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We continue to open the veil of secrets of world history using our native language as a key. In this article, you will learn facts that most of you did not even know, they are so contrary to the fact that you know that it is extremely difficult to perceive them immediately, even taking into account the irrefutability of the logic of justification …

I have already said in my past publications that most of the world's languages either directly originated from Russian, or have a huge base of Russian words in their use, in view of the colossal influence of the Russian Vedic world on all of humanity in the past. At the same time, in view of the dialectical transformations of words, they are often distorted so much that it is very difficult for an ignorant person to perceive these words as native Russians - and he passes them past his field of vision and hearing, as something alien, although on the contrary he should catch them with ease and thereby simplify your understanding of "foreign" languages.

For the first time, I began to pay attention to the similarity of English, French, German words with Russian ones back in school, when the study of foreign languages began. Finding such similarities was very interesting and surprising, it turned into an exciting game, and even then I was able to find similarities in hundreds of foreign words. Of course, at first these were light words like sister - sister, weather (weather) - wind, dad (father) - grandfather, i = "AY", we read on the contrary, we get "YA", which is our "I", etc. … Over time, I began to pay attention to the Russian language itself, to the word formation of our words, a logical understanding of the words themselves began, they began to open up to me from completely unexpected sides. The ancient meaning embedded in words, as a message to our descendants, from our distant ancestors - the Rus, a huge amount of information is encrypted in words, the Russian language is multidimensional,we use only the tip of the iceberg, if we just start to comprehend the words that we utter, a lot is immediately revealed to understanding, including deep questions related to religions and the essence of life … The ancient roots of words began to open to me, which we simply use casually, without understanding their meanings. And here I saw foreign languages in a completely different light, words that seemed to me non-Russian before suddenly flashed with completely Russian roots and meanings. And it was actually amazing, because European languages are one thing - everything was clear to me for a long time, because all Europeans are people from Russia, whoever said anything on this topic - they all called themselves Russians in the past, so their languages logically formed from the Russian language, but when I saw that the Arabic language! - these are also solid Russian words..,and even in the Turkic languages our native words are easily found … - this was a real discovery even for me. And then I began to come across Russian words in Asian languages … well, this is a specific finish, guys … Here, obviously, something does not coincide with the official version of world history … And off we go, I started "digging" information from different sources. I found out that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …

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Notes of Indiana Croft Part 8: The Secret of the Russian Language, Which Was Hidden from You …

I remind you that the purpose of my articles is solely to analyze and search for historical truth, I respect all peoples and do not pursue the goal of offending or offending someone on the basis of nationality, racial or religious affiliation. I wrote in detail about how to treat my articles in the first part of "Notes of Indiana Croft". Peace and goodness to all.

We continue to open the veil of secrets of world history using our native language as a key. In this article, you will learn facts that most of you did not even know, they are so contrary to the fact that you know that it is extremely difficult to perceive them immediately, even taking into account the irrefutability of the logic of justification …

I have already said in my past publications that most of the world's languages either directly originated from Russian, or have a huge base of Russian words in their use, in view of the colossal influence of the Russian Vedic world on all of humanity in the past. At the same time, in view of the dialectical transformations of words, they are often distorted so much that it is very difficult for an ignorant person to perceive these words as native Russians - and he passes them past his field of vision and hearing, as something alien, although on the contrary he should catch them with ease and thereby simplify your understanding of "foreign" languages.

For the first time, I began to pay attention to the similarity of English, French, German words with Russian ones back in school, when the study of foreign languages began. Finding such similarities was very interesting and surprising, it turned into an exciting game, and even then I was able to find similarities in hundreds of foreign words. Of course, at first these were light words like sister - sister, weather (weather) - wind, dad (father) - grandfather, i = "AY", we read on the contrary, we get "YA", which is our "I", etc. … Over time, I began to pay attention to the Russian language itself, to the word formation of our words, a logical understanding of the words themselves began, they began to open up to me from completely unexpected sides. The ancient meaning embedded in words, as a message to our descendants, from our distant ancestors - the Rus, a huge amount of information is encrypted in words, the Russian language is multidimensional,we use only the tip of the iceberg, if we just start to comprehend the words that we utter, a lot is immediately revealed to understanding, including deep questions related to religions and the essence of life … The ancient roots of words began to open to me, which we simply use casually, without understanding their meanings. And here I saw foreign languages in a completely different light, words that seemed to me non-Russian before suddenly flashed with completely Russian roots and meanings. And it was actually amazing, because European languages are one thing - everything was clear to me for a long time, because all Europeans are people from Russia, whoever said anything on this topic - they all called themselves Russians in the past, so their languages logically formed from the Russian language, but when I saw that the Arabic language! - these are also solid Russian words..,and even in the Turkic languages our native words are easily found … - this was a real discovery even for me. And then I began to come across Russian words in Asian languages … well, this is a specific finish, guys … Here, obviously, something does not coincide with the official version of world history … And off we go, I started "digging" information from different sources. I found out that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …that I am far from the first who saw the roots of most of the world's languages in Russian, many famous linguists and historians have been dealing with this issue for a long time and closely …

For example, Maoro Orbini, back in 1601, in his work "The Slavic Kingdom", which he wrote on the basis of Vatican sources, having access to some of them, compiled a dictionary of Italian words and Russian from which these Italian words originated. Do Russian schools teach this book? Is her mentioned? Or the German historian Klassen, who wrote the work "The Ancient History of the Slavs", which is also not even mentioned in our schools …, spent a lot of time searching for Russian words in foreign languages, as far as I remember, he saw that the word Egypt comes from the Russian "Ptah", I don’t remember the exact literal translation of it, so I’ll give right away my own, which I consider to be the only correct one - the word Egypt comes from the ancient name Hut-ka-Ptah, which is a slightly distorted ancient Russian language,literally means - HOUSE OF THE FLYING BIRD - or more precisely "the house of migratory birds". Where do birds fly from Russia for the winter …?

Do you know how the official linguists translate this ??? "Temple of kA Ptah" … no comment … You understand that we are all fed GAME since childhood !!! But we will return to Egypt in detail in the following articles, as well as to the names of researchers of real history and the Russian language …

In general, purely etymologically, all similar roots of different languages make sense ONLY IN RUSSIAN! In all other languages, they are simply used by default, and what do they mean, where they came from - official linguistics is either silent or smacking openly illogical nonsense … It is especially funny to read etymological analyzes of Russian words by official "linguists" - they either do not use the meanings of ancient roots at all (not do they know or don't want to..?) or simply attribute the origin of Russian words to other languages - Turkic, Arabic, Greek, whatever - if only not Russian, and this is often done with the mark "apparently", "most likely" … a clear understanding that this is a system of information blockade of everything Russian and everything related to the present past of humanity or the past of religions. The scale of this blockade and falsification is striking and therefore,Presumably, the true reasons for it are clearly serious, perhaps more serious than the banal struggle for power and the rewriting of the whole history and all the achievements of one's beloved …

But let's still find out - how to find Russian words in foreign languages? Well, first of all, you need to understand that in foreign languages, Russian words often change - they are shortened, extra letters are added, the letters themselves change. Therefore, the basis for such searches should be the root basis of the word, first you need to isolate it, and then understand from which Russian root, similar in meaning, the word could come. Sometimes it is very simple, for example the English seat - to sit, we get the English root SIT - which is clearly a distorted Russian root SID in the word SIT, the Russian root SID itself comes from the phrase - WITH FOOD it is S-IT (EAT). Everything is simple here and the similarities can be seen with the naked eye. But sometimes it is not easy to define it, sometimes the words are changed beyond recognition,here it is already necessary to know some of the rules of word formation in dialectical transformations. For example, you shouldn't pay attention to vowels at all, they have only an indirect meaning - vowels change the fastest. Firstly, due to the variability and similarity of the sounds themselves when pronouncing - MILK = MALAKO, the letter "I" often turns into "I", "E" and even into "U" etc. and the word "YAR" thus in different languages flows into IR, AR, EP, UR and even YR … Another reason for the frequent replacement of vowels is the various forms of writing that were in use in Russia - for example, syllabic writing, writing with only consonants, vowels were simply omitted when writing, and the reader added them himself. - for example, Moscow will be in such a spelling Mskv - the meaning of the word is immediately clear, but when reading it, the vowels can be distorted, nodular writing, runes, etc.d … all this contributed to the change of vowels, especially in remote areas, where there were peoples for whom Russian was not their native language. Therefore, when parsing a word, it is necessary to look initially at its skeleton - consonants, but they can also change, simply in view of the peculiarities of pronunciation. For example, B easily turns into P, or D into T … Such consonants are classified into groups depending on the position of the tongue in the mouth during their pronunciation - c = n = m = f = b; c = p = l = d = t = n; x = p = b; s = h = c; w = h = x = k = q = g.or D in T … Such consonants are classified into groups depending on the position of the tongue in the mouth during their pronunciation - c = n = m = f = b; c = p = l = d = t = n; x = p = b; s = h = c; w = h = x = k = q = g.or D in T … Such consonants are classified into groups depending on the position of the tongue in the mouth during their pronunciation - c = n = m = f = b; c = p = l = d = t = n; x = p = b; s = h = c; w = h = x = k = q = g.

For example, in the word seat discussed above, when comparing the roots of SED - E easily turns into I, T turns into D, in addition, an extra vowel "A" appears in the English word, but where did it come from? remember where the Russian root LED came from? - from "WITH FOOD" And now we lay out the word directly in English and get - "S - EAT", for those who are not good at English - we got the same thing in the English version of "WITH FOOD", where "EAT" is ancient -Russian form of the word "is" - "YAT" she is "IS" or "IT". By the way, there was even such a letter "YAT", which was destroyed by the spelling reform of 1917-1918 … It was written like this - Ѣ, that is, simply writing it in English transcription - we already get the word "EAT" …

Or, again, consider the translation of the word "Egypt" I have analyzed above, which is formed from the ancient name of the "city" (I doubt that it is the city..) of those places - "Hut - kaptah", why is it wrongly translated by linguists? Simply because they translate it in the wrong language … We apply our knowledge and get - "HATA GA PTAKH", where GA is an ancient Russian root meaning "movement", in English it turned into "GO" and now into In this version, any Russian person can already understand the meaning of the phrase …

Try to indulge in an example with English at your leisure - it is very easy to parse, I think you will like it;)

Good for all.