Pranam
Yiddish a forgotten like sanskrit related to Jews of Germany who moved
towards east 1300AD when seen I have to quote this { this is seen as spoken
by Kanchi Periava also In deivathin Kural, when Hebrew verse which is
nothing but Rig vedam were recited in the Kanchi Mutt); "Many Hebrew ‘y’
names and places became ‘j’ words in English. Some of many examples are
Jacob (Yaakov), Joseph (Yosef), Judah (Yehuda), Jeremiah (Yirmiyahu), Jews
(Yehudim), Jericho (Yireecho), and Jerusalem (Yerushalayim). This is
especially curious since there is no ‘j’ sound in Hebrew. The reason for
this is historical. The Bible was originally translated into Greek. In
Greek the ‘y’ basically became an ‘i’ (the Greek iota), but pronounced
somewhat like a ‘y’. This later became translated into the Latin ‘i’ –
which took on either a vowel sound (‘ee’) or the consonant sound ‘y’. At a
point, the letter ‘j’ was introduced into Latin to represent the consonant
‘i’, yet still pronounced ‘y’. Centuries later, its pronunciation shifted
to ‘j’ – and that is the sound (and spelling) which reached the English
language. (Note that the German ‘j’ is still pronounced as a ‘y’ so when
Hebrew names were transliterated in German Bibles, the ‘j’ was correctly
used. It’s possible those same names were borrowed for English
translations.) In a similar vein (but much shorter journey), King Shlomo
became “Solomon” because Ancient Greek had no ‘sh’ sound.
Many other perfectly good Hebrew words have equally long stories behind
their obfuscation into English, such as the name of the Christian Messiah.
No doubt the more popular a name was, the more it came into common use and
local pronunciation.
Now one can see how the west played their cards in writing the
History of India; many stark naked truth were not connected properly; the
vedics Rig Vedics had a division after the mahabharata war around 3100 BCE;
many moved out of Punjab; then Greece had Yavanas; so people who went to
north east of Greece by sea named many places as in India which still exist
with the changed names similar; another batch went to Iran of today who
were presently Parsis; then it was mentioned as PARASEEKAM ; Seka (सेक).—An
ancient country in India. It is mentioned in Mahābhārata, Sabhā Parva,
Chapter 31, Verse 9, that this country was conquered by Sahadeva during his
regional conquest of the south.; 1) Other, different, another; see पर (
*para*) *m* also. 2) Distant, removed, remote; अपरं भवतो जन्म परं जन्म
विवस्वतः (*aparaṃ bhavato janma paraṃ janma vivasvataḥ*) Bg.4.4. 3) Beyond,
further, on the other side of; म्लेच्छदेशस्ततः परः (*mlecchadeśastataḥ
paraḥ*) Ms.2.23;7.158. PARA SEKA (as was in India SEKA) beyond; Melecha is
one group in war of mahabharata mentioned; Persian parsi arose from here;
Zara thushtra is as good as earlier persian kings as dasa thushtra @
dasaratha father of Rama. Zend avesta is again inversion of Zend as Hind
and Avesta as atharva vedam etc; Rig veda mitra varuna etc fossils are
available which throws better light on our ancient history. Tushtra=
chariot runner. ratha = tushtra.
Indian scriptures went to Greece 5000 years back which were
turned as Greek literatures which the west eulogised. Jews were in israel
but were the slaves of Greeks; Parsi released them to the jews to freedom
(KING CYRUS). Jews went towards Germany -yiddish; displacements of
letters Y and J; yeddish became Jewish. Now anyone can write the correct
history. K R IRS 12421
On Mon, 12 Apr 2021 at 11:33, Rangarajan T.N.C. <[email protected]>
wrote:
> ------------------------------
> *You should lose all your teeth except one, and that one should ache!* (Zolst
> farlirn ale tseyner akhuts eynem, un der zol dir vey ton) New!
>
> *Man plans and God laughs.* (Mann tracht und Gott lacht) New! One of our
> favorites!
>
> *If you don't want to get old, hang yourslef when you're young* (Az me
> vil nit vern alt, zol men zikh yingerheyt oyfhengern.) New!
>
> *Don't eat the challah before you've made the blessing* (Es nisht di
> khale far a-moytse) New!
> *Don't have sex before marriage*
>
> *Lying in the ground, baking bagels* (Lign in drerd un bakn beygl) New!
> *Sisyphus-like hell, spending eternity making bagels you can't eat*
>
> *see more *
> https://yiddishisms.com/
>
>
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