Soopa Soup and Joosa Juice

[Guest guest]

Did you know ...

 

janayitA - is the sanskrit root for the word 'progenitor' ?

 

And prajanan - is the sanskrit root for the word 'progeny' ?

 

And the Sanskrit joosa meaning soup gave rise to the word 'juice' ?

And the sanskrit 'soopa' meaning broth gave rise to the word 'soup'

and 'sip'.

 

So here is another way that we can pick up Sanskrit Vocabulary -

simply by knowing the etymology of some of the words used in English.

 

Please check the following link for a list of such words

 

http://www.angelfire.com/ma/vivekananda/sanscrit.html

 

Jai Maa

Latha

[Guest guest]

Am still up to date on Navratri prep schedule as of Oct. 6. Should we

e mail these updates directly to you, rather than as a post to the

group, and if so, how does one do that?

 

Would also like to do the M.M. again saturday.

 

Thanks! Jai Maa.

 

NirmalanandaLatha Nanda <lathananda > wrote:

Did you know ...janayitA - is the sanskrit root for the word

'progenitor' ?And prajanan - is the sanskrit root for the word

'progeny' ?And the Sanskrit joosa meaning soup gave rise to the word

'juice' ? And the sanskrit 'soopa' meaning broth gave rise to the

word 'soup' and 'sip'.So here is another way that we can pick up

Sanskrit Vocabulary - simply by knowing the etymology of some of the

words used in English.Please check the following link for a list of

such wordshttp://www.angelfire.com/ma/vivekananda/sanscrit.htmlJai

MaaLatha

 

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