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A long time ago I wrote to you here: Your Yoga. I and RAM - MAR and I.
The topic is so fascinating that I decided to continue.
In general, this is a very broad name.
Maria, Marusya, Masha, Margarita, Manya.......
Simply a sea of variants.
And whichever one you consider, everywhere there is either Sanskrit in its pure form or secret signs!
Well, for example, Margarita.
In Sanskrit, "marga" (Sanskrit मार्ग, mārga) means "path" or "road." In Buddhism and Hinduism, this term is often used to denote the path of spiritual development or the attainment of liberation.
MA Rus I.
Ma means mother.
Rus is a mysterious people on Earth. More details here: Slavic Basics
So, just look for yourselves—Mother of the Rus.
Maria is THE most common name in the world!
It is unclear for what reasons, but wherever you look, there is an error: for some reason, everywhere they write that Maria comes from the Jewish Miriam.
People have a poor understanding of roots...
And why, for example, not from Mara?
There is one root here.
Maria, Mara, Marena...
Or this:
The name "Maria" comes from Ancient Greek. In Greek, the name Maria is written as Μαρία (Maria).
What does Miriam have to do with it?
Let us take, for example, the Codex Vaticanus and see what is written there in Luke 1:27.

I pointed out where it is with a red arrow.
There is no Miriam in the ancient manuscript; there is Maria, literally—Μαρία—Maria. The same is true of other old manuscripts.
That is, in Russian it is Maria, and in Greek, Latin, and English as well...
Who benefits from lying like this?
I think the answer is obvious.
The topic is so fascinating that I decided to continue.
In general, this is a very broad name.
Maria, Marusya, Masha, Margarita, Manya.......
Simply a sea of variants.
And whichever one you consider, everywhere there is either Sanskrit in its pure form or secret signs!
Well, for example, Margarita.
In Sanskrit, "marga" (Sanskrit मार्ग, mārga) means "path" or "road." In Buddhism and Hinduism, this term is often used to denote the path of spiritual development or the attainment of liberation.
MA Rus I.
Ma means mother.
Rus is a mysterious people on Earth. More details here: Slavic Basics
So, just look for yourselves—Mother of the Rus.
Maria is THE most common name in the world!
It is unclear for what reasons, but wherever you look, there is an error: for some reason, everywhere they write that Maria comes from the Jewish Miriam.
People have a poor understanding of roots...
And why, for example, not from Mara?
There is one root here.
Maria, Mara, Marena...
Or this:
The name "Maria" comes from Ancient Greek. In Greek, the name Maria is written as Μαρία (Maria).
What does Miriam have to do with it?
Let us take, for example, the Codex Vaticanus and see what is written there in Luke 1:27.

I pointed out where it is with a red arrow.
There is no Miriam in the ancient manuscript; there is Maria, literally—Μαρία—Maria. The same is true of other old manuscripts.
That is, in Russian it is Maria, and in Greek, Latin, and English as well...
Who benefits from lying like this?
I think the answer is obvious.

