"Strange " English language..

Why?

Because of pussy talks? Man, we are in a last times. If I am to die I want to die with pussy on my lips. Even literally.

You will suffocate.

let, let, let

I agree, jon.

Correct.Slavic languages had nothing to to with this, much as Crow wishes they had.


Or indeed farting LOL!!!!!!

No you moron. They don`t produce gasses. Its regular air

Or take word `DICK` in English.

In Serbian we have word DIKA and it means PRIDE and also can be used to describe persons. For example, a girl says: ``Moj dika mi dolazi.`` It means, in superlative sense ``My best of all / superb darling is coming to me.``

See? Dick is from Serbian pride and pussy is from Serbian kissing.

> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osiris

English/Egyptian OSIRIS / WSIR = Serbian OZIRIS (from Ozaren = One who is all smile, smiling face) and OZRAČEN = irradiated by sun) / Greek ZEVS = Serbian VSE and SVE = all)

During Ice age civilized Europe was Balkan and oldest language on Balkan is Serbian language, by linguists oldest European language. Only European ethnic name mentioned in ancient Indian Rg Veda manuscripts is the Serbian ethnic name in the form of SRBINDA (in modern day Serbian language Srbinda aka Srbenda means Serbian in superlative). In Veda`s texts Srbinda is mentioned in the context of conflict with Black God of Indra that forced Srbinda to retreat.

Not just Slavs. All Whites are ethnic Serbians. Nationalities come later. But in origin, all Europeans are one Serbian people.

a WITCH, WHITCHCRAFT and WICCA from Serbian VIKATI (to yell, to shout), Veštica (female Witch), Veštac (male Witch)

Its all very simple and very clear. You know, Tolkien studied Serbian language with a reason. All is in Serbian language. All the deep meaning of primary English words. The bottom line meaning and MORE.

What a stupendous comment that only Serbian word that entered English is a Vampire. Ha, ha, ha. All is Serbian. You English won`t know your language if you don`t consult Serbian language.

What to tell you. Karma is kur*a. When the circle is closed you are Serbs. As all other Whites, you are Serbs in ethnicity. Nation is something else.

No. From Englisc "ƿiċċa".

And anyway, the word was made up in the 1950s.

To explain you how we know

See. Why is stupid to say that English and Serbian originate from some unknown proto-European language. Those who wrote that history call it indo-European. Liars and morons.

Now, why is that nonsense?

Because Serbian is older then English. Serbian is that proto-language to English.

Because we see word WICCA and WITCH, WHITCHCRAFT have no any deeper meaning and explanation in English. And how ancient Witch functioned? By yelling loudly, shouting words. See? That was logic of ancients in forming the language. It had meaning. In English we don`t have background word for WICCA. Its just WICCA. Out of tin air. But then you look at Serbian language and you learn that WICCA coming from VIKATI (to yell loudly). That is science.


and you are crazy.

Are any of these "ancient witches" in the room with you now?

Better Vestice then Pachamama. We Serbians don`t have complexes. We love what is ours. Only fools love all what is outside of their world.

Oh but you do..... it would take an expert psychiatrist to work out how a Serbian mind like yours works.....just crazy!

@Miloslaw

PUSA to you. Meaning, `a kiss to you`. IE PUSSY to you.

No way.
When I was in Britain I thought all the British girls were wearing wool knee socks.

FAPA was made up in the 1990's.
Fat Above Pussy Area.

A "Dick" as a title is also older US-slang for a detective!

@Lyzko
Talking of dicks: did you know that the old-fashioned US slang word "hooey" (as in "a load of") comes from chuj? I worked that one out when I first heard the way Poles use it. So, all the people you hear saying "a load of hooey" in old films are really saying "a load of dick". One of those funny little discoveries that happen as a foreigner in Poland with an interest in language.

I knew the Polish word but without thinking used the American word once in class... and couldn't get anything done for 10 minutes....

Probably came into US English through Yiddish in NYC (like kvrveh, shmata and other Polish words).

@mafketisx xDDDDDD I can imagine!!!

I didn't think about the Yiddish connection, assumed it was Polish/Russian emigres - I think it's the same proto-slavic root for both. That's a good call though.

You wouldn't Whoresore, because you are a complete and utter idiot!

@Miloslaw lol this pr*ck again. As if you even knew what Yiddish was before seeing the word here and looking it up on Wikipedia. It's 20 to 1 in the morning over in Blighty, shouldn't you be fast asleep next to your ugly wife?

Unlike you, I am of Polish descent and fully aware of Yiddish.....unlike you..... don't try troll insults on me, they are like water off a duck's back, we have had so many trolls on this forum, much worse than you..... that you are just a wimp troll to me!

Yiddish contains approx. at last count, some 90% medaeval, Upper German base vocabulary,
followed by at least 70% Hebrew, finally, about 40-50% Polish loan word stock!

Upon their arrival in the New World towards the close of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century,
bastardized English words became incorporated into spoken Yiddish.

At least, this is my understanding based on Leo Rosten, Uriel Weinreich, along with other professional
Yiddishists or Yiddish mavens:-)