
Значение полифункциональных пракорней «КР» - «ТР» - «ВР» суть - К Р У Г !!!
Тема дня: «значение этимология слова СИЛА ЖИЗНь ВЕТЕР»
Примечания. Концепт силы и жизни заключается в семиотике - «солнце - свет > сила - жизнь [сила - энергия]»: «tejās (light, fire) > tejāsa (power)» - «tapa (sun) > tavas (power, strenght)» - «mahas (light > might, power)» - «zuṣman (fire > vigour, energy)» - «uṣā (morning light) > zūṣa (power, vital energy )». Концепт ветра заключается в семиотике - «солнце - огонь > ветер [сила - энергия]»: «pācala - pakala (fire; wind)» - «aṅgati - añcati (fire; wind)» - «srdāku - srnīka (fire; wind)». Ещё. Важно отметить один солярный суффикс - «-as», который восходит к слову aga (sun) или ahi (sun), в котором случилась подвижка согласного «g» или «h» на «s». Оный солярный суффикс «-as» чётко наблюдается в следующих солярных словах: «uṣās (morning light) - tapas (heat) - tavas (power, strenght) - divasa (day) - tejās (light, fire) - taviṣī (power) - dyotis (light) - jyotis (light) - rocas (light) - rocis (light) - mahas (light) - bhāsas (light, fire) - varcas (vigour) - ūrjās (vigour) - pājas (vigour) - ojas (vigour) - āzas (wish, desire)». Альтэрнативная семантика: vayas (vigour) > āyus (vigour) / > vāyu (wind [vigour]). Альтэрнативная семантика: anala (wind) ↔ anila (wind).
Переклады: sun - солнце, ligth - свет, fire - огонь, strength - сила, прочность, крепость, power - сила, мощь, энергия, власть, vital power - жизненная сила, energy - энергия, сила, мощность, vigour - сила, энэргия, life - жизнь, действительность, health - здоровье, sap - сок, живица, энергия, кровь, water - вода. wind - ветер, breath - дыхание, дуновение, nose - нос, mouth - рот. to breath - дышать, дуть [о ветре].
проводка:
▪
Va
Ra →
V*а
Rka ( =>
_ARka >
_A_ga›
yus =>
_A_gira›
nila ) >
Va
Rcas ( =>
Va
_ja›
yas ) =>
URjas ( →
URjayati ) =>
O_jas →
O_jayati
примечания:
реконструкт - «*» | диарэзия - (
_) - (
_) | суффикс - [
k]
лексикология:
этимология слов varcas ( сила ) - āyus ( сила ) - urjas - ojas ( сила ) - anala ( ветер [сила] ) - āna ( нос - рот [орган дыхания ) - этимон vara ( круг ), значение слов - vrka - v*arka - arka - aga ( солнце ) - agira ( огонь ). корень слов - VR, корневые морфемы слов - VR - _Ā_ - UR - O_ - _A_, основы слов - VRc - _Ā_y - URj - O_j - _A_n.
семантика:
●
*VoR ( круг в протэтике )
> VaRa (санскр. circle )
→ VRka,
*VaRka (санскр. sun )
> VaRcas (санскр. vital power, vigour, energy, activity, the illuminating power of fire or the sun i.e. brilliance, lustre, light; colour; splendour, glory; form, figure, shape; excrement, ordure, feces ),
VaRcasa (санскр. lustre, light, colour ),
VaRcaska (санскр. power, vigour, brightness; ordure, excrement ),
VaRcasvin (санскр. an energetic man; mfn. vigorous, active, energetic ),
suVaRcala (санскр. of the wife of the sun; of siva [as a manifestation of the sun] ),
suVaRcikā,
suVaRcin (санскр. natron ),
suVaRcasin (санскр. natron, alkali ),
sauVaRcala (санскр. natron, alkali )
▪
VaRcasa (санскр. lustre, light, colour )
→ VaRcate (санскр. to shine, to be bright ),
VaRcāyate (санскр. to shine )
▪
VaRcas (санскр. vital power, vigour, energy, activity, the illuminating power of fire or the sun i.e. brilliance, lustre, light; etc. ) =
> ŪRjās (санск. vigour, strength, power ),
ŪRja (санскр. power, strength, vigour, sap; life, breath; effort, exertion ),
ŪRjā (санскр. strength, vigour, sap; water ),
ŪRj (санскр. strength, vigour; sap, juice; food, refreshment ),
ŪRjita (санскр. valour, strength, power )
▪
ŪRja (санскр. power, strength, vigour, etc. )
→ ŪRjayati (санскр. to strengthen, to invigorate, to refresh ),
ŪRjayate (санскр. to be strong or powerful, to be happy; to live )
▪
ŪRjās (санскр. vigour, strength, power ) =
> Ojas (санскр. [ = ujas, = vajas ]. bodily strength, vigour, energy, ability, power; vitality [the principle of vital warmth and action throughout the body]; vigorous or emphatic expression; water; light, splendour, lustre; manifestation, appearance; support ),
Ojman (санскр. power, vigour, energy, speed velocity ),
Ojasvitā (санскр. magnificence, energetic or emphatic manner of expression or style ) |
→ Ojati,
Ojayati (санскр. to be strong or able; to increase, to have vital power ),
Ojāyate (санскр. to exhibit strength or energy, to make effort )
▪
Ojas (санскр. strength, vigour, energy, ability, power; etc. )
> mahaUjas (санскр. great might or power; a hero, champion; name of a king; mfn. very vigorous or powerful or mighty ),
anaUjasya (санскр. want of vigior ),
sUjanatva (санскр. su- prefix. goodness, kindness ),
sUjanatā (санскр. goodness, kindness, benevolence ),
sUjana (санскр. a good or virtuous or kind or benevolent person ),
saUjanya (санскр. goodness, kindness, benevolence, friendliness )
▪
ŪRjās (санскр. vigour, strength, power ) =
> aURjitya (санскр. vigour, strength ) =
> aUjasya (санскр. vigour, energy ),
aUjasa (санскр. gold )
▪
VaRcas (санскр. vital power, vigour, energy, etc. ) =
> Vāja (*-
s) (санскр. strength, vigour, energy, spirit, speed [esp. of a horse]; food, sacrificial food; a wing; sound; a contest, race, conflict, battle, war; the prize of a race or of battle, booty, gain, reward, any precious or valuable possession, wealth, treasure ) =
> Vayas (санскр. energy [both bodily and mental], strength, health, vigour, power, might; vigorous age, youth, prime of life, any period of life, age; enjoyment, food, meal, oblation ),
Vayā (санскр. power, vigour, strenght )
▪
Vāja (*-
s) (санскр. strength, vigour, energy, etc. ) =
> Pājas (санскр. firmness, vigour, strength; brightness, glitter, sheen [pl. shining colours] ib.; du. heaven and earth [as the two firm or shining surfaces; food )
▪
VRka,
*VaRka (санскр. the sun; moon ) =
> aRka (санскр. the sun; a ray, flash of lightning; fire; cooper ) =
> Aga (санскр. the sun )
> Āyus (санскр. life, vital power, vigour, health, duration of life, long life; active power, efficacy; the totality of living beings ),
Āyu (санскр. life, duration of life; name of fire [as the son of pururavas and urvasi]; a living being, man; living beings collectively, mankind; son, descendant, offspring; family, lineage; a divine personification presiding over life ),
Āyuṣam (санскр. vital power, abundance of life, longevity; "vivifying", name of a ceremony performed after a child's birth ),
Āyuṣka (санскр. the being fond of or depending on life ),
Āyuṣa (санскр. duration of life ),
devĀyuṣa (санскр. the life-time of a god ),
dehavĀyu (санскр. "body-wind", vital air ),
dvayĀyuṣa (санскр. a double life, lives ),
havanĀyuṣ (санскр. "having the burnt-offering for its life", fire ),
gatĀyus (санскр. mfn. one whose vital power has vanished, decayed, very old; dead ),
jagadĀyu (санскр. life-spring of the world", wind ),
kṣitĀyus,
kṣinĀyus (санскр. mfn. one whose life goes to an end ),
manuṣyĀyuṣa (санскр. the life-time of man ),
praĀyus (санскр. increased, vitality longer life ),
puruṣĀyuṣa (санскр. the duration of a man's life, age of man ),
sarvĀyus -
a (санскр. whole life ),
svĀyus (санскр. full vigour or life ),
tryĀyuṣa (санскр. threefold vital power [" threefold period of life i.e. childhood, youth, and old age"] ),
vizvĀyus (санскр. universal life, universal health [in a formula] ),
yajĀyus (санскр. the life [i.e. duration] of a sacrifice ),
zatĀyus (санскр. an age or life [consisting] of a hundred years )
▪
Aga (санскр. the sun; etc. ) =
> Agira (санскр. the sun, fire )
> Anila (санскр. wind, air; god of wind ),
Anilasakha,
Anilasārathi (санскр. "the friend of wind", name of fire ),
Anilāyana (санскр. way or course of the wind ),
javĀnila (санскр. "swift wind", a hurricane ),
himĀnila (санскр. cold or frost wind ),
hemantĀnila (санскр. a winter wind ),
svāsĀnila (санскр. wind [caused] by breathing, breath ),
mukhĀnila (санскр. "mouth-wind", breath ),
zvāsĀnila (санскр. wind [caused] be breathing, breath ),
velĀnila (санскр. a coast wind ),
vegĀnila (санскр. a violent wind )
▪
Agira (санскр. the sun, fire ) =
> Anala (санскр. fire; god of fire; wind )
> Ana (санскр. breath, respiration )
→ Anati,
Aniti (санскр. to breathe, to respire, to gasp; to live; etc. )
→ Āna (санскр. mouth; nose; face; exhaling the breath through the nose; inhalation, breath inspired, breathing, blowing ),
Ānana (санскр. the mouth; the face; entrance, door ),
Anana (санскр. breathing, living ),
Anuva,
Anva (санскр. blowing after )
▪
Anati,
Aniti (санскр. to breathe, to respire, to gasp; to live; to go, to move )
> abhiprĀniti (санскр. to breathe fort towards; to exhale, to breathe forth )
→ abhiprĀnana (санскр. exhaling ) |
> anuprĀniti (санскр. to breathe after ) |
> apĀniti (санскр. to breathe out, to expire )
→ apĀna (санскр. that of the five vital airs which goes downwards and out at the anus; the anus ),
apĀnadrh (санскр. strengthening the vital air ),
apĀnapavana (санскр. the vital air ) |
> avĀniti (санскр. to breathe or inhale ) |
> prĀniti (санскр. to breathe in, to inhale; to breathe; to to blow [wind]; to live ),
prĀnayati (санскр. to cause to breathe, to animate )
→ prĀna (санскр. the breath of life, breath, respiration spirit vitality; pl. life; pl. the 5 organs of vitality or sensation; air inhaled, wind; breath [as a sign of strength]. vigour, energy, power ),
prĀnana (санскр. the throat; breathing, respiration; the act of vivifying or animating ),
prĀnatha (санскр. breathing, respiration; air, wind; the lord of all living beings ),
prĀnin (санскр. a living or sentient being, living creature, animal or man ),
prĀnāyana (санскр. the offspring of the vital airs ),
prĀnasadman (санскр. "abode of vital airs", the body ),
prĀnasāra (санскр. vital energy ),
prĀnezvara (санскр. "lord of life", a husband, lover ),
mahaprĀna (санскр. the hard breathing or aspirate [heard in the utterance of certain letters]; the aspirated letters themselves; great spirit or power ) |
> samAniti (санскр. to breathe, to live )
→ samĀna (санскр. one of the five vital airs [that which circulates about the navel and is essential to digestion; it is personified as a son of] ),
samAnana (санскр. breathing together ) |
> udĀniti (санскр. to breathe upwards, emit the breath in an upwards direction; to breathe out, to breathe )
→ udĀna (санскр. breathing upwards; one of the five vital airs of the human body [that which is in the throat and rises upwards]; an eyelash; a kind of snake; joy, heart's joy [buddh.] )
→ udĀnayati (санскр. to disclose [the joy of one's heart] ) |
upaprĀna (санскр. a secondary vital air belonging to the body ) |
> vyAniti (санскр. to breathe, to respire, to inhale and exhale; to draw in the breath trough the whole body )
→ vyĀna (санскр. one of the five vital airs [that which circulates or is diffused through the body; personified as a son of udana and father of )
▪
Aga (санскр. the sun, fire )
> Asu (санскр. breath, life; life of the spiritual world or departed spirits; pl. the vital breaths or airs of the body, animal life; the spirit ),
Asumat (санскр. life ),
Asusama (санскр. "dear as life", a husband, lover )
▪
Agira (санскр. the sun, fire )
> Anirā (санскр. langour, want of vigour )
фоно-семантика:
VR > VR[k > c] > UR[j] > O_[j] / > P/V_[j > y] | VR[k] > _AR[k] > _A_[g > y / > n / > s]
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