So Basques have brothers :)
BASQUE AND JAPANESE RELATED!!!
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I'll be very glad to end with the Basque "we're unique" assertion, which seem to serve no purpose other than ethnocentrism.
The basque have other strange similarities, look this exemple:
Saldu(english Sold)
GORA (serbo-croatian GORE): at the top.
BI (latin BIS): Two.
EGUN (sanscrit AHAN): day.
ERDI (sanscrit ARDHA), half.
LAPUR (serbo-croatian LOPOV), thief .
ETCHE (greek OIKIA), house.
ELKAR (dutch, ELKAAR, ELKANDER): together, mutually
TCHAR, TXAR (armenian TCHAR): bad
HIRU (hungarian HAROM; finland KOLME), three.
HILTZE (hungarian HALNI; turkish EULMEK; finland KUOLLA), to die.
HORA (finland KOIRA), dog.
ATE (hungarian AJTO), door.
AITA (hungarian ATYA), door.
BOST (turkish BECH; finlandais VIISI), bost.
BESTE (turkish BACHKA), other.
NORA (turkish NEREYE), where, (lat. QUO).
BARATZE (turkish BAKHTCHE): garden.
DIRA (turkish DIRLER): they are.
TOKI (japonais TOKOR): location
NAGUSI (japanese NUSHI), lord.
HORI (japanese KORE), this.
HAGUIN (japanese HA): tooth.
GARE (basque sp. GERA; japanese ARU), we are.
ZARE (basque sp. ZERA; japanese ARU), you are.
Basque: MUTIKO ( M from P latin) ETA (or TA) MIRABEARI.
Japanese: MUSUKO TO MUSUME NI: To the boys and to the girls.
EGUN, day (to EG-UN), compare to the turc GUN, day; in ESKAR, thanks (to ESK-AR), compare to the arabic CHUKR, thanks, and in BAKARIK (to BAT-GARIK), only, compare to the japanese BAKARI, only, juste.
Saldu(english Sold)
GORA (serbo-croatian GORE): at the top.
BI (latin BIS): Two.
EGUN (sanscrit AHAN): day.
ERDI (sanscrit ARDHA), half.
LAPUR (serbo-croatian LOPOV), thief .
ETCHE (greek OIKIA), house.
ELKAR (dutch, ELKAAR, ELKANDER): together, mutually
TCHAR, TXAR (armenian TCHAR): bad
HIRU (hungarian HAROM; finland KOLME), three.
HILTZE (hungarian HALNI; turkish EULMEK; finland KUOLLA), to die.
HORA (finland KOIRA), dog.
ATE (hungarian AJTO), door.
AITA (hungarian ATYA), door.
BOST (turkish BECH; finlandais VIISI), bost.
BESTE (turkish BACHKA), other.
NORA (turkish NEREYE), where, (lat. QUO).
BARATZE (turkish BAKHTCHE): garden.
DIRA (turkish DIRLER): they are.
TOKI (japonais TOKOR): location
NAGUSI (japanese NUSHI), lord.
HORI (japanese KORE), this.
HAGUIN (japanese HA): tooth.
GARE (basque sp. GERA; japanese ARU), we are.
ZARE (basque sp. ZERA; japanese ARU), you are.
Basque: MUTIKO ( M from P latin) ETA (or TA) MIRABEARI.
Japanese: MUSUKO TO MUSUME NI: To the boys and to the girls.
EGUN, day (to EG-UN), compare to the turc GUN, day; in ESKAR, thanks (to ESK-AR), compare to the arabic CHUKR, thanks, and in BAKARIK (to BAT-GARIK), only, compare to the japanese BAKARI, only, juste.
<I'll be very glad to end with the Basque "we're unique" assertion, which seem to serve no purpose other than ethnocentrism.>
This will be decided by science,not by speculations.
This will be decided by science,not by speculations.
Bird names often imitate the sound of the bird. I would claim that this is the most plausible explanation why 'crow' has rather similar counterparts in different languages. In Finnish it is 'varis'.
<<Bird names often imitate the sound of the bird. >>
as the other animals.
as the other animals.
Hizkuntza, giza taldeen ahozko komunikazioaren sistema bat da. Hizkuntzalaritzak aztertzen du.
Izakiak komunikatzeko dugun gaitasuna, mintzamena edo lengoaia da, hau lortu dezakegu bai zeinu-sistema baten bitartez edota mingainarekin. Ez dugu nahastu behar hizkunea edo hizkuntza lengoaiarekin, hauek horren errepresentazioa baitira.
Izakiak komunikatzeko dugun gaitasuna, mintzamena edo lengoaia da, hau lortu dezakegu bai zeinu-sistema baten bitartez edota mingainarekin. Ez dugu nahastu behar hizkunea edo hizkuntza lengoaiarekin, hauek horren errepresentazioa baitira.
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