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  • #31
    Please stop copying and pasting junk from the net on here.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Lemar View Post
      TOTAL BS!
      BTW mangal in Sanskrit means the planet Mars, so a word can have different meanings in different languages.
      and jaji means the sea in sanskrit. there is also a town named jaji in nigeria. similar names mean nothing.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Yasmeenaah View Post
        Im talking about words coming from Sanskrit. I think Sanskrit is a bit older than Pashto. Plus, I'm sorry, I trust more linguists, biosociolinguists.

        Another thing - I was talking about languages convergence. Not about other aspects of culture. And sometimes it is not the same.

        Last one - it's normal that some Pashtun customs were incorporated by other cultures... again, it's convergention.
        You are ABSOLUTELY right....

        Sanskrit is just one of the most old language....
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        • #34
          Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
          sorry i dont trust your scientists or linguists.
          i bet we know better our history than some british or other foreigners.
          you guess how it was is only speculations and i dont trust pseudo versions of history or pseudo science.
          Poor child
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          • #35
            Originally posted by Bharati View Post
            You are ABSOLUTELY right....

            Sanskrit is just one of the most old language....
            Sanskrit was first was developed near Peshawar, so technically it isn't even a language from main land India. it spread in to india later. The Rig Vedas were also developed near Swat

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Karachi View Post
              Sanskrit was first was developed near Peshawar, so technically it isn't even a language from main land India. it spread in to india later. The Rig Vedas were also developed near Swat
              Did i said the contrary ?

              Find me the post where i said the contrary ?
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              • #37
                Here is a copy of Paul Kahn's translation of the 1240 document


                Since this is a translation of a translation of another translation of the original, we can't go by the words of the OP.
                This book is a historical account of Chenigiz Khan's life. So the OP is just applying guess work here and assuming that Pashtuns were influenced in such and such a way. Clearly he is biased. And this article is in no way a scholarly one.

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                • #38
                  What Mongols brought to the Region was nothing but destruction of civilizations far beyond the imagination of this uncivilized barbarian Chengiz Khan, not to mention this alcoholic filth ordered mass raping and killing of innocent people of Afghanistan and all over central asia to the point they went extinct in all central Asia...today central Asia is Turkic...once it was compeletly Iranian... The Hazaras being a mix of Iranian and Mongolian are the product of this.

                  No need to fabricate history...or make propaganda.

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