Welsh Etymological Dictionary

Par : Philippe Potel-Belner
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  • Nombre de pages288
  • PrésentationBroché
  • FormatGrand Format
  • Poids0.421 kg
  • Dimensions14,8 cm × 21,0 cm × 1,7 cm
  • ISBN978-2-322-17965-7
  • EAN9782322179657
  • Date de parution15/01/2021
  • CollectionLangue et histoire
  • ÉditeurBooks on Demand

Résumé

This dictionary refers to current and obsolete Welsh. First of all, this dictionary refers to a former language, older than Sanskrit or old Persian : this is the former language, originating from a very former religion, born in northwest India around ten thousand years ago. I have called this language : the Vedic language, because its vocabulary and its mechanisms can be observed in the Rg-Veda. Briefly : this language is based on the division of the Universe in two parts : day and night.
Personally, I have studied this language mainly in Sanskrit, this is a sort of primitive sanskrit, nevertheless I have found help in the Gaulish and Welsh languages. Through this book, I show many origins and etymologies in French, old French, English, old English, German, Basque, and many other languages that I know fairly well. Sometimes, unfortunately rarely, I refer to Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or African languages.
The analysis of these languages, much closer than one says until now, will be another great phase for a better knowledge of the past.
This dictionary refers to current and obsolete Welsh. First of all, this dictionary refers to a former language, older than Sanskrit or old Persian : this is the former language, originating from a very former religion, born in northwest India around ten thousand years ago. I have called this language : the Vedic language, because its vocabulary and its mechanisms can be observed in the Rg-Veda. Briefly : this language is based on the division of the Universe in two parts : day and night.
Personally, I have studied this language mainly in Sanskrit, this is a sort of primitive sanskrit, nevertheless I have found help in the Gaulish and Welsh languages. Through this book, I show many origins and etymologies in French, old French, English, old English, German, Basque, and many other languages that I know fairly well. Sometimes, unfortunately rarely, I refer to Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or African languages.
The analysis of these languages, much closer than one says until now, will be another great phase for a better knowledge of the past.