Does Germans have mongoloid admixture?

**Benyzero** · 09-17-2018, 09:41 PM

Not likely

**~~Cristiano viejo~~** · 09-17-2018, 09:46 PM

Originally Posted by Teutone

Süle is Hungarian

That explains many things.

**Westbrook** · 09-17-2018, 09:47 PM

My dong is just way too big, there's no chance

**michal3141** · 09-17-2018, 09:48 PM

They do have of course.
All Europeans have some Mongoloid admixture. This is especially true for Northern Europeans.
The main reason for Mongoloid admixture in Europeans are the ancient migrations from the Eurasian Steppes.

What I don't believe is that Germans are more Mongoloid than Russians of Voronezh.
Ethnic Russians of Voronezh should be just very slightly more Mongoloid than Germans of Germany.

**~~Thorfinn~~** · 09-17-2018, 10:02 PM

Do you know what the most important word for a person is? "House".
In Slavic language word "house" has Indo-European the root of the. - "Dom." What is the etymology of the German word "house"? There are no analogies in the Indo-European language. This word is related to the Yenisei word "Hus". The Ket people are related to the German people. This means that at the dawn of the formation of the German language he lived in Asia.

Linguistic relatives to the Germans

**~~Thorfinn~~** · 09-17-2018, 10:05 PM

This is the "House" - "Hus"

**Gründig** · 09-17-2018, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by Thorfinn

Do you know what the most important word for a person is? "House".
In Slavic language word "house" has Indo-European the root of the. - "Dom." What is the etymology of the German word "house"? There are no analogies in the Indo-European language. This word is related to the Yenisei word "Hus". The Ket people are related to the German people. This means that at the dawn of the formation of the German language he lived in Asia.

Linguistic relatives to the Germans

Unless this is a sock account, why are so many of the russian posters on here obsessed with "mongoloids"?

**~~Thorfinn~~** · 09-17-2018, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by michal3141

They do have of course.
All Europeans have some Mongoloid admixture. This is especially true for Northern Europeans.
The main reason for Mongoloid admixture in Europeans are the ancient migrations from the Eurasian Steppes.

What I don't believe is that Germans are more Mongoloid than Russians of Voronezh.
Ethnic Russians of Voronezh should be just very slightly more Mongoloid than Germans of Germany.

Mongoloid is an anthropological term. Voronezh Russian not Mongoloid and the people of Germany are not Mongoloids. Siberian admixture in Europeans is an ancient admixture and perhaps it got to Europe before the appearance of racial signs. And here is with Home here already more interesting. where did the Germans in the lexicon of such a super Asian term.

**~~Thorfinn~~** · 09-17-2018, 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by Gründig

Unless this is a sock account, why are so many of the russian posters on here obsessed with "mongoloids"?

Where the word House? Why does the Yenisei language have this word? Why do Indo-European languages do not have this word? I'm not saying that the Germans are Mongoloids, I'm saying that the linguistic origin of the German language can have Asian intersections.

**Gründig** · 09-17-2018, 10:14 PM

Originally Posted by Thorfinn

Where the word House? Why does the Yenisei language have this word? Why do Indo-European languages do not have this word? I'm not saying that the Germans are Mongoloids, I'm saying that the linguistic origin of the German language can have Asian intersections.

and im saying that the russian posters on here have a strange obsession with mongoloids.