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Quote anees~nuhara 15-5-2014 06:18 PM

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Quote lucky_peace 15-5-2014 06:30 PM

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Quote farhana008 15-5-2014 06:39 PM

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Quote sapeka 15-5-2014 07:02 PM

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Quote ice98 16-5-2014 12:53 AM

Timer kasih TT...

Quote liyamariska 16-5-2014 09:44 AM

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Quote kucen_miang 16-5-2014 10:07 AM

wow. bagus info ni. tak sia2 bang pestol tayang bulu ketiak.

Quote noell 16-5-2014 10:29 AM

bang ketiak mcm tipu saja...mana mai masjid tataw

The Finno-Ugric origin

Within the scientific community, there is a so-called Finno-Ugric hypothesis. The principle of this point of view lay on the representation of the space of the division of the global linguistic diversity on the corresponding territorial groups.

Thus, the roots of the word “Москва” (Moscow) can be found in the Finno-Ugric languages. To explain its meaning, linguists analysed the structure of the word and divided it into two major components: “моск” and “ва”. It is easy for specialists to find out the meaning of the syllable “ва”: “вода” (water), “река” (river).

But the component “моск” is more difficult to interpret. The fact is that the component “моск” has a number of dissimilar values: “корова” (cow), “приток” (flow), “тёмная” (darkness), “медведь” (bear), etc. And to determine which one of them is the right one is almost impossible. Therefore, this version leaves even more questionings than answers to the perennial question of the famous name of the Russian capital.

The Slavic origin

The second hypothesis, that the word “Москва” (Moscow) is issued from the Slavic language, is very popular. Supporters of this point of view link the word “Москва” (Moscow) to the Slavic root “моск” or “мозг” (brain), which contains the following component values: “сырость” (moisture), “влажность” (humidity), “вода” (water).

In modern Russian language, there is a corresponding word, “промозглый” (dank) reminiscent of an ancient root. We often used this word when we talk about the weather: “промозглое утро” (a damp morning), “промозглая погода” (it’s damp), “промозглая осень” (a damp autumn), meaning “холодная, дождливая, влажная погода” (a cold, rainy, humid weather).

Quote noell 16-5-2014 10:31 AM

neh wiki punya version...kat mana mos ??

The city is named after the river (old Russian: гра́д Моско́в, literally "the city by the Moskva River"). The first reference to Moscow dates from 1147 when Yuri Dolgorukiy called upon the prince of the Novgorod-Severski to "come to me, brother, to Moscow".[3]

Quote Artemesiaa 16-5-2014 10:40 AM

Menarik info dan pencerahannya

Quote ice98 16-5-2014 04:37 PM

Info yg sangat berguna... mudah2an agama Islam kekal sbg agama rasmi di Malaysia buat selama2nya...

Quote alphawolf 18-5-2014 07:47 AM

Allah mudahnya umat Islam kena tipu.....

Quote alphawolf 18-5-2014 07:51 AM

Namun apabila Rasulullah s.a.w. mengumumkan ganjaran 700,000 bagi setiap amal ibadah bagi sesiapa yang meninggalkan Madinah dan Mekah semata-mata untuk mengembangkan Agama Islam

Sila bagi bukti...sebab Rasulullah umum maknanya ada hadis. Sila kemukakan hadis berkenaan kalau taknak dikatakan memfitnah Rasulullah.

Quote pestol 20-5-2014 10:56 AM

noell posted on 16-5-2014 10:29 AM
bang ketiak mcm tipu saja...mana mai masjid tataw

The Finno-Ugric origin

tipu pulok tipu pulok

Quote alphawolf 20-5-2014 12:15 PM

Heh bila masa bangsa Slav guna bahasa inggeris? Tulisan pun dah lain....

Quote asher 20-5-2014 12:53 PM

em..nk bg info..tp info kelentong..sesedap rasa jer..

Quote richard303 20-5-2014 01:10 PM

patut senibina byk mcm kubah kubah

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