מהר MaHeR means "in a hurry" or soon. מהר MeeHaiR is to hurry or "hasten" in Genesis 18:6. מהיר MaHeeYR is quick and diligent (Proverbs 22:29).
O.K. you get it, HURRY is from Hey-Resh. If you slow down a moment you'll think of other H-R words, like HOUR. And then there's a few thousand non-English languages.
נהר NaHahR is to flow or run (as a river – see the “INERT” entry). That's why נהר NaHahR means "river." And why RUN is נהר NaHahR backwards. There's the Rhine and Rhone rivers, and a liquid shift lets you discover the source of the NILE.
To watch mortality invest in the bank of a river.
Back to Hey-Resh. הרף HeReF is a “moment” or “instant.” Sixty years ac pass in a HeReF AYiN, "blink of an eye."
There are no two Hebrew letters more similar than ה Hey and ח Het.
Yet אחר A[K]HahR means " to remain long, tarry " (Genesis 32:5) . The הר Hey-Resh sub-root of quickly moving time has a built-in antonym only a slight guttural shift away in חר Het-Resh . Solutions, even to mortality, are right there, they are built in. You're too pressed for time? Take time off. Every Sabbath for instance. מחר Mak[H]aR , with Het-Resh, means "tomorrow." Tommorrow hurries, מהר MaHeR. German morgan (tommorow) is from מחר Mak[H]aR . (M132 metathesis, M-KH-R -> MRG). MORNING is a mangled morgan. We must not let our days be a blurry babble of rushing water. Eternally yours, Isaac ---------------------- Posted from the timeless town of Sfat. Daily posts on Facebook/Twitter- -Edenics web games: www.edenics.net Edenics videolectures and most recent book: THE ORIGIN OF SPEECHES. Edenic (Biblical Hebrew) as the original, pre-Babel human language program see our many resources at www.edenics.org incl. videos in English, Spn, Fr. or Ger. upgraded youtube.com "intro to edenics" |