TECHNI(CAL) TeeQOON Tahf-Koof-Vav-Noon
Tea-COON____________תקון_____________[TKN]
ROOTS: TECHNOLOGY is credited to the Greek tekhne (art, skill); the alleged IE “root” is teks (to weave...fabricate).
TaKH is a stitch, figuring perhaps in the
fabric of (S)TITCH. The sound and sense
of all things TECH (TECHNOLOGICAL) appear in Hebrew words of careful craft, after
some minor tinkering or reverse engineering.
תקן
TaQaiN is to make straight, repair or TINKER (Ecclesiastes 1:15; 7:13). To TINKER (repair - TKN à TNK) has no known origin, not unusual for a
word coming from a metathesis of the Edenic.
The
קן
QahN, nest, is nature’s
drawing board, preparing the young for maturity
(Deuteronomy 22:6). כון
KOON is prepared
(Ezekiel 28:13), established (Psalm
9:8).
תכונה T'KHOONaH means arrangement, order, structure, preparation or astronomy. תכן
TaKHaN is to regulate, measure, formulate a program (II Kings 12:12;
Isaiah 40:2, 3). תכן
ToaKHeN is measurement or content (Exodus
5:18). תכניתTaKHNeeYT is a measurement, plan, program or
TECHNIQUE. The ARCHITECT'S plan
is the sense in Ezekiel 43:10.
The start-up nation of Israel is
performing the key Jewish mission of עולם תיקן TeeYQOON [O]aLahM, repairing
the word, tinkering with Creation … especially with new technologies to greatly
improve areas like health and hunger.
BRANCHES:
תחם TaK[H]aM
is to set limits. The IE “root” makes the TECHNICIAN a cognate of the
DACHSHUND. Other cognates listed at IE “root” teks are CONTEXT, PRETEXT, SUBTLE, TECHNICAL, TECTONIC, TILLER, and
TOIL. TOKEN may link up with the ת-כ-ן
Tahf-Khaf-Noon terms above, and with the later דגם DeGeM,
model, example.
TEXTILE is an extension of TEXT. Slovak
weaning is tkat’. The Greek tekton (carpenter, builder) does not
weave, but does all the planning and measuring (and repairing) seen in the
Hebrew etymons above. Modern Greek tehni
(art) recalls the original Greek
“skill” sense of things TECHNICAL. TINKERING with nature in the lab appears in words
meaning “artificial:” Finnish keinotekoinen, Modern Greek technitos’
and Japanese jinkootekina.
German
Technik,
engineering, is one of the many hundreds of borrowings of this
word.
Txukun(du)
is to fix in Basque, the language with "no known affinities."
Fixed,
established and to fix, revise in Chinese are both ding
X136,7; the two sound-alike
words are an M132 of תקן TaQaiN and תכונה T'KHOONaH.
The
Edenic Taph-Koof-Noon themes of setting
straight, establishing and composing soon were used in the making of many
a תקנה TaQaNaH (edict,ordinance and
ruling.) This appeared in Akkadian taqānu
(well ordered) and the fully-shifted Greek dogma (regulation), which gave
English DOGMA. The AHD traces DOGMA
to Greek dokein, to seem, think (see “ORTHODOX.”)
The scholars are
playing games again. The Greek -ein verbal ending does not explain the nasal in DOGMA. And DOGMATIC beliefs are about blind,
arrogant belief in established edicts, without “thinking.”
In
Maya/Quiche taqanik is to command or a
command.
See "TACTITIAN"