VEDIC SANSKRIT LANGUAGE

[@kendawg_mcawesome]

Incredible. I can see why the discovery of the Indic languages was the final push for philology to become proper historical linguistics as we know it today. The similarities are so striking.

[@sahilsingh6048]

Besides the language, the vedas are full of wisdom and philosophy like a nectar , especially Upanishads.

[@Vicky-fl7pv]

Would you be kind enough to enlighten us about the wisdom?? Have you read read the Vedas??

[@hardikgupta9105]

​@@Vicky-fl7pv are you expecting him to convey the vast wisdom through a single youtube comment?

[@Vicky-fl7pv]

@@hardikgupta9105 yes

[@Vicky-fl7pv]

@@hardikgupta9105 it can be more than one comment. There's no restriction

[@cuckoo61]

Vedic Sanskrit has a special place in my heart, it's so beautiful to me

[@Kalinggapura]

I see that Indonesian and Javanese have influenced by Sanskrit, although mostly influenced by Classical Sanskrit but there are some words in this Vedic Sanskrit that i recognise such as: 1. 10 = Dáśa = Sêdåså (High Javanese) 2. Hand = Hástas = Hastå/Astå (High Javanese) 3. Earth = Prthivi = Pertiwi (Indonesian) 4. Land = Bhūmíş = Bumi (Indonesian) 5. Day = Dinám = Dinå (Low Javanese) 6. Fire = Agníş = Gêni (Low Javanese) 7. Sea = Samudrás = Samudra/Samudera, Samodrå (Indonesian, Low & High Javanese) 8. Mead/honey = Mádhuş = Madu (Indonesian) 9. Sun = Suryas = Suryå (High Javanese) 10. House = Grhás = Grha/Graha (Indonesian) 11. Name = Nama = Nama, Nami (Indonesian, High Javanese) 12. Human = Manuşyás = Manusia, Manungså (Indonesian, Low & High Javanese)

[@daSrilankanCat]

Because u guys used to be part of india ( also every language is influenced by sanskrit

[@MegaLol232]

Menneske is the norwegian word for human. I can't help but to see the similarity between "manungså" and "menneske"

[@Rippel0000]

​@@daSrilankanCat The Chola empire colonized parts of Nusantara.

[@sahilsingh6048]

​@@daSrilankanCatnot india ,bcz india is only indian subcontinent specific., you may refer to cultural infuences.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

​@@sahilsingh6048yes, thats why its called INDOnesia

[@Godfather2121]

I am a Kurd and the similarities are incredible. Only the Kurdish word fire is a good example. Kurdish =agir vedic=agnish god of fire = agni 👍

[@mlbaldwin1978]

lithuanian=ugnis

[@japaneseapoist286]

dhanyavādaḥ, āryasya bhrātaḥ. (Thank you, our indo-european friend.)

[@Godfather2121]

@@japaneseapoist286 Spas, birayê min ê hind-ewropî.🤗❤️‍🔥

[@wifil532]

​@@japaneseapoist286thank you my nigga brotha😂

[@HSCFable]

​@fratince69oh3

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

So in the beginning of the video, the symbol shown is NOT the Nazi symbol, fun fact: the Indians are the one who created the swastika (the symbol) but the Nazis stole it & tilted it (so no little kids, it’s not the Nazi symbol) Edit: I seem like i made a mistake, y’all are telling me that it comes from the P.I.E people & not ancient Indians & for that I apologize for my mistake, not trying to spread misinformation

[@_McCormickProductions]

KZbin will probably strike this video for showing the TRUE swastika symbol, which they will think is another nazzi symbol

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

@@_McCormickProductionsif KZbin does that it proves that theyre stupid

[@jeanvaljean7266]

Already in the early middle ages, this symbol was used by different Germanic tribes.

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

@@jeanvaljean7266interesting fact

[@Yasa5na]

Nazis used Christian Cross not Swastika stop spreading propaganda

[@Taizongdoingexercise]

Looking forward to an Avestan one

[@dingbat999]

i’d love a sanskrit/avestan comparison ❤

[@jamesstevenson7725]

Avestan is the poor cousin of Sanskrit

[@jostnamane3951]

@@jamesstevenson7725 poor?! In what way?

[@AryaRay-cb4fg]

​@@jostnamane3951I'm sure he didn't mean it in bad way 🎉

[@jostnamane3951]

@@AryaRay-cb4fg hopefully yes.

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

Nepal🤝Pakistan🤝India We all were descendants of 7 sages .. me despite being Christ slave I will always feel odd out because I do not belong to original descends of Jacob and Issac … I am the descendant of Rishi Bharadvaj and I know many Muslims also feel this

[@sahilsingh6048]

Im of Rishi kashyap descent 🤝 love my distinct cousins of bharadvaj

[@GargiSingh-op2je]

Cool my gotra is bhardwaj Nice to know you brother

[@debargh543]

ancient avestan vs vedic sanskrit PLEASE

[@varshithindrayarakalatelugu]

Vedic Sanskrit sounds healing, musical, and beautiful! 🙂

[@reducedsmell5356]

very indo-european

[@cupcakkeisaslayqueen]

Bcs it is Indo-European

[@reducedsmell5356]

@@cupcakkeisaslayqueen exactly

[@sankarie3687]

5 in Vedic Sanskrit : Páñca 5 in Malayalam : áñc (അഞ്ച്)

[@reducedsmell5356]

@@sankarie3687 is it a borrowing from Sanskrit? As I know Malayalam belongs to another language family (Dravidian)

[@jostnamane3951]

Pun intended?

[@Vaeuca]

I speak sinhala. I understood around 70% of words.

[@pinar2791]

The sounds have a very strong rhythm. Nice video.🙏🦋

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

Vedic Samskrit and Avestan should be very very very similar!!!

[@elborrador333]

Beautiful pronunciation by someone who clearly knows vedic sanskrit well, particularly the diphthongs and the pitch accent.

[@PolishSound]

Thank you, Andy for Great job. I prepare Middle Polish recordings to compare and video.

[@alfonsmelenhorst9672]

This recitation of the sukta is excellent with perfect pronunciation.

[@kc_1018]

I'm Cambodian and I recognize many words: Big/Great = Moha (មហា) Foot = Bat (បាទ) Golden = Sovanna (សុវណ្ណា) Demon = Asorak (អសុរ) Angel = Apsara (អប្សរា) Land = Phoum (ភូមិ) Mountain = Kiri (គិរី) Sea = Samut (សមុទ្រ) Pond = Srah (ស្រះ) Sun = Sorya (សូរិយា) Door = Tvea (ទ្វារ) Chariot = Roteh (រទេះ) Ancient = Boran (បុរាណ) Cow = Kou (គោ) Serpent = Neak (នាគ) Human = Manous (មនុស្ស) Head = Kbal (ក្បាល)

[@scurly0792]

Cambodia was influenced heavily by Sanskrit (even the script is related to the ancient Brahmic script) so you will find a lot of loans in Khmer

[@VAhhhh98]

Almost languages spoken i Southeast asia were influenced by sanksrit with exception vietnamese

[@DonTornado]

I really like Cambodian music by singers like Sinn Sisamouth and Ros Serey Sothea, and I have noticed a few words that were of Indo-European origin. Apparently tara (តារា) (star) also comes from Sanskrit. That’s the first one that I thought of. Also youvochon (យុវជន) sounds like the word in the video that means young/adolescent male, so I wonder if there’s a connection there too.

[@mihamhassan6206]

looks like Cambodian was influenced by the Eastern prakrits from which todays Bangla emerged....cos most words are strikingly similar to modern Bangla words ... which uses more "O" sounds like this

[@DonTornado]

Oh! Also chivit (ជីវិត) (life) was the first thing I noticed because I thought it sounded like the Slovak word život, and sure enough, the Khmer word was of Indo-European origin.

[@AkkuBakku999]

Very majestic

[@lateblossom]

Even as an english speaker you can see the connection

[@InvisibleEditz69]

In 3:06 Asura means demon in most Modern Indo Aryan languages and Classical Sanskrit. But in Vedic Sanskrit the word Asura refers to gods. In many verses Gods are called Asuras in Rigveda. The correct term for demon in this language would be rakshasas (used in Modern Indo Aryan languages even today)

[@anujcool21]

Asur meant those who are not gods as sur means gods

[@soheildian371]

@@anujcool21 sur means sun.ahura hur means sun

[@Yasa5na]

Asuras are “God like” demons if you don't know 😂

[@Kryuhunhaput]

Funnily enough in Kashmiri 'dyev' still means monster and "dyevzath" are a class of cannibalistic giants in Kashmiri mythology. At the same time we've 'osur' meaning asur (demon) but "Day" on the other hand means god.

[@InvisibleEditz69]

​@@Kryuhunhaput maybe the word day is direct descendant of the word daivas in Vedic Sanskrit and co incidently dyev has other origins

[@InvisibleEditz69]

This language had no script of it's own...in fact till it was in use there was no script to write it Classical version today is written in devanagari mostly and many even use Regional scripts. But in past Brahmi (only Kushan, Gupta), Tocharian, Kharosthi, Sharada, Pallava, etc scripts were used to write it.

[@kokoci324]

But at least the Rig Vedic text according to historians is very old, definitely compiled around 1.200 BC in the Kuru region now Haryana, and for thousands of year it was only memorized from generation to generation. Although with slight changes. Meanwhile Homers ancient Greek poetry was also memorized and composed around 700 BC and written down later. But historians also think that Homer poetry also changed in subsequent times.

[@sahilsingh6048]

Ya they were orally passed down till classical

[@ShubhoBose]

Both vedic And classical Sanskrit is always written in whatever script is native to that native region.

[@sahilsingh6048]

​@@ShubhoBoseat the time of vedic sanskrit there wasnt any script , they were orally passed down

[@Vajrasattvam]

​@@sahilsingh6048 Nah , the Vedic people probably knew of writing, since they were in contact with Tamils and Persians and the remnants of Harappa. It's just that they despised using writing for holy texts and important documents since: 1. Anyone can get secret information through illegitimate means . 2. Writing down decrees, especially religious ones, makes it easy for society to become rigid, or make people easily adulterate scriptures ( the latter is the reason for Sati, the letter gri was changed to gne, ) The Harappans shared a similar dislike for writing, which is why we can't decipher the script, as all inscriptions are too short

[@dalubwikaan161]

Out Beloved Language 😊 edit; *our

[@ancientminds199]

The Older video on Vedic Sanskrit in this channel is much better than this one in my opinion

[@vidraj3003]

This one is accurate

[@rawalkhan8775]

As a Punjabi speaker, there are so many similarities: English | Vedic | Punjabi One Aikas Hik/Ik Two Dva Do Three Trayas Trey/Tin Four Chaturi Chahr Five Panch Panj Six Shash Shey Seven Sapta Satt Eight Ashtau Ath Nine Nava Nau Ten Dasha Das Here Itra Ithay Now Nu Hun Then Tada'n Tado'n All Sarvas Saara/Saare Heat Gharmas Garmi Many Bahush Bahu'n/Bohta Brother Bhrata Bhira Daughter Duhita Dhi Husband Patish Pati Wife Patni Patni/Woti Loved one Priyas Piya Head Shiras Sira/Sir Skull Kapalas Khopara Mind Manas Mann Eyes Akshish Akhiya'n Nose Nasas Nakk Ear Karnas Kan Teeth Dantas Dandaa'n Tongue Jihva Jibh Heart Hrdayas Hirda/Haa'nh Blood Raktas Ratt Hand Hastas Hath Meat Mamsas Maas Golden Suvarnas Sona Yellow Pitas Pila Red Rudhiras Ratta Blue Nilas Nila Land Bhumish Bho'n Day Dinam Din/Dey'n Tree Vrukshas Rukh Fire Agnish Agg Smoke Dhumas Dhoo'n River Nadi Nadi Pond Saras Sarovar Forest Vanam Van Stars Staras Sitaray Sun Suryas Suraj/Sijh Wind Vayu Vah House Grhas Ghar Door Dvaras Dvara/Buha Wheel Chakras Chakka Name Nama Naam/Naa'n New Navas Navaa'n Modern Nutanas Navekala Old Puras Purana Sweet Svadas Swaadi Snake Sarpas Sapp Animal Pashus Pashu Cow Gaush Gaa'n/Gaoo Swan Hamas Hans Human Manushyas Manukh Young Male Yuvakas Jawak What Kim Ki When Kada Kado'n/Kadi/Kadey Where Kutra Kithay/Kithaa'n/Kudhr How Katham Kaatey/Keevain/Kenj Yes Am Haa'n Truth Sat Sach Win Jayati Jitna Drink Pibati Peevna Sew Sivyati Seevna Believe Manyati Man'na Write Likhati Likhana

[@AryaRay-cb4fg]

English sky Vedic Sanskrit asmá Punjabi asmaan

[@KPOTOBYXA]

Плотная всем арийским. Ведаем.

[@Loamaroy]

иди отсюда, индус)

[@Florin_229]

Ой как же вы базанули ​@@Loamaroy

[@Florin_229]

Я Казах R1a1a1a1b Z93 больше Арий чем половина Европы. 😂

[@YashSharma-iv7ok]

​@Florin_229 aren't kazakh also mongoloids?

[@максимандрев-я5ъ]

​@@Loamaroy Чеченец завидует 😂

[@Davlavi]

Great video thanks.😀

[@slametdinatadinata645]

Cool language name font

[@cleitondecarvalho431]

God, what a complex phonology.

[@AryaRay-cb4fg]

Allegedly this is missing some phonology and words 😢 I wonder what would thay sound like

[@jakubolszewski8284]

This makes me wonder if we ever recreated more a sound of Gathic Avestan hahae.

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mam👍

[@siyacer]

song at the end was beautiful

[@shahanshahpolonium]

You notice so many cognates with english too!

[@Frank_Rijkaard_07]

Yuva / Juvenile

[@superboy3633]

Because of Aryan invasion of Europe.

[@kirap2686]

Wow, sound like sanskrit rap ❤❤❤

[@соевый-соус]

Алексей Добровольский одобряет

[@human8454]

Har har mahadev 🕉️🙏🏻

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Vedic language is not sanskrit .--- Dushyanth shreedhar

[@umaagarwal219]

​@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg Yes it is..

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@umaagarwal219 Do you differ with the scholar dushyanth shreedhar ?

[@umaagarwal219]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg No, but I'll to hear what did he say about the vedic language not being sanskrit.

[@HSCFable]

​@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg Vedas are written in Sanskrit 😅

[@pivoohota]

Ну пока всё по-Славяно-Арийски понятно, ведаю что кто-то не ведает

[@murc.q]

Speakers of indo-aryan languages, are breathy voiced consonants pronounced there correctly? I just felt some inconsistency.

[@ShubhoBose]

They are pronounced correctly here

[@Ahmed-tv8zv]

Andy~ May I ask what is the name of the font on the thumbnail? the one that looks like hindi haha

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

It is called Devanagrised English Lipi 😂😂😂😉😉😉

[@ChristopherTanne-se3pz]

The connection between slavic iranic and hindi. Its only can get over the stepp. In vedic is this written too 😎

[@milana0710]

That's interesting then you hear some words that sounds pretty similar in my native language Lithuanian(like thick)

[@phoenixj1299]

Thats because Lithuanian language came from Vedic Sanskrit.

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299 Stop embarrassing yourself at this point.

[@thejus36]

​It is not like that the Lithuanian and Sanskrit are Originated from the same source. That is it ​@@phoenixj1299

[@bankofbaroda6558]

​@@phoenixj1299 bro stop spreading misinformation.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@bankofbaroda6558 You are brainwashed into believing lies.

[@AhJauBut]

Nice Costume 👍🏻

[@dionysus1394]

You already made a Vedic Sanskrit video six months ago that was almost twice as long, what was the issue with that one?

[@shawolzen4893]

Maybe it's an updated version

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

its too long.

[@TonguesofAntiquity]

That was not Vedic, historically inaccurate

[@Yasa5na]

Can you make videos about Middle Indo-Aryan Prakrits

[@Karan3321]

many words sound similar to modern sanskrit but with an "us" or "ius" in the end.

[@dariush5260]

I see lots of similarities with the persian language.

[@Justanitalianguy4]

There are a lot with the latin language too

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

Because both are Indo-Iranian. 🙃

[@phoenixj1299]

Persian language descended from Vedic Sanskrit

[@dariush5260]

The perisan language didn't descend from the vedic sanskrit, yes, they are related and both from the indo-iranian family but from different branches. Persian is from the iranian branches ​and sanskrit from the indo-aryan branches. It could be said that avestan and sanskrit are sisters. @phoenixj1299

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299 how embarrassing do you want to be? Yes.

[@wiqu10]

From Poland I noticed they say 2 like slavs.

[@daSrilankanCat]

ITS BECAUSE SLAVS ARE SANSKRIT

[@wiqu10]

@@daSrilankanCat kom ower en kiz me on ma hat mauth

[@wiqu10]

@@daSrilankanCat am filin romantikal

[@Sleepyirishcoffee]

@@daSrilankanCatclose relatives yes, but not Sanskrit speakers

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@Sleepyirishcoffee Because there are a negligible number of native Sanskrit speakers left in India. Besides that, Standard Sanskrit is taught in many Indian schools nowadays as an optional language to learn for further studies.

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

You should do one on the Ocracoke Brogue dialect of English. It is spoken in an island of North Carolina, and it's extremely endangered😊

[@modmaker7617]

Sanskrit is what Latin is to the Romance languages but to the Indo-Aryan languages.

[@Yasa5na]

Yes Vedic Sanskrit is structure of all Indo-Aryan languages from Urdu to Rohingya

[@YourCreepyUncle.]

Not exactly. Most of the modern Indo-Aryan languages of today developed from dialects/languages that co-existed with Sanskrit. So Sanskrit is more like a sister than a mother. However, Hindi is an actual descendant of Sanskrit.

[@Phoenix7998.]

@@YourCreepyUncle. an aunt

[@ShubhoBose]

​@@YourCreepyUncle.No Hindi is not at all a direct descendant of Sanskrit. It's a descendant of shaurseni prakrit. Modern Hindi is actually the Indo Aryan language which has the most foreign influence, mostly from Persian.

[@ShubhoBose]

@Iamnotracistlmao spoken hindi/urdu is almost the same language.

[@ABO-Destiny]

This is more like indo-european unlike modern Sanskrit which sounds more like South Indian dravidian languages. Offcourse lot of the style and accents depend of the particular person speaking. This pronunciation is more like indo-european than the other recitation of sanskrit earlier.

[@ABO-Destiny]

However I must say I had listened to better sanskrit pronunciation. As i say lot depends of the type of person speaking

[@KingsleyAmuzu]

Could you do Czech and Sorbian?

[@Rajv44200]

This has more classic words than actual vedic.

[@AryaRay-cb4fg]

Any idea where can we find the pure vaidik sanskrit dictionary dude?

[@Rajv44200]

@@AryaRay-cb4fg TBH I haven't found one yet.. i know because in india classical Sanskrit is taught in syllabus but not the vedic one..

[@Rajv44200]

But works of Dr. Balram Shukla of Delhi University are extensively on Vedic Sanskrit, Persian and On Prakrit. You should consider about that..

[@bettermessage2595]

4:30 in polish kutas is totally something else

[@Flagellumdie]

Hello when are you gonna do the Khalaj Language?

[@Otonaamjantehbena]

Please make a vedio on the Marathi language It's a very Beautiful language মারাঠি ভাষার উপর একটা আলাদা ভিডিও বানান , ভাষাটি খুবই শ্রুতিমধুর ।।।।

[@morshedalmahi3418]

Are you Indian or Bangladeshi ?

[@InvisibleEditz69]

I agree and respect your respect to us as a Marathi

[@Goddoom7140]

There is west bengal💀 Bengali is the second largest language💀​@@morshedalmahi3418

[@Otonaamjantehbena]

​​@@morshedalmahi3418 Bharote jonmaleo Ami bangladeshke beshi bhalobashiii Bangladesher shonge aami aekta aalaada tan khuje paai Okhankar lokjon , okhankar poribesh , okhankar bhasha aamaar nijerii bhasha Aaj Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 aachhey bolei kintu Bangla bhasha benche achhey Antorjaatik morjada peyechhe R amaader W.B te Bangla vasar barota bajano hochche Hindi 🤡🗑️🐏🤡 Imposition er jonne Shutorang aaami chaai dui Bangla AEK hoye ekta aalaadaa Desh Gore uthuk jetaar naam hobe Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 Bharot shorkar o Onnanno rajjer lokera tothaa Hindivasi r Gujarati vasi lokera diner por din bangalider opor manoshik ottachaar o bangaliderke nia troll korchhe Bangalider eraa shojhjho korte paare naa Taai Ami chaina j Bangla bharoter odhiine thaakuk Aami chaai j W.B , Tripura, Assam er Barak upottoka mile aekta shaadhin Desh Gore uthuk jetaar naam hobe Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 Shudhumatro Bangalider jonno Joy Bangla 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 I ❤ Bangla 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@Otonaamjantehbena]

​​@@InvisibleEditz69❤❤❤❤Yeah I am in love with the Marathi language and culture And I am learning Marathi Can you please help me bro/ sis You should preserve your language from being extinct due to Hindi 🤡🗑️🐏🤡 imposition I think Mumbai is slowly becoming a Hindi speaking city .......

[@majimadavis3602]

Yay

[@InvisibleEditz69]

I am an Indian Marathi Brahmin and this language doesn't sound like Modern Indo Aryan languages to me at all

[@piratemonkey9353]

It's because it's vedic sankrit not classical sankrit.

[@InvisibleEditz69]

​@@piratemonkey9353Yes I know it. But most words (99%) in the can be understood by anyone who has even basic knowledge of classical Sanskrit or speaks Sanskritized versions of Hindi, Marathi, etc

[@DipanjanPaul]

What does it have to do your being Marathi Brahmin??

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@DipanjanPaul because he's a Marathi Chitpavan Brahmin. They had a huge influence on Marathi literature and politics in the early modern period. They tend to be very proud of their identity and who they are.

[@indianboy59]

I'm an Indian Marathi Brahmin too, but this language sounds like our Chitpavani language to me.

[@YUGYWDASGOW]

Does the ending ‘-as’ stand for nominative? It’s the same ending we have for the nominative masculine in Lithuanian.

[@TonguesofAntiquity]

Yes, actually it's just -s. Most words end with -a in Sanskrit. And similarly accusative is -m. Let's say your name is rāma, nominative will be rāmas and accusative will be rāmam. However, different genders and word-endings are conjugated differently.

[@anirudh177]

-as is nominative and accusative plural and used for both masc and fem terms. nom sing is -s and acc sing is -am

[@Delfnius]

Nice flag

[@Phoenix7998.]

the lady drawn in sanskrit videos reminds me of flamme in frieren

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

Whom? 'Flame in freezing'?

[@Phoenix7998.]

@@robinrehlinghaus1944 are u german? i mean the anime, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (2023). there's an ancient legendary mage lady there named Flamme that trained the main character, frieren, the elven mage that lives for more than a thousand years. every time she gets a memory of her old master, she wears the same as the sanskrit lady in the video with accompanying soothing orchestral music about how legendary she was.

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

@@Phoenix7998. Oh, yes, I am - I didn't know this, pardon.

[@Phoenix7998.]

@@robinrehlinghaus1944 cheers. the anime is free to watch in some streaming sites like aniwave or hianime and bunch of memes, scenes, and music here on youtube. it seems anime these days love to make character names using random german words they found interesting.

[@Phoenix7998.]

@@robinrehlinghaus1944 cheers. the anime is available free to watch these days on some streaming sites. for some reason, anime these days like to name characters on german words they found interesting.

[@ryanmartinez7213]

Vedic Sanskrit in writing, but Hindi in speaking in India. Greetings to Indians.

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

What does it even mean?

[@Yasa5na]

All Indo-Aryan languages come from spoken language like these, you don't make sense

[@sahilsingh6048]

​@@kamrankhan-lj1ng He is trying to say that he writes in the same script of vedic lanuage mentioned in the video ,but writes in hindi language.

[@ryanmartinez7213]

@@sahilsingh6048 Speak in Hindi language.

[@arunkrishna36108]

Sanatan dharma is not polythestic it is pluralistic

[@sahilsingh6048]

Whats related the video?

[@jostnamane3951]

It is multi-faceted.

[@Şêro.Avrazî]

Gelek nêzîke ji zimanê Kurdî ☀️

[@Godfather2121]

Erê.

[@phoenixj1299]

Kurdish language is heavily influenced by vedic Sanskrit.

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299at least leave the Kurds alone.

[@jostnamane3951]

@@phoenixj1299 What do you know about Kurdish people and their ethnography? :D

[@phoenixj1299]

@@jostnamane3951 Indo Europeans influenced the ancestors of Kurdish people

[@efeozsoy4984]

Sounds like Hittite language

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

Did u hear that language spoken?

[@efeozsoy4984]

@@kamrankhan-lj1ng There is a video about Hittite language in this channel

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

Hittite was an Anatolian language, so it makes sense... 😇

[@phoenixj1299]

There are legitimate Sanskrit inscriptions in Hittite. Sanskrit influenced Hittite language.

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299 Sanskrit inscriptions in Hittite? Where?

[@GalaxySeeker-z8h]

Just curious. Are you sure the Vedic Sanskrit speakers dressed like how we would now perceive "Romans"?

[@phoenixj1299]

Nope. Vedic Sanskrit speakers dressed differently depending upon the geographical location. But there is commonality with the people who are under Brahmin occupation.

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299 ???

[@TreeShakura]

​@@phoenixj1299😂😂😂 brahmin occupation??

[@phoenixj1299]

@@TreeShakura Your comment doesn't make any sense.

[@anirudh177]

cotton, wool and animal skin were used, clothes were typically an uttariya, a long piece of cloth that was worn as an upper garment in many ways, draped around the body and thrown over the shoulders, as a shawl or a veil and so on, this was complemented with an antariya, an lower garment, where a similar long cloth was worn in many ways, typically akin to a loincloth, a long skirt, or like the pleated bottom of a sari, Mekhala or belts were used to secure antariya-s and uttariya-s. Pravara-s were cloak like clothes worn especially during winters. the image isn't quite accurate tbh, they have sleeves and cover up more than they would.

[@jamesford5095]

it sounds like polish

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

it’s because of the similar sounds in both languages

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

I saw your comment before watching and I doubted I'd agree but you're right. And it's only partially due to coincidences, the languages are related, after all.

[@phoenixj1299]

Polish language is heavily influenced by vedic Sanskrit

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

@@phoenixj1299 don’t spread misinformation plz

[@phoenixj1299]

@@EKEKEKEKE714 I am speaking facts by the way.

[@Yasa5na]

Mother of all languages of the world

[@atrydetalisgard4467]

Comprova

[@sahilsingh6048]

No

[@axpowrt3456]

Lmao

[@anirudh177]

Nope

[@Girl_Of_Renaissance3119]

Yes

[@mihamhassan6206]

I wonder why Bangla has more common words with vedic Sanskrit than Classical Sanskrit

[@Girl_Of_Renaissance3119]

May be ! Grammatically classic is more closer to Bangla than Vedic . 😅 but vedic may have more vocabulary Same to loan words

[@shashlek5751]

Please do one about khowar, Vedic Sanskrit and Kashmiri 🙏🙏

[@sahilsingh6048]

Yes kashmiri closest language to vedic sanskrit

[@shashlek5751]

@@sahilsingh6048 khowar in chitral Pakistan are genetically closer to Vedic Aryans 🙌

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@sahilsingh6048 Is kashmiri pitch accented ?

[@sahilsingh6048]

@@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg try to hear some kashmiri chants to Lord shiva by kashmiri pandits , and see how they sound closest to vedic sanskirt ,and yes kashmiri accent is low pitch.

[@sahilsingh6048]

@@shashlek5751 yes i want a comparison

[@vittorionapuletano1073]

Svastika=Sun=Live😊

[@TUHERMANOENCRISTOREY]

1:33 🤨 Romance language?

[@annn1940]

Indic language

[@HSCFable]

It's an old Indo-Aryan language

[@superboy3633]

Romance language -1ad born. Sanskrit language -3000bc old.

[@djamunabhetwalbhetwal1220]

Please do rai language pls pls pls

[@Adam_Yuriansyah]

Acehnese vs Gayo languages

[@TreeShakura]

If u Don't mention the panini's grammatical word then it's incomplete World's first book on grammatical understanding and systematisation in panini's ashtadhyayi

[@anirudh177]

Panini standardised late Vedic prestige dialects to Classical Sanskrit, while Vedic Sanskrit predates him by a lot, it makes no sense to mention him here.

[@Girl_Of_Renaissance3119]

Panini is classical one bro . Vedic is way far more older

[@elvyn8709]

Russian: Privet, mi distant old brata, ty sounds like an archaic version of me because you're just Russian with 8 noun cases and unstressed vowels remained unreduced, and exiled at Central Asia and Northern Subcontinent in whole life. Vedic Sanskrit: Namaste, my distant bro's Russian, thou sounds like modern version of myself because not only remained many parts of Proto-Indo-European linguistic traits despite slightly simplified but also inherited the Pontic Steppe the lands of Proto Indo-European homeland. Russian: Spasibo my distant old brat, even though Lithuanian might be closer than me to Vedic Sanskrit in terms of grammar and phonology through preserved the archaic features, but still Lithuanian the Baltic nation far from Pontic Steppe because it's succeed by our Russki in hundred years ago.

[@phoenixj1299]

Russian language is heavily influenced by Vedic Sanskrit.

[@jostnamane3951]

@@phoenixj1299 tell me you don't understand linguistics without telling me you don't understand linguistics.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@jostnamane3951 Tell me you don't know history without telling me you don't know history.

[@jostnamane3951]

@@phoenixj1299 What history?! You're just pandering to whatever comes to your mind without any explanation or context.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@jostnamane3951 History states that the very idea of indo European language arose only after discovering Sanskrit. It's because other languages had so many loan words from Sanskrit and Sanskrit was considered as mother of all indo European languages

[@Elya-ou3kf]

Great video. One Important note. All the people in the comments saying that vedic is similar to this and that language, THERE ARE NO SIMILARITIES. These are systematic sound of sound morpheme for morpheme regular correspondences regulated by sound law and perfectly commensurate with the second law of Thermodynamics. There are no SIMILARITIES going on here

[@jostnamane3951]

What? We are talking about linguistic similarities here

[@Elya-ou3kf]

@@jostnamane3951 there are no SIMILARITIES

[@jostnamane3951]

@@Elya-ou3kf Surely there are, unless you have a presupposed narrative that denies established linguistics.

[@Elya-ou3kf]

@@jostnamane3951 can you point out some?

[@Elya-ou3kf]

@@jostnamane3951 just give me 5 "similarities"

[@SASHIthedestroyer10]

Pls pin me

[@AMoyishGuy]

I liked my own reply

[@Girl_Of_Renaissance3119]

Vikhari

[@phoenixj1299]

Its scientifically wrong to say that an indo aryan immigrants created sanskrit. Sanskrit was created by the Indigenous Aryans along the banks of Saraswati river which is the foundation of Sindhu Saraswati (Arya) civilization.

[@jostnamane3951]

How desperate are you? Yes.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@jostnamane3951 Desperate to speak facts.

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@phoenixj1299 where are the facts? All I see is Indian nationalist cope passages.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@jostnamane3951 i already gave you the facts that you are afraid to read

[@jostnamane3951]

@@phoenixj1299 where are the facts again? I'm not afraid, you are. Your nationalistic presuppositions are as vibrant as a spider's web 🕸️.

[@heiAMB]

Indo-Aryan Theory is a Pure Myth

[@jostnamane3951]

You are contradicting yourself. The word Aryan cannot be found in any pre-Aryan texts of India. So if "Indo-Aryan theory is a pure myth" then the existence of Vedic culture as a whole is a myth. I see where you are coming from though...

[@ArnavSharma-bj4ct]

​@@jostnamane3951He doesn't know that I dna is purely european no origin in india itself yet was found in archaeological remains of sinthasta and andronovo. And even some Punjabis have it till today

[@ArshitRawat-jo6uz]

​@@ArnavSharma-bj4ctThere is very low Aryan DNA in Indians tho. Most Indians still have dna continuation from indus valley

[@Devon_Herman_]

​​@@ArshitRawat-jo6uz nope they still have 40% and hologroups are not entirely true the Indians are caucasoid anyway or pre caucasoid

[@anirudh177]

How?

[@abcd-cb9lm]

Sanskrit was derived from Pali and Prakrit language.

[@vidraj3003]

VEDIC SANSKRIT: Old Indo-Aryan and Pali Prakrit: Middle Indo-Aryan

[@sahilsingh6048]

Vedic sanskirt is the mother of pali and other prakrits

[@jostnamane3951]

Nah

[@abcd-cb9lm]

@@vidraj3003 Sanskrit is just a corruption of Pali/Prakrit, which was created by the brahmins

[@vidraj3003]

@@abcd-cb9lm Pali Prakrit is Middle Indo-Aryan and Vedic Sanskrit is Old Indo-Aryan. Learn some basic linguistics.

[@xieter6761]

Vedic Sanskrit is a oldest language in the world, and it is also known as the mother of the all languages.The aryan invasion theory is wrong. The vedas are only true religious books which were directly revealed by god himself to the heart of rishis. Vedas and oldest texts to the mankind

[@stellaislovely]

Vedic Sanskrit is "ancestral" only to Indo-Aryan languages

[@stellaislovely]

There are languages that are attested way prior to Vedic Sanskrit too if that you mean by the "oldest"

[@Justanitalianguy4]

Is India the center of the universe too? Just curiouse.

[@Justanitalianguy4]

​@@stellaislovely this is just crappy hindu nationalist propaganda.

[@JohnAutumn]

​@@Justanitalianguy4Cope

[@cyberverse9141]

Language of the real pure Indo-Aryans before they mixed with indians

[@EKEKEKEKE714]

Indian are indo-arayans

[@sahilsingh6048]

I see you kanging so much about this language , even ignoring that majority of kashmiri DNA is still native indian derived eventhough they have fair skinn but your comments are really cringe.

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

*Dravidians 🤔

[@armajroy]

Cry more

[@jostnamane3951]

​@@armajroyHe's Kashmiri, so he has nothing to worry about.

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

Vedic is not sanskrit at all !

[@ancientminds199]

Dumil is not Tamil at all

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@ancientminds199 It is neither dumil nor tamil , but it is thamizh , the last letter is unique to the language . It is the only living language of india with most of its vocabulary from itself with very less loan words !

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@ancientminds199 Sanskrit is already dead . My hearty condolences .

[@indianboy59]

???

[@tsMuthuraman-hm6wg]

@@indianboy59 what do you mean ?

[@Otonaamjantehbena]

The previous vedio on the Vedic Sanskrit was better than this in terms of sound quality

[@shinchan-pt9rn]

Pure sanskrit spoken by Aryan when they mix with native indian then it changed

[@InvisibleEditz69]

3:02 other word for gold in Vedas is Hiranya (Came across this word many times in Vedas while reading some verses like used in Hiranyagarbh sukt - Hymn of the Golden womb)

[@Vor567tez]

Make sense bcs Hiranya means Deer. The color of dear is similar to gold.

[@mysteriousDSF]

Similarities with every Indo-European languages is prevalent but above all Germanic and Slavic and even more so with Baltic (Lithuanian). But you can notice similarities with Latin and Greek as well

[@Xochiyolotl]

It’s crazy how some words jump out at you. Native Spanish speaker here. Western Romance language. Latin derived. The word that jumped out at me was dantas for tooth. In Latin, it was dentes or something like that. In Spanish, it became diente in the singular and dientes in the plural. I’m sure there are other words that will jump out at me if I pay attention but that one just really grabbed me.

[@Elya-ou3kf]

These are systematic correspondences, not some random similarities

[@Elya-ou3kf]

These are systematic sound of sound morpheme for morpheme regular correspondences regulated by sound law and perfectly commensurate with the second law of Thermodynamics. Not similarities

[@anubhabdas506]

Sanskrit and Lithuanian have an amazing number of similarities.

[@Elya-ou3kf]

@@anubhabdas506 These are systematic sound of sound morpheme for morpheme regular correspondences regulated by sound law and perfectly commensurate with the second law of Thermodynamics. Not similarities

[@peperomia5053]

It would be better to discard this word "aryan" in indo-aryan and rather call it indo-gangetic languages because they are spoken in indo-gangetic planes. This aryan word is very controversial and should be discarded once and for all as far as these languages are concerned.

[@jostnamane3951]

Nope. Not everyone is concerned about naming and its supposed "controversies" The word Aryan translates to "Noble" in Indic languages and that's it. Nothing sinister about that.

[@jostnamane3951]

By your logic, the word "Indo-Iranian" which is a collective of all Indo-Aryan and Iranian languages should also be discarded because the word "Iran" literally translates to "the land of Aryans"

[@sahilsingh6048]

No you really lack brain cells ,aryan is a sanskirt word itself.

[@NoRiceToEat]

Brun Aryan is our heritage. It was stolen from Hindu and Iranian scriptures. Aryan means noble and we won’t let our words get corrupted just because some maniacal Europeans stole it and twisted its meaning.

[@jostnamane3951]

@@NoRiceToEat except, there's nothing to twist about it.

[@stephanelafargue4263]

Very proud

[@Yasa5na]

I understand 100% of all words

[@Vajrasattvam]

I see that classical Sanskrit drops the s sound at the end of words : Gurush 》guru Deerghas》deergha Mahas》 maha Also classical Sanskrit seems to complicate sounds ( which are used in vedic form when borrowed in Indian languages ) E.g,: Matri/Matru》 mata Bhratru》 bhrata Duhitri》 duhita.

[@theGypsiePolish]

This no Romani

[@okay9906]

*sanskrit is an artificially concocted language of late gupta period in the 6th century AD.* Lord Siva was a Sambava Pariah. He was the 1st pandian Tamil king. The Damaru is the Tamil Parai Music instrument. Siva has no connection whatsoever to sanskrit. Saiva siddhandam is Anti-Aryan philosophy. *Chandasa was the language of the nomadic illiterate aryan vedic people. sanskrit is not an ethnicity, regional languages are. Please dont fool the world with fake cooked up aryan stories. The world is fed up.*

[@sahilsingh6048]

Mittani Inscription of syria , oldest writtem prove of sankirt older than tamil.

[@sahilsingh6048]

Nonsense