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 - этимологические словари русского языка: https://lexicography.online/etymology
 - online etymology dictionary: https://www.etymonline.com
Title: 5 слов с интересной этимологией | 5 simple Russian words with interesting etymology (Subtitles!)
Caption: Hello! I don't know about you, but personally, I really love the etymology. Etymology studies the history of the
word: where the word came from, what it meant before and how it has changed over time. I think this is very
interesting. And today I chose 5 words that you all know very well for sure. Let's take a look
at their etymology. First, an easy example. The first word is "today". Today is "this day". "This" is the form of the word
"this". This means "this". This is an outdated word, today we hardly use it. And "day" is the form of the word "day"
That is, "today" means "this day", that is, "on this day." The second word is "thin". Thin is an adjective
that you know as the opposite of fat or overweight. We use it when we talk about the body shape of
a person, right? But historically this word meant not only "thin", but also "weak, poor, bad". And today
this is noticeable in the example of the comparative and superlative. Bad: comparative - worse, superlative - the worst. Worst,
that is, "the thinest." It is clear here that these are synonyms. And we still use the adverb
"худо" to mean "bad." For example, I am really poorly (I feel really bad). And also we use the expression
"at the very least". At the very least, it means "barely, at least, or badly." For example: I
can read German at the very least , but I can’t say anything for sure. The third very interesting word is "work".
You all, of course, know the words "work", "to work". Do you know the word "slave"? Today this word means
"not a free person". A person who works for someone not by his own will.
And, of course, the words "slave" and "work" are related, that is, the word "work" also means "work for someone, not free
labor." It is interesting that the word "slave" and the Old Russian version of this word - "rob" may originally
have had a different meaning, namely - "orphan". An orphan is a child without parents. How are "slave" and "orphan"
related? This can be easily seen if you know, for example, English or Greek. And here is the
word "orphan" in these languages. We see that they are connected. And there is a version that the word "slave"
in Slavic languages ​​also meant "a child without parents", and, perhaps, children without parents, orphans,
lived in other people's families, and that is why they were given the hardest, most difficult work. Later, the word
"slave" was transformed, changed its meaning, and began to mean "not free worker" -
as we know it today. This is how, it turns out, the words "work", "slave", "orphan", and also "child"
are related in meaning , because the ancient Russian word "rob" and "child" also have a common root. The next
word is "rich." I think you can all see that in the word "rich" there is the word "god". We know the word
"god" in a religious sense, but this word is very ancient, and it is said that the religious meaning is
not its first meaning. The first meaning is "happiness", or "the one who gives happiness, the one who gives happiness."
And that's why “rich” is like “gifted, endowed with good”. Gradually, this meaning was transformed,
and now we use it as "the one who has a lot of wealth, property; the one who has a lot."
And the last word, word number five - "happiness". Here, too, we have two words: "s" from the ancient Indian
"su" - "good", and "part". A "part" is a piece. That is the "good part". The "part" here, of course, is not only a "piece",
but also as "my share, my life, my destiny." By the way, we use the word "участь" in the meaning of "fate, life".
It turns out that "happiness" is "a good share, a good life." Everything is logical. Which example did you like the
most? Or maybe you know words with an interesting etymology? If yes, be sure to write
in the comments. Hope you enjoyed this video. If yes - you can watch other
videos from this series, the link will be in the description and in the comments. See you in the next lesson, bye!