Ever noticed this before? A guitarist from Biarritz showed me this last night, the word for "eight" corresponds for that of "night" in the same language:
Below that on his page he had the figure eight on its side.
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Buy your best friend flowers. Buy your lover a beer. Covet thy father. Covet thy neighbour's father. Honour thy lover's beer. Covet thy neighbour's father's wife's sister. Take her to bingo night.
Buy your best friend flowers. Buy your lover a beer. Covet thy father. Covet thy neighbour's father. Honour thy lover's beer. Covet thy neighbour's father's wife's sister. Take her to bingo night.
Given the number of words in a language, the limited combination of sounds a language has, I am not surprised that there are two words that share the same sounds accross their translations in 6 indo-european languages.