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The Bashkirs are the Turkic people and they are living in the Urals.
The Ural Mountains are the oldest in the world. Probably the sacred mountain Iremel is a prototype of the Egyptian pyramids.
Languages of all peoples of the world contain the roots of Bashkir words.
I will try to show such examples.
Modern Bashkir language based only on the south-eastern dialects. North-western dialects have a close connection with the Tatar language. Modern Bashkir language is written in Cyrillic.
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The name of the Venezuelan President Maduro is derived from the Tuva word «маадыр» (maadyr) [a hero].
The Tuva word «маадыр» (madyr) [a hero] is derived from the Bashkir word «батыр» (Batyr) [(epic) hero; Hercules].
Example of converting letters “б” (b) and “м” [m] in the Bashkir language.
Малан (malan) [viburnum] \ Northern dialect of the Bashkir language and the language of the Tatar-Mishar\. Балан (balan) [viburnum] \South-eastern dialect of the Bashkir language and Tatar language\.
The English word "moose" is borrowed from the North American Indians.
This word comes from the Bashkir word "мышы" (mooshoo; old - moosoo) [elk].
In the Tatar language the first sound is changed. Tatar word «поши» (poshi) means an elk.
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The English word "baby", the Marathi word बेबे (bēbē) [a baby] and the Chinese word 寶貝 (bǎobèi) [a baby, my treasure! (about child)] are related.
Estonian word "beebi" [a baby] should be added to this list.
The Bashkirs are the Turkic people and they are living in the Urals.
The Ural Mountains are the oldest in the world. Probably the sacred mountain Iremel is a prototype of the Egyptian pyramids.
Languages of all peoples of the world contain the roots of Bashkir words.
I will try to show such examples.
Modern Bashkir language based only on the south-eastern dialects. North-western dialects have a close connection with the Tatar language. Modern Bashkir language is written in Cyrillic.
Mitochondrial DNA and Y Chromosome Variation Provides Evidence for a Recent Common Ancestry between Native Americans and Indigenous Altaians
The name of the Venezuelan President Maduro is derived from the Tuva word «маадыр» (maadyr) [a hero].
The Tuva word «маадыр» (madyr) [a hero] is derived from the Bashkir word «батыр» (Batyr) [(epic) hero; Hercules].
Example of converting letters “б” (b) and “м” [m] in the Bashkir language.
Малан (malan) [viburnum] \ Northern dialect of the Bashkir language and the language of the Tatar-Mishar\. Балан (balan) [viburnum] \South-eastern dialect of the Bashkir language and Tatar language\.
What I know about Bashkir language is that it is related to Turkish.
The Scottish Gaelic word "cairdeach" [related; connected by birth, or marriage; friendly], the Azerbaijani word "qardaş" [a brother, friendly address], the Armenian surname Kardashian and the Turkish word "kardeş\ kardaş" [a brother, a sister] are related.
The Aimara (Peru, Bolivia) word "wawa" [a baby], the Quechua word "wawa" [a baby] also are related with the English word "baby".
The English word "ox", the Icelandic word "uxa" [ox] and the Kyrgyz word "өгүз" (oguz)[ox] are related.
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The name of the Venezuelan President Maduro is derived from the Tuva word «маадыр» (maadyr) [a hero].
The Tuva word «маадыр» (madyr) [a hero] is derived from the Bashkir word «батыр» (Batyr) [(epic) hero; Hercules].
The Latin word "Pater" [father, the founder, the patriarch] and the Bashkir word «батыр» (Batyr) [(epic) hero; Hercules] are related.
The epic poem of the Bashkirs Ural-batyr you can read here
The English word "boss" and the name of the nation Bashkir are related.
The first part of the word "башкир" (Bash-kir) has several meaning. 1) a head 2) main 3) a chief…
The English word "boss" comes from the Bashkir word "баш" (bash) [main, chief, leader].
The English language preserved ancient pronunciation at the end of the word.
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The Aimara (Peru, Bolivia) word "wawa" [a baby], the Quechua word "wawa" [a baby] also are related with the English word "baby".
Compare: hausa (africa) 'ya'ya [children], quechua 'wawa' [a baby] and
finnish 'vauva' [a baby].
The modern Latin letter "v" is derived from the Phoenician letter "ү".
The Scottish Gaelic word "cairdeach" [related; connected by birth, or marriage; friendly], the Azerbaijani word "qardaş" [a brother, friendly address], the Armenian surname Kardashian and the Turkish word "kardeş\ kardaş" [a brother, a sister] are related.
The Hebrew word שאר (shair) [a relative] also is related.
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The Polish word "dureń" [a fool] and the Mongolian word "дүйрэн" (duiren) [stupid, moron] are related.
The Russian word "дурень" (duren) [a fool] comes from the Mongolian word "дүйрэн" (duiren) [stupid, moron].
The Sanskrit word बाल (bāla) [young, a cub] and The Kara-Kalpak word "бала" (bala) [a child] are related.
I doubt the Vietnamese word for "baby" is genetically related to the same word in various Indo-European languages unless it is a loan word. There is such a thing as coincidence.
For example, Japanese "onna" and Italian "donna" sound very similar and both mean "woman," but they are not related at all.
Japanese word 女(on'na) [woman], Italian word "donna" [woman] and Ukrainian pronoun "вона" (vona) [she] are related.
Japanese word 女(on'na) [woman], Italian word "donna" [woman] and Ukrainian pronoun "вона" (vona) [she] are related.
I realize you don't listen to a thing anyone else has to say; you are just talking into the wind, but "onna" and "donna" are NOT related. Their similarity is the merest coincidence.
The Italian word donna comes from a contraction of the Latin "domina." This is linked to the word "domus" which means "house."
There is NO connection between Latin "domus" (house) and Japanese "onna" (woman).
I do not know your qualifications, but I have a Master's degree in Linguistics and historical linguistics is something I've spent a great deal of time on. You can not randomly pick a pair of similar-sounding words from around the globe and make a case that they must be related.
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