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>Pies

Kiůt

why is chien and hund both red?

>pies
Wish I had some pies rn mmmm

>hundur
>madra or gadhar
>ghjacaru
>hund

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>ghjacaru
>txakur
>τσαkάλι

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Makes 0 sense

where the fuck the "ghjacaru" on Corsica comes from?

I always love how these maps paint our coastal as 100% Swedish when it's more like 5% speaking Swedish and rest Finnish.

From you, subhuman sczhcecmzxhc

probbaly the same source as the txakur of Basque and our τσαkάλι
It ultimately comes from Sanskrit apparently

we need this country to exist

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Why do you use pes sobaka for Ua but only sobaka for Ru , do ukrops have both words for dog with no gender distinction unlike us?

Kelb (kelba if female) is also used to describe a cruel person.

>sobaka gadhar hundur

dog also means an ugly woman

does hound come from hund? and does canine come from cund? interesting

>does hound come from hund

obviously

I think a lot of languages use dog word as slur :
Suka
Bitch
Miststück if I remember correctly

do people in Scotland really say dug?

Yeah, I just wanted to mention how we use it.It makes no sense in our case since dogs aren't really cruel in general.
In fact sometimes we say something like "Calling you a dog is a dishonour to dogs!" or "I can't call you a dog because dogs are better than you!"

t. unconnected to their indo-european etymological roots

PERRO

Based Galicia.

Cane?

Miststück doesn't mean dog.
But in german they say "du Hund" (you dog) this swearing has been popularized by muslims who are used to using dog as an insult (ya kelb, khara kelb is very popular among the local diaspora)

Narb*Noland

I'm PETA
You don't get to bring pets

Hund has been a popular swearword in Austria ever since. Nothing to do with muslim immigration here

Bastard devil dug!

based

Lak du Hund

What the fuck is the point of Scots? Why go as far as inventing your own cock-garbling dialect to pretend you're not British?

>lak
will wissen was das ist

this

>Pena

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irgendwas moslemisches

we also say cadelo

corsica is italian

pes (pronounced pəs)

it's no more different to regular english than some other regional british dialects, it's just that scottish people often like to type in their accent which is fairly obnoxious

>pies
>töpek

This is gold.

does anybody else say something similar to "cucek"? czechs perhaps?

>latgale countryside
>russian
Whoever made that map is retarded. Russians are concentrated in the cities, the countryside is predominantly Latvian everywhere in the country.

>τσαkάλι
Is that like "tsakali"?

Chien and hund have the same h-n root. It's also related to our s-n root and the latin c-n root.

Eeeeeh, yeah? Isn't that obvious Letonia-kun?

No, I just know those characters from math but I am not sure how they would be pronounced.

based bulgarbros

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The actual greek word for jackal is Θως

OwO

Lol, "kuce" (koo-tse) means "bitch" in Latvian.

heretic central

W-what?

Greek also has the word Κύων (Kyon), but it's archaic and only used for compound words.
It has the same origin as canis, hound, etc.
The word Cynic (Κυνιkός) originates from it.

Σkύλος (Skylos) originally meant meant dog puppy.
Lithuanian Skalikas (hound) as well as Kale (bitch) are related.

Do you have jackals in Greece? Why would the English word for jackal get mixed up with the Greek for word dog?

Nothing, Θως just resembles it a bit

We got it from the Turks
Nah, we don't have that many, only in rural areas
Now where english got it's word for jackal I don't know.

>Greek also has the word Κύων (Kyon), but it's archaic and only used for compound words.
>k-n
That looks like the Indo European word while the "tsakali" one must be the Pelasgian one.

cucek is Slovenian for small dog

Looks like English got it from Turkish as well.
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jackal

If I read it right it should be like "Thos" or "Thoz". What's special about that weird unravelled version of sigma?

Of course the word itself is ultimately from Sanskrit, thereby proving that it has an IE root.
>Thos
Correct.
We just use this version of sigma to end words, no difference otherwise.

Yeye i know that it wouldnt sound anything like OwO, but the visual resemblance is there

>the word itself is ultimately from Sanskrit,
It's not "from sanskrit", it is shared among Sanskrit and other IE languages. Sanskrit hasn't had any direct lexical influence on the European languages.

Unless you mean the "tsakali" one, of course. A lot of posters here seem to think indo european languages originate in India for some reason.

>Sanskrit hasn't had any direct lexical influence
Uhm, excuse me, but when you borrow a word from a language that has borrowed it from Sanskrit, isn't that direct lexical inlfuence, since the word itself is Sasnkrit as far as we know?
The original word hasn't been found in any older languages, so it is assumed that it is from Sanskrit, for now.

I meant the "tsakali" one indeed.

Looking at etymology it's "šagal" in Persian and Sanskrit and thus an Indo-Aryan word for jackal, unrelated to the k-n/h-n/s-n word for "dog".

>check er/etymologymaps
>the latest contributions are the terms for 80, 8, pineapple, republic and the Baltic sea

why would they map the exact words that are the most likely to prove to be same everywhere?

Yeah I misread your intent. There has been transmission from Persian and Indian through other languages and colonial loanwords to the west, but what I mean to say is that the core words in our languages don't descend from sanskrit.

Persian especially.

Crimeans confirmed KARA BOGA

>pis
Is this where the slang word piski comes from?

There's also alternative пёc (pjos) in Russian.

It's not. It's 5% for whole Finland and more in those areas, obviously.

and we've also got the diminutive kužek (alongside psiček), which seems related to the BG kuče and the BSH kučka (bitch)

>so baka

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No its from scandi, bikkje meaning dog mainly a bitch.

no

What did he mean by this?

>Russia
>not the same with Ukraine
bullshit
we have both coбaкa and пёc

Bulgarian also has "pes", used for nasty, violent dogs.

Based Hungarian steppebros

That's very similar to cadela, which mean female dog in Portuguese.

bump

>used for nasty, violent dogs

But enough about Bulgarian females!

butthurt pekka

Compared to the Balkans, how türked is Crimea?

canine comes from caninus,a,um, deriving from canis,canis