Kelimeler 2

Bendenizin dusunup buldugu ilginc diller-arasi bezerlikler gosteren kelimelere devam...


İngilizce
Türkçe
Arapça/İbranice
Sümerce




Care
Koru+mak


Dawn
Tan


Flagellation
Falaka
Falaqah

Buckle
Bükül+mek
Büklüm


Over
Öbür (öteki taraf, karşı taraf)
Avri/ivrim, ivriyyim, ibrim, ibriyyim, habiru, eber, heber (karşı-taraftan- gelen anlamında ki "İbrani" -Hebrew- kelimesi burdan geliyor)


Oğul
Ğulem/Golam

Abide
İbadet
A’bada

Crisis

kawariz





Mean(ing)

Ma’na

Maven

Mubiyn/Mabhin

Big (bug İskandinav.)
Büyük


Castle
Kale
Qala

Augur
Uğur


Fowl
Fol (yok ymrt yok)


God
Hüda (Khoda Farsca, ikisi de Hint-Avrupa dil.e ait: normal)


Adobe
Edebi(yat)
At-tuba (Edebi)
Edubba (okuma-yazma'nın öğretildiği tablet- ev denilen "okul")
Earth
Ordu (campment)
Bu Zecharia Sitchin'dan.
Arz(Aretz)

Hoard
Ordu


Dabble
Debele+mek
Debelen+mek


Turn
Dön
Dun’ya (?!)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Hermeneutic Necessity of Revelation

Image
Photo by Klemen Vrankar on Unsplash .   "God" and many other human concepts don't and can't fully fall under the powerful but LIMITED purview of science... If one doesn't know the "big picture" or "purpose of life" one cannot reach a reliable judgement about God using the effective but parochial means of science. Yes, one can invent their own "purpose of life," but will be clueless about a potential "absolute purpose of life." Hence a need for divine revelation to make sense of the big picture. I am basically advancing what I will call a "hermeneutic necessity of revelation," which is the necessity of a top-down, "whole-picture" enlightenment to make sense of the "parts". This is because science is forever confined to shedding lights on some aspects of the "parts." Therefore, the science-based enlightenment will always be partial. On the other hand, to assess the soundness of myriad r...
Read more

A "mild" evidence for a cosmic axis

 "In our analysis, we found mild evidence for a cosmic preferred axis. It is interesting to note that this preferred axis lies broadly in the vicinity of other prominent cosmic anisotropy axes reported in the literature from diverse data sets. Also we find some evidence for non-zero (negative) cosmic shear and eccentricity that characterize different expansion rates in different directions and deviation from an isotropic scale factor respectively." See the paper at: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2310.07661
Read more