATYVAYU. That is, walk on the ground.
    • Lat: TERRAM PEDE PERCUTIO = stomp. Transition T-D in a word PYATA or PUT', transition: Russian C ===> C Latin in the word PERESEKAT'.
  • Rus: TE MILYE, that is, points to those who are nice, pleasant. Or DEYU+MILYE, that is, I create a family, kin.
    • Lat: FAMILIA = family, family, kin, FAMILIOLA = small family circle, FAMILIAS = family. Transition T-F(phiphi).
    • Ger: FAMILIE = family. Transition T-F, i.e FA-MILIE = TE+MILYE.
    • Eng: FAMILY = family.
  • Rus: TE MILYE RYADOM, or DEYU+MILYE+RYADOM, i.e. nice people around, DEYU+MILYE+RYAD. From hereFrom here: FAMIL'YARNOST'.
    • Lat: FAMILIARITAS = close friends, short acquaintance, close friendship. I.e FA-MILIA-RITAS.
  • Rus: TELO+SHCHENOK, i.e TELO+MOLODOY (very smallvery small).
    • Lat: ADULESCENS = young, young, growing up, young man, girl. Here ADULE <=== body, SCENS <=== puppy, puppy. As well as Latin ADULESCENTIA = youthful age; - from TELO+SHCHENYATA.
  • Rus: TEMNITSA, that is to put in darkness in a dark place. At all TEMNYY as something threatening, not good.
    • Lat: DAMNATIO = sentence, conviction, DAMNATORIUS = accusatory, DAMNATUS = convicted, DAMNO = condemn. Transition T-D. As well as Latin CONDEMNO = condemn; could occur from KOM+TEMNO, SO+TEMNO, that is, a lot of "lumps" of people are put into darkness, in a dungeon, in prison.
    • Eng: CONDEMN = condemn, DAMN = curse, (church.) curse.
  • Rus: TEN' BROSHU, TEN' BROSAYU, "TEN' BERU", "TEN' BRAT'", TEMEN'.
    • Lat: TENEBRAE = darkness, darkness, darkness, blindness, get dark, TENEBROSE = dark, TENEBROSUS = gloomy, TENEBRARIUS = dark, dark origin, TENEBRATIO = eclipse, TENEBRICO = to darken, TENEBRICOSUS = gloomy, dark, gloomy, shrouded in darkness, darkened, TENEBRICUS = dark, dark color, TENEBRIO = bad character. And IN-UMBRO = shade; derived from TEN'+BROSHU during the transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin as well as permutationm Latin as well as permutation: TNBR ===> NTBR. As well as Latin UMBROSUS = shady; could occur from the word NABROSHU cover, canopy, that is, create shadow. Transition N-M.
    • Lat: ADUMBRO = set off. Transition T-D and M-N.
    • Eng: DUN = dark (poetic.). Transition T-D.
    • Eng: TENEBROUS = dark, dark.
  • Rus: TISHE-TISHE or NEMOTA. And also, according to V. Dal [223], t.2, st.944, formerly Russian word MUTIT' it also had the meaning to "interfere"".
    • Lat: MUTMUT = faint sound. Transition: Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin and reverse reading TSHTSH ===> SHTSHT.
    • Eng: MUTISM = dumbness. Occurred from the old Russian word MUTIT' = hinder.
  • Rus: TOPTAT'SYA hesitantly in place, TOPOT. As well as the word TUPOY, TUPO, TUPOST'.
    • Lat: DUBITO = doubt, DUBITATOR = doubting, DUBITATIO = doubt, indecision, fluctuations, DUBIUM = doubt, DUBIUS = indecisive, doubtful. Transition T-D. Or it could come from the word DUMAT' during the transition M-B.
    • Eng: DOUBT = doubt, hesitation, indecision, uncertainty, ambiguity, DOUBTED = doubtful, DOUBTER = skeptic doubter, DOUBTFUL = doubtful, doubtful.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + GRANITSA (GRAN'), that is, cross the border.
    • Lat: TRANSGRESSIO = transition, movement, TRANSGRESSUS = crossed. Or Latin TRANSGRESSUS = crossing; could occur from expression TORYU NA + GRESTI.
    • Eng: TRANSGRESS = step over (law, etc..), cross the border (patience, decencypatience, decency).
  • Rus: TORYU NA + SLAT'.
    • Lat: TRANSLATIO = transference.
    • Eng: TRANSLATE = transfer(camping) from one language to another, convert.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + RYS'YU, that is, toru, paving the road at a trot, running, TORYU NA + SKORO, "TARANIT'" SKORO.
    • Lat: TRANS-CURRO, TRANSCURRO = run across, TRANSCURSIO = running through, TRANSCURSUS = running through, flying.
  • Rus: TORYU NA + UNES, that is to carry something. From hereFrom here: TRANSMISSIYA.
    • Lat: TRANS-MISSIO = transfer or transfer to others, TRANSMISSUS = move, move.
    • Eng: TRANSMISSION = transfer, transfer.
  • Rus: TRI KORNYA.
    • Lat: TRICORNUS = three horny.
  • Rus: TRUP.
    • Gre: feretroo (FERETRO, those. FERETRO) = coffin. Transition P-F and permutation.
  • Rus: TUZHIT'SYA, tension, DUT', to inflate.
    • Lat: TUMEO = swell, TUMIDUS = bloated, TUMESCO = swell up. Transition: Russian train ===> m Latin. But most likely, comes from the word DUT', see above.
    • Eng: TUMID = swollen, pompous, TUMESCENT = swollen.
  • Rus: TYKAT', TYCHESH', that is, to contact someone on "you", familiarly.
    • Ger: DUZEN = refer to "you". Transition K-TS or 3, like Caesar - Caesar, in view of the twofold interpretation of Latin C. Wed also with russian TY+ZNAT', that is acquaintance "on you". It could happen DU+ZEN = you+know.
  • Rus: TYAGA, NATYAGIVAT', KUTAT', OKUTYVAT', UKUTAT', ZAKUTOK.
    • Lat: TECTUS = indoor, hidden, covered, covered, dressed, TECTE = hidden covertly, TECTIO = overlap, TECTUM = roof, roof, shelter, TEGO, TECTUM = wrap roof. Permutation KTT ===> TKT.
    • Lat: AMICIO = wrap, AMICTUS = dressing, sketching, drapery. It turned out the reverse reading of the word OKUTAT'. Transition KT ===> TK and the transition of Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) in latin m. See also Russian KIOT.
  • Rus: TYANU, TYANUL. Perhaps when you read the word back TYANUL (or withTYANUL, TYANUT') got the word LENTA. Or the word LENTA it came out of the word LEN, L'NYANOY; see above.
    • Lat: LENTO = bend, bend, tighten, stretch, LENTUS = flexible, malleable.
    • Gre: diastollh (DIASTOLH, those. DIASTOLI) = expansion. FromFrom: RASTYANUL with confusion r --- d (turned the letter) , i.e: sprainedsprained = RSTNL ===> DSTLN.

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  • Rus: UGRYUMYY, UGRYUMOST', MRACHNOST', MRACHNYY.
    • Lat: MOROSITAS = sullenness. Transition: Russian gr ===> r Latin due to the closeness of the writing of r-r. Happened fromHappened from: MRACHNYY, OMRACHAT' and old Russian words MOROCHNO'Th = gloomy, overcast [223], t.2, stst.910.
    • Ger: VERGRÄMT = sullen. Note that latin U and V were written it seems, therefore VERGRÄMT = UGRÄMT = sullen.
    • Eng: GLUM = sullen. Transition R-L.
  • Rus: UDARNYY+TYN, that is, hit the wall. Both literally and figuratively, that is, to hurt.
    • Lat: TORMENTUM = throwing machine. Transition D-T and M-N. Or from UDAR+TYN+TYN.
    • Eng: TORMENT = torment, torment, source of torment, pain, TORMENTOR = torturer.
  • Rus: UMERYAT', OTMERYAT'. For example, to moderate passions, to be prudent. And also see old Russian MODOM = gradually, slowly, slowly, not at once, nekruto [223], t.2, stst.875.
    • Lat: MODERATUS = measured, prudent, AD-MODEROR = moderate. Transition: Russian ===> d Latin and T-D.
    • Eng: MODERATE = moderate, avoiding extremes, temperate, restrained.
  • Rus: UMINAT'+SYTO (EST'). And also see old Russian MANTULIT', MANTUL'NICHAT' = eat the leftovers from the master's table [223], t.2, stst.776.
    • Lat: MANDUCATIO = chewing. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
    • Eng: MANDUCATORY = chewing.
  • Rus: UNIZHAT'. Both literally and figuratively, humiliate or make low.
    • Lat: INFIMO = humiliate. TransitionTransition: ZH-F and Russian m («te» with three chopsticks) ===> m Latin. And INFIMUS = the lowest.
    • Eng: INFIMUM = bottom line.
  • Rus: USTARET', STERTYY, ZATERTYY.
    • Lat: CONTRITUS = obsolete. Transition: Russian C ===> C Latin.
  • Rus: USHIB, USHIBIT'. Speaking of a stupid person, they often say "hurt".
    • Lat: HEBES = bruised, stupid, stupid, HEBEO = be stupid, HEBETO = dull, HEBETUDO = stupidity. Transition SH-KH.

F[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: FINTIT', FINT, wag, cheat [223], [225] V. Dahl. As well as the word VINTIT', VINT.
    • Lat: FINGO, FINXI, FICTUM = make up.
    • Eng: FINGER = steal, haul, steal.
  • Rus: FU! - so they say when something stinks, it smells strong and unpleasant.
    • Lat: FOETEO = stink, FOETIDUS = smelly, FOETOR = the stench, FOEDUS = ugly, FOEDE = disgusting, FAETOR = stench. Happened fromHappened from: FU+TORYU, that is, "stink spreading".
    • Eng: FETID = smelly, fetid.
  • Rus: FYRKAT'.
    • Lat: FREMO, FREMUI, FREMITUM = snort. Transition K-M and Russian m(te) ===> m Latin.

Kh[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: KHOD, sense of PO KHODU movements, VPEREDI.
    • Eng: HEAD = head, front, main, top, AHEAD = in front.
    • Gre: apocwrww (APOCWRW, those. APOKHORO) = go away. Transition p ---d by turning the letter, that isby turning the letter, that is: PO+KHOD ===> PO+KHOR = apohoro.
  • Rus: KHOD+PYATA, i.e. to walk with their feet, to travel.
    • Ger: EXPEDITION = expedition, trip. Transition T-D.
    • Eng: EXPEDITION = expedition.

Ts[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: TSAR'+MAT', mother of the king, royal mother.
    • Lat: SARMATIA = Sarmatia, SARMATAE = Sarmatians. See the book The Mastering of America by Rus-Horde, ch.See the book The Mastering of America by Rus-Horde, ch..7.
  • Rus: TSELYY+EBAT' (ruderude.), TSELYY+EVA. That is whole, untouched, without sexual intercourse.
    • Lat: CAELIBATUS = celibacy.
    • Eng: CELIBACY = celibacy.
  • Rus: TSENU ZRYU, that is, I control the value. From hereFrom here: TSENZURA.
    • Lat: CENSOR = censor, CENSORIE = sternly, CENSURA = censor, CENSORIUS = strict, exacting. H transition(dd)ZR ===> cNZR.
    • Eng: CENSOR = censor, peace officer, censorship check, view, CENSORE = censor.

Ch[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: CHERNYY, CHERNO', CHERNOTA.
    • Lat: NIGER, NIGRANS = the black, NIGRO = be black, NIGREO = darken, NIGRITA = black, black color. TransitionTransition: CH-G and permutation CHRN ===> NCHR, and CHRNT ===> NCHRT. It is also possible that the Latin NIGER, NIGRO and NIGRITA descended from NE GORYU and NE GORET', that is, not to be light, not to glow, to be dark, black.
    • Eng: NIGGER = (rude.) Negro, nigger, nigger.

Sh[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: SHARKAT'.
    • Ger: HARKE = rake, HARKEN = row rake. Transition SH-KH.
  • Rus: SHASTAT', SHASTAYU. That is, moving back and forth, today is considered a slightly vulgar expression.
    • Lat: GESTO = bring in, GESTITO = keep bringing, GESTATIO = carrying a walk on a stretcher.
    • Eng: GESTURE = gesture.
  • Rus: SHELEST, SHURSHAT', SHURSHAL.
    • Ger: SÄUSELN, RASCHELN = rustle. Transition SH-S.
    • Eng: RUSLING, RUSLE = rustle. Transition SH-S and permutation: rustledrustled = SHRSHL ===> RSHL = rustlle.
  • Rus: SHERST'. And SHEVELYURA, VIKHOR.
    • Eng: HAIR = hair. Transition SH-KH. And also seeKHOR. And CHEVELURE = hair.
    • Fre: CHEVEUX = hair.
    • Gre: cwristrra (CWRISTRA, those. KHORISTRA) = parting in hair. FromFrom: SHERST'+STROYU, that is, I put hair in order.
  • Rus: SHTUCHINA, SHTUKA (psk. tvrpsk. tvr.), SHTUCHNYY. Cm. [223], [225] V. DahlV. Dahl: SHTUCHNIK - reward for every job done. See also Polish SZTUKA = thing.
    • Ger: STÜCK = piece.
    • Eng: STEAK = steak.
  • Rus: SHUTKA, SHUCHU.
    • Lat: JOCATIO = joke, JOCUS = joke. Transition SH-J and permutation SHTK ===> SHKT.
    • Eng: JOKE, JEST = joke.

Shch[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: SHCHEDRYY, SHCHEDRO.
    • Eng: SHARE = share, share, share (anything with anyone), use together.
  • Rus: SHCHELKAT', SHCHELKNUL.
    • Ger: SCHNALZEN = click. Transition SHCH-SH and TS-K.

Ya[edit | edit source]

  • Rus: YAVNO, YAVNYY, YAV', YAVIT', YAVLENIE, youYAVLYAT', byYAVLYAT'SYA.
    • Eng: EVENT = outcome, event, occasion, EVE = eve, EVENTUALLY = in the end, in the end.
  • Rus: YAZYK.
    • Ger: ZUNGE = tongue. Transition Z-TS and K-NG, i.e ZK ===> TSNG.
  • Rus: YASNYY, YASNO, YASNOST'. And ZRYU YASNO, ZRYU+YASNOST'.
    • Lat: SERENE = clear, SERENITAS = clear, clear weather, cloudless, SERENO = clarify, SERENUM = clear weather, SERENUS = clear, cloudless. Transition: Russian me ===> R Latin and permutation: clearclear = YASN ===> CYAN = serenne.
    • Eng: SERENE = clear, calm, quiet, cloudless, calm sea, good weather, clear, quiet, clear (about the sky, the airabout the sky, the air).
    • Tur: AYAZ = clear winter weather.
  • Rus: YASNYY DEN'. Or DEN'.
    • Tur: AYDIN = light clear.


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