KALVIN/CALVIN(KAL/CAL) actually originated from the Sumerian language from ancient Mesopotamia and means "highly esteemed or valued" or "precious" and (VIN) or (YEN) originates from the Dravidian Ugor-Finn language from the same period and means "sky, high, chief god"Kal-(l): v., to esteem, value; to be rare; to make dear, endear; to be appreciated.http://www.sumerian.org/sumcvc.htm(VIN)Sky, High, chief god ( *SANKE > YEN>-ANK>-�G, -AN-)In both Sumerian and FinnUgor the original sky god often delegates to the air god various tasks of creation and in many examples we see that the air/weather god replaces the old sky god in importance over time, substituting his original name for the generic word for god at times.3)Dravidian _an=upper part, an-ar=ascend, vin=skyhttp://users.cwnet.com/millenia/FUgods.htmSumerian is older than the standard French 'chauvin' This supports the earliest known use of the components that arrive at the given name. The standard French 'chauvin' therefore is incorrect in that it is a more recent compound.
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(KAL/CAL) actually originated from the Sumerian language from ancient Mesopotamia and means "highly esteemed or valued" or "precious" and (VIN) or (YEN) originates from the Dravidian Ugor-Finn language from the same period and means "sky, high, chief god"
Kal-(l): v., to esteem, value; to be rare; to make dear, endear; to be appreciated.
http://www.sumerian.org/sumcvc.htm
(VIN)
Sky, High, chief god
( *SANKE > YEN>-ANK>-�G, -AN-)
In both Sumerian and FinnUgor the original sky god often delegates to the air god various tasks of creation and in many examples we see that the air/weather god replaces the old sky god in importance over time, substituting his original name for the generic word for god at times.
3)Dravidian _an=upper part, an-ar=ascend, vin=sky
http://users.cwnet.com/millenia/FUgods.htm
Sumerian is older than the standard French 'chauvin' This supports the earliest known use of the components that arrive at the given name. The standard French 'chauvin' therefore is incorrect in that it is a more recent compound.