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Does the Russian “krot” (mole) relate to “krater” (crater)?

Forums: Etymology, Greek, Russian

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Posted 05/26/19 1:22 AM

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Does the Old Slavonic "pyast'" relate to "pyat" and "pietly"?

Forums: Etymology, Old Slavonic

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Posted 05/26/19 12:45 AM

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Does the Old Slavonic word pyast' (metacarpus) relate to the petlya (coupling)

Forums: Etymology, Ancient Greek, Old Slavonic

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Posted 05/25/19 5:09 PM

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Does the Ancient Greek word κρίκος (krikos) "loop" relate to the Old Slavonic kriuk "loop"?

Forums: Etymology, Ancient Greek, Old Slavonic

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Posted 05/25/19 2:24 PM

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Does the Ancient Greek word κυλώ (to roll) relate to the κῠλίνδω (to roll)?

Forums: Etymology, Ancient Greek

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Posted 05/25/19 1:58 PM

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Does the Ancient Greek word κυλώ (kilo) "to roll" relate to the коло (kolo) "wheel"?

Forums: Russian, Old Slavonic, Etymology, Ancient Greek

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/25/19 1:17 PM

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Do the German verb “warten” correlate with the Old Slavonic verb “variti”

Forums: Anciant Greek, Old Slavonic, Latin, Greek, German

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Posted 05/19/19 4:20 AM

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Do the English noun "time" correlate with the Old Slavonic verb "tomiti"

Forums: English, Etymology, Russian, Old Slavonic

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Posted 05/19/19 2:11 AM

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Are the Latin verb “pugno” and the English verb “fight” cognates?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:45 AM

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Are the words “negative”, “nego” and “niger”, “nox” cognates?

Forums: Etymology

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/10/19 6:54 AM

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The lexical root of the perfect tense forms differs from the lexical root of the infinitive form

Forums: Latin, Etymology

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/10/19 5:54 AM

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Could the Latin word lingua be derived from “linia” plus “qua” (how)

Forums: Etymology

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/10/19 6:58 AM

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Does the Latin have any other nouns, which decline only in one case?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:56 AM

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Do the Latin words rēs/rēx have the “speech” meaning?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:53 AM

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Do the Latin have the cognate verb/noun for words maximus, magnus?

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Posted 05/10/19 6:49 AM

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Are the Latin word “focus” and the Old Slavonic пещь (peshch') “stove” cognates?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:48 AM

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Are the Latin verb stringo and the Russian verb строчить (strochit') “sew” cognates?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:47 AM

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Are the Latin noun “vox” and the Latin verbs “veho” and “vecto” cognates?

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Posted 05/10/19 6:43 AM

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Why are the Latin noun 'nex' and the German verb 'vernichten' not cognates?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:41 AM

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Is the Latin word verenda a noun? If so, which lexical root it has?

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/10/19 6:39 AM

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Are the Latin word 'octo' is derived from the serial number of the letter 'h' in the alpabet?

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Posted 05/10/19 6:37 AM

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Relations between 'fons' and 'frons'

Forums: Erymology Latin Old Slavic

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/09/19 3:59 PM

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Relations between ver, genus and virga

Forums: Etymology Latin

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/09/19 4:29 AM

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Relations between *konъ and knee, beginning and genu

Forums: Etymology

Question by NickTheodorov
Posted 05/09/19 3:22 AM

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Relations between biegen and genu

Forums: Etymology

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Posted 05/09/19 3:06 AM

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