YOUR
MORNING STOCK REPORT
[Edenic Colors for interchangeable,
anatomical letters: lip-made, throat-made, tongue-made ]
Question: Edenics claims to have 1800 pages of new
evidence that Biblical Hebrew is the Divinely Designed Language of Eden. All other languages are said to be “confounded” post- Tower-of-Babel spinoffs.
English, for example, is a
corrupt, human mess because of flawed words like TO, TWO and TOO -- all sounding alike, but meaning different
things.
But
Hebrew is even worse. It has three ב-ק-ר
Bet-Koof-Resh or BQR words meaning
1) בקר BoaQeR (morning);
2)
בקר BaQeR (to search, seek, investigate) ; and
3) בקר BaQaR (cattle) ?!
Answer: After the
internet and IPhone, a person who plays the international stock market will
check a website first thing in the morning, even before coffee. After all, while he was sleeping he may have
won or lost hundreds or thousands of dollars.
Things haven’t changed as much as you think. In antiquity every homeowner (farmer) would
wake at the BREAK of day,
at בקר BoaQeR (morning),
to anxiously get his stock report. His livestock. His בקר BaQaR
(cattle). At first light he could
investigate (the Koof-Resh
of בקר BaQeR is behind QUERY) to see which cows, sheep or goat got pregnant
or sick, were born or died. Your wealth
, your net worth, was your animals. Your KINE was your COIN-- (cattle or
מקנה MiQNeH which which to קונה QOANeH, purchase).
The typical Darwinist-with-PhD
will dismiss as coincidence Spanish Vaquero (cowboy) and בוקר BOAQaiR (cattleman), Tagalog CARIBAO , Russian KOROVA
(akin to Arctic CARABOU
or reindeer), Greek BOUKOL or 100 global “cattle” words from
variations of
Bet-Koof-Resh at our “BUCKAROO” entry.
See ADDENDUM below:
Conclusion: Even if your
portfolio has no stocks or bonds, you owe it to your investment in humanity, in
your life as a creation, to investigate some Edenics. With your morning coffee
you might sip a Facebook or Twitter Edenics post. Or, you can read a half-page
of E-Word: The Edenics Digital Dictionary -- so your brain and pre-birth
memory can do a bit of jogging.
www.edenics.org
ADDENDUM: COWS
OF OUR WORLD
illustration by Gary Larsen of The Far Side
(.Sitra Achra)
.
Maybe HEIFER is the only English
word from the Biblical Hebrew cow, פרה PaRaH. or FaRaH (FRH à HFR). A look at the chart reveals that the Biblical
"cow" did not do well at the global county fair. Hungarian is one possibility. As usual with animal names, the world prefers
the more generic term (and older Edenic word) :
בקר
BaQaR (cattle -- Genesis 26:14).
A
major clue that this (lip-throat-tongue-made) or bilabial-guttural-liquid word
ר ק ב B a Qa R is the Proto-Earth or Edenic
cow is that only the initial- bilabial or
the end-liquid drops.
These animals were
roped and corralled by Kinneret Pau and myself, with help from the major
Edenicists like Fernando Aedo and Regina W. You've got a possible “cattle” word? Send it in. Remember, cows are not found everywhere. Thus Arctic “cattle” are reindeer (caribou
below), and Polynesian “cattle” (animals raised for food) are pigs raised for PORK.
S = letter
shifts: [all vowels are interchangeable, no
shifts needed]
S-B =
bilabial shift [interchangeable lip letters: B, F,P,PH, V, W],
S-F
= fricative shift,[interchangeable whistling letters: Soft
C,S,SH,TS,Z]
S-G
= guttural shift [interchangeable throat letters: Hard C,G,K,Q]
S-D
= dental shift [interchangeable tooth letters: D, T, TS]
S-L
= liquid shift [interchangeable tongue letters: L,R]
S-N =
nasal shift [interchangeable
nose letters: M,N]
N
= nasalization (extra M or N inserted in the root).
M = metathesis (root letters switch places).
WORLD CATTLE ROUND-UP
|
Edenic
|
Cattle ר ק ב
|
Ba Qa R
|
|
Afrikaans
(from Dutch)
|
Poor man's beef: PORK
M132 or BQR à VRK
|
Va R K
|
|
Ahtna/Athabaskan (North American Indian)
|
Cow; M231 (BQR à GLB) ,
S-G, S-L
|
GILIBA'
|
|
Ainu (Non-Asian, Japan)
|
Cow; S-B,
liquid drop
|
PEKO
|
|
Akkadian (Semitic)
|
bull-colossus, M231of
Ba Qa R
|
Ka Ri Bu
|
|
Amharic (Semitic)
|
Sheep; liquid
drop, S-G
|
Ba G
|
|
Andean (Peru)
|
Source of ALPACA, their cattle,
S-B, liquid drop
|
Pa C0
|
|
Arabic
|
Cow, بَقَرَة source of ALBACORE
|
Ba KH aRa
|
|
Assamese (Northern India)
|
Cow
 ; S-G
bilabial drop
|
GORU
|
|
Australian
|
Cow;, S-B, S-G, liquid drop
|
Wu Ha
|
|
Azerbaijani
|
Bull, liquid
drop
|
BuĜa
|
|
Basque
|
Cow; S-G, liquid
drop
|
Be
Hia
|
|
Belarusian
|
Bull
бык, liquid drop
|
ByK
|
|
Belarusian
|
Cow; M231, S-B
|
KAROVA
|
|
BENGALI / Bangla
|
Cow; bilabial drop, S-G,
|
GORU
|
|
BISLAMA (Vanuatu)
|
Cow; M132, S-L
|
BULUK
|
|
BOBE
(Equatorial Guinea)
|
Cow; reversal, S-B, liquid drop
N is prefix.
|
NKOPO
|
|
BOSNIAN
|
Cow; M231, S-B
|
KRAVA
|
|
Bulgarian
|
Bull
бик , liquid drop
|
BiK
|
|
Bulgarian
|
Cow;
rev., S-B, S-G liquid
drop
|
Go Ve do
|
|
Cashmiri
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
Go_Ru
|
|
CELTIC (Common, or Proto Celtic)
|
Cow; bilabial drop, S-G
W
as Resh/R, cWazy Wabbit rule
|
GuHoW-
|
|
CELTIC, Proto Celtic
|
Cattle; M132
|
ViRCo
|
|
CHEWA (Malawi, Zambia)
|
Cow; N is classification prefix. liquid
drop
Reverse, Nasalization
|
NG'OMBE
|
|
CHINESE (Hokkien)
|
Cow ,
S-B
. Typically: Edenic reversed and liquid
dropped.
|
GU-BU
|
|
CHIRAGH Caucasian,
E. Daghestan
|
Cow;
BQR à QWL metathesis
or M 213 S-B, S-L
|
QIWAL
|
|
Cornish
|
Cow; liquid drop, S-G
|
Bu GH
|
|
Corsican,
Zeneize
|
Cow; S-B, liquid dropped
|
Va CCa
|
|
Croatian
|
Bull, liquid drop
|
BiK
|
|
Croatian
|
Cow; M231, S-B
|
KRAVA
|
|
Czech
|
Bull, liquid drop
|
BýK
|
|
Czech
|
Cow, M231 of Ba Qa R
|
K
Ra
Va
|
|
Dagur
(Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang)
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
XUKUR
|
|
Danish
|
Calf; M231, S-B,
S-L
As English CALF
|
Ka
L
V
|
|
Dari (Afghanistan)
|
Cow;
bilabial drop, S-G,
R-to-W shift
|
GOW
|
|
Dumi (Tibeto-Burman)
|
Cow; S-G, liquid
drop
|
BHI?I
|
|
Dutch
|
Calf; M231, S-B,
S-L
As English CALF
|
Ka
L
F
|
|
Easter Island
(Polynesia)
|
Cattle;
liquid dropped
|
PuaKa
|
|
Enets (Siberia)
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
Ko Raa
|
|
English, Icelandic, Norweg., Swedish
|
Bull, guttural drop
|
BuLL
|
|
English
|
Cow, W echoes the Resh/R
better than other Germanic: German kuh or Dutch coe.
See PORK at Afrikaans. In Tex-Mex a
cattleman is a BUKAROO.
|
Co
W
|
|
Etruscan
|
Cow; liquid drop
|
Ba Ca
|
|
EVENKI
(Eastern Siberia)
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
Hu KuR
|
|
Faroese (Denmark)
|
Cow; reverse, liquid
drop,
S-B
|
KÚGV
|
|
Farsi (Persian)
|
Cow, reverse bilabial
-guttural, liquid
drop
|
Ga V
|
|
FIJIAN
|
Cow; M132, Nasalization,
S-L
|
BULUMAKAU
|
|
Filipino
|
water buffalo, M231of
Ba Qa R, see Malay
|
Ca
Ra
Bao
|
|
Finnish
|
Buffalo; S-B, S-G, S-L
|
Pu HveLi
|
|
Finnish
|
Cattle; bilabial
drop
|
Ka R
ja
|
|
French
|
Cow; liquid drop, S-B
|
Va CHe
|
|
Galician
|
Calf
|
Be Ce RRo
|
|
Garhwali
(Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh,
India.)
|
Cow; bilabial drop, S-G
|
Gau
Ri
|
|
German
|
Cattle; liquid drop, S-B, S-G
|
Vie H
|
|
Georgian
|
Calf;
reverse, liquid drop
|
Kh
Bos
|
|
Gothic (extinct Germanic)
|
Calf; M231, S-L
|
Ka L Bo
|
|
Ginukh
(Caucasian, s.w.
Daghestan)
|
Cow; M213, S-B,
S-G
|
G We Ro
|
|
Greek
|
Herdsman: S-L, from BoaQeR, the Hebrew herdsman, bous, ox is no herd animal.
Whence BUCOLIC
|
BouKoL, BouKoLikos
|
|
Gujarati
|
Bull આખલો, bilabial drop
|
Ākhalō
|
|
Hindi
|
Calf: बछड़ा
|
Ba CHa Ra
|
|
Hindi
|
sheep, भेड़ bhēṛa
, S-G
|
B H e Ra
|
|
Hungarian
|
Bull, bilabial drop
|
BiKa
|
|
Hungarian
|
Calf; M132, S-G
|
Bo R Ju
|
|
Hungarian
|
Sheep; M132
|
Bi R K a
|
|
Indo-European
|
Ox, bull, cow: theoretical
reconstruction, same as Dari
|
G
W
o u
|
|
Icelandic
(Old and New)
|
Cow: bilabial drop
|
Ky R
|
|
Inupiak (Eskimo)
|
Cow; M231 S-B,
S-L
|
Ku La Vak
|
|
Irish
|
Cattle; reverse, bilabial
drop, S-G S-L
|
eaLL ai GH
|
|
Italian
|
Sheep, S-B
|
Pe
Co
Re
|
|
Kannada
|
Bull
ಗೂಳಿ, bilabial drop,
|
GūLi
|
|
Kazazh (Turkic)
|
Bull, bilabial drop
|
BuQa
|
|
Latin
|
mistaken diminutive of bōs, ox;
source of BUGLE
|
BuCuLus
|
|
Latin
|
Cattle; S-B, liquid drop,
source of PECULIAR
|
Pe
Cus
|
|
Latin
|
Cow,
source of VACCINE;
|
Va
CCa
|
|
Latin
|
Meat of domestic pig, pork
|
PoRCus
|
|
Latvian
|
Cow, M21 of Ba Qa R
|
G V ous
|
|
LEZGHIAN (PROTO)
S. Daghestan
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
*Cû R
|
|
Lithuanian
|
Cow, M231 of Ba Qa
R
|
Ka
R
Ve
|
|
Luyia (Bantu)
|
Cow, reverse, S-B
liquid drop
|
iKh aFu
|
|
Malay (Phillippines)
|
water buffalo, kerbau, M231 source of
CARIBAO (nowTagalog/Philipino, English)
|
CA
RI
BAO
|
|
Mapudungun (isolate of Chile)
|
Cow; liquid dropped
|
Wa Ka
|
|
Marquesas
(Polynesia)
|
Pig, any larger animal; liquid dropped
|
PuaKa
|
|
Maya
|
Beef; liquid dropped.
From Amerind, BUCCANEER was about barbequing
meat
|
Ba
Q
|
|
Navaho/Dine Amerind , SW
|
cattle;
liquid dropped or morphed
|
Béé Gashii
|
|
Nepali
|
Bullock;
bilabial drop
|
Go Ru
|
|
Norwegian
|
he-goat (*bukkos in Celtic)
|
Bo KK
|
|
Norwegian
|
Calf; M231, S-B,
S-L
As English CALF
|
Ka
L
V
|
|
Ojibwe (Algonquian)
|
domestic animal
|
aWaKaan
|
|
Old Celtic
|
Cattle M132 S-B
|
ViRCo
|
|
Old English
|
Stag, BUCK, he-goat
|
Bu
CCa
|
|
Old English
|
Steer, Ox , (young bull ?)
M132, S-L
|
BuLLoCK
|
|
Old French
|
buck
|
B o K
|
|
Old Norse (extinct)
|
Cow; bilabial drop
|
K
y R
|
|
Papiamentu
|
Cow; liquid dropped
|
Ba Ka
|
|
Pashto, Pushto
|
Cow; غوا reverse, S-G
|
G Va
|
|
Polish
|
Bull, liquid drop
|
ByK
|
|
Polish
|
Cow, S-B M231
of Ba Qa
R
|
K
Ro
Wa
|
|
Quechua (Inca)
|
Cow; liquid dropped, S-B
|
Vi
Cuna
|
|
Rarotongan
(Polynesia)
|
Quadruped; liquid dropped
|
PuaKa
|
|
Romanian
|
Cow; liquid drop, S-B
|
Va Că
|
|
Russian
|
Bull
бык, liquid drop
|
ByK
|
|
Russian
|
Cow, S-B M231
source of CARABOU (reindeer, arctic
cattle)
|
Ka
Ro
Va
|
|
Sango
(Central African Republic)
|
Cow: S-G
|
Ba Ga Ra
|
|
Sanskrit
|
Wild ox; bilabial drop, S-G
|
Gau
Rah
|
|
Sardinian (3 dialects)
|
Cow; liquid drop
|
Ba CCa
|
|
Serbian, Slovak
|
Bull
бик , liquid drop
|
BiK
|
|
Serbian, Slovak
Slovenian
|
Cow,
M231
of Ba Qa
R
(and 2 other similar Slavic cows)
|
Ka Ra Va
|
|
Somali
|
Cattle, bilabial drop
|
XooLo
|
|
Spanish
|
Alpaca;
al- Arabic, and P-C
uncertain,
guessed to mean yellowish-red in
Quechua. liquid drop, S-B
|
al Pa CCa
|
|
Spanish
|
Calf
(especially calf leather)
|
Be Ce RRo
|
|
Spanish
|
Cow;
vaquero, cowboy, is Span.-Amer., echoes BoaQeR, the Hebrew herdsman, the source of BUCKAROO, liquid
drop
|
Va Ca
|
|
Sumerian
|
Sheep;
M132
|
Ba R G al
|
|
Swahili
(E. Africa)
|
Cow:
reverse, liquid dropped
S-B, Nasalization , N-prefix
|
N G'o M B e
|
|
Swedish
|
Calf; M231, S-B,
S-L
As English CALF
|
Ka
L
V
|
|
Tagalog
|
Cow; liquid dropped
|
Ba Ka
|
|
Tajik
|
Cow; reversed; liquid
dropped
|
Go
B
|
|
Talysh
(Caspian).
|
a
herd of cows; rev. liquid dropped, S-B,
S-G
|
GoV et
|
|
Tamil
|
Bull, காளை guttural drop S-L
|
KāLai
|
|
Thai
|
Buffalo;
bilabial dropped, reverse. Resh/R to W shift
|
K W y
|
|
Tibetan
|
Cattle
|
PHjuG
|
|
Turkish
|
Bull, liquid drop
|
BoĞa
|
|
Turkish,
Turkmen, Uzbek
|
Cow;
bilabial drop, S-G
|
si Gi R
|
|
Tuvalu
(Polynesia)
|
Pig;
liquid dropped, S-B
|
PuaKa
|
|
Ukrainian
|
Bull,
бик liquid
dropped
|
ByK
|
|
Ukrainian
|
Cow;
M231 of Ba Qa R
|
Ko Ro Va
|
|
Welsh
|
Cow;
M132 Resh/R àW
|
Bu W CH
|
|
Yiddish
|
Bull ביק, liquid
drop
|
BeeYQ
|
|
YUPIK
(Eskimo, Alaska)
|
Cow,
M231, S-B, S-L
|
KULUVAK
|
Notes: In many variants of CoW, it should
be the bilabial
ב
Bet that
drops. The Koof and Resh could be in the right
sequence, but the Resh/R has morphed into a W or V. (Cwazy Wabbit Rule). This
is suggested in the way that SOW came from
חזיר [K]HaZeeYR
(pig).
Many lands, like N. America, did not
originally have cows. Many Amerind words
are omitted as mere borrowings from Spanish or French. A few used words for
bison or other ruminants.
GOAT words from Ba Qa R (cattle) might include:
French bouc and chevre (French softens gutturals to ch), German Bock and Latin capra.