Similarities Between Sanskrit and Tamil

Sanskrit and Tamil are two ancient languages which have had a profound impact on many other languages. These two languages have a lot in common, including some similar vocabulary, as well as words that are not exactly the same but follow the same thought process. In this video we showcase some of the words found in common between these two languages, with Aanandi (Sanskrit speaker) and Abishek (Tamil speaker) challenging each other with a list of words and sentences.
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Sanskrit (संस्कृतम्) is an Indo-Aryan language and one of the oldest Indo-European languages. It is closely related to many Indo-European languages, either living or extinct, including Latin, Hittite, Luwian, Old Avestan and many others. It is the primary liturgical language of Hinduism and some texts of Buddhism and Jainism. Many languages such as Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Sindhi, Kashmiri, Kumaoni, Garhwali, Urdu, Dogri, Maithili, Konkani, Assamese, Odia, and Nepali have their roots in Sanskrit, while many languages outside of the Indian subcontinent, including Iranian languages, as well as several European languages, have close relations to Sanskrit. Today, Sanskrit is still spoken as a primary language in some parts of India. The impact that Sanskrit has had on other languages outside of the Indian subcontinent is very significant. Sanskrit manuscripts and inscriptions have been found in China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Mongolia, Thailand, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Japan, and other parts of the world. It is very common to find words that are derived from Sanskrit in languages beyond the Indian subcontinent, with significant influence across Asia including Chinese, Sino-Tibetan languages, Thai, Khmer, and Lao which contain many loanwords from Sanskrit. Austronesian languages, such as Javanese, Malay, Tagalog, and Indonesian, also derive a portion of their vocabulary from Sanskrit. In addition, European languages, including English, also contain words derived from Sanskrit.
The Tamil language (தமிழ்) is classified as a Dravidian language and mainly spoken by the Tamil people of India and Sri Lanka. In addition to India and Sri Lanka, Tamil also has official status in Singapore. In Malaysia, Tamil is used as one of the languages of education along with English, Malay and Mandarin. Aside from Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry, in India, Tamil is also spoken in the states of Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and the Union Territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Tamil is considered one of the longest-surviving classical languages in the world and its vocabulary has impacted many languages, including non-Dravidian languages.

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*Please read the following two statement by Aanandi and Abishek* - Aanandi's comment regarding part of this video: A minor correction. I said the original word is ‘Raatrin’ while explaining the word ‘Raatrau’ in the sanskrit sentence. But I am afraid I am wrong. The original word is ‘Raatri ‘ (रात्रि) which works like ‘mati’ (मति). However, the word ‘Raatrau’ (रात्रौ) which I have used in the sentence is correct. - Abishek's comment regarding the flags. Note: As is the case with other videos on this channel, the participants in the video have the final say on the flags in the thumbnail. I do everything else! Abishek wanted both the flag of India and Sri Lanka to appear, so please read his comment: I kept myself unbiased and not provoking someones feelings! I'm a Chennaite , from Tamilnadu, India. Though me being an Indian , seeing previous videos why not add them to cos they are not migrated Indians they live in the north east part of Sri Lanka for years! Other Tamizhs are migrated from India to Singapore, Malaysia etc,. And also Sri Lankan Tamils to Canada , Germany etc. I also gave pure Tamizh equivalents to the Sanskrit words and please check it out again. I might have made a mistake in Konkani as I said it's spoken in South India along with Tulu beary etc,. I'm immensely proud of being Tamizh not to provoke someone because of my language but to spread love through it and admire other cultures too! "யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர்" Sanskrit and Tamil are two ancient languages which have had a profound impact on many other languages. These two languages have a lot in common, including some similar vocabulary, as well as words that are not exactly the same but follow the same thought process. Hope you guys enjoy this video! As a lot of you know, due to the coronavirus pandemic, we have changed the format of our videos to be online, which allows our subscribers from all over the world to participate. If you would like to participate in a future video, or if you have any suggestions, please follow and message us on Instagram: (@BahadorAlast): instagram.com/BahadorAlast

[@AmirYazdanian]

Bahador Alast, Wonderful video, I wish there were Avestan speakers so we can have a comparison between Avestan and Sanskrit.

[@jeyanthkumar6591]

Nice work.. Kindly remove the Sri Lankan flag behind tamil boy in thumbnail. Tamil Nadu belonged to India. Thank you

[@blackpearl5834]

i am surprised 😊🙏😇😁😁, thanku bahador 🙏、 i thought ,the comparsion is with foreign language....... . . . . .@😅👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Rocky_Rocks]

Bhahador please change the thumbnail. Tamil's mainland is indian subcontinent and spread in other countries. Not just srilanka. Hope you understand it will offend 7 crore tamil people to term their national flag as srilankan. So change it ASAP.

[@GurwinderSingh-st5ie]

What's the meaning of this word bro thanks in advance نگار خواہی

[@princekumar-yb4oq]

As a north indian, i highly respect south indians(tamils especially),they flourished our culture to the Far East and South East Asian nations. PS : even in arab countries!

[@BBClMRANAHMEDMA]

He he...i do 😍 love north indian language especially Bengali... It sounds sho sweet 😚😚❤...much loves from tamil nadu to north india 💪🤗🤗❤

[@stanisnadar3497]

@@BBClMRANAHMEDMA வணக்கம் பாய் 😊😊😊. மும்பையில் வசிக்கும் தமிழன் .

[@BBClMRANAHMEDMA]

@@stanisnadar3497 😍 😍 🤗🤗 ❤ Mumbai Thamizha 🤗❤...indha Bhai nu solradha nirutha mateengla 😂 😂 😜

[@user-oq2rk7ep8f]

@@BBClMRANAHMEDMA yeah....Bengali isn't a North Indian language.

[@tibby5414]

@@user-oq2rk7ep8f Actually, the language classification in India (if we're to follow a conservative or classical approach) is not North Indian and South Indian per se, but Indo Aryan and Dravidian to be more precise. And Bengali language is an Indo Aryan language.

[@eklavyasingh183]

As an Indian, this video really brings joy to me. Sanskrit & Tamil are two gems of India and two pillars of Indian civilization

[@JayantRaut]

Underated comment! 🤗

[@dheere_se_bolo]

@SIDDHAARTH MANIAN Tamil is the oldest language in the world.

[@dramakun4931]

@@dheere_se_bolo but not the mother

[@TharsyanJaderuby]

@@dheere_se_bolo It's ONE of the oldest languages. There are many other ancient languages that have somewhat survived through different dialects and some were completely dried out.

[@user-ze7ml6ec9m]

@𝗖𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗿𝗼🅾🎥 Listen you ignorant little shit, Dravidian language family owes a lot to Tamil and both of them deserve the respect for giving us a vast corpus of literature.

[@sumathijai6251]

Tamil is my mother tongue, I learn sanskrit in school So yeah, quite the combo!

[@abhinav788]

HEllo i want to learn TAMIL becoz i will go to chennai How much should i know to communicate?Do they understand hindi? i also wanted to learn Tamil anyway so can yiu plz tell me some source ? नमस्कारम

[@srinivasanperiakaruppan7554]

Same with me

[@Shrey_Shrek]

@@black-white611 நீங்கள் சௌராஷ்டிரா பேசறவரா?

[@Shrey_Shrek]

@@black-white611 Oh I see.

[@namratasingh1723]

lucky you !

[@vikha2182]

I am from Gujarat and my mothertongue is Gujarati. When I shifted to Tamilnadu for fellowship and job for few years, I learnt Tamil and my sanskrit base has helped me a lot. Many many many words are almost similar (may be pronunciation are different). I was surprised to know that. It was a wonderful experience for me and especially people of tamilnadu are so helpful in every way and that helped me a lot to learn Tamil. Even I learnt to write and read in 1year only 😊. Now I returned to Gujarat, but still missing always helping people of tamilnadu and food also. ❤️Tamilnadu

[@spycyvideonet7995]

Lot of English Worlds mixed with Tamilnadu People's Tamil Worlds but not mixed in our tamil........ in Sri Lanka

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

​@@spycyvideonet7995sri lankan tamil got sinhala loanwords like kathai,maththiya or thuwakku.. it's not unmixed its less mixed..

[@chamarawijepala2021]

I speak Sinhala, it's descended from Sanskrit and also has a lot of influence from Tamil, so I could understand a lot of the words they were saying.

[@channelpolitica1364]

@jayanthan492Indo-Aryan is part of the Indo-European language family...

[@pentakadi]

@jayanthan492 You mean Indo Iranian...

[@dayanadamdevendran1195]

@Hashan Silva All the European languages origin from Sanskrit and the sanskrit origin from TAMIL. Tamil is the oldest and only Tamil peoples use sanskrit in their mantras and prayers. Tamil is the only language in the world to meet all 11 criterias to be classical language. Wheress Sanskrit, Greek, Chinese, Latin, Hebrew, persian languages do have only 6-7.criterias to be a classical languages. This proves that Tamil is the oldest and mother of all languages

[@user-tk7zl5er7g]

This is pure sanskrith words not tamil

[@citrxn5459]

@jayanthan492 Not true at all. There are lots of Tamil loanwords in use in spoken/colloquial/informal Sinhalese, but the vast majority of written/formal Sinhalese words are similar or identical to the original Sanskrit words from which they descend.

[@rameshram5825]

Both Tamil and Sanskrit are mostly about 90% merged in Telugu 👌👌 ❤️ From Hyderabad

[@Ajaykumar-up4lt]

all indian languages are quietly same

[@Ottomans2k]

*Sanskrit is developed from the base of Prakrit and Prakrit is derived from Tamil.Sanskrit is developed by Buddhist and Persian(not brahmins)linguistic peoples. Sanskrit is developed from the base of ancient language Prakrit and the word's taken from Tamil, Avestan, Persian, Pali, European, Sumerian languages. Indo-Aryan word itself not correct. Sanskrit has no script it was using 900 A.D. born Devanagari script, mother of Sanskrit is Prakrit had also no script. Sanskrit is new age language not classical. Prakrit is Reformed from tamil , prakrit mean 'derived 'Prakrit is older to sanskrit , it had no alphabets, the prakrits were middle indo-aryan language spoken between 5000 BC. and 500 A.D. Asians and Europeans. Pali alphabets is devanagari. "Sanskrit = mean refined Prakrit" Sanskrit is new age language only born after 1100 A.D., Even the script Devanagari is born 900.A.D. Only.

[@aj.aslankral2389]

Tamil is your father 😈

[@truthalwaystriumph]

@@Ottomans2k sorry.. prakrit came from Sanskrit

[@Ottomans2k]

@@truthalwaystriumph i think you don't know what is Prakrit and Sanskrit, no mention common education is must 😃

[@vishnnuvijay9096]

"Similarities between Tamil and Sanskrit" Me, a malayali smiling in the corner

[@VenomxY]

Oru malayale enkilum kandallo santhosham aayi 😭😭

[@ilanthamizhan]

Malayalam is child of Tamil , Tamil (80%) + Sanskrit (20%) = malayalam

[@akvlogs3064]

@@ilanthamizhanhow can u say that? I know to read and write tamil so i can clearly say that the present malayalam is a Sanskritized language with sanskrit 80% and tamil 20%.the similarity between malayalam and tamil is that there are many common words in both...The usage, grammatical structure, pronunciation is closed related to sanskrit.

[@akvlogs3064]

@EXTREME so what ?Not only in malayalam but also in kannada, telugu, hindi have loan words.As our language has more loan words, mallus are apt for learning hindi and other languages. malayalam pronunciation is sweeter, and softer than other languages(see the songs). U cant even read a malayalam word even if we write it into tamil as it is because tamil has the least number of alphabets so that ur pronunciation level is very week. U dont know which letter will be used in certain tamil words Itself In tamil ka (க )is used for kha, ga and gha. Similarly for all other consonents. Malayalam has a large set of alphabetic series than other languages so we can use the letters according to the pronunciation of a word which is in english or tamil. We can translate any other language sentences or songs exactly into malayalam. Most of the tamizh peoples struck their tongue to say the ZHA (ழ,ഴ), ങ്ങ (ங்ங ), ഞ്ഞ (ஞ்ஞ) ,ശ്ശ (ஶ்ஶ),ന്ന (ந்ந)etc in tamizh😂. Nothing to say more than this🙏

[@abhishekv5804]

@EXTREME malayalam is adapted from Tamil it is older than ur hindi....U guys dont know the dravidian studies Tamil language branches are malayalam, telugu, Kannada,etc

[@normalweirdoboy3507]

Being a Bengali/Bangla speaker(A daughter language of Sanskrit), I could perfectly understand all those Sanskrit words, we use all those words in our day to day life haha😅. Ofcourse the Bengali versions of those😉 নমস্কার! नमस्कारं!

[@anshdeepsingh2763]

Is bengali script influenced from tibetan script?

[@normalweirdoboy3507]

@@anshdeepsingh2763 Nope. But they are sister scripts and evolved from the Siddham script, as far as my knowledge goes... So yeah, you might find some similarities between Bengali-Assamese and Tibetan scripts. Cool right? :D

[@anshdeepsingh2763]

@@normalweirdoboy3507 yep

[@anshdeepsingh2763]

@@normalweirdoboy3507 are u able to read those scripts?

[@normalweirdoboy3507]

@@anshdeepsingh2763 i can read Bengali-Assamese but not the Tibetan one😅 Might learn someday heheh... languages are fun

[@niromax7328]

I'm a Srilankan tamil. It's a great video. Especially that person's tamil pronunciation was pure unlike the modern tamil pronunciation in Tamilnadu now.

[@02abishekprasad91]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jcxkzhgco3050]

Dude, he didn't speak colloquial tamil. We all speak colloquial spoken register but in this video he was using written register. I guess sri Lankan Tamils use Written register for speaking as well

[@kumaravaluramasamy9464]

@Sunil Bhardwaj wrong info.

[@thamizha8094]

@Sunil Bhardwaj 😅😂🤣

[@thamizha8094]

Vanam - adavi, kaadu Mathiyam - nanpagal Santhosam - mazhilchi Ragasiyam - maraiporul Nagaram - pattinam Varudam - Aandu Kaaranam - vidayam Sayankaalam - maalai, pirpagal Sigaram - malai, uyaram, ucham, mugadu Kathai - nithaimozhi Ratthiri - iravu Varthai - sol After 12th century there are many sanscrit words are mingled with Thamizh..! Oldest THAMIZH is totally pure. He should need to ask about that to Thamizh proffoser's here..!🤔

[@jaskatpon1]

Wonder why everyone’s offended by a Sri Lankan flag? Tamil is also spoken in Sri Lanka and has very close cultural and historical ties to Tamil Nadu. Relax people and just enjoy Bahador’s work. Peace ✌🏾

[@haythamfaisal8113]

Bahador inserts flags based on the homeland of the speaker or a cultural flag for a language that extends over multiple countries (eg. Kurdish, neo Aramaic). IDK if Tamil has a cultural flag or not but if the speaker is from Sri Lanka then the flag is appropriate.

[@joelkaplan5011]

@@haythamfaisal8113 based on what I read the speaker asked for the Sri Lankan flag to also be in the thumbnail and that is respectful and makes prefect sense. Bahador says he gives the people in the video the choice with the flags.

[@tejasvi18joshi]

@@joelkaplan5011 srilanka also has main language Sinhala whose vocabulary is sanskrit.

[@aquarius3577]

@Hare Krishna vedda is basically sinhala. Remember Sinhala has a lot of native words which don't relate to Sanskrit or tamil

[@chamarajayasinghe8233]

Don't use sri lankan flag for this .technically this is wrong bacause tamil language originated in india not in sri lanka . If you use sri lankan flag Because Tamils ​​live in Sri Lanka..then you have to use all flags of other countries as tamils live everywhere

[@prinithjeffrey2004]

Vanakkam from Tamil Nadu to all my north and south friends watching this.

[@apathologicalliar748]

And Namastey from Himachal Pradesh.

[@rohitagarwal4944]

Pranam From U.P

[@debtanupatra3385]

As a bengali, imageries of south India for me is -----marvelous temples, traditional dance, coconut trees, elephant, sambar-idli-dhosa, jewellary, cinema, scorching heat of sun, sea beatch, Lord Shiva, rain, festivals of night and evening, kirtan. 😍😍

[@rtradityamohan]

My two mother tongues. 🙏❤️🔥

[@darlinjose8561]

Are you fro kerala bro...👍 🦸‍♂️

[@fuji3164]

Wow very very rare to come across someone who's mother tounge is sanskrit

[@aj.aslankral2389]

Nool ah nee 😂

[@rakshitasingh6736]

@@fuji3164 my mother is Sanskrit

[@dravidmaharaj1498]

Popcorn 😂

[@cosmicdust2192]

haha. Kannada is my mother tongue and I can understand what both of them are speaking.

[@ambhat2770]

Are hegdru nee havyakanaa? Nand havyaka kannada ashtalla chenaig ille, but are you a Havyaka?

[@cosmicdust2192]

@@ambhat2770 Wow !! what are the odds !! Houdu naanu havyaka . Surprised to meet another havyaka here :)

[@cosmicdust2192]

@@ambhat2770 where are you from ?

[@ambhat2770]

@@cosmicdust2192 I was quite surprised to coincidentally find another Havyaka here too. Our species is quite rare online haha. My mother's side is originally from Sirsi whereas my father's side is from Siddapur and the surrounding areas. You? Uttara, Dakshina or Kollur?

[@cosmicdust2192]

@@ambhat2770 Cool. Yes my native is near sirsi too. Kansuru hatra :) . When you said havyaka chanag battile what you mean, you were brought up in banglore or different place ??

[@SumitSharma-sw4et]

I am a Sanskrit student.And doing my research in linguistics. So these types of videos are very fruitful for me. Happy to see your efforts 👍

[@Tennis--su7tj]

There’s a lot of similarities between Sanskrit and Russian. 👍🏻

[@SumitSharma-sw4et]

@@Tennis--su7tj I think Sanskrit has the similarities with most of the languages bcoz of its oldest tradition...

[@schoolkid1809]

@@SumitSharma-sw4et Learn Tamil Literatures like Thirukural (World's 2nd most translated book after the bible) Try too Aganaanuru, Puranaanuru more more! But u try to study just one ☝book before u left the world

[@gauravt1549]

nice... did u know that an untouched tribe in Africa speaks tamil? did u know that slovakia is a tamil name?? did u know pyramid is a tamil name (perum + idu) ?? lets see if this ignites a small fire lol

[@arpitpatra]

@@gauravt1549 wtf r u

[@johnwesley0441]

I am from Andhra Pradesh,Telugu language I understand both languages but pronunciation of Sanskrit words are exactly we pronounce in Telugu it’s 100% no errors

[@Raj-gc2rc]

So dravidian and aryan theory and Tamil politics is just for dividing the country not based on reality

[@Vajrapani108]

@@Raj-gc2rc Tamil politics is very heavily dependent on exaggerating the imaginary aryan-dravidian line, to a point when Shiva, a hindu god worshipped all around India, and has abode in kailash (Tibet) is considered a Tamil god and not a hindu god by lemurian politicians. Same people who call out 'hindi imposition" gladly convert to Christianity and chant in Latin

[@user-qp8qj1xx1o]

Telugu is the advanced language of Samskritam in the field of phenotics, script

[@user-qp8qj1xx1o]

@Xam deKiller you tamilians really make others feel like: tamilians are not indians

[@HimInMaking]

Aryan invasion theory is destroyed by many historians, yet in some places of South It is believed....tf is wrong with you guys...

[@MadhuMadhu-jo2de]

Tamilargal vanakkam ✨

[@vetrimaaran7452]

Vanakam tamila🙏

[@Ironized_07]

Vanakkam nanbaa from Thalapathy fan

[@arunkumar.s.r18]

Vanakam

[@raghulsridharan5896]

Thamizhargal*

[@subbramaniaammaniaam5668]

வணக்கம்

[@souravroy1162]

What a privilege! I got the opportunity to taste the nectar of both the ancient and sanctifying languages, 'Tamizh' and 'Sanskrit'. जयतु संस्कृतम्! வாழ்க தமிழ்! 🤗🙏💕Jaya Bharata!......Ever sweet...

[@parthaproteemroy9742]

As usual a Bengali can think this way....proud of u brother....truly said its united we stand....we should respect our diversity

[@souravroy1162]

@@parthaproteemroy9742 Yes sir, indeed we all are Indians first!👍🙏😇

[@DAYN2000]

Sanskrit and Tamil🔥🔥🔥 Love from kerala

[@dineshmj]

May be, this video's title should have been Sanskrit words adopted in Tamil! Tamil has its own vocabulary for almost everything - you won't believe how rich its vocabulary is! Thakaval = vivaram = information, Vennilaa = chandrikaa = white moonlight, kathiravan = sooryah = sun, thirai = tharangah: = wave, malai = mountain, panth = kandukam = ball, veetu = gruham = house, ... By the way, I am a Malayali. I had learned Sanskrit till my 10th grade.

[@yuvanm411]

Not Adapted, Why Tamil needs to adopt vocabulary from Sanskrit? These words are forcefully imposed. After 12th century Complete education, religion and other influential jobs were in the hands of one particular community. And they hail sanskrit as deva baasha. They called tamil Neesha baasha. That's why Tamil has lots of sanskrit words. Also they introduced manipravala nadai, It is a hybrid language, typically written in the Grantha script which combines Sanskrit lexicon and Tamil language. This is how malayalam script and language was born. Successfully they split TN and Kerala.

[@dranuragdubeyphysio6379]

They also have same meaning in Hindi like Malaya=mountain, Kanduk= Ball, Chandrika= moon light

[@dineshmj]

@@yuvanm411 - Languages evolve by mixing up, by giving and taking. There are many words in Tamil which are taken from Sanskrit. For example: Sheekhram = Sheekhram = quickly, Sooriyan = Sooryah: = sun, vipath = vipath = accident, Rajaa = Raajaah: = king, paTi = paTh = to read, punitham = punyah: = effect of good deeds, manithan = manushyah: = human being, adhikam = adhikah: = surplus, more, and so on. Unlike other South Indian languages, Tamil indeed has its own vast vocabulary for most words used in day-to-day life. Efforts by the Tamil Nadu governments to coin new words based on pure Tamil words are very much to be appreciated. For example: Kaal-panth-aattam = football (kaal = foot, panth = ball, aattam = play, game), Vaan-oli-nilayam = Aakaash Vaani (Radio Station, vaan = sky, oli = voice, nilayam = house, station). By the way, Nilayam is a word adopted from Sanskrit. Yet, Tamil too, as any other language, is susceptible to evolution by accepting words from other languages, and giving its own words to other languages. I have Hindi-speaking friends who use the words such as "Chummaa" (just), "Kutti" (small) in their conversations with us. Visibly, they are taking such words into their languages. I, as a Malayali, aspire to be fluent in Tamil. Yet, I think it wouldn't be wise to aspire for a puritanical state for any language.

[@varunrnath]

so true

[@savitar8002]

The Title should be Sanskrit vs Sanskritised Tamil which are actually used today

[@shannong23]

I speak Malayalam and could understand all those words. Very interesting to know how much these languages connect.

[@BBClMRANAHMEDMA]

Tamils 😍 & Mallus are like one 💪...much loves 😍 to Kerala from tamil nadu 🤗❤

[@user-oq2rk7ep8f]

My Malayali friends have told me that malayalam is basically Tamil+Sanskrit influence.

[@onlinme7884]

Malayalam is the oldest dialect of Tamil, hence the similarity

[@0arjun077]

Malayalam is very flexible. Its can sound in extreme Tamizh or it can sound in extreme Samskritham. Depends on what you choose to be.

[@shannong23]

Yes I’ve also heard Malayalam is Tamil and Sanskrit put together...I was born in the US but visit Kerala every few years. I can speak and read but I’m not fluent so been trying to improve.

[@prabhu1517]

Tamil is an official language of India Srilanka Singapore And recongised language in Malaysia Mauritius Fiji Island Reunion Island Seychelles Canada South Africa Australia

[@coolwinds1585]

*Thirumurai* "hymns in praise of Lord Shiva" are written in the sweet language of tamil Har Har Mahadev Bhai!

[@ajayakash6762]

சிறப்பான தகவலுக்கு நன்றி

[@user-fb2jt3xc8c]

Tamizh language is the best❤💯🔥

[@a.p2427]

Korea also...

[@vervelshrp5793]

@Rakesh Kumar hey asshole

[@yuvarajavijiy]

1:07 Mathiyanam(மதியானம்) is not a Tamil word. It is Sanskrit. NANPAGAL (நண்பகல்) is the exact Tamil word for afternoon. 2:29 Ragasiyam(ரகசியம்) is a Sanskrit word actually. MARAIPORUL (மறைபொருள்) is the Tamil word for that. 3:01 Varusham( வருஷம்) is Sanskrit. AANDU(ஆண்டு) is Tamil.

[@HeyKiddo20]

Well said bro 💞❤️🤗

[@vanisridhar5509]

No, These words has tamil root words.

[@yuvarajavijiy]

@@vanisridhar5509Kindly give us the Tamil root words.

[@vanisridhar5509]

@@yuvarajavijiy he itself explained about mathiyanam. Varudam is used in sangam period too, Sanskrit took it form Tamil.

[@ancientminds199]

@@vanisridhar5509 these are Sanskrit words

[@lotustv6271]

I’m from Sri Lanka. I speak Sinhala I did understand most of Sanskrit words she presented

[@sukirthanthavakumar5869]

Not Sanskrit . All the world mother language tamil 💯 true

[@sukirthanthavakumar5869]

Amma . U no this mean mother from Tamil origin

[@spycyvideonet7995]

Nearly 8000 Tamil and Sanksrit Worlds in Sinhala, that the reason tamil people easily speak Sinhala.

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

​@@spycyvideonet7995no tamils in sri lanka easily speak sinhala😂..? What is wrong with u..? If tamil is that similar to sinhala as a sinhalese I have to understand it very easily😂.. The only words which are similar in both tamil amd sinhala are either loanwords or common words with sanskrit.. Also there are no 8000 tamil words in sinhala😂..

[@user-ib2dq7ev5n]

​@@sukirthanthavakumar5869tai is the original name for mother in tamil.. not amma..

[@Laxmi-hv9qy]

*_जयतु संस्कृतम् !_* 🚩 *_தமிழ் வாழ்க !_* 🙏

[@balaganeshnadar1660]

जय श्री राम

[@Laxmi-hv9qy]

@@balaganeshnadar1660 Jai Shree Raama🙏🚩

[@vasantkawarkhepatil4565]

माय मराठीचा विजय असो

[@thamizha8094]

வெற்றி வேல்..! வீர வேல்..!!🔥✊

[@p.karuppasamy7827]

@@thamizha8094 அருமை

[@BBClMRANAHMEDMA]

Any Tamilans here. Hit like 👇👇❤..... From Tamil nadu 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@ananthakumar1585]

Manipravalam = sanskrit + tamil . All these words used are manipravalam . Hence it is common to both language. Due to religion , trade and kingdom changes , these words have entered tamil nadu and have become words in day to day life . Hence , it's easy for a tamil to understand the sanskrit words but for north indian , tamil words will be totally alien

[@dranuragdubeyphysio6379]

Due to long run ontouched Sanskrit Grammer and language use

[@tnstock742]

Guys for your information don't conclude that Tamil came from sanskrit wise versa. Because ruling languages and ruler preferred language will change subjects or people of the place yes like wise today "if I say Nan bus la vanthen" the word bus is English word but due to frequent usage of English we replace Tamil word "perunthu" with "bus" that doesn't mean Tamil came from English. At that period rulers mostly preferred sanskrit over Tamil so people started using sanskrit word in Tamil sentences. But pure Tamil has no language linkages or support need to speak or write.

[@Sam-ch4jh]

As per Hindu mythology,Tamil and Sanskrit came from two sides of udukkai of Lord Shiva, both are unique and equally old Due to mixing of society, many words are taken by both Pity thing is that people are fighting based on language

[@hareneishnadhar]

Sanskrit is not an Indian language. Period.

[@hareneishnadhar]

@Kavi Joshi Born in India no. Evolved in India yes. Indus Civilization had a language that is still not code-able till today. It was not Sanskrit. Vedas has deities that are Indo Iranian and Indo European origins. Nothing about Sanskrit or Vedas are Indian.

[@user-sc7zu1oj1j]

Tamil is not an hindu mythology language we tamils have a separate religion & separate culture called Tamil Religion & mostly importantly FYI we tamils are not a hindus

[@user-sc7zu1oj1j]

Tamil is not an hindu mythology language we tamils have a separate religion & separate culture called TAMIL RELIGION & most importantly FYI we tamils are not a hindus

[@pankajjoshi2032]

As per sanatan इतिहास / ethihaas.

[@0arjun077]

When Tamizh and Samskritham in one video Malayalis like 🤩.

[@Alex00m]

😌

[@thamizha8094]

Vanam - adavi, kaadu Mathiyam - nanpagal Santhosam - mazhilchi Ragasiyam - maraiporul Nagaram - pattinam Varudam - Aandu Kaaranam - vidayam Sayankaalam - maalai, pirpagal Sigaram - malai, uyaram, ucham, mugadu Kathai - nithaimozhi Ratthiri - iravu Varthai - sol After 12th century there are many sanscrit words are mingled with Thamizh..! Oldest THAMIZH is totally pure. He should need to ask about that to Thamizh proffoser's here..!🤔

[@AbeRegulus]

Coz Malayalam is the Amalgamation of Samskritam and Ancient Tamil.

[@shanwazfarooqe]

He should use proper Tamil which is not similar with Sanskrit.. Tamil is oldest language ever... And after Aryan invasion some Sanskrit words mingled with Tamil and few other languages created just like Malayalam Kannada and Telugu

[@prasannavenkateswaramoorth6376]

All interpretated are Sanskrit. He is not referring any Tamizh word. There is no letters in Sanskrit, it is borrowed from Devanagari. Tamil has it own letters. The same letters used for different sound, it depends.

[@mohammedshoib60]

Every Indian can understand these two languages. And moreover South Indians can understand almost all the words. Love from Karnataka, India ❤️

[@messigoat8506]

I doubt every Indian can understand both these languages.

[@manojkumari5680]

@@messigoat8506 it's your problem

[@messigoat8506]

@@manojkumari5680 How so?

[@spacexe123]

@@manojkumari5680 Sanskrit is understandable but not tamil.

[@romankolyuka8153]

@@spacexe123 In North India people don't know Tamil language.

[@shivatravelvlogs2257]

Hello Bahador, Thank you very much for your efforts on bringing these videos on language similarities between Dravidan and languages like Japanese, Korean and Sanskrit. As I watch this video, there is more similarities in Sanskrit and Telugu. I was very much stunned after watching the video on Japanese and Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam. Kudos to you.

[@infinitewisdom6065]

I enjoy this series. Bahador is doing an excellent job.

[@thamizha8094]

Vanam - adavi, kaadu Mathiyam - nanpagal Santhosam - mazhilchi, uvagai Ragasiyam - maraiporul Nagaram - pattinam Varudam - Aandu Kaaranam - vidayam Sayankaalam - maalai, pirpagal Sigaram - malai, uyaram, ucham, mugadu Kathai - nithaimozhi Ratthiri - iravu, irapozhuthu Varthai - sol After 12th century there are many sanscrit words are mingled with Thamizh..! Oldest THAMIZH is totally pure. You should need to ask about that to Thamizh proffoser's here..!🤔

[@hanumanthagnostic4402]

So us per your theory sangha literature should have written after 12 century.....all this words are in sangha literature

[@thamizha8094]

@@hanumanthagnostic4402 😅 that's not shanga, that's *Sangam* first try to read & write correctly..!😅😂🤣 What do you know about *Sangam literature's* & *THAMIZH ILAKKANAM* (rules of Thamizh gramer)..? There are these words in no *sangam literary lines* ..!😂🤣 Don't say that to Thamizh scolers..!

[@ce1834]

Calm down, he wasnt saying these were pure Tamil words, but they are loan words. 🤦🏼

[@karthiknarayaswamy7906]

@Satish poonghaa, thottam are the 2 words bro...It means park

[@thamizha8094]

@Satish not only telugu..! Kannadam also having many old Thamizh words..!! Because both are have a route of Thamizh. Telugu may be created by the mixture of oldest Thamizh, sanscrit, oriya & some inner tribes speaking languages..!

[@sayajalandanmakan4549]

🇮🇩🇮🇳friendship. yes mr. Bahador you're right , Sanskrit had many impact in bahasa indonesia, i can catch some similar word in bahasa indonesia 🇮🇩 from video : 1. *wana* = forest (in poetic or literary) 2. *sentosa* = prosperity 3. *rahasia* = secret 4. *negara* = country 5. *karena* = because 6. *segera* = instant, quick 7. *kata* = word 8. *warta* = news

[@0tt0fl0tt]

Thanks for this, especially negara. I think the original meaning is country (celestial territory), not city. Kata's original meaning is also word or news, not story.

[@sayajalandanmakan4549]

@@0tt0fl0tt yes, but the Sanskrit speaker in video says city.. I think it has same root, it refers to place/geographical entity : country,state,city. in bahasa indonesia, *negara Indonesia* = country of Indonesia

[@0tt0fl0tt]

@@sayajalandanmakan4549 I understand Tamil is an older language. It's possible the city meaning comes from the city name Sri-Nagar, which was possibly not built by them, then the city meaning stuck. My other idea was that it meant territory larger than city. Cheers, Zoltan

[@geschmackj209]

@PROs THETic Well, Hindu-Buddhist is essentially 10% religion, 90% culture. Hinduism in Indonesia (Java, Bali, Sumatra) is mostly mixed with local animistic culture and traditions.

[@amitm.4636]

Sanskrit is mother of many languages. Forest= Wan Prosperity =Santosh Secret=Rahasya Country=Desh, City=Nagar Because =kaaran Instant,quick= Sheeghra Word=Shabda, story=kathaa News = vaartaa. Cheers!!

[@TheStatisticsTeacher]

I speak Telugu and I know that it’s very common for Telugu and Sanskrit have the same words without any alterations.

[@gustavefrancois776]

Bahador Alast - thank you for your hard works and your genius idea of getting the languages together.

[@prabhu1517]

Do a video on Tamil and Brahui langauge similarities...i already asked this when u posted korean and Tamil similarities...thank you

[@sanjeevadur1430]

Very intresting point.

[@nuzzlingfacts_9871]

Hindi similar to english, persia, urdu, arab, Spanish and indonesia Tamil is similar to sinhala and korea

[@02abishekprasad91]

Thank You Bahador ❤️ for having me here! I'm honoured to be in a well reputed channel among linguists! I kept myself unbiased and not provoking someones feelings! I'm a Chennaite , from Tamilnadu, India Though me being an Indian , seeing previous videos why not add them to cos they are not migrated indians they live in the north east part of Srilanka for years! Other tamizhs are migrated from India to Singapore, Malaysia etc,. And also srilankan tamils to Canada , Germany etc., I also gave pure Tamizh equivalents to the sanskrit words and please check it out again I might have made a mistake in Konkani as I said it's spoken in South India along with Tulu beary etc,. Im immensely proud of being Tamizh not to provoke someone because of my language but to spread love through it and admire other cultures too! "யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர்"❤️💯

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you so much for being a part of the video. Thank you for the explanation! As I have said many times, the flags in the thumbnails are chosen by the participants. In some cases, people want to have multiple flags in the thumbnail. In some cases, the participants don't want to have any flags. I respect what each participant asks for.

[@godsunfailinggrace1988]

You did a great job sweetheart! I'm proud of you...💜

[@joelkaplan5011]

You did a great job!!👏

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

👍✊🇰🇬🇰🇬

[@c3vs241]

Very good video and message brother. Tamil plays a big part in Malaysia, Singapore and neighbouring countries. Raja Raja Chozhan conquered Malaya (which comes from the word Malai or hills because Malaysia has a lot of hills and mountains). It was called Malai Nadu and Malai Oor. The Malayan people were called Malaiyur makkal. That's the reason why the Malay language spoken in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore (Malaai mozhi) originated from Tamizh and Sanskrit later part other languages. Culturally, Tamil plays a big part such as from human beings birth, living, death, wedding, darma concept, surgam, naragam, etc. Thank you 👍

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

As keralaite (malayali) i feel proud to hear sanskrith most sanskrith word can easily identified by mallus

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

@t s Muthuraman so what????.... I respect Sanskrit its not your business

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

@t s Muthuramanhhaha bro mallus having no problem with hindi or sanskrith,, our school teach both languages,,, i know you are influenced by tamil Dravidian polititions,,, we mallus are not kind of peoles we respect every language even we see malayalam as just communication mediaum we are not language fanatics you shouldn't wanna know about kerala first 🥴🥴🥴

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

@t s Muthuraman i dont even know why you praising tamil 🤔🤔when i dont even said a word about it at first .....i said i respect hindi or sanskrith so whats your problem if you dont like them then you can be,,,but dont force other to do same mallus are not language fanatics i repeat

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

@t s Muthuraman i love hindi, sansrith, tamil as i love as malayalam and speak all these tooo

[@DEEKSHITH_S_]

I know if i meekly gave some dominance to tamil then i think problem will be solved🥴🥴🥴🤭 uh right???😁

[@sundarj8174]

These are Sankritised tamil words or other way around . There are pure Tamil words for everyword he used.

[@desidark1243]

like what?

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

Every language has synonyms..

[@Dhksksjjsjjs]

Don't be offended both are Indian languages! It doesn't really matter. Didn't he used commonly used words?

[@youtubememeber3318]

@@Dhksksjjsjjs These peoples is trying to do a "separatist movement"

[@Dhksksjjsjjs]

@@youtubememeber3318 ya.... Idiots Always go around arguing with everyone that they meet. They are so desperate for recognition to fulfill their "unique" Validation needs

[@incubusk8r]

Finally Sanskrit. I remember asking for Sanskrit and Avestan (Old Persian), like 2 years ago, and you promised you will do it. looks like its coming.

[@ambhat2770]

I wonder who he would bring in for Old Persian/Avestan...Lithuanian would be very interesting as well, I bet the Lithuanian speaker would be shocked out of his/her mind!

[@incubusk8r]

@@ambhat2770 Haha I think us Indians would be more surprised than Lithuanian - Unless they are interested in the subject.

[@devanshusoneta88]

Vypav?

[@sun4502]

@@ambhat2770 Lithuainians know they're language is similar to Sanskrit. It is one of the most facinating languages in Europe like Basque.

[@ashutoshsingh7713]

I'm ready for Avestan but I'll have to come prepared as I cannot speak either sanskrit or avestan completely. I have done few transliterations from Avestan to Sanskrit and vice-versa. I'm aware of many common words in both the languages

[@varungambhir3403]

Can you do Sanskrit and Persian one day. Love to 🇮🇷

[@BahadorAlast]

It's coming! Stay tuned :)

[@cash6684]

Bahador Alast excellent, I was gonna ask for it myself!

[@cash6684]

Bahador Alast if you haven’t already filmed the Persian vs Sanskrit, could you highlight some Persian words that have entered into Hindi and other languages through Urdu but they already had a similar Sanskrit word which never made it into Hindi. Basically it took the long route to enter the Indian languages

[@varungambhir3403]

Bahador Alast awesome!!

[@princekumar-yb4oq]

@@BahadorAlast no, do sanskri and avestan,please

[@satyamsrivastava3024]

Even as a Hindi speaker I'm able to understand 95% of the words. We're all related 🙌🇮🇳

[@sa_ket_roy]

These are my favorite series of youtube videos . Any I consume a lot of infotainment videos actually. Please keep up the good work. You are underrated and inspirational. And Anandi is truely very eloquent.

[@sauradeepbhattacharyya4117]

I LOVED IT....Absolutely charmed by Aanandi's eloquence and Abhishek's genuineness, u should do an Assamese and Bengali one soon. Keep up the good work, it is people like you who truly embody the sentiment of a unified world and global peace. U are an inspiration, keep up the good work!

[@02abishekprasad91]

Thank you 😄

[@arnabdeb2372]

Yes I am a Bengali from assam

[@lifeofsahani]

It was great to see similarities between these two languages. I hope that people understand that there's nothing to fight over which language is superior. Both are beautiful in its own way. In the end, let's remember that language is a tool to connect us, not to divide.

[@PRINCE-ki6kq]

Who destroyed you language

[@PRINCE-ki6kq]

I understand it's hindi right

[@sketch_learner]

@@PRINCE-ki6kq how hindi is distory u language and culture ????

[@PRINCE-ki6kq]

@@sketch_learner you know about magahi . People like you consider this language as vulger so people don't use it. Instead they use hindi

[@tnstock742]

Guys for your information don't conclude that Tamil came from sanskrit wise versa. Because ruling languages and ruler preferred language will change subjects or people of the place yes like wise today "if I say Nan bus la vanthen" the word bus is English word but due to frequent usage of English we replace Tamil word "perunthu" with "bus" that doesn't mean Tamil came from English. At that period rulers mostly preferred sanskrit over Tamil so people started using sanskrit word in Tamil sentences. But pure Tamil has no language linkages or support need to speak or write.

[@krishnasantoshsampath2689]

I love Sanskrit and Tamizh equally. Both are equally ancient and highly powerful languages. But the Tamizh words are off. We cannot compare Sanskritized Tamizh word with Sanskrit. These are the words in relatively pure Tamizh. Both Tamizh and Sanskrit has not borrowed from each other and are independent languages. But both are complementary. Both are divine languages. 1. Sandhosham -> Magizhchi 2. Ragasiyam -> Marainilai Similarly for each Sanskritized Tamizh word, there exists an equivalent pure Tamizh word.

[@nsawatchlistbait289]

Who cares whether Sanskrit or Tamil is older? They're both the linguistic gems of the Indian subcontinent

[@snakecharmer8058]

Indo European and Dravidian are not the only classes of languages in India. There are also Sino-Tibetan in North East India and Austro Asiatic languages in Central Hinterland India.

[@mtarkes]

Also we have the unclassified languages of Andaman languages, considered as one of the most primary world languages still spoken.

[@samyak9592]

@@sriranjit3684 nope

[@channelpolitica1364]

Andamanese are negrito people not dravidian ,🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@samyak9592]

@@sriranjit3684 they are related to black africans

[@sriranjit3684]

@Hare Krishna Hare otha baadu thayoli gommalakka punda

[@truthisall]

Basically, the boy is unaware of the sanskritised Tamil words.The lady is talking Sanskrit !! Both are separate language roots.. But in the end we are all Indians 🇮🇳 Jai Hind ✨ End of the story 🙌🏻

[@ce1834]

Thats the point of the video, they weren’t claiming to be from the same root. btw Tamil/Telugu/Kannada identity has lasted thousands years more than Indian identity.

[@kumarslvr1]

Not at all both language shared words . For eg saingalam is definitely a Tamil word , as the guy explained sai means lean, Kalam means time ( the time when the sun leans or you lean to rest)

[@kumarslvr1]

Also both are ancient and started in the same region . I would say they are more likely to have same roots then not

[@ibrahimbathusha4802]

They are not sankratizsd tamil but it's pure tamil

[@savitar8002]

@@kumarslvr1 Kala is a Sanskrit word. There are no Tamil words in Hindi. So common words of Hindi and Tamil is of Sanskrit origin

[@superboy3633]

You are doing very well Bahador Alast ❤connecting different people to one way❤👍 Namaskar from 🇮🇳❤

[@Crucial178]

A great work 👏 👍!! Amazing but a fact is that *Tamil language does not have much similarities with Sanskrit, but they were actually sanskritized during the medieval period.*

[@sumit4640]

How they have sanskritised when there was no influence of it and even in medieval time sanskrit was not even a language which was Considerably spoken. At that time prakrit languages were only there .

[@risyanthbalaji805]

@@sumit4640 but is a major language of religion.

[@tnstock742]

@@sumit4640 Guys for your information don't conclude that Tamil came from sanskrit wise versa. Because ruling languages and ruler preferred language will change subjects or people of the place yes like wise today "if I say Nan bus la vanthen" the word bus is English word but due to frequent usage of English we replace Tamil word "perunthu" with "bus" that doesn't mean Tamil came from English. At that period rulers mostly preferred sanskrit over Tamil so people started using sanskrit word in Tamil sentences. But pure Tamil has no language linkages or support need to speak or write.

[@tnstock742]

@India 🇮🇳 i can give u an alternative word for all the words he spoke in the video so don't even try to say they are similar today while speaking and commenting i use English words in between Tamil that doesn't mean similarity it is called as influence over the ages.

[@banklootful]

@@sumit4640 There are words in Tamil from Sanskrit used in medical times. Sooriyah, Ravi....but Tamil has parithi, kathiravan, veyyOn, nyaayiru and more for Sun. Even vanam (forest) Tamil has pozhil, sOlai, kaadu, adavi and more...Tamil has many words for flower, for every stage of a flower..poo, malar, mottu, alar, vee, semmal, etc

[@harishsp7152]

Tamil is spoken in India, Sri Lanka. Dual flag is needed in thumbnail.

[@shree711]

Bahador's policy is that he asks the person which flag they wish to use and it is completely up to them. So that means that the Tamil guy has chosen to use both India and Sri Lanka. Similarly, the Hindu Bengali guy also chooses to use both flags so both are displayed. However, if you observe, the Pakistanis never ask to use an Indian flag as well for Urdu. Some things in life, you can't do anything about.

[@bazaarwalakhana5401]

See thumbnail properly

[@shree711]

@@bazaarwalakhana5401 There's nothing to see properly. He changed the thumbnail. Previously the Indian flag was above Sanskrit and the Sri Lankan flag was above Tamil.

[@bazaarwalakhana5401]

@@shree711 oh I don't know that Thankyou for correction love from Delhi 🇮🇳

[@peruvudaiyaan9096]

தமிழ் tamil is spoken in Singapore and official language too. So please make Singapore 🇸🇬 flag also in thumbnail

[@drramakrishnansundaramkalp6070]

None of the words are original Tamil but borrowed from Samasakratham (#Sanskrit) All in written in English are Samasakratham (#Sanskrit) Vanam= காடு Madhyanam= உச்சி Nagaram=பட்டணம், பேரூர் Santhosham= மகிழ்ச்சி Varusham= ஆண்டு Sayankalam= மாலை Karanam=பயன் Sigaram=விரைவு Kavi= பலவர் Sikar= மலைமுடி Kathai=உரை or அதிகாரம்

[@dingding7033]

In Tamil , 1.peak means Kodumudi,Ucchi. Iravu means "al". 2.Seekaram means "viraivu". 3.Kashtam means varuththam,thumbam,vethanai.... 5.Santhosam means- inbam,magizhchi... 6.Varusham - aandu

[@sachinsanjay2800]

We are proud of our Legendary language Tamil...

[@namratasingh1723]

kashtam also means Vethana (or Vedhana ) in Sanskrit . Peak also means Uccha in Sanskrit

[@armaanmehfuz7777]

Oh my God !!! All the Sanksrit root words are in Bengali as well !! I was able to recognize every one of them

[@Devpy-be7uf]

Bengali is more closer to sanskrit than any other language

[@superboy3633]

Pure Hindi:Am I Joke to you????

[@na-hg3ch]

@@Devpy-be7uf telugu:am i a joke to you?

[@veenasinha8161]

BENGALI IS A SON OF SANSKRIT

[@shashikant3150]

@@veenasinha8161 daughter

[@vasanthakumarg8954]

This tamil guy's explanation super❤

[@02abishekprasad91]

❤️🙏

[@krishvishal]

The Marathi girl's explanation on Sanskrit was also very good

[@tns8022]

The Tamil guy is clueless. He doesn't have a clue about Tamil language and loan words in Tamil and tamil loan words in sanskrit

[@aliendude4064]

That Tamizh guy doesn't have any idea about Tamizh... He is just clueless.. Those are not even Tamizh words...

[@rasarosa2045]

yes he is good but he forgot to explain that anantham which similar word in Sanskrit anantha means another word for santhosam or happiness.

[@abc_cba]

As a Marathi, it's so amazing that we have both Sanskrit and Tamil as our base verbs, nouns and adjectives just like some crazy match. What's even amped up is how many Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Prakrit, Sinhalese and even Persian words made into our dictionary, simply amazed at how it worked as an amalgamation. Just awesome. India is really a meting pot.

[@abc_cba]

@Ketan Kulkarni Yeah, you're the typical egotistical who thinks Marathi is just one of its kind. Cheers. I don't think anything of that sort of elitism. I'm a human first. Indian, Yellow, Christian, Gay, Vegan everything, later. My comment was just scintillating what I felt like not to prowess Marathi being something greater or lesser or any of that.

[@gokulr5651]

Rip Marathi

[@abc_cba]

@@gokulr5651 Like anyone cares for you, you foolish troll? Get the efff Outta my comment.

[@krissm1587]

Your attempt to bring that Sanskrit is a very good medium for conversation among Indian languages is really appreciable

[@lingux_yt]

it sounds like a trip to the past, with ancient languages. awesome funny how the girl looks Brazilian to me! (I'm Brazilian) she has traits that are very common here. pretty ones by the way. well, Indo-European, right great video!

[@souravmallick2329]

Dear, u will be surprised to know that indian,pakistani ,nepal, Bangladeshi,Brazilian we all look exactly similar. First time when l saw Nemar on an advertising board, l never thought ,he belongs to Brazil.Recently , l got to know ,he is from Brazil.

[@lingux_yt]

@@souravmallick2329 really? cool and he has some of those traits. here, it's a mix between black people and indigenous people, that also creates beautiful shades of brown skin

[@ranjitballal712]

You will find such similarity between Indians and south and central American men and women. Black eyes and hair and light brown or dark brown skin colour.

[@user-zh7yr1up8g]

Must do Akkadian language

[@lingux_yt]

@Aanandi Joshi hey! glad you liked it. great participation in the video 😀😀😀

[@navatouch]

We also use tons of Sanskrit loanwords with different pronunciation in Thai. I believe in many SEA languages as well. I cannot recognise all the equivalents for those words but here are what I recognise (Not sure about transcription of Sanskrit I heard): Wanam -> Wanah Forest Rahassiam -> written as Rahas (read as Rahad) we use it for a meaning of code or key Nakaram -> written as Nakara (read as Nakorn) city Sayahngalam -> Sahyan & Gahl I have never seen both used together but they mean evening and time. Katay, kathaa -> Khathaa I can mean story but usually mean like a spell. Ratrie -> Rahtrie Night Other words might also be used in Thai but I can't really recognise them. Even though Thai alphabet system also based on the same system as Sanskrit but the pronunciation and sounding systems are way too different. It's so difficult for me to recognise them without knowing the meaning. Maybe due to the conjugation that we don't carry over as well.

[@sayajalandanmakan4549]

I agree, Sanskrit influenced many languages in southeast asia: Thai, bahasa indonesia etc.

[@mouleswarana5949]

Sanskrit Died language. Digital logathe agachadhu Tamil.

[@mouleswarana5949]

@khushal Singh Most of the sanskrit word come from Prakrit. So, Prakrit is a origin of Indo-Aryan languages. Next came Sanskrit.

[@mouleswarana5949]

@khushal Singh okay. Give the proof. All purana's are myth. Not evidence. How many archelogy excavation did india?

[@ishiable]

@@mouleswarana5949 jesus is fake, made up by romans to rule the world.

[@mengly7329]

thank you for making this video as I want to compare some sanskrit speaking in khmer as well.

[@lusaka677]

As a North India Sanskrit is My mother language and Tamil is sister of My Mother. Both are pride of My Country. And Kudos to South Indian state how they privileged their Mother language.

[@vasanthakumar526]

Greetings from TN. வணக்கம் Vanakkam 🙏🙏🙏

[@yasirAliJubaiyar]

How to tell tamil is sister of sanskrit. Tamil have own word all of these. You know and also pure meaning. These languages are very different . Some tamil words in Sanskrit . Some Sanskrit words in tamil that's it.

[@immanuelraj2637]

Mr Bahador Persian & Sanskrit are like ancient cousin's you see 🇮🇳🤝🇮🇷

[@arexta153]

That's a good one

[@charananekibalijaun8837]

@PROs THETic still used in Khordeh Avesta though. Ask Zoroastrians

[@devanshusoneta88]

@PROs THETic Lol, It isn't Sibling. Avĕstaṉ is itself a Dialect of Saṃskṛtam. In Khordah Avĕsta, Athravan Zarathustra Spitama himself states that the Language of Indra Worshippers is Saṃskṛtam (Hĕṉşkeritam)

[@charananekibalijaun8837]

@@juat6227 huh? I own that book. Stop writing nonsense. www.avesta.org/kanga/ka_english_kanga_errata.pdf

[@krishvishal]

Looks like you have a dirty agenda behind your comment. Is Immanuel Raj an ancient cousin of Middle East born Jesus?

[@avshutsuhas]

It was so surprising to see Anandi here! She is well known to us as a popular Marathi singer! Loved the way she made the comparison between a flowing river and languages! Would love to see more of Sanskrit videos!

[@gauravthorat6497]

मराठी लोक मराठी विषय English मध्ये का comment करतात 😟😟😟😟😟

[@ph6263]

@@gauravthorat6497 करण हा आंतरराष्ट्रीय माध्यम आहे. There are viewers from all over the world

[@gauravnarodey5455]

@@gauravthorat6497 Bhava Karu De...But Ti Khup Sundar Aahe Ani Ticha Voice 😍...Proud To Be Marathi!

[@pacifront83]

She’s also gorgeous; my goodness

[@priyankajoshi1650]

I was searching for this very comment! I too was surprised to see her 😄

[@arivezhil]

Wonderful video let us use languages to connect whole humanity 🙏

[@ourreactions6052]

In telugu Madhya nam. - afternoon Santhosh am - happy Rahasyam - secret Nagaram - city Varsham - samvastharam. - year Kaaranam - reason Sayamkalam - evening Thondharga ( we can say srigram in poems) - fast Katha - story Athanu rathri velladu(poyadu) - he went at night Oka maata cheppu - say a word

[@jaycorwin1625]

Thanks for a great video, Bahador. I'd love to see videos comparing different Dravidian languages and also different Indo-Aryan languages. Always fascinating material. Thanks again!

[@ChandanSingh1987]

This is beautiful. How did I miss this channel! You're bringing people and their culture closer.

[@tennisonchristopher861]

The words used by Abishek are actually sanskrit words but used in tamil. In tamil other words with same meaning are available.

[@spycyvideonet7995]

Tamil and Sanskrit Came from Same root........ not like western said like Indo Europian Language.

[@ashokdeshpande8695]

Bahadur is doing great job!!👍💐

[@nikunjarya9641]

Please ignore all those comments which claim that Tamil or Sanskrit is superior to the other, all languages have their own charm and none is superior to other, I apologise in advance for all those fools who will be fighting here on the basis of language. Namsakaram 🙏

[@SS-fg4es]

@@souravmallick2329 There is proof that Tamil is the world's oldest language because of the Keezhadi excavations. That's why it's known as "the Mother of all languages". Tamil is the mother of Dravidian languages, while Sanskrit is the mother of North Indian languages. Both of these languages are very influential to a lot of languages.

[@souravmallick2329]

@@SS-fg4es yes l agree. Then, 1.Why do all mantras recited during your marriage and in all south indian temples are in Sanskrit not in Tamil???🙏🙏 2.Even, Why didn't Raban impress Lord Siva by a Tamil song rather by difficult Siva tandavam in Sanskrit??I think u have that basic knowledge of Mythology that Ravan was a Dravidian king. 3.Why did our ancient scholars prefer to write Vedas and holy book in Sanskrit if they had a easy language,Tamil.Are they fools?? There are so many evidences to proof that Sanskrit is the mother language.Really, l don't wanna argue.You love your language that's great,but don't be blind and biased in love. I belonged to Odisha neither North nor south of India,but l never illogically claim, Odia is Mother of all Language.

[@Rocky_Rocks]

@@souravmallick2329 have you read the comment and from nikunj? Do you understand English? Tamil and sanskrit belongs to different language family. So do not boast one is superior to other. We dont have any evidence to prove which is superior. So respect both languages. Enjoy the beauty of languages..

[@Rocky_Rocks]

@@SS-fg4es please dont go to topic of oldest and superior. There is not much evidence for tamil. Even keezhadi script is 600 BC as of now. Indus is 2500BC. There are other languages like sumerian and egytian from 3200BC.

[@pankhajd1002]

@@souravmallick2329 80 pecrent of all native tamil communities in tamilnadu have rituals in tamil and not samskrit.. also 90 percent of temples in tamilnadu have tamil only !

[@Unfollowthem]

Samkruta=🎂What all the words she Mentioned are main words and we still use in Kannada. Tamilh=70% of What he mentioned are in Kannada with little Pronunciation difference.

[@prathappoojary3618]

No hale gannada had same pranounsed as tamil... And tulu is the first language to get saperated by tamil thats why it has same pranounsiation ..

[@jayanthbharadwaj9490]

@@prathappoojary3618 ayth bido le. Nan makla mindri galu neevu

[@prathappoojary3618]

@@jayanthbharadwaj9490 nin kuda mindri bolimagane gandu ...nayi sulemaga ...

[@jayanthbharadwaj9490]

@@prathappoojary3618 yavan guru neenu. Nam kannada bhashe yak tartya. Naan en Tulu bashe bagge enadru heldna. Tika muchkond nim bashe du nodko alladsbeda

[@jayanthbharadwaj9490]

@@prathappoojary3618 nim bashe ne doddadu nim bashe ne tumab chanda. Kushi na ega ? En sigtu ega ninge

[@gustavefrancois776]

your videos are educational and helpful.... keep it up

[@dharanikanthan7969]

The modern tamil we speak today has a lot of Sanskrit words in it. For example, 'nanpagal' is the actual tamil word for noon and mathiyanam is a tamizhized Sanskrit word. I'm afraid that most of the words that are used as tamil here have Sanskrit origins.

[@ameynamjoshi741]

Then why is there Tamil vs sanskrit schism, there are two words with same meaning in both languages one similar other its own, this is the case almost in every indian language, sanskrit is visibly common link among all of them

[@Variouscartoontopic]

We use Madhiyam mostly for Afternoon in our daily life, atleast in Sri Lanka.

[@Variouscartoontopic]

​​@@ameynamjoshi741Yes Sanskrit is common link among most languages which makes it normal and common, not much interesting like Tamil which is unique and has only similarities with Malayalam than any other languages Languages like Mandarin Chinese with Cantonese, Greek with Latin, Hebrew with Arabic These languages don't share their words with other languages like Sanskrit which makes me respect these languages over Sanskrit.

[@Dariush090909]

Thank you so much, Bahador-jan!😊 Great job as always!😊😷 Could you do "Sanskrit vs Lithuanian" one day? May be those both languages are most archaic Indo-European languages (alongside with Icelandic - ?)...

[@ilanthamizhan]

அடேய் முட்டாள் மதியாணம், ரகசியம், வருசம், இதெல்லாம் தமிழாடா ?

[@deltainc8968]

சரியா சொன்னிங்க

[@krishnaanhsirk2114]

Ippadium nanga solluvom nu sonnarau

[@mohan7973]

ஆமாண்டா முட்டாள் அதற்கு தான் தமிழ முறையா படிக்கனும்

[@user-uk3tz1yv2u]

சமஸ்கிருதம் - தமிழ் மதியம்-நண்பகல் சந்தோஷம் - மகிழ்ச்சி வருஷம் - ஆண்டு இரகசியம் - தமிழில் சமஸ்கிருத சொற்களை பயன்படுத்துகிறோம் எது தமிழ் சமஸ்கிருத சொற்கள் என்றே தெரியவில்லை

[@suryahprasath5719]

இளந்தமிழன், பிறகு ஏன் (மதிய) உணவு திட்டம், வருடம் (வருசம் பதினாறு படம் பேரு), ரகசியத்தை காக்க வேண்டும் என்ற எழுத்திலும் பேச்சிலும் உள்ளது.

[@rsp5378]

Hello Bahador, Please try to do a video comparing Sanskrit and Telugu. This is also a most requested comparision from many viewers.

[@edisona608]

FYI.. tamils use sanskritized tamil words for their comfort, tamil doesn't have any root word in sanskrit, every word in tamil got it's own root. And tamil can survive without any language interruptions. For eg. Sandhosam is sanskritized tamil version but it also has pure tamil word called 'Magizhchi'. Likewise tamil got every words by its own. Thank you. Jai hind!

[@becool7]

இன்பம்

[@yogalakshmidivya1193]

And also for night - இரவு (Iravu) In this video he said ராத்திரி . What you said is absolutely crt Like this so many words are sanskirtized tamil words

[@edisona608]

@cijoy servine there is pure tamil words exists without any language till now, in tamil for each and every word. whereas, other languages doesn't have. Kindly don't neglect the fact. Kindly say any pure tamil word which has its root from sanskrit?

[@santhoshibabuji2508]

@@edisona608 Rightly said.👍🏼 Thamizh has only taken sanskrit words for comfort and doesn't hail from it. @cijoy had mistaken that these supporting words as tamizh words taken from sanskrit. Many still have the same ignorance.

[@edisona608]

@cijoy servine don't you understand what i have said? Tamils use both sanskritized tamil words and pure tamil words for the same words till now. I am telling till now, we are using those words, not just in chozha, chera period. Whereas, most of the pure words in other languages derived from sanskrit or tamil. But tamil words are derived from tamil only still now. We have been using the same grammar and vocabulary for tamil language which was written by Tholkappiyar 3000 years before, and we following the same. Not a single grammar or vocabulary changed. We use to create modern tamil words like 'computer - kanini' by using this ancient grammar till now, without deriving from any other languages.

[@arshia9084]

When we Indians meet from the state to state, we have a lot to talk on food, languages, cultural, region....fun part is to tease each other 😂😂🌻😊

[@siddharthavhad6316]

It's so good to see Anandi here. She's done terrific job!

[@Humanity901]

Thanks Bahador for your linguistic chanel It is beautiful wonderful information I love to watch your chanel to see how informative and globaly languages are so much connected As a Marathi language speaker i find it interesting to know that marathi has borrowed base words adverb etc from sanskrit and tamil both languages as i could understand them

[@SureshKumar-ox6zq]

Shaskirt is not a India language family.its come indo European language family.But no 1 say or know TAMIL coming

[@spycyvideonet7995]

பேச்சுமொழியில் என்ன சமஸ்கிருத வார்த்தை இருக்கிறதோ அது தமிழுக்கு சொந்தமானது. சமஸ்கிருதம் முதலாவது பேச்சு மொழி அல்ல என்பதை தமிழ்நாட்டு அரைகுறை (கிறிஸ்தவ மினநெறிகளுக்கு வாழ்க்கை பட்டு வாழ்வை தொலைத்த அரைகுறை ஜென்மங்கள்) புரிந்துகொள்ளவேண்டும். சமஸ்கிருதம் வேத மந்திரங்களுக்காகவும் கோயில் பூசைகளுக்காவும் உருவாகப்பட்டது. பிராமணர்கள் கூட சமஸ்கிருதம் என்ற மொழியை வீட்டில் பேசுவதில்லை. அவர்களுக்கும் தெரியும் அது பேச்சு மொழி அல்ல என்று. தமிழ்நாட்டில் அரைகுறை திராவிட எச்சைகள் சமஸ்கிருதம் மீதான வெறுப்பை வளர்த்து வயிறு வளர்த்துகொண்டு இருக்கிறதுகள். அந்த தெருநாய்களுக்கு பிச்சை எடுக்க வழி இல்லாதால் தமிழை வைத்து புழைப்பு நடாத்திகொண்டு இருக்கினம்.

[@spycyvideonet7995]

Sanksrit is indian language....... don't belive f++g western books.

[@Itihg678]

Great Job Bahador. It would be great if you could feature Assamese in one of your videos, which is the eastern most Indo-European language.

[@jintineog3367]

Yes indeed sir

[@arkaseth]

Another great video Bahador! Would love to see a Sanskrit vs Sinhala video or a video featuring Bangla/Bengali

[@madhang8069]

நண்பகல் (Nanpagal) is the Tamil word for afternoon

[@tamilstudenttipsandtrips6353]

11:47 Telegu has a lot of similarities with Sanskrit. It is so similar that, If you know to speak Telegu fluently, you may read Sanskrit without any issues of mispronouncing.

[@varshitha9425]

Yes

[@tamilstudenttipsandtrips6353]

@SIDDHAARTH MANIAN If you could only open your damm eyes and read , I said they are similar in similar in pronouncing stuff! Can't you comprehend stuff?

[@achmadmarendes]

Also in Indonesian Sentosa - prosperous Rahasia - secret Negara - state, country Karena - because Segera - soon, quick Kata - word Warta - news

[@BBClMRANAHMEDMA]

Indonesia has both sanskirit and Tamil influence I think 🤔 it was ruled by tamils as well so it has some tamil influence as well 🤔 isn't it?

[@AnwarSadathKP]

Indonesian has strong influence of Tamil.

[@ddknrhd]

Ratri (malam) in old Javanese or Kawi

[@saharsharun9703]

Cerpa is slipper similar to serippu in Tamil I heard that

[@c3vs241]

Gembira, putra, puteri, Siti (from Sita), bumi, nusanatara, raja, rasa, surya, agama, bangsa, and many more. Indonesian language is now being changed by using a lot of English words... :) Sadly, the history is being lost and not know by people from Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Thailand. For e.g. Bangkok International Airport's name is Suvarnaboomi. Which means something like promising land..

[@blackpearl5834]

Tamil and sanskrit. Different language family 💖 but influenced each other,bcoz of 1000 years of contact.

[@entertainmentguru5282]

Both derived from brahmi script that was written traditionally then translated into sanskrit and tamil according to comfort see brahmi script both their language get words similar tamilians doesn't modified brahmi much just curved some words in a flowy manner whereas sanskrit was written keeping in mind our sound but with totally new words using previous words of brahmi so i don't think their is a need to fight...basically both are same just time and places changed them separately~Courtesy An Indian from north

[@manikandand4439]

@@entertainmentguru5282 Tamilians are not Brahmin

[@Rajkumar-ul7ko]

@@entertainmentguru5282 limited knowledge you have about brahmi script... Even hindi langauge can be written to Latin script, that does not mean Latin script belong to Hindi langauge....brahmi scripts was evolved from Tamizhi script,

[@adwaitvedant3297]

Not 1000 ..its 5000 years contact...

[@Rajkumar-ul7ko]

@@adwaitvedant3297 there was no Sankrit langauge existed as those time...

[@its_kataraaa]

I'm so much surprised & delighted by watching this video. My mother tounge is Punjabi . Sanskrit is the mother language of Punjabi. And I've special interest in learning different languages of India.. It's very nice to see so many similarities between Sanskrit & Tamil. Every word shows some connections ❤. We can't be divided cause of languages, cause languages unite us.. and we Indians are very intelligent & upbringing that we Indians are multilingual 🤍. I hope I'll be able to learn all indian languages in future❤.. Lots of love to all by Indian brothers & Sisters 🤍...

[@prabaharanramasamy9420]

Dear Bahador brother, your efforts are priceless. We are from same and only source. This connect all of us. Here one sharing from me, the example Warthai... Wartha and Word in English, Warta in Malay and Indonesia are sharing the same word. I'm Indian origin born and raised in Malaysia. I'm able to analyse and research in languages since small age. I can speak and write Tamil, Malay and English. Now I'm learning Hindi and Urdu for research. Here I'm amazed and surprised with so much connection in words and writings. Once again I wish you all the best. I can also willing to support and contribute my findings in many languages. Thank you dear Bahador.

[@safsta786]

Hey Bahador, As a new special video idea can you do similarities between two ancient languages as well? I have always been fascinated by Latin and Sanskrit being similar since they are from the same language family but maybe and surely there are languages that aren't from the same family but are somehow related. For example the video about the link between Korean and Tamil was so fascinating. Just an idea :L btw i love your videos man keep up the good work! ♥️

[@Mushkatai]

Thank you @Bahador for brining people together! To those nitpicking things to find fault with, try doing this for yourself and publish on youtube if you aren't happy . There is an Indian flag and a Sri Lankan flag. The guy introduced himself as being from India. Regarding languages in India, There are at least 5 different language families each with multiple distinct languages and each language has multiple dialects. The major language families include Indo-Aryan (Mostly spoken in North, West and East India), Dravidian (Mostly spoken in South India), Austroasiatic (Spoken in east central India), SIno-TIbetan (Spoken in North-East and along the Himalayas), Kra-Dai (North Eastern India) and multiple language families with smaller representation (Such as Ongan).

[@shree711]

Bahador's policy is that he asks the person which flag they wish to use and it is completely up to them. So that means that the Tamil guy has chosen to use both India and Sri Lanka. Similarly, the Hindu Bengali guy also chooses to use both flags so both are displayed. However, if you observe, the Pakistanis never ask to use an Indian flag as well for Urdu. Some things in life, you can't do anything about.

[@redex7387]

as a bengali i can understand every similar word of both Language.we use these words in our regular words.Its only need to add "am" at the end of every word to sound it simmilar.🤗

[@onlyhumanity6148]

Do a video on chinese vs sanskrit. I want to know if there is anyword common between them or not. I always wondered how we are totally unaware about chinese eventhough we have living closest to each others for thousand of years. What could be the reason that there is zero influence of chinese in Indian languages and vice versa??

[@ganeshrvs]

Liked this video. I appreciate your efforts to bring the similarities between two languages. India a diversified nation. Languages, cultures, practices are different from state to state. Every language is beautiful and unique by its own. In tamil we say "vetrumaiyil ottrumai kanbom". Ignoring the differences, we need to start appreciating the similarities within ourselves. We need to create a comfortable space for each and everyone living around us. Every state is like a family member of India. There should be harmony within family members for our India to grow greater heights.

[@tnstock742]

Guys for your information don't conclude that Tamil came from sanskrit wise versa. Because ruling languages and ruler preferred language will change subjects or people of the place yes like wise today "if I say Nan bus la vanthen" the word bus is English word but due to frequent usage of English we replace Tamil word "perunthu" with "bus" that doesn't mean Tamil came from English. At that period rulers mostly preferred sanskrit over Tamil so people started using sanskrit word in Tamil sentences. But pure Tamil has no language linkages or support need to speak or write.

[@santosh-un2bj]

Thank you sir for this video. Bless you and your family. Kindly I ask for more Sanskrit videos please

[@aryaputram]

I don't know why people fight between tamil and Sanskrit 🔥 because i found those are similar and related to each other 🔥 Just little bit grammer,verb, script is different otherwise all is same 🔥

[@babaiyermanispiritualandpo2062]

Simply beautifully INTELLIGENTLY Speaking looking videography editing and presentation.