Examples of using Ancient language in English and their translations into Hungarian
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they are not allowed their own schools to teach their ancient language to their children.
He claimed to have discovered an ancient language he called"Mantong", a sort of Proto-Human language that was the source of all Earthly languages. .
This very ancient language was designed to reveal deep truths,
The same holds true of the Magyar language which is the straight line descendant of mankind's ancient language, which also can be proven with thousands of examples….
This ancient language gave the Occidental tongues all of that similarity which is called Aryan.
This very ancient language was designed to reveal deep truths,
You have got this ability to read an ancient language which nobody's seen before,…
He claimed to have discovered an ancient language he called"Mantong", a sort of Proto-Human language which was the source of all Earthly languages. .
Then he decided to learn Sanskrit, the ancient language, so that he could read the original Buddhism writings and have access to
Just a guess, but translating an ancient language with zero help might be more difficult than we think.
one of those ancient translations coming back to the ancient language representations of the word“SUN”/SON/YES/IEUS.
It was here, at the Sanskrit College in Calcutta, that Erich Von Daniken met with Professor Dileep Kanjilal to study the Vedic Sanskrit, an ancient language used in religious Hindu texts.
It's unclear where the chasers know how your name sounds, the ancient language has not been spoken for a long time.
while other members could read the ancient language.
have afterwards had them translated on the physical plane by someone to whom the ancient language was familiar.
other sources say its name is derived from the ancient language of India, in which“tapas“ means fire.
We have in the Rig Veda,- the true and only Veda in the estimation of European scholars,- a body of sacrificial hymn scouched in a very ancient language which presents a number of almost insoluble difficulties.
some vague similarity between the words Castiana and Sahal and their Ancient language counterparts.
have afterwards had them translated on the physical plane, by someone to whom the ancient language was familiar.
a body of sacrificial hymns couched in a very ancient language which presents a number of almost insoluble difficulties.