How do you say enemy in your language? Dušman/protivnik/neprijatelj

wh*te

>>78482456
We say dushman too in Hindi. Not sure of it's from Farsi or Arabic.

>>78482456
>dušman
ROACHED

>>78482456

vijand/zandneger/moslim

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> Düşman

>>78482527

It's Farsi. But both Slavic languages,Farsi and Hindi are derived from sanskrit. We have lots of other similar words.

>>78482527
Farsi, iirc it's a general Iranic thing

>>78482527
Why did an entire portion of India decide to start speaking the linguistic equivalent of an Arabic Persian Turkic rapebaby and justify it by putting some Sanskrit script on it? I mean couldn't you have picked a more Indian language? Your guys' thick accent is all that makes it sound Indian tbqhwy.

ryssä

>>78482542
>>78482567

Stay proud of your Kurdish/Iranian heritage boys.

>>78482456
>Dušman
It means churka in Russian. Dushman was used during afgan war to refer to local churkas.

>>78482456
>Dušman/protivnik
+ vrag.

>>78482591
Under Mughal/Delhi Sultanate administration. There are just WAY too many Farsi words in our languages (especially Hindi) to turn back now. Although in common speech the Farsi loanword is much more frequent, each of these have a "Sanskritized" equivalent. Like dushman is also shatru, duniya (world) is also vishwa, kitab (book) is also pustak and hundreds of other examples.

vaenlane or venelane (interchangeable)

>>78482456
>enemy
Fiende

>>78482456
FEIND

>>78482456
Ännemie

>>78482456
>Dušman/protivnik/neprijatelj
дyшмaн(old and is not used anymore)/пpoтивник/нeпpиятeл/вpaг

>>78482456
Dushman/Shatru
I blame Bollywood for the former being more popular

>>78482456
Enemigo.

vijand

ennemi

>>78482456
> Croatia
> Dušman
In urdu we call it dushman. The sh have the same pronunciation as push.

mteri

>>78482456
Sovražnik (derived from the less commonly used older word sovrag)

>vastustaja (in sports and vidya)
>vihollinen
>vihamies (archaic, literally "hostility/hate man")

>>78482728
>enemy in estonian is venelane
>russian in finnish is venäläinen
holy shit

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>>78483358
delete this

>>78483358
Actually enemy is vaenlane

But it's pretty much the same thing right? venelane-vaenlane-vikerkaarlane

Vijand (from Lower Frankish fiunt, compare to Gothic fijands ; ultimately from Sanskrit piyati)

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>>78482456
>>78482573
>>78482600
delet

>France
>Germany

These are two synonyms for enemy in English

Vihollinen

VIHULAINEN

Franzose

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>>78482456
Hrvat

>>78482456
Juk

>>78482456
Evropská Unie

>>78482456
bourgeoisie

>>78485870
commie fuck off

>>78485781
funny, in dutch juk is the weight a horse carrying a plow has on its shoulders

juk afwerpen, to throw off the 'juk', means to rebel against your enemy oppressors

>>78485870
This
>>78486065
>t. Capitalist dog

>>78482456
Svensker

>>78486229
>Switzerland

sure buddy

>>78482819
This

>>78482819
>вpaг

is it related to vlach?

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"vaenlane", derives from "venelane" (a russian)

Inimigo

>>78482456
>neprijatelj

lel

>sovražnik
>nasprotnik
>vrag

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>>78483056
>ennemi

wh*Te

ryssä

>>78483103
Based isolated language.

The World

>>78483818
The Iranian influence predates Turks by centuries.

Change in Slovak language from G>H (Gra>Hra,Gruby>Hruby) comes from Persian too

>>78482456
intsik

>>78487739
This, Iranian influence was an essential part of the Slavic ethnogenesis.

>>78483103
how does one learn your exotic language
also
>not აფხაზური

Castelhano

>>78486410
>is it related to vlach?
Not even close.

>>78488101
I don't know I was just guessing since you are neighbours, and Asian tatars, so I assumed vrag meant vlach

>>78487677
This but unironically

>>78486990
Is it derived from "Russian" like the Estonian word?