1-Mavzu Roman -german tillarining dunyo

Numeral	Sanskrit	Slavonic	Greek	Latin
German (Gothic)
2 3 4 10 100	Dvau Trayas Catvaras Dasa Satam	D(u)va Tri Cetyre Desatb Sbto	Dyo Treis Tettares Deka He-katon	Duo Tres Quattuor December Centum	Twai Threis Fidwor Taihun Hund

We can be certain that words similar in form are cognates if they express material phenomena Ii ke "night", "star", "snow", "wind", "thunder": animals like "hound", "goat", "ox", "steer"; parts of a house like "door", "timber"; parts of the human body like "ear", "tooth", "heart", "foot"; and most significant of all, words

which express family relationships like "father", "mother", brother" and "sister", The following chart illustrates this:

Modern English	Sanskrit	Slavonic	Greek	Latin	German (Gothic)
Father Mother brother daughter	Pitar Matar Bhratar Duhitar	mati bray(r)b dbshti	Pater Meter Phrator Thygater	Pater Mater Frater	Fadar Modar Brother dauhtar

But mere coincidences of related words are not enough to prove .their close kinship. Jones pointed outlast long ago as 1786 that grammatical forms had to be taken into consideration because only resemblances in the grammatical forms and the meaning expressed by them are absolutely reliable. If the same grammatical meanings are expressed in the same grammatical forms in the compared languages, we can be sure of their close relationship. Take, for instance, the verb "to take" in related languages, in the form "they take":