Sanskrit: the mother of European languages | Jeffrey Armstrong | Reaction

[@shrivkumarsemwal4532]

Bring JEFFREY ARMSTRONG on your podcast... it will be marvelous.

[@rajanne2947]

I learnt Sanskrit in college. It was easy for me to identify words in Russian, Tamil, using my knowledge of Sanskrit root words to guess the meaning of unknown words in other languages i encountered!

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

@@rajanne2947 u r wrong. The root words are borrowed from Tamil. Not from Sanskrit.because Tamil is much older than Sanskrit.

[@jayantjoshi8965]

Sheer nonsense and jingoism​@@karunalatchoumy6182

[@stallionspirit9317]

@@karunalatchoumy6182 tamil is a much later language...sanskrit is the original ancient language...and therefore the oldest...duh!

[@babagz]

​@@karunalatchoumy6182 bro, get some education on the topic before making nonsense statements on public forums.

[@stallionspirit9317]

@@Wcheqkxieqqceeqaewruwa if tamil was the original languages..the oldest civilization,.wud have all its orginal ancient texts in tamil..not sanskrit...duh!...lol

[@rajanne2947]

Even African Swahili has words common with Sanskrit, (eg. Simha is Lion in Sanskrit, Simba in Swahili)

[@irondisulfide7480]

Oh the lion King's simba comes from swahili! I didn't know.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

Swahili is a combination of Portuguese, Arabic and a few African languages. Portuguese is an Indo European language. All Indo European languages are rooted in Sanskrit.

[@michelle-vedichuman3826]

@@silentvoiceinthedark5665:: Namaste:::;;🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏::::: “””Mark Twain”””::: India is, the cradle of human race, birthplace of human speech, mother of history, the grandmother of legend, & great grand mother of tradition. our most valuable & most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only.” “””Mark Twain””””:::: (Writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, lecturer, Florida America),,,🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏..

[@DoloMalo-mw4zl]

Where did you studied,?

[@malianwong]

@@silentvoiceinthedark5665 My goodness if stupidity was lethal disease many of the fools that are replying here would have died long ago ,listen to this illiterate "All Indo European languages are rooted in Sanskrit" ,if you ask him for the proof of is statement is going to disappear.sanskrit it is part of the family of endo-European languages not the other way around ....

[@bhargavmonpara]

I am listening everyday Sanskrit songs it gives me meditational felling.

[@srabanbanerjee7590]

Love u from India u r from which country. Please try to learn Prakrit also. I am a Hindu but a dedicated devotee of Lord Buddha. Namo buddhay. India land of Buddha.

[@bhargavmonpara]

@@srabanbanerjee7590 I am Hindu from Poland. I know little Sanskrit. I know some of the Sanskrit songs and their meaning.

[@kavitasharma4257]

संस्कृत के शब्द सभी जगह हैं वैज्ञानिक भाषा है। कम्प्यूटर के लिए उपयुक्त। संस्कृत और तमिल व्याकरण सम्मत हैं आप सही कह रहे संस्कृत सुनने से पवित्रता जैसा भाव आता शांति मिलती ।

[@RavanRam-w5v]

@@bhargavmonpara Sanskrit Estonian Latvia Lithuania east Russian origin. They copied Malayalam words

[@bhargavmonpara]

@@RavanRam-w5v lol

[@mihirtechneer4377]

Thanks to Zuzana! You are doing great work. To understand an ancient civilization like India (Bharat), you need patience and unbiased mindset.

[@michelle-vedichuman3826]

Namaste:::;;🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏::::: “””Mark Twain”””::: India is, the cradle of human race, birthplace of human speech, mother of history, the grandmother of legend, & great grand mother of tradition. our most valuable & most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only.” “””Mark Twain””””:::: (Writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, lecturer, Florida America),,,🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏🕉🙏..

[@satyendrapandeyful]

🙏🏻

[@user-xe6md6jf5x]

Unfortunately, the real treasure house was lost in the Nalanda Library, consigned to flames by a barbaric muslim invader , called Bakhtiar khilji. It was the greatest loss for humanity as a whole, as it had records of a human history dating unknown years back in time

[@sagnikchatterjee2946]

Hi ma'am how are you

[@USER74137]

"India" name given by Invaders and colonial Britishers and "Hindustan" name given by Invaders and destroyers Mughals. "Bharat" is the Real name from Ancient Times

[@ashishmoudgil972]

The name Hindustan was not given by any invader or Mughals, the name Hindustan has been derived from ancient Hindush, Hind, Indo. The history of the name Hindush is more than 6000 years old. The name Hindush has been in use since the time of Old Persian Empire Darius and Cyrus. The Greeks called Hindush as Indus or Indus. Hindustan is made up of the words Hindush and place, the language of both the words is Sanskrit.

[@USER74137]

@@ashishmoudgil972 But "Bharat" was the name from Ancient Times not "Hindustan".

[@ashishmoudgil972]

@@USER74137 Haan Hindush, Bharat, aryavart, jambudweep, sabhi naam ancient hai...

[@JusticeAboveAll-ro3sm]

Also, India evolved from Indies(Greek). Indies evolved from Hindya (Ancient Egypt). Hindya evolved from Hindu (Avestān and Persian). Hindu evolved from Sindhu (Sanskrit). So, it simply calls us the 'People of the land of rivers'.

[@TJSaw]

Nope. Wrong. The ancient Greeks called the landmass east of the Indus as India. It predates the British colonisation by thousands of years.

[@JyotiKumari-cn5it]

Congratulations on your effort. I can understand being a foreigner it must be confusing and challenging at times to understand a culture so complex. Both Sanskrit qnd Tamil are Indian languages and we are proud of all the many languages and dialects we have. I wish we can preserve and protect our ancient knowledge and not get lost in the politics of it.

[@bpmalanadu7136]

Ancient Indian Rishi Panini's Sanskrit treatise called Ashtadhyayi was used to introduce grammer and structure to many important European languages, also many words were borrowed from Sanskrit. This is the reason why many European languages have similarities with Sanskrit and other Indian languages.

[@Dharmicaction]

"BORROWED".NO. European so called "pagans" also descended from dark skinned Hindus who were present all over the world before 6000 BCE. Eye color change due to genetic mutation and skin color change due to natural selection happened between 5000 BCE to 3000 BCE. So, sanskrit wasn't borrowed. European languages just like Indian regional languages have 3 types of words. Sanskrit words, distorted sanskrit words with traceable sanskrit root and completely new words (which came out of human ego) with arbitrary meanings. Development of proper script with grammar and structure happened during colonialism in india after the " rediscovery of sanskrit"

[@common-sense99]

i wear a western dress today , does not make me of european descent

[@common-sense99]

@@Wcheqkxieqqceeqaewruwa may be.but its these colonising britishers who recognised greatness in vedas,indian language ,hindu calender etc. and did language classification in 1775 and introduced total false concepts like indo european languages and aryan race,aryan invasions etc. they created a non existent aryan race which they claim originated in west and claimed it move to india which had this advanced knowledge.

[@common-sense99]

@@Wcheqkxieqqceeqaewruwa yaar itne jhoot tho google,wikipedia bhi nahi bolte india ke baare me

[@vitaminprotein9583]

​@@Wcheqkxieqqceeqaewruwabro I think ur mother was sex worker in Ethiopia....😂😂😂

[@AarohiSharma-sb8iv]

You are here not because you chose it to be here; it's because your soul wants to be here.

[@AarohiSharma-sb8iv]

@@Respectfortruth Typing error; I don't know how I didn't notice that. Thanks

[@gurubhai3139]

The politics he is referring to might hurt your feelings. He was actually talking about Christian colonizers deliberately rejecting any achievements made by Indian civilization just to keep feeling superior and could establish Christian faith worldwide. Sadly it's still continuing in India and so many missionaries are doing conversions.

[@albertjustinmarandyy8208]

Jokes of the day 😂

[@Lagrange-x4u]

​@@albertjustinmarandyy8208 he is talking about people just like you

[@albertjustinmarandyy8208]

@@Lagrange-x4u No no She is illiterate. She forgot to mention Gobar eater 🤣 And Gay mutra drinkers 🍷🍻

[@manojsharma990]

AND in background they exploited and used the scientific knowledge and findings for their interest against the humanity..

[@vitaminprotein9583]

​@@albertjustinmarandyy8208bro Jesus died for u,why are u still alive ....😂😂😂

[@JusticeAboveAll-ro3sm]

Something you'll like to explore is the 'Battle of Ten Kings' mentioned in Vedas. People theorize that it must have resulted in outward migration from India and since Central Asia - Steppes were not very welcoming and Russia was all Ice, they went to Iran and Europe and Xinjiang. Interestingly, the losers of that war were called Anu (Priests known as Atharvan) and Druhyu (Priests known as Druii) which might have resulted in the Druids of Europe and Atharvans of Iran and the Tocharians of Xinjiang.

[@AdwikaSharma-s9f]

Important Features of India *India was the first land to emerge from the sea. *Hinduism, the world's oldest religion, originated in India. *The first two oldest languages ​​in the world (Sanskrit and Tamil) belong to India. * All Indian languages ​​are derived from Sanskrit. *Hindi is the most spoken language in India. * There are 140 crore people in India. *110 crore people are Hindus. *90% of the world's Hindus are in India. *India is the second largest Muslim country in the world. * India has 4 times more Christians than most Christian countries *India is the largest democracy in the world. * I am proud to be an Indian. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@-ma]

India is neither democracy nor it is interested to be one. Those westerners dont even care if you have 4 times Christians, because it's their agenda to keep you low for centuries. If you want to please others, do it on personal level. Samskrutam is based on Science and Nature, only Vedic knowledge can create such master piece.

[@sahasrangshuchanda7214]

Do some research before you write something...First of all India is a democratic country not Hindu country..Hindu is not the oldest religion its sanatan ..Hindu and sanatan are different...

[@okay9906]

Bullshit !

[@babahanuman83]

nationalism is the last resort of the scoundril.

[@tarunhari1144]

Sumerian, Akkadian , Ancient Egyptian are all older than Sanskrit

[@krishna_pandey24]

Sanskrit is the mother of aĺl languages its the mother of every language the perfect language🤗❣️

[@RelaxingAmbiencesound928]

Mother of aryan language not indian 😂😂

[@mukesh-ge4gx]

​@@RelaxingAmbiencesound928to aryo ko bhartiya hi kehte hai waise bhi earlier bharat was called aryavrat

[@RavanRam-w5v]

​@NewName320stop nonsense. Malayalam only 2 percent Sanskrit.

[@stallionspirit9317]

@@RelaxingAmbiencesound928 rakhigarhi dna samples...disproved aryan divide-and-rule hypothesis...created to rule india...duh!

[@RavanRam-w5v]

@NewName320 namboodiri are Lithuania origin Sanskrit. Namboodiri nepali mixed UP are not aryans. They mixed a lot. Nairs are namboodiri mixed locals. Kerala Muslims Arabs origin. Syrian Christians Syrian origin mixed with Jews and locals. Thiya srilankan origin mixed with many Kerala Hindus.

[@experimentnation3612]

Sanskrit is the mother of it all 🕉️🇮🇳

[@antiwokehuman]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@SelvaKumar-g4l]

​@@antiwokehumanno sankirit is child prakirit

[@n31x]

disagreed

[@babahanuman83]

but who is the father😁😁😁

[@n31x]

@@babahanuman83 proto indo european

[@Rudraiya]

It's god's language 🕉❤

[@malianwong]

...which god out of 33 million gods ???

[@teraboxguide]

​​@@malianwong reference of 33 million word? There is no god something in sanatan because god doesn't have meaning. There is only bramhan the supreme consciousness manifest himself/herself in different forms like devtas and bhagwans. Om iti bramha, om itidang sarbam.

[@madhavrekwar3552]

​​@@malianwongits high spiritual level knowledge... U need first get out of madrasa education...😂😂😂😂😂😂?

[@KumkumBeats]

​@@malianwong those are avatars

[@Helicopter007]

@@malianwongWhich ever you believe in..find him and ask him.. he’s probably speaking sanskrit everyday.

[@rik20i1]

Very good reaction and good response on this topic

[@worldsob]

Sanskrit is very much ingrained in our mother tongue , over 50 to 80% words are Sanskrit in Indian regional languages.....our marriage, Puja , rituals, all are in Vedic Sanskrit ..

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

@@worldsob all the Sanskrit words borrowed rootwords from Tamil.

[@babahanuman83]

and protoindoeuropean is coming from the pontic steppes. where is the problem?

[@scenecorner9940]

​@@karunalatchoumy6182Nope both are different tamil is exceptional as it is oldest written language. Because in ancient sanskrit used to be oldest but diu to absence of script this makes the 2 nd oldest

[@aryavishwanathan4662]

@@worldsob no, we have everything in tamil, we don't need sanskrit to follow our religion

[@shachinkarthik6605]

​@lokkich487 u shut up first don't know any thing comes here and teaching fake and made up things. U don't know anything about tamizh

[@rishabhm16]

Yes, Sanskrit is mother of many languages. Matra became mother, Brathra became Brother, Pitra became Father..

[@dbcube]

sapt amber = September, asta amber = October, nav amber - november, das amer - December , adhikari - education , danta - dental

[@mka301]

All indian languages (தமிழ் உட்பட) born out of Sanskrit ❤ தமிழன், இந்தியன் என்பதில் பெருமை கொள்கிறேன்❤

[@legeshkumarmk7515]

I am malayali. I am proud my father language is SANSKRIT and my mother language is TAMIL❤❤❤❤❤

[@pawanmahajan2816]

@@legeshkumarmk7515 what a combination!!!

[@RavanRam-w5v]

​@@legeshkumarmk7515man Sanskrit not related to Tamil. Malayalam only 2 percent Sanskrit

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

@@mka301 wrong!Tamil rootwords are borrowed to Sanskrit.that's the truth.

[@samthekkeyil7410]

Oh yes, yes. Tamil is thOLDESTlanguage. And now, tamil was born from sanskrit! This is the age of knowledge!

[@ravichandranchandrakesavan3311]

Lots of love from tamilnadu 👍🙏

[@harshitgoswami160]

कर्णवन्तो विश्वम आर्यम।🕉️🇮🇳

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

कृण्वन्तो विश्वम् आर्यम् ?

[@harshitgoswami160]

@ make the whole world aryan,

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

​@@harshitgoswami160 खल्वपि नूनमपि

[@Sanatandragon]

Very happy to inform you that sanskrit is still alive and now blossoming again

[@ErikBerg666]

I would suggest you approach Dr. Sampadanand Mishra for a podcast to witness the wonder that is Sanskrit and why it is a language like none other.

[@Sreevaranasi]

Great insights. Thanks for bringing out Jeff's story.

[@elamvaluthis7268]

Sanskrit took words from parsis Avestha Lithuanian language and prakrit ie north Indian language also from Thamizh language words mutated deformed it written in Devanagari script an artificial language not mother tongue of anyone state of India including Brahmins.Thank you sir.Most of the Sanskrit words have root words in Thamizh example Darshan root word Therisanam veshti root word veti.kashtam root word kadinam Ishtam root word Ichai.vesham root word vedam Brahmandam root periya andam visvam world root word visumbu sky is the meaning the world undersky and so on .Real original language is Thamizh which is mother tongue of all Indian languages also oldest of the world languages.words from Thamizh gone to Urdu Avestha Greek Roman and Latin later on to Germany french and English thank you sir.

[@tusharsharma-hk5sp]

Didn't hear anything about this. The politics today has grown to a point that stifles ideas. Agree with you or not still would want to know this thanks.

[@mukesh-ge4gx]

​@@tusharsharma-hk5spisiliye poltics ki tarah wajah se ye ulti baat kar raha hai aur tamizh ko sanskrit ki mother language bol raha hai ,brahmi script devnagri se old hai par sanskrit tamil se old hai , isiliye sanskrit ko language of God bhi kaha jata hai universe ki language kaha jata hai par tamil politics wale apna khudka universe banakar baithe hai inke hisab se om sanskrit nahi tamil word hai 😂

[@RavanRam-w5v]

​@@tusharsharma-hk5spSanskrit Estonian Latvia origin and still many namboodiri looks like NOT South Indian

[@AparnaGirish-j8x]

I want to learn sanskrit, when we hear ved mantras the vibrations it is creating magical .

[@AparnaGirish-j8x]

@@Wcheqkxieqqceeqaewruwa Itz my personnel opinion and millions of people can feel the vibration and positive vibes during 🧘‍♀️ and all,sanskrit is the oldest language know to mankind

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

​@@AparnaGirish-j8xlearning Sanskrit is very easy Try some books and you would learn Since Sanskrit does not requires any guide on pronunciation Books are enough

[@drashokkumar9209]

How old is Sanskrit ? The oldest text, RIGVEDA, is describes SARASWATI river in full flow . SARASWATI dried up around 2,000 BC . RIGVEDA must have been WRITTEN around 2,500 BC or even before .

[@coldguy4926]

Much much before. It was transferred orally through generations for atleast 1000 years before being written.

[@drashokkumar9209]

@coldguy4926 Yes , most probably. Even during Buddha's times it was considered very old . Many words were out of common usage .

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

Well, There is nothing as such written. It was composed not written 🤦 it was not written down untill thousand years later after it's composition which is about 1500 bce. Drying up of Saraswati river began drying up by 2000 bce that doesn't mean it dried up in a single day. It's a long process which takes many decades and centuries. Think logically not emotional ✌🏻

[@drashokkumar9209]

@@RavenHart-sx8xs We don't have any Vedic text manuscript from RIGVEDA time . That doesn't mean it was not written . RIGVEDA SAMHITA verse strictly follow Vedic Sanskrit grammar . While BRAHMANAS and AARANYAKAS are mostly prose . It is not possible to sustain an oral tradition . Problem is due to a word " SHRUTI " ( something that has been heard Abstract noun ). In Sanskrit , all Knowledge is called SHRUT . Because written texts were written on Bhojapatra , Palm leaves ( South India ) . Such books were kept by teachers only . Students would listen to the teacher reciting the text . Please , refer to SUSHRUT SAMHITA . This surgery text contains guidelines for teacher-student communication . BRAHMI SCRIPT plan was developed to write VEDAS . It was a LATER development , 2000 to 1500 BC . Before that INDUS VALLEY scripts might have been used . Ancient India had tens of scripts . Gautam Buddha , as a prince, had to learn 64 scripts ( LALIT VISTARA ) . Absence of the evidence is not an evidence of absence . Yes , SARASWATI dried up slowly - probably over centuries . MAHABHARAT mentions " teerthas" along the route of SARASWATI . But , RIGVEDA describes the river in full flow .-- certainly before 2,000 BC .

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

@@drashokkumar9209 Without evidence everything is just fariy tale. Just like we can assume aliens were there on earth.

[@knaraya936]

Everyone should read “the battle for Sanskrit”. The entire strategy of certain people in the west rto try and expropriate Sanskrit is fully revealed in that book.

[@east2west2east]

Recent looted word by Brits is "loot" and "karma"😂, They are still figuring out how to steal "Dharma" because it is hard to introduce this to native British because of understanding gap for now they use "righteous duty".😂😂

[@aryavishwanathan4662]

@@east2west2east you mean Dharmam, a tamil word 🙂

[@east2west2east]

@@aryavishwanathan4662 I mean Dharm the root word from Sanskrit☺ and Dharmam from tamil as well because you are saying as I don't know Tamil.

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

​@@aryavishwanathan4662 what's root of Dharmam in Thamizh?

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

​@@aryavishwanathan4662 धार्यते अनेन इति धर्मः । [ தார்யதெ அநெந இதி தர்ம ] One by which everything is holded is Dharm From धृ धातु [ Dhri root word] Same root for Dharti (earth), dharitri (upholder), dhaaran( to hold), dharaa (earth), dhriti (satisfaction) dharta (holder) dhrit ( to show right and to support) famous character Dhritarashtra ( dhritam rastram yena sah) dhritva ( name of Vishnu, sea and space) and so continues And how the heck Dharmam possible is Thamizh Thamizh got one letter த Now you wanna assign aspirants to it too [ Initially Thamizh had no aspiration]

[@Krthivj12]

Great information and thanks for sharing 💯

[@Baba00100]

Sanskrit is the mother of all languages But Britishers even divided india on the basis of language. Some Tamils think that Tamil is the oldest language

[@coldguy4926]

Tamil is indeed quite old. Could be the oldest. It's OK. Bhagwa unites us

[@monishbeck3859]

Sanskrit is not the mother of all languages. It's mother of Indic languages. i.e only sister languages of south asia. Tamil, kannada, Telugu etc. come from an entirely different language family. So also for Mundari languages. Persian, Dari etc. evolved from proto indo European language. Most European languages belonging to the Aryan family are cousins and therefore the similarities.

[@vidhansahu]

Tamil is older then Sanskrit it is a fact even ur favourite prime minister Narendra Modi has said it that Tamil is the oldest language

[@sudhipulikkal3474]

I think thamil language is considered as oldest language because,maybe thamil was widely spoken language at that time.same time all of India's Vedas,Upanishads and Epics were written in Sanskrit only. So this maybe the reasons for saying boath languages are oldest.

[@Hitmansharma_pullshot]

​@@vidhansahu Tamil has a 40% overlap with Sanskrit, and Telugu and Kannada are blends of Tamil and Sanskrit. All North Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a sister language to the father language of Greek and Latin, which is an unknown Proto-Indo-European language. Therefore Sanskrit is mother of most Eurasian languages

[@sarojkumarpanda5756]

As an after thought, it's 'prakrit' the mother of Sanskrit. Some scholars argue that the word 'sanskrit' is condensation of the description 'samskar kruta prakrit', or "refined prakrit'.

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

Nah From nirukta here by I am defining [ for information Nirukta is branch of vedang that deals with meaning of words in society rather than grammatical meaning. ] Praakrut is the word nor Prakrut. So according to vedang nirukt nighantu प्रकृष्टमकृतमकार्य्यं प्राकृतम् [ prakrushtamakrutamakaaryyam praakrutam ] neech ke arth me [ for showing lower comparison] Vikar ke arth me [ for distortion] So praakrutam is distorted samskrutam Defination of samskrutam are many I will list few parishkrutarthe samskrutam ( samskrutam is used for complete) alankrutarthe samskrutam ( Samskrutam for decorated) lakshaNopetaarthe samskrutam ( one with many qualities is samskrutam) krutrimarthe samskrutam ( samskrutam for researched) aadi aadi aadi ( et cectra)

[@user-jf5gt9pi4i]

Now you coming closer to Bharat. Without Sanskrit the civilization heritage of Bharat will die. If you can't read Sanskrit than you will always be lead on the wrong path. Suzana don't listen to anyone who can't read Sanskrit because they are just learning from a third party and doing that, truths are lost in description and depth. So do we want Bharat to become like western countries or revive it's civilizational heritage and Sanskrit being the key to that purpose. Danny Beharie , South Africa.

[@aryavishwanathan4662]

@@user-jf5gt9pi4i no, it was a Tamilian (Adi Sankara- during his time, there was no Malayalam) who revived Hinduism. So, if not for tamil preserving Hinduism, you would be following another religion.

[@leilihana2991]

Great episode. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@rtam7097]

It's more like that Sanskrit and European languages share a common origin. You won't say that Hindi is mother of Odia,Persian,Pashto just because there are some similarities. It's all because of the common root and only differs is the distance. Odia is more close to Hindi than to Persian and Persian-Pashto is more close to Hindi than to German.

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

Exactly! Idk where this *guru* learnt his history but he not telling the fact.

[@Ak-tq6oi]

Your logic has big flaws. Hindi, Odia or Persian, all the languages originated from Sanskrit

[@rtam7097]

@@Ak-tq6oi not Persian.

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

@@Ak-tq6oi lol 😆

[@Crazysonicccc]

Wow this gave me a whole different perspective meaning of language with a spiritual Divine science knowledge all connected in Sanskrit

[@krishna_pandey24]

Sanskrit is the indo aryan identity🙏🤗❣️

[@kumarsourav3657]

The line that got me - 14:21 "It wasn't science that proved that, it was science that got its knowledge from India that proved that"✔👌👌

[@brahmcharidhvirefkumarpatel]

Half of the age of Universe is gone. 😅 Ved and Purana describe how the Universe was created, Yug system, Kalp, apocalypse, how far the seven Hells are, Gigantic Ocean inside Universe, different types of Planes (Viman) etc. Too many things that starts from the beginning of the life force on the earth has been described in Puranas and Veda.

[@pkg733]

Your Slovak language might have great connection to Sanskrit.

[@arunmisra5963]

ऊँ संस्कृत मेरी अम्मा राणी तमिल मेरी चेनम्मा राणी एवम अन्य राज्य भाषा मेरी मौसी राणी❤

[@amar3016]

Aum is the only word which can be spoken without using any or vocal organs like tongue, teeth

[@coldguy4926]

I learnt about this when I was 42.. this is how badly enslaved are we with the.system of that dog who was sniffing Edwina Mountbatten's undergarments in the name of freedom struggle.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

Amen to that

[@sreekumarmadhavan159]

Absolute truth ❤🙏

[@rexsingh3330]

The European shame to admit the truth where their came out from .

[@Death__0]

Ancient Language and Culture(God, Goddesses) of Europe & Eastern Europe is indeed extremely similar like 80-90% similar.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

When western linguists figured out that Sanskrit was the root of all European languages they added the term proto Sanskrit as a filler word to mean an older version of Sanskrit, but nobody has yet identified any features of proto Sanskrit.

[@coldguy4926]

@@silentvoiceinthedark5665 there can't be any 'proto sanskrit'.. Sanskrit is very 'fundamental' to it's core. There cannot be any approximation or similar. Just corruption or variation born out of lack of knowledge.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

@@coldguy4926 That is the point I was trying to make, the brits were very but hurt to find such a complex language and literature in India. They has to default to the AIT

[@babahanuman83]

fact is: before w. jones found out the connects between sanskrit and european languages in europe the doctrin was: light of civilisation started in persia, went to greece, then rome, then to central asnd northern europe. after jones they said the same, but added india: light of civilisation went from india to persia to greece... Only 70 years later came the max müller and put the thing in scientific perspective, with the protoindoeuropean being mother of many european and indian languages. dont believe the nonsense from the rss- brainwashing institutes, my bro. they are like hindumadrasas. that nonsense makes india weak!!! jai hind!!!

[@Mohamed-Ali-et-les-autres]

They haven't figure it out yet. Nobody outside India take this assertion seriously.

[@Hero007ization]

I have studied Deutsche and it definitely has the roots in Sanskrit being Indo-European language.

[@mohandass9261]

There is a village in the state of Karnataka, where people speak only in Sanskrit and follow vedic life style even today.

[@irondisulfide7480]

23:26 yeah, Sanskrit has root word which work as anticedents or building blocks to from lots of other words and the meanings of those new words are somewhat similar or related to the root word.

[@sanatkhanolkar1436]

Sanskrit d oldest language.. Some fools will say tamil is oldest.. But its totally wrong Tamil is 2nd oldest language.. Sanskrit is language of vedas & vedas r older than even this universe.. Vedas have directly come from lord Vishnu himself.. So directly Sanskrit becomes older than even time itself..

[@sanatkhanolkar1436]

@@I-love-My-Universe-24 Bhagwad Geeta, 4 Vedas,18 purans,upanishad all scriptures r in Sanskrit not in tamil.. Educate yourself 😂😂😂

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

​@@sanatkhanolkar1436Tamil is the mother of all languages. Etymologist knew it . Archeological evidence show that whole india Tamil inscriptions are found.not Sanskrit.

[@karunalatchoumy6182]

Tamil root words are borrowed to Sanskrit.

[@sanatkhanolkar1436]

@@karunalatchoumy6182 Vedas have directly come from Vishnu.. & Vedas r in Sanskrit not in tamil.. Tht means Vedas r older then Even this universe.. Tamil is 2nd oldest language..

[@sanatkhanolkar1436]

@@karunalatchoumy6182 Go & chk Wikipedia.. & See which one is older.. It will also say d same.. Whole world knows & accepts tht Sanskrit is the oldest.. But but but tamil is oldest bcoz tamil people say so😂

[@BinayaSahu-z3f]

Jeffrey ji I am enamoured to see your depth of knowledge. Sooo Deep. Namaskar.

[@SanataniWagh]

Sanskrit is the oldest language ❤

[@samfia70]

Zuzana, humans have not evolved to a point where thirst of knowledge can be free of human ego. That is why we establish our superiority by denigrating others.

[@contemporarymatters8106]

Never say that your history starts with Christianity. Your culture is much more ancient than that. But Slavic and Balkan languages do have a different and native strain that languages of the Mediterranean languages don't. From Caucasus onwards, the similarities with Sanskrit starts becoming obvious.

[@biswajeetdassh9305]

I'm very glad that you have chosen this topic.

[@vikashkumar-wp2xx]

Unfortunate we can't revive it bcz of our Colonial hangover Mindset😔

[@subratogoswami5345]

Jeffrey speaks like an ancient master. It's a pleasure listening to him.

[@vikasarya8424]

Both languages are oldest Sanskrit in North India and Tamil in South India

[@stallionspirit1576]

Sanskrit is the oldest language of India..period...there is no north and south...

[@NafGGMU]

@@stallionspirit1576 bs...tamil predates Sanskrit...dont simply say crap without proof. The dravidians had a system of their own, they didnt need to use Sanskrit since tamil was used.

[@greaterbharat4175]

​@@NafGGMUtheir is no evidence for that , oldest evidence of Tamil is 300bce ( and from archelogical site 650bce ,kiladi site ) Oldest evidence for Sankrit is 1400bce text evidence = kikkuli ( and from archelogical site 2000bce, sinuli site )

[@greaterbharat4175]

​@@NafGGMUkiladi was sangam site ( since many genetic ancestory people lived their ) north south Greeks and some east Asians genetic evidence Language was archaic Tamil ( main language of Sangam) And their is no older evidence for Tamil or Dravidians language

[@stallionspirit1576]

@@NafGGMU if tamil had predated sanskrit..vedas wud have been written in tamil ...not sanskrit..duh!..lol

[@indraneilbiswas]

Using my knowledge of Sanskrit and languages directly derived from Sanskrit (e.g., Bengali, Hindi, Assamese, etc.), I have been able to decipher words and phrases in Slavic (RU, CZ, SK, SLO, HR, PL, etc.) and Baltic (LI, LT) countries and even figure out numbers when spoken rather easily, for example, in a Brno supermarket 11 years ago. I have met Poles who have told me that India has been their ancient mother country (in some way). I first noticed the similarity in a train from Berlin which had stuff also written in Czech and I could understand parts of it.

[@avtaar5144]

Sad reality - very few people know this language now, and students don't even try to learn it. All this vast knowledge that survived the Islamic invasions is now considered good for nothing.

[@HarpOfDaghda]

Sanskrit wasn't spoken but Vedic was. You may enjoy Dr Dean Brown Sanskrit interview.

[@aks292819]

TQ ZUZANNA😀

[@Krishnakumar-wc1vp]

Yes sanskrit it is europian language indian mother language is tamil

[@lovepeace1953]

Liked and subscribed. One Slovak friend of mine, once said something like VEDA Mos and I asked the meaning, He said - Book.

[@Amrendra-Chauhan-Gurjar9468]

💖🇮🇳⚘️🌿🐅🔱

[@pavitraranjanswain4010]

You can term it as Grandmother to give a feel good feeling .

[@jpc2861]

Tamil is the oldest indian 🇮🇳 language but Sanskrit is the mother of many Indo European Languages

[@harjeetsinghbrar6987]

Sanskrit is the mother of tamil as well.

[@mukesh-ge4gx]

​@@harjeetsinghbrar6987 Tamil is not the oldest it's a script ,which is used to write tamil ,older than devnagri , sanskrit is oldest,but now devnagri script is used to write Sanskrit

[@pandis6453]

​@@harjeetsinghbrar6987No Tamil is different from sanskrit

[@pandis6453]

​@@mukesh-ge4gxBecause sanskrit is developed later

[@RavanRam-w5v]

​@@harjeetsinghbrar6987😂go. Sanskrit Estonian Latvia Lithuania east Russian people who still do not look like South Indians

[@bapidas4063]

Sir is correct on how sanskrit was spread over world vvia Greek schlors. Very thanks to....

[@aryavishwanathan4662]

Tamil is the father of Sanskrit

[@ragesh7747]

I'm a keralite but I can say yes sanskrit has influenced majority of the language than dravidian languages.

[@ajayrampal5713]

Salute you Sir you explain very well with logic

[@vikashkumar-wp2xx]

I have learn a lot from through ur Reaction videos. Thank you🙂

[@zuzanareacts]

❤❤❤

[@VC-cu-f4b]

No! The script which is being showed as Sanskrit is not Sanskrit it’s called Bahami or dhamma script which you can call as proto indo- European Sanskrit originated out of it. And it means ornamented. That is why Sanskrit is more refined than dhamma script. It was remain mostly as script and was not spoken.

[@abhayraichand1863]

Buddhism was born from Sanatan dharm not the other way round

[@VC-cu-f4b]

@@abhayraichand1863 Budhism îs called sanathan. sanatan is used as adjective. this word is adjective not noun. you better provide reference where it says Hinduism is sanatan?

[@abhayraichand1863]

@@VC-cu-f4b who says so jhandu journey 🤣🤣🤣

[@abhayraichand1863]

@@VC-cu-f4b Buddhism is born from Sanatan dharm means hinduism not the other way round

[@abhayraichand1863]

@@VC-cu-f4b come on Sanatan samiksha all references will be provided don't away from debate like jhandu journey ran away 🤣🤣

[@raviprasadrao1225]

My dear💕 zuzana, you know that, Sanskrit language👄💬 is not only considered as a, the oldest and the mother of a, most of the Indian🇮🇳 and European languages👄💬,, including a English, but it is also considered as a, the more computer💻friendly language, compared to a other languages around the world🌎.

[@srabanbanerjee7590]

How?

[@_kumu_ku]

Oriental Research Institute Mysore Karnataka India which has original authentic manuscripts of ancient era library. There are only two in whole world like this manuscript library. One in london and another in Mysore India. All original sanskrit and Tamil and kannada manuscripts available for public to research. Please do visit. It will mesmerize you.. if you can read sanskrit, this Library gives you entry to 5000 year old ancient world.

[@jaybharat1479]

Sanskrit is refined language and derived from prakrit language. Prakrit is oldest language

[@Baladwitya]

Jai bheem jai meme

[@Baladwitya]

Your source? Your arsem😂

[@RavanRam-w5v]

​@Baladwitya Sanskrit Estonian Latvia Lithuania east Russian people who still do not look like South Indians

[@poojasingla9693]

Recently heggarty published research paper on how many thousand of years different language groups separated from each other using statistical models. He, in a way, corroborated what sri kant talegiri has been saying. Kushal mehra from carvaka Podcast discusses this in one of his episodes. In that podcast, Kushal speaks with Kartik Mohan about the South Russian Homeland debate.

[@tamilan8315]

Tamil is the mother of all language💫✅

[@kunal8423]

Lol😂

[@kulkarnivb2024]

Dont be soo foolish !😂😂😂

[@unknown-ii7oq]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kanojiasundeep]

All tamils having divine knowledge. No one can bet them . 😅😅

[@vkyHANDSOME]

Then Sanskrit is father of all languages 😂

[@dnarayanaswamy9207]

Unique character of Sanskrit (actually it should be pronounced as Samskruta) is that, in a sentence of several words, you may jumble the words in any order the meaning does not change....No other language has this character...

[@asuraking2552]

to all non bakths: sharing common origin does not make it mother,,,the similarity of sanksrit is merely because its a indo european language like german,latin …..in simple terms sanskrit is not 100% native to indian land😂

[@RavenHart-sx8xs]

Which language is 100% native to a land?

[@mahua25]

Please educate yourself better.

[@muskansingh7057]

Hare Krishn 🕉️🚩🇮🇳

[@jayjoseph3104]

THE ONLY LANGUAGE THAT SPANS THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE ❤️🙏🕉️🙏❤️

[@babahanuman83]

AND MODIJI IS NOT A HOMOSEXUAL DRESSMAN!

[@MrKafiir]

India had such immense knowledge stored in manuscripts for thousands of years in their universities like Nalanda (now in India) and Takhashila (now in Pakistan) the manuscripts were so many and so large in volumes that when mohd bin Qasim invaded India and destroyed the University of Takshashila, he ordered his troops to burn all the manuscripts, and it is said that it took his soldiers 3 months to burn down all the books in the liabrary of Takshashila Similar thing happened in the University of Nalanda when Bakhtiyar Khilji ordered burning down of the books in the liabrary of Nalanda it is said that these books were manuscripts written on subjects like Medicine, Surgery, Mathematics, Yoga, astronomy, physics, chemistry, literature, Grammar, Music, performing arts like drama, dance, etc, philosophy, warfare, weaponry, and many many more subjects.... unfortunately what lives today are just the ruins of those universities!!!!

[@HotTakeInsight]

*The Use and Disregard of Sanskrit in the West* Sanskrit, an ancient language of India, has had a complex relationship with the Western world, characterized by both fascination and neglect. This dynamic can be understood through several key points. Historical Context The study of Sanskrit in the West began in earnest during the 17th century, with significant contributions from scholars like Sir William Jones, who recognized the linguistic connections between Sanskrit, Latin, and Greek. This recognition laid the groundwork for comparative linguistics and the study of Indo-European languages. However, despite its scholarly interest, Sanskrit was often viewed through a colonial lens, which affected its perception and usage. Fascination with Sanskrit Sanskrit has been appreciated in the West for its linguistic richness and its role as the mother tongue of many Indo-European languages. It has contributed numerous words to English, such as "mantra" and "guru," highlighting its influence on Western thought and language. Additionally, Sanskrit texts have been studied for their philosophical and spiritual insights, particularly in the context of Hinduism and Buddhism, which have attracted Western scholars and practitioners alike. Disregard and Neglect Despite this fascination, Sanskrit has also been disregarded in several ways: Colonial Attitudes: The British colonial period saw a decline in the prestige of Sanskrit as it lost royal patronage and was overshadowed by English and other colonial languages. This shift diminished its role as a living language and reduced its prominence in education and public life. Selective Scholarship: Western scholarship often focused on select texts that aligned with colonial interests, neglecting the broader spectrum of Sanskrit literature and its diverse cultural contexts. This selective approach contributed to a narrow understanding of the language and its significance. Cultural Homogenization: The tendency to homogenize India's rich cultural heritage under the umbrella of Sanskrit has led to the marginalization of other languages and traditions within India. This perspective often overlooks the plurality of Indian culture and the various knowledge systems that exist alongside Sanskrit. Conclusion In summary, while Sanskrit has been a subject of interest and admiration in the West, its usage has often been limited by colonial attitudes and selective scholarship. The language's rich heritage and its contributions to global thought continue to be recognized, yet the complexities of its historical treatment reveal a pattern of both engagement and disregard. Understanding this duality is crucial for appreciating the full scope of Sanskrit's impact on Western culture and scholarship.

[@RioChhetri]

Profound !!

[@tilakbera554]

Recently published genetic data suggests that Post-glacial period genetic identities like R1a, R1b and O haplogroup originated in India. During Post-glacial period they spread from India to the Mediterranean region with their language and culture. In this respect a book titled 'India in Egypt' explains these pre historic events with scientific evidences.

[@vikashkumar-wp2xx]

His knowledge is mind boggling🤯

[@aravind4090]

Great video ☺️

[@irondisulfide7480]

even i learned a lot of new things from this video!

[@irondisulfide7480]

I'm not in any way insinuating that I know a lot of things😂

[@MadhabDebnath-cg9oh]

The word german derives from the sanskrit word sharman ,means land of sharmas ,brahmins and the origin of ireland from arya land means land of aryas ,search in encyclopadia britanica,lithunia in germany relation with sanskrit ,luptahangsa meana extinct of hangsa ,ducks,etc carry on ,nice topic.

[@Bhardwaj-vlog]

Great knowledge, Sir 🙏❤

[@Bhardwaj-vlog]

Madam, you are very curious. Which affects Indians like us a lot. All curious people like you were born in a country like Europe. His curiosity made him an Indian.🙏

[@subashpadiyar6258]

DNA - coded language is also one language shared by all living,check out a quantum lab in Switzerland with some indian icon.

[@pushprajpathak449]

Mahatma ji ko sat sat Naman ❤🙏🙏🙏

[@_Rishabh_honeybadger]

Mother and Father of Hindi is Sanskrit thats why I can read it barely but cant understand anything except some words though I am sure I don't understand the deeper meaning at all. Indic religions and abrahamic religions are contradictory.......when renaissance happened in Europe in the 15th to 16th century they thought they were the best and most advanced others were more or less primitive in their approach , so they took it upon themself to educate them......when they came to Bharat they realised that they were wrong , as the time passed they saw and observed some things that existed which they did not thought was possible but they couldn't digest this simple fact and their ego was hurt as well , so to undermine us they forcefully started to impart their belief system and education onto us . we couldn't do anything as we were already enslaved by the islamic rulers and by the time we realised it was happening to us it was already too late . all of this eventually gave birth to the present education system and here we are with all the divisions in the society........and our bureaucracy which actually has the power to do something is crippled by the British policies regulations and values which still exists under the name of independent India , that I believe is the reason for the rampant corruption . THIS IS THE POLITICAL ANGLE OF UNDERMINING SANSKRIT I BELIEVE.....now you can connect the dots .

[@anubhadixit1876]

Sanskrit is the dev bhasha. Hopefully government wakes up and make it compulsory for upcoming generations

[@bhaveshpatel7054]

Jai Shri Ram. 🙏🏻 🕉 🚩

[@mp3334]

Thank you for what you are doing and to bring this information to the world🙏 Tamil language of south India is much older than Sanskrit and in todays world, it is the ONLY language spoken even now. Politics- yes politics played a huge role in destroying india’s history, besides the invaders who plundered, destroyed, numerous times from different parts of the world, looted and converted the Hindus to Christianity and Islam, not to mention the brutality subjected to the people who refused. India was rich and most advanced in everything 1000s of years ago especially in the field of science. The last were the British. India had over 90% literacy and when they finally exited, they successfully brought its literacy to 4% by imposing English on the population and then branded India a third world country. I feel blessed and fortunate to be born in this holy land that is Bharat🙏 Jai Hind🙏 Vande Mataram🙏

[@indram5384]

Thanks for sharing the truth 🙏

[@rik20i1]

Good video selection as always 😊😊😊

[@mahadevanpillai3287]

You know we have 3lac retired army person protect u

[@arunsen6868]

Great informative vlog 👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@TELUGU_BLASTS]

Telugu language also had many similarities with languages especially older words like yava (yeh weh) means obsession; yagi (baba yagi) troubling/ irritating; Roda (rod) heavy sound; veli (velvas) outcast; vepinchi (weaving); also words like enki etc