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Help[Facts] name VID
i read here that masclin name VID is slavic version of latin name vitus.
that is not true.
the name originate from sanskrit word VEDA which means knowlege. slavic languages are in the indoeuropean group, all rooted from sanskrit.
word VID means (in serbian, bosnian, croatian, don't know for other slavic languages) literaly the eye sight. there is a slavic god SVETOVID (the one who seas, knows the world).
that is not true.
the name originate from sanskrit word VEDA which means knowlege. slavic languages are in the indoeuropean group, all rooted from sanskrit.
word VID means (in serbian, bosnian, croatian, don't know for other slavic languages) literaly the eye sight. there is a slavic god SVETOVID (the one who seas, knows the world).
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i thought that this link would work
here is the whole text:
vid, vetti
Meaning 1 ({veda}), pp. {vidita3} or {vitta} (q.v.) know, [[,]] understand, learn, perceive, experience, feel; think or be mindful of (acc. or gen.), know how to (infin.); believe, suppose, know or recognize as, declare to be, take for, call, name (2 acc. or acc. & nom. w. {iti}). C. {veda3yate, -ti} make known, announce, report; inform of, teach (2 acc.); take for, learn or know -- to be (2 acc.); perceive, notice, experience, feel. D. {vividiSati} wish to know, inquire after (acc.). -- {anu} know thoroughly (lit. along). {A} know well or exactly. C. address, invite, announce, proclaim, prescribe, inform; offer, present. {ni} C. cause to know, announce, report, communicate to (dat., gen., or loc.); name, call (2 acc.), offer, present, surrender ({AtmAnam} refl.). {vini} & {saMni} C. make known, announce, report, offer, present, surrender. {pari} know very well. {pra} know. C. make known, announce, relate. {prati} understand, know. C. make known, announce, tell; acquaint with (2 acc.); offer, entrust, commit. {vi} discern, know. {sam} know or understand (together); consent, agree. C. cause to know, inform, instruct; make known, communicate.
here is the whole text:
vid, vetti
Meaning 1 ({veda}), pp. {vidita3} or {vitta} (q.v.) know, [[,]] understand, learn, perceive, experience, feel; think or be mindful of (acc. or gen.), know how to (infin.); believe, suppose, know or recognize as, declare to be, take for, call, name (2 acc. or acc. & nom. w. {iti}). C. {veda3yate, -ti} make known, announce, report; inform of, teach (2 acc.); take for, learn or know -- to be (2 acc.); perceive, notice, experience, feel. D. {vividiSati} wish to know, inquire after (acc.). -- {anu} know thoroughly (lit. along). {A} know well or exactly. C. address, invite, announce, proclaim, prescribe, inform; offer, present. {ni} C. cause to know, announce, report, communicate to (dat., gen., or loc.); name, call (2 acc.), offer, present, surrender ({AtmAnam} refl.). {vini} & {saMni} C. make known, announce, report, offer, present, surrender. {pari} know very well. {pra} know. C. make known, announce, relate. {prati} understand, know. C. make known, announce, tell; acquaint with (2 acc.); offer, entrust, commit. {vi} discern, know. {sam} know or understand (together); consent, agree. C. cause to know, inform, instruct; make known, communicate.
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