Re: Druhyus

hello,

I am not saying that there are daanavas in celts.

i said Danu, who is the mother of Daanvas in the Hindu mythology has also figures as an iimportant character in Celtic mythology.

Hope I am clear.

Kishore patnaik

On 2/3/08, ualarauans <ualarauans@...> wrote:

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "kishore patnaik"
<kishorepatnaik09@...> wrote:
>
> > Where in the Indian scriptures are the Celts mentioned?
>
> Celts are not mentioned in Indian scriptures, at least so far as I
know ! but Celts mention the name of Danu, the mother of Daanavas in
their mythology as an important character.

There are no "Daanavas" in the Celtic mythology! Where did you get
it from?

> Now, Can you please suggest why do you think druh could not have
been related to druids? At least, it has more phonetic semblence to
druids than trees or truth.

That's really the point here. "Phonetic semblance" means nothing.
Ukrainian druh "friend" has even more "semblance", so what? Do you
know what the comparative method is about?

It's the same as in the Maya case, really.

I guess it's German betrügen "to deceive" which is related to Skt.
druh.