Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Norse gods don’t show up in Russian один “one” or (putative) Etruscan ‘aesar’ (“god”). While it can be frustrating to see a tempting connection rejected, these words are all better accounted for by respecting these languages’ own timelines and internal histories.
The Norse gods don’t show up in Russian один “one” or (putative) Etruscan ‘aesar’ (“god”). While it can be frustrating to see a tempting connection rejected, these words are all better accounted for by respecting these languages’ own timelines and internal histories.
