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October-December 2009 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume I., Issue 4. _____________________________________________________________________________________ ´canal´) are variants of the canal meaning ´Földárok´, the same as ´Earth canal´. Hungarian Csörsz, Ördög and Engl. Earth etymologically are the same. 3. Summary In this paper we have demonstrated the connecting topic for a group of the words and we have indicated those mistakes that the academic system makes in respect to the etymology of Hungarian words, grammar, and language. We have also indicated that we have to judge the connections of the Hungarian language to other languges in another way that is currently taught in Hungarian schools. For this we need to know the material and intellectual culture of the ancient Hungarian people, which is belonging to the culture of the Scythian and Hunnish people, including the languages. Furthermore, the Hungarian language and culture are also closely related to the culture and languages of the descendants of the Scythian and Hunnish people. This knowledge was up until now officially suppressed, deriving Hungarian basic words from Uralic, Finno-Ugrian or Ugrian ages as ancient spiritual heritage raises difficulties in understanding our language, while the etymology of the words and the explanation of basic words are incorrect. On top of all this, these academics consider as late development or loan from some languages those words, which they could not put into the Uralic language family. All the remaining words are classified by them from an origin perspective either as unknown or of uncertain origin. The names of points of the compass, names of seasons, names of parts of the day belong to the most ancient core of our word-stock, they can not be loanwords from Slavic languages and they can not be an ancient heritage from Uralic, Finno-Ugrian or Ugrian ages. The roots of ancient Hungarian words are of thousands of years old, they lead to Scythian and Hunnish languages and even to the culture of Mesopotamia. At the same time we can gain universal way of thinking from studying Hungarian words. The main tenants of life are: birth, achievement, way to death and time of dreaming. The last part of the season contains death and source of new life at the same time; that is why tél can be the time of dreaming in accordance with the laws of nature and Universe. 4. List of abbreviations Alt. — Altaic, Altaian Azerb. — Azerbaijan Bashk. — Bashkir Bury.Mong. — Buryat _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2009 88
October-December 2009 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume I., Issue 4. _____________________________________________________________________________________ CC. — Codex Cumanicus Chag. — Chagatay Cher. — Cheremis Chuv. — Chuvash Engl. — English Est. — Estonish Fi. — Finnish Gag. — Gagauz Germ. — Garman Hak. — Hakas Hung. — Hungarian Ind. — Indian Yak. — Yakut Karach. — Karachay Kaz. — Kazakish Kirg. — Kirgiz K.kalp. — Karakalpak Kum. — Kumik Lp. — Lapponish Md. — Mordvin MdE. — Mordvin-Erza MdM. — Mordvin-Moksha Mong. — Mongolian Nog. — Nogayish Oyr. — Oyrot Osm. — Osmanish Osty. — Ostyakish Russ. — Russian Tat. — Tatarish Turk. — Turkish _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2009 89
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