How do you say/Maps

Kalmisto also means graveyard in finnish

Lounas is south west

These maps are trying to separate us

[Throat singing intensifies]

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Norway has much more than just "jeg", it's a dialectal clusterfuck

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Gay

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Why is everything from proto-slavic without etymology? Why would proto-slavs have a word for science if it was only invented in the 17th century?

Russian - Ya
Belorussian - Ja
logic????

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this is a great thread eestibro, where did you get all of these?
is there a way to generate part of them automatically or is this all manual work?

how do you say the E with the apostrophe?
like ee? or eh?

I've just saved them to my maps folder from previous threads

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>millimallikas
Estonian is cute!
C U T E

True, around my area alone there are tons of ways of saying it.
E, I, Æ, Jeg, Eg

How do you say sauna?

Swedish: bastu
Every other language: sauna

>I
Atrocious. It's "Jien". Also, "maps" is "mapep".
ġiraffa*
I've never heard of the word "Linċi", but it's not like we ever talk about them.
Same as the Lynx, but the word "Ċerv" is almost the same as "Ċerva" which means deer, so I guess it makes a bit sense.

Based Jämtland, you make us proud.

It's ail not ali here

All of them actually have an etymology
znanost from znanje - knowledge
nauk from uk - a teaching and na - to/on, ie "something that is taught"
veda - from verb vedeti meaning to know
And even the one listed as ? (which I guess is kashubian) comes from učenje meaning teaching similar to "uk"

Sad!

é = ye

like in "yes", which in icelandic alphabet would be spelled "éss"

terem is not "grow" wtf
it's more like produce, beget
do people "grow" iron, wood?
if I appear somewhere I grew there?
very bad translation

You mean science was invented?

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what would "és" sound like then

Yes? Do you even know what science is or do you thing science is cool flashy mechanisms and star charts and architecture n sheeit?

The scientific method got formalized more or less during the 17th century. There was knowledge and smart men before that, obviously, but not science.

Thanks. Are you some sort of linguist?

it's called
>luggs :DDDDDD
here

cute polar bear

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What the fuck Greece

Mapa
The origin of the word map is actually from semetic (via Latin)
The original meaning of the word is ''table cloth'', though in modern Hebrew it also gained the meaning of ''geogriphical chart'' via Spanish

Im a slovenian with a passing interest in language

>a kwal is called medusa
lol how fitting

Agree with you concerning the term science defined as proved by empiric methods. So e. g. Archimedes was a researcher only...

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In the Netherlands a kwal (jellyfish) also refers to a person who is a slimeball.

the eternal sw*de will stop at nothing to annihiliate Finnish culture, even at the language level.

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Britof in dialects/colloquial Slovene

>baratxuri

Oh Basque

Does anyone have any maps like this for other languages? I've seen some German ones (I believe for bread rolls, among others)

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Based Hellas

What's wrong with Greeks Bgarians and Albanians

Are they White

lets not pretend that "pokopališče" wasn't invented in the 19th century because every slovenian just said britof

whiter than you ahmed

Your theory could hold water but I found a use back on the turn from the 17th to 18th century. It comes from "pokopati" (to bury) so there's no reason why it couldn't have been in use for a very long time

>Dut
I'm pretty sure it's Ni

do you support a free euskadi?

Euskadi doesn’t need independence, it already has a sweet deal with the Spanish government

We actually have word "wiedza" but it means specifically "knowledge" while "nauka" is "science"

>t. friegaplatos c*stellano

Knowledge and science are different words with different meanings.

Georgia and Norway are the biggest cucks

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Yes, that's exactly what I said.

btw, Polish "wiedza" is related to Sanskrit "Veda" and both mean the same

muh Aryan feels

Karhu is the official word but we also have
>mesikämmen
honey paw
>kontio
(archaic) crawler or otherwise related to the verb "kontata", to crawl
>kouvo
I don't know the etymology
>otso and ohto
These are actually the original words meaning bear, and they are likely related to the Romance orso and oso
>nalle
teddy
>metsän kuningas
King of the Forest

Wrong, it's I in all of Austria

It's Knofl in Austria

It's Sidn in Austria

It's the same thing if you say Ellas/Hellas and Ellada in modern Greek, everyone knows that Hellas means Ellada but Ellada is just much more common nowadays.

We are Romans

This map is ridiculously wrong

Wtf we are Estonians now

No, we're saying it the proper way. Based Hellas.

No I’m a Brit that’s a regular visitor to Euskadi

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>Hajzelj
That's a weird way of spelling Heisl

>sralnjak

that is the most Croatian thing that I have read in my life

>ant

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>Lounas is south west
Or "lunch", is that the words relation to midday?

Based Norge!

>Ant, From Arabic lamt, obscure origin.
I'm a unique snowflake

Hajzelj > Heisl

Še najbolj hrvaška je zahod

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No you're not, need I remind you that Estonians aren't balts, but finnics? Proto-Baltic is the origin lanugage of Latvian and Lithuanian, not Estonian

gufubað

Because etimology is fake science.

"alforreca" is probably more common, atleast where I live. Probably from arabic, given the "al".

aaah stop this stupid occitania meme it never existed

The group of languages did, though. At one point it had more speakers than the Langues D'oïl

>mwannalagh
kek, I wanna laugh too.

Funny how in slovenian you say Polshter, but the surrounding austrian provinces say Polster. Only Tirol and Vorarlberg which don't even border you, also say Polshter

it's pronounced poushter, idk what the mapmaker meant by enlarging the L's like that

it comes from naučiti - to learn

Huh, okay. Still odd that you use the "sh"

Happens with some words. There's also kunšt(en), for example

What does that mean? Art?

>Yunanistan

immigration from South Tyrol did take place in NW Slovenia. Ivan Cankar, our greatest writter, had Tyrolean roots afaik.

No, knowledge. It's used in an ironic sense, though, if someone says something stupid.

Okay, knowledge might be the wrong term, more like intelligence.

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kartta (russian loan word)

we say ajmar at home and I'm ljubljanese desu

>different from others
Nice

Tako kot očitno celotna Gorenjska glede na zemljevid sem tudi jaz zmeden in včasih rečem ajmar, drugič pa lambar. Dostikrat pa koga slišim reči kangla.

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