Значение полифункциональных пракорней «КР» - «ТР» - «ВР» суть - К Р У Г !!!
Тема дня: «значение этимология слова БОГ ДЕНь»
Примечания. Русское слово «день» восходит к санскритскому слову «dina». Далее. Концепт счастья заключается в солярной семиотике: «tapa (sun) > deva (god) > zeva (happiness)». Альтэрнативые семантики: «tapa (sun) > dava (fire) > deva (god) / > diva (day)» - «dīpa (light) > diva (day)». Основополагающие чередования гласных фонем в части корня: «a > u > o»; «a > i > e > ai»; «u > i > ai»; «u > au».
Переклады: sun - солнце, light - свет, sky - небо, небеса, god - бог, deity - божество, бог, создатель, divinity - божество, day - день, сутки, heaven - небо, sky - небо, beauty - красота.
проводка:
▪ *ToR(ov) → TaRbati => Ta_mbati → Ta_pa ( => Di_v›na → Di_nyati ) > De_va → De_vyati
▪ Ta_pa > Da_va > Dyu__(›ti) ( > Syu›o__na ) => D›Joy__tis → D-Jyo__tate
примечания:
реконструкт - «*» | диарэзия - (_) - (_) | преназал: m- | суффикс - [b] | постглайд: -y | постспирант: -h | суффикс второго ряда - [t]
лексикология:
этимология слов - deva ( бог [светило] ) - diva - dina ( день [свет] ) - dyotis - jyotis ( свет ) - этимон *tor ( круг ), значение слов - tarbati ( двигать ). корень слов √ - TR, корневые морфемы слов - D_, основы слов - D_v - D_n - D__t - J__t.
семантика:
● *ToR(ov) ( круг в протэтике ) → TaRbati (санскр. to go, to move ) => Tambati (санскр. to go, to move ) → Tapa (санскр. the sun; heat, warmth; the hot season ) > Deva (санскр. a deity, god; a cloud; all the gods; the image of a god, an idol vishna; a god on earth or among men, either brahman, priest, or king, prince [as a title of honour, esp. in the voc. "your majesty" or "your honour"; sport, play; spearman, lancer ), Devana (санскр. splendour, shining; desire; etc. ), Devaka (санскр. a god, deity ), Devatā (санскр. godhead, divinity [abstr. & concr.]; image of a deity, idol ), Daiva (санскр. a deity; divine power or will, destiny, fate, chance ), Daivya (санскр. divine power or effect; fortune, fate ), Daivata (санскр. a god, a deity; image of a god, idol ), Daivatapati (санскр. "lord of gods" ), Devī (санскр. a female deity, goddess ), Devadeva (санскр. "god of gods", name of brahma ), Devadhideva (санскр. "god over gods", an arhat jain ), ekaDeva (санскр. the only god , supreme lord ), aDeva (санскр. one who is not a god; mfn. godless, impious ), aDevatā (санскр. one who is not a deity ), Devaloka (санскр. the world or sphere of any divinity; heaven or paradise ), Devapatha (санскр. "god's path", heaven; milky way ), Devapati (санскр. name of indra ), Devabodhi (санскр. "god-inspired" name of a poet ), Devadhiṣnya (санскр. seat [i .e. chariot] of a god ), Devanala (санскр. "god reed" ), Devakula (санскр. "deity-house", a temple ), Devabhojya (санскр. "food of gods", amrita; nectar ), Devabhoga (санскр. pleasure of the gods, heavenly joy ), Devacitta (санскр. the will of the gods ), Devakarman (санскр. religious act or rite, worship of the gods ), Devaliṅga (санскр. the image or statue of a deity ), Devapratimā (санскр. image of a deity, idol ), Devapatnī (санскр. having a god as husband, the wife of a god ), Devaratha (санскр. the car or vehicle of a god; a car for carrying the images of the gods in a procession ), Devatāpratimā (санскр. "god-image", an idol ), Daivāhōrātra (санскр. a day and night of the gods [= a year of men] ), Devātideva (санскр. a god surpassing all other gods ), Devavedhū (санскр. the wife of a god ), Devāyatana (санскр. "the dwelling of a god", a temple ), Devyoni (санскр. place or origin of a god, a divine birth-place; the sacred wood used for kindling fire; a demi-god or demon ), Devāyuṣa (санскр. the life-time of a god ), Devazruta (санскр. "having divine knowledge", = lord, god; a sacred treatise or manual ), suDeva (санскр. a good or real god ), sīryaDeva (санскр. the god ), atiDeva (санскр. a superior god; surpassing the gods ), dharmaDeva (санскр. the god of justice ), janaDeva (санскр. the "nam-god", king ), kamādeva (санскр. the god of love ), kṣitiDeva (санскр. "earth-god", i.e. a brahman ), mānaDeva (санскр. "god among men", king, prince ), manuṣyaDeva (санскр. "man-god", prince, king ), naraDeva, nrDeva (санскр. "man-god", a king ), nrDevī (санскр. a princess, queen ), samgrāmaDeva (санскр. "war-god", name of a king ), cakraDeva (санскр. "having the wheel [of a war-chariot] for his deity" name of a warrior ), ātmaDevatā (санскр. a tutelary deity ), samudraDeva (санскр. the god of the ocean ), Devastrī (санскр. the wife of a deity ), Devapūjaka (санскр. worshipper of the gods ), mahāDeva (санскр. "great deity" ), Devātman (санскр. the divine roul ), paraDevatā (санскр. the highest deity ), pratiDevatā (санскр. corresponding deity ), Devavara (санскр. a superior or supreme deity; a divine boon or blessing ), siddhaDeva (санскр. "perfected deity" ), adhiDeva (санскр. a presiding or tutelary deity ), adhiDaiva(ta) (санскр. a presiding or tutelary deity, the supreme deity, the divine agent operating in material objects ), ambuDeva, ambuDaiva (санскр. "having the waters as deity" name of the astrological mansion purvashadha ), kulaDeva (санскр. family destiny ), kulaDaiva (санскр. family destiny; the family deity ), Daivayoga (санскр. juncture of fate, fortune, chance ), Daivajña (санскр. astrologer ), Daivagati (санскр. "course of destiny", fortune ), Daivalekhaka (санскр. fortune-teller, astrologer ), durDaiva (санскр. bad luck, misfortunate; mfn. unfortunate ib. )
▪ Deva (санскр. a god; etc. ) > Zeva (санскр. prosperity, happiness; name of agni ) => Zaiva (санскр. auspiciousness, welfare, prosperity )
▪ Deva (санскр. a god ) → Devayati (санскр. to religious, to divine or shining )
▪ Devabhū (санскр. a god or heaven ) → Devabhū (санскр. to become a god )
▪ Tapa (санскр. the sun; etc. ) > Diva (санскр. day, day by day, deily; heaven, sky ), Divasa (санскр. day; heaven ), Divan (санскр. day), Divya (санскр. the divine world or anything divine; pl. the celestial regions, the sky, heaven ), Divyatā (санскр. divinity nature ), Divyardz (санскр. astrologer ), Divyadohada (санскр. divine desire, the object of a deity's desire ), Divigata (санскр. a god; mfn. being in heaven ), Divija (санскр. a god; heaven-born, celestial ), Diviṣad (санскр. a god; mfn. sitting or dwelling in heaven ), Divaukas (санскр. "sky-dweller", a deity; a deer; a bee; an elephant ), triDiva (санскр. the 3rd or most sacred heaven [in general] ), Divādi (санскр. beginning of day, morning ), Divāmani (санскр. "day-jewel", sun ), Divasakara (санскр. "day-maker", the sun ), Divasamukha (санскр. "day-face", deybreak, down ), Divasezvara (санскр. "day-lord", the sun ), Divasanātha (санскр. "day-lord", the sun ), Divasabhartr (санскр. "day-lord", sun ), Divigamana (санскр. "sky-traveller", a planet, star, "star-jevel", sun ), Divābhīti (санскр. "having fear by day", an owl ), suDivasa (санскр. bright or fine day )
▪ Diva (санскр. day ) > Ziva (санскр. happiness, welfare; mfn. happy, fortunate ), Zivatāti (санскр. auspiciousness, happiness, welfare )
▪ Diva (санскр. day ) → Dīvyati -te (санскр. to shine, to be bright ), Divyati (санскр. to long for heaven )
▪ Diva (санскр. heaven, sky ) => dīDivi (санскр. heaven, final emancipation; mfn. shining, bright; risen [as a star] ), diDivi (санскр. the sky )
▪ Diva (санскр. day; heaven, sky ) => Dina (санскр. a day ), Dinaika (санскр. one day ), Dinakara (санскр. sun ), Dinakartr (санскр. "day-maker", sun ), Dinakezava (санскр. "day-hair", darkness ), Dinanukha (санскр. "day-face", daybreak ), Dinanātha (санскр. "day-lord", sun ), Dinānta(санскр. "day-end", sunset, evening ), Dinānza (санскр. "day-portion", day-time ), Dinapati (санскр. "day-lord", the sun ), Dinapranī (санскр. "day-leader", the sun ), Dinarajā (санскр. "day-king", the sun ), Dinikā (санскр. a day's wages ), Dinādhiza (санскр. "day-lord", the sun ), Dinabandhu (санскр. "day-friend", the sun ), Dinamani (санскр. "day-jewel", the sun ), Dinārambha, Dinādi, Dinodya, Dinamukha (санскр. daybreak ), arkaDina (санскр. a solarday ), durDina (санскр. a rainy or cloudy day, bed weather ), gataDina (санскр. thd past day, yesterday ), himardurDina (санскр. a snowly day, cold end bad weather ), hyustanaDina (санскр. the day just past, yesterday ), induDina (санскр. a lunar day ), kudiDina (санскр. an evil day; rainy day ), raviDina (санскр. day of the sun ), Daina (санскр. mfn. relating to a day, diurnal, daily ), Dainika (санскр. mfn. daily, diurnal: etc. ), suDina (санскр. a bright fine day ) → suDināyate (санскр. to become a fine day, to clear up )
▪ Dina (санскр. day ) → Dīnyati -te (санскр. to shine, to bright )
▪ Tapa (санскр. sun; etc. ) > Tāvīṣa (санскр. gold; heaven ), Tāvīṣī (санскр. name of daughter of indra [or "of the moon"] ), Tavīṣa (санскр. gold; heaven ), Tavīṣī (санскр. name of daughter of indra ), Tāviṣa (санскр. gold; heaven ), Taviṣa (санскр. mfn. strong, energetic, courageous; power, strength; heaven ib. ), Taviṣī (санскр. power, strength, violence, courage; a heavenly virgin ["name of a daughter of indra"] ), Tavas (санскр. mfn. strong, energetic, courageous; power, strength, courage ), Tavasya (санскр. strength )
▪ Tapa (санскр. the sun; heat; etc. ) > Dava (санскр. fire; heat, burning; fever ), Dāva (санскр. fire; heat, etc. ) > Dyu (санскр. sky, heaven; day; brightness, shoon, glow ), Dyū (санскр. delighting in; etc. ) > Dyuti (санскр. splendour [as a goddess], brightness, lustre, majesty, dignity ), Dyut (санскр. shining, splendour, ray of light ), Dyutāna (санскр. mfn. shining, bright ), Dyutikara (санскр. the polar wind ), Dyudhāma (санскр. having one's abode in heaven, a god ), Dyujana (санскр. a god ), Dyupati (санскр. "sky-lord", a god; the sun; name of indra ), Dyuṣad (санскр. "sitting in heavenly", a god raja; a planet ), Dyusad (санскр. a god ), Dyusadman (санскр. a god ), Dyoṣad (санскр. sitting in heaven", a deity ), Dyuga (санскр. "sky goer", bird ), Dyumani, Dyuratna (санскр. "sky-jewel", sun ), Dyupatha (санскр. "sky-path", the upper part of the sky ), Dyuloka, Dyauloka (санскр. the heavently world ), Dyuvan (санскр. sun; heaven, heavently grove ), Dyauttra (санскр. light, splendour ), mahāDyuti (санскр. mfn. of great splendour, very bright or glorious )
▪ Dyut (санскр. splendour, etc. ) > Dyumna (санскр. splendour, glory, majesty, power, strength; enthusiasm, inspiration; wealth, possession; food )
▪ Dyuti (санскр. splendour [as a goddess], brightness, lustre, majesty, dignity ) => Dyotis (санскр. light, brightness; star; sinning insect; fire-fly ), Dyotiṣpatha (санскр. star-path ) | → Dyotate (санскр. to shine, to be bright or brilliant ), Dyotayati (санскр. to make bright or illuminate, irradiate ) → Dyota (санскр. light, brilliance; sunshine, heat ), Dyotani (санскр. brightness, splendour ), Dyotana (санскр. lamp; shining, being bright; illumination; making manifest, explaining, showing; seeing, sight ), āDyota (санскр. light, brilliance ), khaDyota (санскр. the sun ), khaDyotana (санскр. "sky-illuminator", the sun ) | > praDyotate (санскр. to begin to shine ), praDyotayati (санскр. to irradiate, to illumine ) → praDyota (санскр. radiance, light; a ray of light ), praDyotana (санскр. the sun; blazing, shining, light ) | > samudDyotate (санскр. to blaze up, to shine, to shine forth ), samudDyotayati (санскр. to cause to shine or shine ) | > udDyotate (санскр. to blaze up, to shine, to shine forth ), udDyotayati (санскр. to cause to shine or shine forth ) → udDyota (санскр. the act of flashing up, becoming bright or visible, revelation; light, lustre ), udDyotana (санскр. the act of enlightening, illumination ) | > viDyotate (санскр. to flash forth, to lighten, to shine forth [as the rising sun]; to hurl away by a stroke of lightning; to illuminate ), viDyotayati (санскр. to illuminate, to irradiate, to enlighten, to make brilliant ) → viDyota (санскр. a flash of light, lightning ), viDyotana (санскр. lightning )
▪ Dyotate (санскр. to shine, to be bright or brilliant ) => Yotate (санскр. to shine )
▪ Dyotis (санскр. light, brightness; star; etc. ) => Jyotis (санскр. light [of the sun, dawn, fire, lightning, &c.]; brightness [of the sky], light appearing in the 3 worlds, viz. on earth, in the intermediate region, and in the sky or heaven; fire, flash of lightning; moonlight; eye-light; the eye; du. sun and moon; pl. the heavenly bodies, planets and stars; sg. the light of heaven, celestial world; light as the divine principle of life or source of intelligence, intelligence ) → Jyotate (санскр. to shine ), Jotate (санскр. to shine ), Jyotayati (санскр. to shine upon, to illuminate ) > avaJyotayati (санскр. to light up or cause a light to shine upon, to illumine ) → avaJyotana (санскр. causing a light to shine upon, illumining )
▪ Jyotis (санскр. light [of the sun, dawn, fire, lightning, &c.]; brightness [of the sky], etc. ) > Jyotiṣmat (санскр. the sun; mfn. luminous, brilliant, shining, belonging to the world of light, celestial ), Jyotiṣa (санскр. the sun; an astronomer buddh.; a particular magical formula for exorcising the evil spirits supposed to possess weapons; the science of the movements of the heavenly bodies and divisions of time dependant thereon ), Jyotirloka (санскр. the world of light ), Jyotiṣtva (санскр. luminousness; the state of light ), Jyotā (санскр. "the brilliant one", mystical name of a cow ), Jyotiṣmat (санскр. the sun; mfn. luminous, brilliant, shining, belonging to the world of light, celestial ), Jyotiriñja (санскр. "star-knower", an astronomer ), Jyotiriṅjana (санскр. "moving light", firefly ), Jyotiṅkana (санскр. a spark of fire ), Jyotsnā (санскр. a moonlight night; moonlight; pl. light, splendour ), Jyotsnāvāpī (санскр. "moonlight-receptacle", the moon ), Jyotsneza (санскр. "moonlight lord", the moon ), Jyau (санскр. planet jupiter ), Jyotīratha (санскр. mfn. one whose chariot is light; the polestar; a kind of serpent ), Jyotirvid (санскр. knowing the stars, an astronomer ), Jyotiṣika, Jyautiṣika (санскр. an astronomer ), Jyotirvidyā, Jyotiṣavidyā (санскр. astronomy ), Jyotiṣkana (санскр. a spark of fire ), Jyautsna (санскр. the light half of a mouth ), ātmaJyotis (санскр. the light of the soul or supreme spirit ), bhūtajyotis (санскр. "light of living beings", name of king ), barhirJyotis (санскр. fire or the god of fire ), ekaJyotis (санскр. "the only light", name of shiva ), hiranyaJyotis (санскр. splendour of golden ), khaJyotis (санскр. a shinng flying insect ), mahājyotis (санскр. "having great splendour", name of siva; a species of plant ), meghajyotis (санскр. "drink-light", lightning, a flash of lightning ), sūryaJyotis (санскр. mfn. having the sun's light ), svarJyotis (санскр. mfn. shining with heaven's light ), tamoJyotis (санскр. "ligit in darkness", a fire-fly ), zataJyoti(s) (санскр. the moon ), zukraJyotis (санскр. mfn. having bright splendour )
▪ Dyut (санскр. shining, spledour, ray of light ) > Syutna (санскр. happiness, delight ) | > diDyut (санскр. an arrow, missile, thunderbolt of indra; flame ib.; mfn. shining, glittering )
▪ Dyu (санскр. sky, heaven; brightness, etc. ) => Syūna (санскр. a ray of light; the sun; a sack ), Syūnā (санскр. a ray of light; a girdle ) => Syona (санскр. a ray of light, the sun; delight, happiness; a sack; mfn. soft, gentle, pleasant, agreeable [esp. to walk upon or sit upon], mild, tender ), Syonam (санскр. a soft couch, comfortable seat, pleasant site or situation ), Syonakrt (санскр. mfn. one who causes comfort or happiness )
▪ Syūnā (санскр. a ray of light; a girdle ) => Syūma (санскр. a ray of light; water ) → Syūmaka (санскр. delight, happiness )
▪ Dyu (санскр. sky, heaven; brightness, etc. ) => [?] Dyo (санскр. sky, heaven ) | => diDyu (санскр. the sky, heaven; a missile, weapon, arrow )
фоно-семантика:
TR > TR[*v > b] > T_[mb > p > v] > Z/D_[v > n] > S/D(y)_[_][t > d / > m] > Y/Jy_[_][t]
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