Murthy's Etymological Exercises May 2019


Murthy's Etymological Exercises May 2019

am (anusvara) + ka = anka > anki > ankita
raghu > raaghava + anka = raaghavaanka (famous legendary Kannada poet)
am + kha = ankha > ankhi > ankhee > ankhe > ankhE > ankhya
sa + ankhya = saankhya

mi + La = miLa; mi + la = mila + na = milana
miLa > mELa + kRu + ta = mELakarta
vim + ka = vinka + Ta = vinkaTa > venkaTa (venkaTa makhi formatted and codified the mElakarta system, the system of 72 parent or originanting mEla karta raagas, also called the moola janaka raagas, to all derivative raagas. The derived raagas are called janya raagas. Janaka raagas > janaka raagas.
Ja + na > jana + ka = janaka; jana > janya
raaga is derived from raga; Ru gamanaat raga

eeh (visarga) + vara = eeshvara; vRu > vara; eeh + vRu = eeshvara
venkaTa + eeshvara = venkaTEshvara
mu + kha = mukha > mukhya; mam (anusvara) + tRu > mantra > mantri
mukhya + mantri = mukhyamantri

lu + cha = lucha > lOcha + na = lOchana > aalOchana; mantra + aalOchana = mantraalOchana; tantraalOchana
cha + ra = chara > chari + tRu = charitra > chaaritrya
chara > achara > charaachara
chari + ta = charita
chara > chaara > aachaara > aachaarya

 chi > chee > che > chE > chai > chaya = something that moves or changes in space-time dimensions; nih + chaya = niShchaya is the opposite = Not changing in the space-time dimensions. Confirmed or unmoving or unchanging.

 ya + jna = yajna, where ya refers to time-space dimension and jna refers to jnaana, the knowledge.
Words composed from the beejaakshara (seed alphabet) "cha"

cha + ya = chaya; nih (visarga vowel combination of ni) + chaya = niShchaya
cha + ra = chara
cha + ma = chama; also cham (anusvara vowel combination of cha) > chama)
cha + ta = chata
cha + ka = chaka
cha + ga = chaga
cha + Ta = chaTa
cha + Da = chaDa
cha + Na = chaNa
cha + da = chada
cha + na = chana
cha + pa = chapa
cha + ba = chaba
cha + la = chala > chalana; chaala > chaalana
cha + va = chava
cha + sha = chasha
cha + sa = chasa
cha + ha = chaha > chahana > chaahana
cha + kSha = chakSha > chakShu

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