Etimologías

Vanessa Zuleta Quintero

 Ser-गर

• Bheud: Ser, existir, crecer.

• Del sánscrito bhávati: ser.
• Bhutá-m: naturaleza.
• Bhu: tierra.
• Bavaiti: se hace.
• Con alargamiento: *bhwiy (o), lat. fio: llegar a ser.
• Con sufijo *bhu-tu-, lat. futurus: que va a ser.
• *bhu: grado cero.
• Germánico *buram: morador, agricultor.
 Ser-गर

• *Bheuə-, also *bheu-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to

be, exist, grow."

• It is the hypothetical source of Sanskrit bhavah "becoming," bhavati

"becomes, happens," bhumih "earth, world;" Greek phyein "to
bring forth, make grow," phytos, phyton "a plant," physis "growth,
nature," phylon "tribe, class, race," phyle "tribe, clan;"

• Old English beon "be, exist, come to be, become, happen;" Old
Church Slavonic byti "be," Greek phu- "become," Old Irish bi'u "I
am," Lithuanian bu'ti "to be," Russian byt' "to be."
 Gurú - गर
• Pesado
• Pesadez en el estómago, de difícil digestión.
• Agradable, largo, extendido, duradero.
• Violento, excesivo, difícil.
• Importante, serio, valioso.
• Alguna persona venerable: padre.
• Padre espiritual o preceptor.
• Autor de un mantra: preceptor de los dioses.
• Venerable mujer: madre, mujer embarazada.
 Gurú - गर
Guru (n.)
1806, gooroo, from Hindi guru "teacher, priest," from Sanskrit guru-s
"one to be honored, teacher," from guru- "venerable, worthy of
honor," literally "heavy, weighty,“.

*Gwere- (1) "heavy." Generalized sense of "mentor" is from

1940 (in H.G. Wells); sense of "expert in something" first recorded c.
1966 in Canadian English in reference to Marshall McLuhan.

• gwerə-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "heavy."

 Referencias

Bheue. (2001). In: Online etimology dictionary. [online] Douglas Harper. Available
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Guru. (2001). In: Online etimology dictionary. [online] Douglas Harper. Available
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Monier, W. (1899). Sanskrit-english dictionary, etymologically and philologically

arranged. Inglaterra: Oxford at the clarendon press.

Roberts, E., & Pastor, B. (1997). Diccionario etimológico indoeurpeo de la lengua

española. Madrid: Alianza editorial.