Origin and etymology

The Sanskrit word  vaśā वशा means  a cow.  This word is is  especially  used for a barren cow. The Sanskrit word  vaśā became vacci-/ vaccini-/vaccino- and the English word  vaccine, vaccination etc .  Vacci  denotes ‘a cow’  or ‘cows’ and it comes from Middle Latin  vacca meaning   a cow.  The other words formed are: VACCINATE. Vaccicide ( the  killing of a cow (or of cows), vaccigenous ( vaccine-producing); vaccinifer ( a person—or an animal—that constitutes a source of vaccine). As mentioned above, the origin of the word 'vaccine' is the Sanskrit word  vaśā meaning a cow.  Therefore, it is not surprising that the the 'calf serum' is being used for making the vaccines for the past many decades since the modern science started manufacturing the vaccines.  This facts finds support in the following news report published in a reputed magazine 'Business Today'.  This report was highlighted b...

  German airline Lufthansa derives its name from Sanskrit words  lupta  लुप्त and  ha ṃ sa  हंस The Sanskrit word lupta  लुप्त  in the sense of highly elevated/disappeared  became  Middle English   lofte  (air, sky, upper region),  Old English   loft / lyft ,   Old Norse   lopt  (upper chamber, attic), Proto Germanic   luftuz  (air / sky) ,  Scots   lift ,  Dutch   lucht  (air),  German   Luft  (air),  and  English   lift ,  loft and  aloft .  L upta  लुप्त   combined with  haṃsa  हंस   ( a swan ) is the name of German airline Lufthansa.  In all these words, the sound change taking place is  pa to fa .

  Introduction With utmost purity of my mind and heart, I am eager to express my experience, what I have observed while studying the origin and etymology of the different languages around the world.   After the long and tedious work, I have reached on one conclusion that the different languages spoken today in the world originate from a single source i.e. the Sanskrit language.   Often we have heard that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages but we have not gone further to explore the veracity of this general statement.   In this work, I have tried to show how the lakhs of words in different languages have their origin in the Sanskrit dhatus (root words). The common source for the origin of all European languages In the present work, it has been shown etymologically as to how all European languages have evolved from Sanskrit. The etymologists do agree that all the European languages have originated from a common source but the evidence for this was found neither...