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Sanskrit was discovered in Europe only in 1762. And in 1880, the Pole M. Krasuski proved that the Sanskrit language is of pre-Ukrainian origin. It was brought to India by immigrants from Proto-Ukraine in the V-IV millennia BC. Today, we recognise traces of our ancestors' culture at every corner of the globe. Even Oceania is full of Ukrainianisms in hydronyms and place names... Sanskrit is a monument to the ancestral language of Ukraine, its culture and religious philosophy. That is why no enemy could overcome us. Now we know why the richest synonyms for the Sun - 149 and 167 synonymous names for the Divine Earth - have been preserved in our unique Sanskrit. This work uses little-known facts of pre-Ukrainian history. Synonyms and synonymous names whose semantic meanings are logically or associatively related to the etymology of the name of the Earth - 167 synonymous names in total - are identified. The author describes the original monosyllabic, complex and even compound lexemes of later recognition of the invaluable respect for the Earth's environment. There are four research institutes for the study of Sanskrit in England, and they are surprised that Ukraine is silent... The book will be useful to everyone, and most of all to Ukrainian linguists, historians, archaeologists, and students - future intellectuals and fighters.