Let's study Slovenian language

Slovenian language is spoken in Europe, mainly in Slovenia.  It is interesting to observe so much similarity in Slovenian and Sanskrit.  As you will observe below, the words in Slovenian have exactly same pronunciation and meaning as in Sanskrit.  This can not be a mere coincidence.  This similarity between the two languages compel us to believe that at one time in the past the people inhabiting the two parts of the land were practicing the same customs, their philosophical thinking and religious practices were same.  The languages of their philosophical, socio-religious expressions was also inherently same, only the name of the languages being different.

The following is only a small effort in this direction.  Much more needs to be done.  The people of the Europe had the same religious practices, philosophical thoughts and same languages spoken as were in ancient India.

The enormous Vedic and Sanatana literature that finds its expression through Sanskrit language is still live in India.  The ancient classical literature of the forefathers of the native people of the Europe is almost lost.  There is hardly any scriptures alive today pertaining to the ancient great classical civilizations of the Europe.   

 

Sanskrit	English	Old Slavic (Slovenian)
Madhu	Amethyst (originally a remedy against intoxication, this precious stone being fabled to possess that virtue)	Medu
iččháti, he seeks	Ask	iskati (stem isk-), to seek
Bhavati, he is	Be	byti, to become or be
Kukkuta	Cock	Kokotŭ
Daksina, right	Dexter	Desnŭ
phénas, scum, foam	Foam	pena, foam
Dhūmás, smoke	Fume	Dymǔ
Grbhnati, he seizes	Grab	grabiti, to seize
Hima, winter or snow	Hibernal	Zima, winter
Agni, fire	Ignite	Ogni
Yuj	Join	Igo
Yúvā	Juvenile	Junŭ
lasati, he plays	Lust	laska, flattery, laskrŭdĭ, desire
Rōčís, a light	Lux	luči, light
Dīrgha, long	Long	dlŭgŭ, long
Majja	marrow	mozgŭ
Matr	Mother	mate, mati
Mrdu, soft, mild	mild	mladŭ, tender
Matra	Measure	mĕnŭ, a measure
Maryada, seashore	Mere	Morje, pond
Smi, to smile	Smile	smijati, to laugh
Mru, to die	Mort, mortal	mrēti, to die
Mus, a mouse	mouse	Myšĭ
methati, he alternates, mithás, alternately	Mutate	mitē, mitusū, alternately
Mithya	Myth	mysle, thought
Nagna, naked	naive	nagŭ
Nama, name	name	imę
Nabhas, cloud	Nebula	nebo, sky
Napti	Nephew	netǐjǐ, first cousin
snēhaš, stickiness	snow	Snēgŭ, stickiness
Nakta	Night	noštǐ
Nasa	Nose	nos
jānāti, he knows	Know	znati, to know
Navya, new	new	novǔ
nū, nūnám, now	Now	Nyné
Pibati, he drinks	potable	piti, to drink
Catvar, four	Quarter	četyre
Rasa, humidity	Rosemary	Rosa
ráuti, he roars or shouts	Rumor	rjuti, to cry
Arna, a wave or stream	Run	roniti, to pour out
Sapta	Seven	Sedmĭ
Syuta, sewn	sew	Siti
Sidati, he sits	Sit	sĕditŭ, he is seated
Šaš	Six	šĕstĭ
Sunu	son	synǔ
Plihan	Spleen	slezena
Stabnati, he supports	Staff	stoborū, a pillar
srávati, it flows	Stream	Struja, a flowing, a stream
Tri	Three	trĭje
stanati, stanayati, it thunders	Thunder	Stenati, to groan
Trupta	torpid	trŭposta
Vasanta, of the spring	Vernal	vesna
Veda, to know	Vide	vědě, I know
Jiva, alive	Viva	Žive, živetŭ, he lives
vàram, a wish	Will	veléti, to wish
Uda, water	Water	voda
Vayám, we two	We	Ve, we two
Vakra, in retrograde direction	west	Večerŭ, evening
Sveta, white	white	svētǔ, light (n), the dawn, svitati, to become bright, to dawn
Vidháva, a widow	Widow	vĭdova, vŭdova
Pascha, after	post	pozde
Pra, before	Pro	Pro
Svásra, sister	Sister	sestra