Word Thwart sounds almost identically as Lithuanian words "Tverti" - to fence (noun form "Tvora" - the fence). Lithuanian has a group of words with this root. "Tvartas" - the barn, literally means a place to keep cattle which needs to be fenced.

Lithe ... In lithuanian "laisvas" sounds exactly the same. The meaning is also almost identical to the usage of the word in certain situations

Laisve - noun. 1) Freedom 2)Flexibility

In lithuanian language it still means "bek" - "run in imperative form

Word is suprisingly similiar to lithuanian word "nusi-vagoti".

Meaning of "nusivagoti" is to depart from straight course when achieving certain goals. The literal meaning is to depart from straigh line when ploughing.

"Vaga" - furrow

dis- bos om has a root which is surprisingly similiar to a rarer lithuanian word "apsi- buz ojes". Apsi buz ojes - someone is soil/dirty with swill, usually on mouth and chest. It could be used to describe a toddler all wet on face (chin) from eating liquid food. Dis bos om means exactly o...

Twart is sounds, reads and means almost exactly like lithuanian word "tverti" which has the same root as "tvora". "Ati-tverti" means to "thwart" in lithuanian "Tverti" - fence (verb, one of the meanings) "Tvora" - fence (noun) "Ati-tve...