?Do you know where the English words come from

[Narcissus]

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خب یعنی انگیلیسیا از تا چای میگرفتن؟
چه باحال!

According to the new rules,writing in Persian is prohibited in this ENG forum.
Plz read the rules!​

 

[Alpacino]

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لغت ocean از آوشن گرفته شده است. یک لغت پهلوی که به معنای محلی است که آب زیادی در آن جا وجود دارد. مانند گلشن جایی که گل وجود دارد.

 

[xxfairladyxx]

پاسخ : ?Do you know where the English words come from

لغت ocean از آوشن گرفته شده است. یک لغت پهلوی که به معنای محلی است که آب زیادی در آن جا وجود دارد. مانند گلشن جایی که گل وجود دارد.

how intresting

 

[Arshakeri]

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حالا که اینهمه ادعا دارید بگید بینم واژه ی fire(اخراج کردن) و news و magazine(خشاب اسلحه)از کجا اومده؟

(آخریرو خودمم نمیدونم ولی به نضرم(نظرم)جالب میاد.


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iهمین الان ریشه ی آخریرو پیدا کردم.


+ please read the rules & type in English ( ::پژواک:: )

"i'm so sorry,i don't knew the rules of this forum so far."

 

[Nahal.]

Why some words like eyebrow or mother or brother or paradise are same as their meaning in Persian?
They were english at first or Persian?

 

[THG]

Why some words like eyebrow or mother or brother or paradise are same as their meaning in Persian?
They were english at first or Persian?

Pick any language you want and trace it back to its roots. They will eventually merge with the roots of other languages. This holds true for Persian and English as well as languages like German. The Persian language family specifically is a branch of the Indo-European languages, a branch of which is Germanic language family. English happens to be a member of the Germanic languages. So what we found is that Persian and English do indeed have the same origins (which is expected since as far as we know, all languages go back to one single language). So the next logical step now is to find out whether the word "mother" sounds the same in Persian and English because of their similar roots, or if it's just a coincidence.
As it turns out, this actually is because of their similar roots, as stated by Google : Old English mōdor, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch moeder and German Mutter, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin mater and Greek mētēr
This is also the case for the word "brother". You get the idea .

 

[negaar_mgd]

"قندی" I'v heard word "Candy" is coming from Persia and word​

 

[Nahal.]

Pick any language you want and trace it back to its roots. They will eventually merge with the roots of other languages. This holds true for Persian and English as well as languages like German. The Persian language family specifically is a branch of the Indo-European languages, a branch of which is Germanic language family. English happens to be a member of the Germanic languages. So what we found is that Persian and English do indeed have the same origins (which is expected since as far as we know, all languages go back to one single language). So the next logical step now is to find out whether the word "mother" sounds the same in Persian and English because of their similar roots, or if it's just a coincidence.
As it turns out, this actually is because of their similar roots, as stated by Google : Old English mōdor, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch moeder and German Mutter, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin mater and Greek mētēr
This is also the case for the word "brother". You get the idea .

It helped a lot! Thanks