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Like, for example, word for mouse in some ie languages sounds like they have common origin:

• Germanic Languages: English (mouse), German (Maus), Dutch (muis), and Scandinavian languages like Danish and Swedish (mus).
• Slavic Languages: Russian and Ukrainian (myša), Polish (mysz), and Croatian/Serbian (miš).
• Indo-Iranian Languages: Sanskrit and Hindi (mūṣa / mūs), Persian (mişk).
• Classical Languages: Latin (mūs), Ancient Greek (mῦs)

Similarly, the word for snake also seem to have similarities:

• Latin: serpens (which led to English serpent)
• Sanskrit: sarpá (सर्प - meaning snake)
• Ancient Greek: hérpō (ἕρπω - to crawl)

Do you know more words like these?

So I made reddit account just to be part of this community, to get latest updates of unis and all. Since all unis are wrapping up their admissions. And unfortunately I couldn't make anywhere this year. I would be taking a drop and give this exam one last chance.

In the end, I would like to give my heartiest congratulations to everybody who got their dream unis, and for the ones like me I can feel your pain. All the best!!!

The spot round is live, but I don't find cut-offs.

cut off kuch giri nahi. mera ho hi nahi paya🥀

has bhu released something for spot round? I am seriously very anxious today, ekdum raton ki neend chin gayi.

Let's talk and connect.