Aryan Invasion Theory - Publication - Vivekananda Kendra

VIVEKANANDA KENDRA PATRIKA ARYAN INVASION THEORY VOL-II
Slovenian language shows more similarity
with Sanskrit than Russian and Hindi:
it kept all the forms and the dual closer
to Sanskrit. A very similar picture can be
observed in the comparison of noun declensions.
The Sanskrit noun ‘mâti’, chosen
as a typical example and shown below
declined in singular number, has
Table 3. Declination of the Sanskrit noun ‘mâti’
Sanskrit Slovenian Russian Hindi English
nominative mâtâ mati mat’ mâtâ mother
accusative mâtâram mater mat’ mâtâ ko mother
instrumental mâtrâ materjo materju mâtâ ne, se by mother
dative mâtre materi materi mâtâ ke liye to mother
ablative mâtur matere - mâtâ se from mother
genitive mâtur matere materi mâtâ ka of mother, mother’s
locative mâtari materi materi mâtâ men on mother
vocative mâtar mati - he mâtâ mother
Furthermore, in addition to similarities in vocabulary (see Appendix),
declensions and conjugations, there are also additional morphological similarities,
as reflected in many derived forms.
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eight forms. In all compared languages,
same or similar endings and suffixes are
used to construct declension forms but
both modern Russian and Hindi lack several
forms if compared to Sanskrit. Once
again Slovenian language shows more
similarity with Sanskrit than Russian and
Hindi: it kept more forms and also the
dual along with the plural.