Ani jan, thank you for another amazing work! The best word to compare the similarities of those languages is the Vine or Wine in Ibero-Celtic or Latin languages, Gini or Geenee in Armenian, Gwin in Welsh. The word Month is Amis in Armenian, Mis in Welsh, Mois in French, Mhi in Irish, Mese in Italian, Mes in Spanish. The word Door is Dur in Armenian, Tur in German, Drws in Welsh, Doras in Irish; however, Latin, Spanish, and Italian use the Greek word Porta. I think that Welsh is the language that can tie these languages with the Armenian language because Welsh is the modern Cimmerian. The Welsh call their language Gomarreg and their country Gymru, which sounds very similar to the Armenian town Gyumri because the Welsh lived in the Armenian Highlands and the Caucasus. The Cimmerians, the Mar or Mari people (Marastan, Martuni, Marash, Martunashen) and the Sumerians spoke different dialects of the same language, the one language that all people spoke on Earth according to the Bible, and they shared Gomer as their common ancestor. I think my ancestors spoke Armenian no matter how many generations ago, and the same way Hayks ancestors spoke the same language he spoke, including Noah, Japheth, Gomer, Torgom or Togarmah. For those who dont know about Hayk, Hayk was the ancestor of all Armenians, and he named his land and his people to honor his eldest son, Aramaneak or Armenak. Thats why we, Armenians, call ourselves Hayy after Hayk and the world calls us Armenians. I hope it helps. Best Regards, Garegin Nalbandian
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 12:33:58 +0000
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