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Hunger is good!!!

Evolution of the word “hunger”— also, why do we use the German word

The evolution of the word “hunger” in English and its connection to German languages reflects a shared linguistic heritage within the Germanic family of languages, which includes both English and German. Here’s a closer look:

1. Origin and Development:

• The English word “hunger” comes from Old English “hunger,” which meant hunger or famine. This is not much different from its counterparts in other Germanic languages.
• For example, in German, the word is “Hunger”. Both the English and German words stem from the same Proto-Germanic root *hungruz, which also meant hunger.

1. Why English Uses the German Word:

• English and German are both part of the West Germanic language group, which evolved from Proto-Germanic. Over time, these languages developed along different paths but retained many similarities due to their common origin.
• The reason English uses “hunger” and it closely resembles the German “Hunger” is because both languages inherited and retained similar forms of the word from their shared Proto-Germanic ancestor. There wasn’t a need for English to borrow this term from Modern German because it was already present in its linguistic ancestry.
• The vocabulary of English includes many words of Germanic origin because the Anglo-Saxons, who spoke a variety of West Germanic, were the dominant cultural and linguistic influence in England after the 5th century.

This shared linguistic heritage means that many basic words related to everyday life (like hunger, sleep, drink, and more) are quite similar in English and German, reflecting their common roots.

Stein means stone

English and German share a significant number of common words due to their origins in the Proto-Germanic language. These words are especially prevalent in everyday language, often pertaining to basic concepts and elements of daily life. Here are some examples:

1. Family and Social Relations:

• Mother (Eng) – Mutter (Ger)
• Father (Eng) – Vater (Ger)
• Brother (Eng) – Bruder (Ger)
• Daughter (Eng) – Tochter (Ger)
• Friend (Eng) – Freund (Ger)

1. Body Parts:

• Hand (Eng) – Hand (Ger)
• Arm (Eng) – Arm (Ger)
• Finger (Eng) – Finger (Ger)
• Heart (Eng) – Herz (Ger)
• Eye (Eng) – Auge (Ger)

1. Everyday Objects:

• House (Eng) – Haus (Ger)
• Door (Eng) – Tür (Ger)
• Book (Eng) – Buch (Ger)
• Water (Eng) – Wasser (Ger)
• Stone (Eng) – Stein (Ger)

1. Basic Actions:

• Drink (Eng) – trinken (Ger)
• Eat (Eng) – essen (Ger)
• Make (Eng) – machen (Ger)
• Come (Eng) – kommen (Ger)
• Sleep (Eng) – schlafen (Ger)

These examples illustrate the deep linguistic connections between English and German, highlighting their shared Germanic roots. Many of these words are fundamental aspects of human experience and have remained relatively unchanged across centuries, showcasing the stability of language when it comes to essential concepts and daily activities.

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