Before revision: For example, when comparing random surface forms in Basque and Hungarian (which are known to be unrelated languages), "pairings" such as hegi (Basque for "ridge") and hegy (Hungarian for "hill") are easily found but ultimately meaningless in terms of etymology without additional historical linguistic research and data in regards to their origin.
After revision: For example, when comparing random surface forms in Basque and Hungarian (which are known to be unrelated languages), "pairings" such as (Basque for "ridge") and (Hungarian for "hill") are easily found but ultimately meaningless in terms of etymology without additional historical linguistic research and data in regards to their origin.