The Miracle, Oracle, Debacle,
and The Obstacle and Pinnacle.
Obviously there is something common in these four words. The Suffix.
Again, when I trace how these could be thought of being cognate of or derived from the Sanskrit roots, I can proceed as follows :
Mire is from मृ मर्यादा म्रिया मृत्यु मृग मृगतृष्णा
cle is from कल् कलयति क्लृ क्लृप् क्लृप्यते कल्पयति
For me, it's enough for "Miracle".
Next is "Oracle".
This comes from :
अव ऋ कल्
अव is उपसर्ग prefix
ऋ is ऋष् धातु / क्रियापद verb-root ऋष्यते
कल् / कल्प् / क्लृप् as above,
Debacle from द्वि भव / भू as in
कल् / कल्प् / क्लृप् as above,
The' "Obstacle"
अव स्था कल् / कल्प् / क्लृप् as above.
And the last is "Pinnacle"
प्र नय कल् / कल्प् / क्लृप् as above,
As the meaning and pronunciation also resemble.
The rest is to be found out by anyone who is interested by observation.
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