An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)





Here is a rather interesting etymological map of Europe. For example the first picture is very significant and fairly accurately reflected the ethnic division in Europe. Bear. There is perhaps only difference with Sami guovza and Hungarians, who have not kept the native name for the totem animal of all Finno-Ugric peoples

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)



Church

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Beer. Until recently, the main ceremonial drink of many peoples. Finns Estonians borrowed "el" Scandinavians. A Hungarian company made with ancient Turks "Sur". Incidentally, in the Komi language, too ehrzjanskom this word - Sur.
I also really like the Welsh word - cwrw)

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Rose

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Pineapple

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

An Apple. The Finns Estonians remained perhaps the most ancient Indo-European name for the fruit. And the Hungarians again sided with the Turks. Almaty :)

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Tea

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Cucumber

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Orange

An interesting etymological map of Europe (9 photos)

Source: vepdui.livejournal.com