Sorry, I don't. I should put together some 'net info on Sanskrit and the ancient Vedic culture.
Sanskrit is the mother of all Indo-European languages, very very ancient.
I've read a book which gives lists of Sanskrit derived words in almost every European and many other languages. I don't read it myself (different alphabet) but am familiar with many words, and it is amazing how many English words are Sanskrit derived. Often dictionaries do not mention the Sanskrit derivation; they'll say Old English, or Latin, or Greek. But I'll know that it's Sanskrit.
Take the word "tumultuous" - the Sanskrit word is (written in English letters) "tumulo". Or "youth" - "yauvana". Or "daugher" - "duhitra". "Three" - "trai". I could go on and on.
The Vedic culture was very ancient when Egypt and Greece were pre-history.
Thanks. I'll just use 'Sanskrit' as keyword on the net and see what I can find.