ABSOLUT PURIM ETYMOLOGY

... or EMeTology, since Edenic is אמת  EMeT (true), and Greek etmos (truth), the etymology of ETYMOLOGY,  got confused after The Tower of Babel. The new entry:   (AB)SOLUTE   ZOOLaT    Zayin-Vav-Lamed-Tahf ZOO-LUTT_________  זולת_____    __[ZLT à SLT] ROOTS:  ABSOLUTE, even with vodka, means unmixed, exclusive and independent. The Eurocentric dictionary etymologies offer us ABSOLUTE fiction.  Latin absolūtus  is alleged to be a past participle of absolvere,  to absolve (a logical stretch), from prefix ab- ab-  + solū-  loosen +  the past participle suffix -tus . For a less loose source of ABSOLVE or SOLVE, see  a reversed    של SHahL (loosen!) at the “LOOSE” entry.  זולת ZOOLaS or ZOOLaT means "except" or "save only."  The adverb form in Deuteronomy 1:36 or  Deuteronomy 4:12   ("exclusively;" "nothing but") is זולתי   ZOOLaTeeY.  Harkavy has זולה ZOOLaH meaning “separation…only.”   סלה$eLaH ("selah") is a musical instruction in Psalms indicating a pause, an ISOLATION, or even a musical SOLO in an otherwise chorus-sung Temple composition.   שלSHeL (belonging to) is also a term of fricative-liquid  (S-L) exclusivity. More at the “SOLITARY” entry.   BRANCHES:  Absolut is actually Swedish.   But ABSOLUTELY the best vodka drinkers know this word as абсолютный absolyutniy (Russian).  St. Patrick’s Day makes Purim look like Prohibition Day. ---------------------------- Happy Purim; drink responsibly. The new, Hebrew-added edition of the larger book: THE ORIGIN OF SPEECHES is now available via lightcatcherbooks.com Archived posts, Edenics searches + web games: http://www.edenics.net/    Edenics DVDs,   Edenic (Biblical Hebrew) as the original, pre-Babel human language program see our many resources at http://www.edenics.org/ incl. videos in English, Spn., Fr. or Ger. youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glWG3coAtEg&feature=related

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