Hi all,
'Udok' is pure sanskrit for water. The language of the konkan has been known
to be heavily sanskrit derived/ based.
Pani for water in other Indian tongues is more like a corruption of the pure
sanskrit on which our superior language konkanni, is based compared to
neighboring Marathi and others. In Marathi, it's true that even
mispronunciations of 'Mumbai' for 'Bombay' (English) or 'Bonbaie'
(Potuguese) have been promoted for mass indoctrination and political gain!
It is also true that Sanskrit has been the base or at least the
assimiliation master language of ancient times; as many like words with like
meaning are found in Scandinivian, Slav and Latin Languages.
Perhaps the intelligent saraswats and others who settled in the fertile
Konkan brought sanskrit intellect to Goa. Viva Goa.
Nasci Caldeira.
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