Only one ancient Semitic language from prehistory is not pieced together from few and difficult archeological artifacts, with scholars hotly arguing the possible sound and sense of words. In fact that language has a long and rich literature, studied for millennia. And somehow it is not even extinct. But Edenic, Biblical Hebrew and the oldest Semitic roots, are not on the radar screen of those who prefer tenure to truth. Soon, Edenic WILL BE THE RADAR SCREEN.
Historical linguists were unsure how to classify Ancient Egyptian. The grammar was not Semitic, but they saw enough affinity with vocabulary to go with Semitic.
Ancient Egyptian with Al Ansley and Fernando Aedo
Aman and nun, water; N, origin, water; mwt, mother < עין [A]YiN, water
source, S-N מיאMaYAh, water in Aramaic (Edenic always uses
plural מים MaYiM, waters; אםEM, mother [MAMA, MIAMI]
Amen (as Greek Ammon, older name for Zeus or Jupiter and the faith in
powerful humanlike gods. Not borrowed from Eygpt is Hindi mannais,
to accept, agree, believe. All are from אמן AhMaiN, AMEN, statement
that one believes, agrees and accepts. האמין H’EMeeYN is to believe.
[AMENABLE, OMEN]
Atum, the Creator < S-D S-N אדון ADOAN (master) [ADONIS]
Amer, to love (as Latin amare) < חם [K]HaM, warmth (emotional too), חמוד [K]HaMOOD, dear [AMITY]
At, minute; hat, a second; unnut, an hour < עת[A]iT, a time [ETERNITY]
dbHw, measure for offerings (as Quechua tupu, a measure)
< S-B טפח DTaPHa[K]H (hand breath) [PENTAGON]
Dm, sharp and to pierce (as Comanche and Hopi tama is a tooth)
< S-D S-N צן TSaiN is a barb, thorn, briar [TINE]
Ewlad misri, children of Egypt < יליד מצריםYiLeeYD MiZRaYiM,
(those born in Egypt…children of Egypt [LAD]
Et, ta, the land < ארץAReTS, land (R drop) [EARTH]
Hega-khase, "rulers from foreign lands…" said to be the origin of the name
"Hyksos < מנהיג MaNHeeYG, leader + חוץ K[H]OOTS, the outside
[HEGEMONY, EXIT]
Horus, the Egyptian sun god, (Greek rendition of ancient Egyptian)
< חרס [K]HeRe$, sun (Job 9:6) See hot, daytime word below
[HORUS]
Hru, day (as Japanese mid-day is hiru) < חרה [K]HaRaH, burning
[CHAR]
Kem, black < חום K[H]OOM, brown; the children of חם K[H]aM (Ham)
are blacks, or brown-skinned Africans
kmj-t, GUM, a sticky resin first produced from lakeside plants
< אגם AGahM, lake [OCEAN]
Nefer, beauty (as in queen NEFRETITI) < 1. the F-R < פאר P’ER,
(beauty) at “FAIR”, 2. the N-F sexier נואף NOAEF meaning at
“NYMPHET.”
Nisut or nsw, ruler < נשיאNaSeeYE, prince, lit. the exalted one
--Exodus 22:27
Nfy, fan < נפה NaFaH, fan (F-N reversed) [FAN]
Prt, fruit, seed < פרות P(H)ayROAT, fruit, progeny [FRUIT]
Nn, not; nun , nothingness < אין AYN means "there is no" or "none"
[INSOMNIA]
Ntrj, natron (as Greek nitron, native soda, NATRON)
< נתר NeTeR, cleansing material [NITROGEN]
Qeres, sepulchre (as German Grab, grave) < קבר Qe(V)eR, grave
[GRAVE]
Ra, sun god (Chinese ri is sun, ruo is light) < ß אור OWR, light
[AURA]
Serapis, god of the lower world (as borrowed by the Greeks and Romans)
< שרף SaRaPH, fiery serpent [SERPENT] and to burn [SAFFRON]
sherit , a small piece of something, a SHARD (as Polish sierota, orphan)
< שריד SaReeYD (remnant) [RESIDUE)
shy, dry (as Welsh sychu) < צחה TSeeK[H]eH, thirsty, parched
[SACK (dry)]
Sm, breath (as Afrikaans asem,breath) < אשם ESoaM means
“I will breathe" in Isaiah 42:14 [ANIMUS]
Tatta, eternity (see At above) < S-D עד [A]hD, forever [ETERNITY]
Tchena-t, vase (as Maya tzonot, a hollowed limestone storage vessel,
a CENOTE) < צנצנת TSiN’TSeNeT, large storage jar [STEIN]
Tnhr, hawk (as Mayan Ts’om, buzzard) < ß נץ NaiTS. falcon [NEST]
Wr , great (as VERY) < ß S-B רב RaBH, plenty, much [RIFE]
----------------------
Al Ansley who got this list going, packs tonight for a Middle East tour. Luckily his Jerusalem hotel is only a 2-mile walk away.
