GREEK from EDENIC (Pre-Hebrew, the Designed Homo-Sapiens Language Program )
Several score Greek-from-Edenic matches are
within the E-Word Digital Dict. and not yet listed below.
The leading contributor here was Regina
Werling [RW]
Note: Greek TH may come from Shin/SH or
Tet/DT, not simply a ת Thaf. T-from-
Shin is a standard shift in the post Babel-babble spin-off of Aramaic. See the “TAURUS” entry in E-Word.
KEY:
1.
< indicates origin in Edenic, the ultimate
source of other given roots
2. Upper Case letters are root letters; lower case
letters aid pronunciation; bolding for focus.
3. a [bracketed]
English word at the end points to an appropriate entry in the E-WORD: Edenics Digital
dictionary.
At entries are
full etymologies, other global cognates, and a Biblical citation (unless the
Edenic word is Semitic, but not in the Bible.]
Letter Shift Codes A color-coded
menorah of only 7 sounds, as all music is from 7 notes
שנוי בצליל
האותיות
S = letter shifts: [all vowels are interchangeable,
no shifts needed]
S-B = bilabial shift [interchangeable lip letters: B, F, V, W],
S-F = fricative shift [interchangeable whistling letters: Soft C, S, TS]
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). Example: M132 means that the Greek word
takes the 1st,
3rd, then 2nd root then 2nd consonant letter of
the Edenic root.
ß = reverse
the (root letters of) the Edenic source word
B =
a borrowing from
another modern language
Key
to Romanized Hebrew Aleph-Bet:
Vowels
are in lower case. Root letters in Upper Case with [brackets] around
unpronounced letters or non-historic ones in the derivative language. 5 Hebrew letters have end-forms.
Aleph א = A or
any Upper Case VOWEL; Betב = B, Bhet = BH or (V); Gimel ג= G; Dalet = ד D;
Hey ה= H;
Vav ו= V, OO or OA ; Zayinז = Z; Het ח= [K]H or K[H]; Tetט = DT; Yod י= Y; Kahf כ,ך = K,
Khaf = KH;
Lamed ל= L; Memמ,ם = M;
Noon נ,ן = N; Samekh ס= $; Ayin ע= bracketed UPPER CASE [VOWEL] or GH;
Peyפ,ף = P, Phey = PH or F; Zaddi צ,ץ= TS (always
read ST in European), T or S; Koof ק= Q;
Raish
ר= R or WR; Shin ש= SH, Sin = S; Tahf ת= T, TH, or (S)
abak, άβακας, ávakas or counting board; abakos, dust (as
used in a drawing board of sand or dust for mathematical figuring)
< S-B אבק AhBHahQ, dust; S-G א-ב-ג Aleph-Bet-Gimel, the Hebrew “A,B,C" is also
1,2,3 [ABACUS]
agein, to lead < ß נהג
NaHaG
means to lead ; הגה HeGeH, rudder,
helm, steering wheel.
Syriac
אוגי OaGeeY
means “he drove away” [SYNAGOGUE]
Aerktos, not fenced < M312 S-G S-D גדר GeDeR [GRID]
negative prefix
from א
Eey- [A-] RW
aetós αετός , kite, gliding bird of prey < עיט [A]hYiDT,
bird of prey [KITE]
agállomai αγάλλομαι, to jubilate, be joyful; gélio γέλιο, laugh < גל GahL, to
rejoice [GALA] RW
agape αγάπη , love < S-G S-B חבה [K]HeeBaH, love, esteem [AVARICE]; אחוה A[K]HaVaH
(fraternity) JW
agnós αγνός ,
innocent, pure < ß S-G נקי NaQeeY [INNOCENT]
ageláda αγελάδα , cow < עגל [E]yGeL, calf
(Genesis 15:9)
agrios, non-domestic,
“of the field” (as in onager) <
seen in guttural-liquid “farmer” words like אכר EeKahR
and Aramaic (later Hebrew) חקלאי K[H]aQ’LAeY [AGRICULTURALIST]
agora αγορά, a coin, and
verb of purchasing < כרהKaRaH,
to hire; מכר MeKHeR, price; שכר SoaKHeR
,
“he who hires” [HIRE]
aifnídia αιφνίδια, suddenly < M132 S-B S-N S-D פתאם PiTOaM, suddenly (Proverbs 6:15)
aix αίξ or aigós αιγός he-goat , he-goat
< עז [A]iZ or GHaiZ,
she-goat [GAUZE]
akantha αγκάθι and ankáthi, thorn
< N. קוץ QOATS
(thorn) [ACUTE]
alfa, beta, gamma, delta < B. א , ב , ג ,ד … Alef, Bet, Gimel, Dalet [ALPHABET]
afstirós αυστηρός (strict, stringent, austere)
< צר TSahR, narrow,
restrictive [STRAIT[
alké strength; alkimos, brave > ß חיל K[H]aYiL, strength, ability [ILL]
almyrós αλμυρός, salty < מר MahR, bitter, briny
[MARINE]
aloi αλοή, aloe < אהל AHahL
(Numbers 24:6) ]ALOE]
analkimos weak < Greek prefix an, not, lacking < אין AiN (without) [INSOMNIA]
for the alk element, see alké above
anakaleo, to call out; anaklaíō ἀνακλάω , to weep loudly < קול QOAL, a voice
or cry;
S-L קרא QaRaH,
to cry out [CRY]
andros , man, masculine < ß S-D S-N 1. מתי MiTaY , men [MASCULINE]
2. ß S-D S-N אדם ADaM (man), [ETHNIC]
ánemos άνεμος
wind < M132 S-F נשימה N’SHeeYMaH,
breath; נשמה NiS(H)aMaH means breath and
soul [ANIMUS]
angelos, messenger < מלאך MaLAhKH, angel, messenger. The messenger is told to לך LaiKH, go, rather than
the go-maker, the מלך MeLeKH, king. [ANGEL]
ankáthi αγκάθι, thorn
< N. S-G S-D 1. קוץ QOATS, thorn; 2. N. S-G S-D חד K[H]ahD, sharp [DART]
ankhonē, a strangling < M231 חנק K[H]eNeQ, strangulation [HANG, NECK]
anthos, flower < S-D נץ NaiTS, flower, blossom [ANTHOLOGY]
anthropos, ánthro̱poi άνθρωποι
, human being, mankind < 1 . Shin/S-to-TH shift
אנוש ENOASH, people,
mankind; 2. ß S-D S-N מתי MiTaY , men; 3. ß S-D S-N אדם ADaM (man), [ETHNIC]
Antika αντίκα , antique
< traced by academic folk etymology to Attica, Greece. The extra N (nasalization) is of
עתיק ATeeYQ, ancient [ANTIQUE]
Aráchni αράχνη, (web-building) spider; arche, rule; Archos, ruler; arkhein, to rule < ערך [A]iReKH, order,
arrangement ; thus עורך [O]WRaiKH became the word for an arranger… like an editor [ARCHITECT]
arktikos,
"of the bear” whence ARCTIC. The bear is the animal world’s
2-legged “dancer.”
< רקד RaQaD, to
dance [ORCHESTRA]
argos,
white; arguros, silver < ß S-G חור K[H]OOR,
the white linen in (Isaiah 19:9),
and the silvery hair
of elders in I Samuel 21:8 [HOARY]
arōma, aromatic
herb < ß מר
MoaR, spice in the Temple incense [AROMA]
asilla (yoke) , re-borrowed in PBH as אסל Ay$eL
(yoke) < S-L
אסר A$ahR,
to tie, harness, and the binding
fricative-liquid
family [ARREST, SARI].
Asmodeus , demon of
destruction < S-F השמיד HeeSHMeeYD, to
destroy, exterminate [SMITE]
āthelein, to contend < Sin/S to TH shift,
S-L שרה SaRaH, to struggle, persevere
[source
of “athlete,” “athletic/s,” etc. at ARITHMETIC]
átomo Άτομο, ATOM, person, individual < אדם
ADaM, man; Adam, the sole, first man [DEMOCRAT]
Janusz Woroski
axine, axe B < Aramaicחצינא [K]HaTSeeYNAh,
Akkadian hasinnu or חצין [K]HaTSeeYN,
axe [CUT]
bathos, depth; and the nasalized benthos, depths
< ß S-D טבע DTaBH[A]h , to immerse, sink [DIP]
-- (thus the emotional depth of PATHOS, Greek suffering, passion – see pathos)
Bema, stage, platform < במה BaMaH, elevated area for rituals (in Tanach, inferring
sacrifices at improper places…
Middle Hebrew borrowed the Greek word for the platform in mid synagogue…
New Hebrew uses BaMaH
for a stage ) [BEMA]
biblos, papyrus reed for a
writing surface… later a book <
Egyptian < אבוב ABOOBH, pipe, tube, knotgrass
[BIBLE]
blastēma βλαστ(άρι) (offspring, sprout)
and blastos, bud< S-B S-L
פרץ PaRaST to spread out and grow
forth [BLAST]
botanē, a plant or herb; vótano
βότανο, herb < M231 נבט NahBHaDT
(sprout), noun and a verb of
germinating and
sprouting. Arabic Nabat is a
plant. [BOTANY]
Boukol βουκόλος, herdsman (source of BUCOLIC) < S-L בקר BoaQeR, cattleman
[BUCKAROO]
bursa, purse; byrsa (hide, leather) < M132 בשר BaSahR, "flesh,"
skin (money holders were made
of leather) [BURSAR]
chir or chéri χέρι, hand < ß
האריך [H’E]ReeYKH,
to extend
[REACH]
chitónas χιτώνας, tunic < כתנת KiToNeT, long shirt, coat, garment [COTTON]
chó̱ma
Χώμα, soil, earth < חמר K[H]oaMeR, clay [CERAMIC]
chóra Χώρα, country
< ß reverse Aramaic ארעא AhR’GHA’h,
land [AREA, EARTH]
cyt , a cell and a cyst (biological sac) < S-D כד KahD, container, water pitcher [CADDY]
daktylos δακτυλος, finger <
דקל DeQeL (palm tree) is palm or
hand-like, of palmate design both from
the large branches or "fingers" of
the palm tree, and the palm or hand of its many fronds or "fingers."
The extra T in daktylos may be an
attempt to link it to Latin digitus (finger, toe). [DULCET]
demos people <
אדם ADaM, earthling; human, person;
בני אדם B’NaY ADaM, children of Adam, people [DEMOCRAT]
di- as in diploō
(to double); dis (twice) <
Aramaic דו DOO, two [DUO]
diáfragma
διάφραγμα,
diaphragm < S-B S-G a family of פרק PeReQ words meaning
a break, division
or section, including פרכת PaRoaKHeT,
curtain, the space-breaker [BREAK, PARK]
diasporā, dispersion < dia
+ speirein (σπέρ) , to sow, scatter < M213 פזר PaZeR, to
disperse,
scatter [SPRAY]
didymo δίδυμο, twin < S-D תאום T’OWM,
twin [TEAM]
díkaios δίκαιος (fair, right, just) ; dikaiōsis, justification; diké , justice, right,
court case < M231 צדק
TSeDeQ,
righteousness, justice; צדק TSeeDaiQ, to
justify [SYNDICATE] Strong’s 1343-1349
dínoun δίνουν, to give < תן TaiN
(give!); אתנן ET’NaN, מתנה MahTahNaH, and (reversing D-N)
נדב
NaDa(V)
means a gift or donation [DONATE]
ekhis, adder or viper
< ( נ Noon dropped ) נחשNaK[H]aSH,
snake [SNAKE]
eliphas or the nasalized eléfantas ελέφαντας , elephant < אלף ELePH, ox and the verb of training
(familiar from an Ulpan to learn Hebrew).
Besides being a trainable ox-like creature, this largest land
mammal is the champion or אלוף ALooPH. This “champion” word, once nasalized, is the non-mythic
source of Mt. Olympus,
where Olympic champions were crowned. [ELEPHANT, OLYMPIC]
ellipein, to fall short, a fallen, reversed form of the פ-ל P-L core-root of
נפל NaPHahL, to fall [FALL]
emfánisi̱ εμφάνιση,
appearance; phainesthai , to appear… whence FANTASY < פנים PaNiM, surface…the visible plane
[PANE]
epi- a. (over, above < עף [A]hPH, to fly, and
extensions meaning high points [UP];
b. (besides) < אף AhPH, even if, all
the more so, though [IF]
epilēptikos, epilepsy… from a root meaning seizure < M231 S-L טרף DTeRePH, to seize
[TROPHY]
epistanai , to stop,
check; stamatí̱sei, to stop < סתם $aTahM is
to stop up, shut, fill or clog; עצם [A]TSaM is
to shut (the eye) [STEM]
erebus
ρεβος, Erebus or Erebos is the deity thus
personification of darkness. Darkness and shadow
is associated with the Greek twilight zone for the departed soul,
and a deity of dark death in mythology
<
ערב [E]ReBH, evening
[EUROPE]
eschala , hearth,
fireplace < אש AiSH, fire [ASH]
eschatos, of the end …as in ESCHATOLOGY < The es-, like Latin ex- (out), is from חוץ [K]HOOTS, out.
[EXIT] The chat
element (ending) is from a close guttural-dental relative:
קץ QaiTS, end.
[COAST]
ethos, character < Shin/S-to-TH shift,
from אישיות EeYSHeeYOO(S), personality, an extension of איש EeYSH, man
[ETHNIC]
etmos, truth < M132 אמת EMeT (truth)… so
that a true etymology is an EMeTology
[ETYMOLOGY]
etos, year < עת [A]iT ,
time, season [ETERNAL]
Evrópi Ευρώπη, Europe < מערב M’[A]hRahYBH is “west;” ערב [E]Re(V) is evening (direction of sundown)
The name for the West, Europe, came from the Semitic
Near East, not from a Greek myth of Zeus becoming
Flesh, and abducting and non-immaculate impregnating Princess Europa
[EUROPE]
floudi φλουδί, paring, peeling < S-L פרד PaRahD, to
separate [PARTITION]
foní φωνή, speech; áfonos, speechless < ß S-B ניב NeeYBH, idiom, dialect, speech; נבא NaBHAh
is to utter,
call, proclaim, announce; נביא Na(V)eeYE, spokesperson (Exodus 7:1) [PHONETICS, TELEPHONE]
frákti̱s φράκτης , fence
… also a divider, < פרכת PaRoaKHeT,
curtain;
a
family of פרק PeReQ words means a break, division or
section [BREAK, FRACTION]
fýllo φύλλ , sheet, like a FOLIO (page) in a book < פלח FeLa[K]H,
flat piece, cut section [FLAKE]
gala
γάλα, milk < S-G חלב K[H]aLa(V), milk [GALAXY… as in The Milky Way]
géfrya γέφυρα (bridge) < S-G S-B חבר K[H]aBHahR, to join
together [ALGEBRA]
génos γένος, genus, race, stock, kin, kind; genēa (family) < קנה QaNeH, branch [ARM, KIN]
geneiáda γενειάδα, beard < M231 S-G D-Z shift via
Aramaic זקן ZaQahN, beard
[SAGAMORE] RW
geranos, crane, derrick and the long-throated bird ( like the heron)
< גרון GaROAN, Gimel-Resh-Vav-Noon (throat, neck) [CRANE]
gida γίδα, goat
< גדי
GiDeeY, kid of goat [GOAT]
glossa
γλώσσα, tongue < גלש GaLaS(H), to slide, glide … as when a mammal’s tongue
makes fur GLOSSY
[GLISSADE]
gnátho γνάθο , jaw; Γνάθου
gnáthou is a jawbone <
M231 טחן DTaK[H]ahN, to grind
[CHIN]
gomphos, a tooth or peg < S-N S-B ניב NeeYB, canine tooth in Aramaic [NIB]
graphein to scratch, draw, write < a. the large
family of guttural-liquid-bilabial “scratching” words include
S-L גלב GaLa(V), the kind of scraping as a barber shaves; b. for writing, M132
עפרון GHeePaROAN,
a lead pencil ]CARVE, GRAPHITE]
grūps
(as the claws of the griffin),
grupos, hooked < the
clenched אגרף EGRoaPH (fist) [GRAPPLE]
gýros γύρος, round
< עגל [A]hGoaL, round
[GEAR]
gunē, woman < ß נקבה NiQai(V)aH,
female. The Edenic “woman” is the feminine form of “man.”
[CAVITY] Old
English cognate of QUEEN, cwene (woman, prostitute, wife) is related. Make
your own
conclusions
about women in Western “Culture.”
hēdonē,
delight, pleasure ; idonismós ηδονισμός, hedonism < עדנה [E]DNaH
or GHeDNaH (delight –
Genesis 18:12… meaning of Eden). [HEDONISM]
hepat, liver < S-G S-D כבד KaBHaiD, liver, in
Leviticus 3:4. כבד KaBHaiD means
weighty, as this organ is
quite dense. [HEPATITIS]
Hera, goddess of childbirth < הרה HaRaH, pregnant (Genesis 16:11) [OROLOGY]
hex έξι ,
six <
ß S-G or S-drop ששה SHeeSHaH, six (noun) [SIX]
holos , wholly, fully… as in HOLOCAUST (wholly
burnt)
< S-G
כל KahL, all. The Indo-Europoean “root”
kailo is whole.
[ALL]
hoplon όπλο , weapon < M132 חלף
K[H]aLahF is the large (butcher's) knife; S-L חרב K[H]eReBH (sword)
[CLEAVER]
huper over < S-B עבר GHaiBHeR,
over, beyond [HYPER]
hupsos, height, top < S-B עפל GHoaPHeL,
eminence, hill, tower and Ayin-Phey family of “height” words
[UP]
husterā , womb,
uterus < (Edenic TS is always ST in European) יוצרYOATSeR, (the) fashioner
(where
life is formed) [ART]
hylē, forest, and xýlo ξύλο, wood < M2 13 S-G S-L יער Y[A]h’R or Y’GHaR,
forest [XYLOPHONE]
ikhthūs, fish < ß S-G S-D דג DahG, fish
[HADDOCK] -- see kētos
Ionia, the Pre-Greek Hellenics (the ancient names of Taphetic peoples in Genesis
10:2 includes יון YaVaN,
son of Japeth.
Ionia may be an Akkadian, Ugaritic or Hellenic rendition of יון
YaVaN [FENWAY]
iSCHío ισχίο, haunch,
and iSKHion
, hip < שוק SHOAQ, thigh, foreleg [SHANK]
kádos κάδος is
a bucket, cask or jar; all CYTO- and -CYTE words are from
kutos (a hollow vessel)
< כד KahD, “pitcher”or leather bag as a bucket or pail for
drawing well water [CADDY, CANTEEN, KIT]
kalein, to call < קול QOAL, a voice or call; S-L
קרא QaRAh is to cry out, announce or read aloud
[CALL,
CRY]
karabos, (S)CARAB beetles (the correct 4th plague of Egypt)
< S-G ערב GHaRoaBH, these
swarming,
biting yet deified beetles [SCARAB]
kardiá καρδιά, heart
< S-G
חרד K[H]aRahD, to tremble (the heart is the trembler)
[CARDIO]
karóton
or
karóto καρότο,
carrot < קרן QeReN, horn (see “UNICORN”) and מקור MaQOAR (root) [CORE]
karpos
καρπός fruit (cognate
of CROP, HARVEST) < S-G חרף
K[H]aRaPh,
to pluck leaves or fruit [CARP]
kastōr, kástoras κάστορας , beaver < קוצר QOATSoaR,
harvester (the animal that cuts down
plants,
small trees)
[CASTRATE]
kata, down -- see kato
kathar(os) καθαρός (pure) <
(Hellenic Shin-to-TH shift) כשר KaSHeR
(kosher, ritually fit) [CATHARTIC]
kathisantos καθίσαντος sitting < כִּסֵא Kee$Ay, chair
[CHAISE] [RW]
kato κάτω,
below, down < ß תחת TaK[H]aT, under, below [CATACOMB]
kavoúri καβούρι, crab < M132 עקרב [A]QRahBH , any crustacean (but translated “scorpion”) [CRAB]
keras, horn < קרן QeReN, horn [UNICORN]
kerasos or kerási κεράσι,
cherry < ß זרח ZaRaK[H], the rising, (shining) cherry-red sun [RISE]
kélyfos κέλυφος , shell, hull, husk < קלפה Q’LeePaH, rind,
husk,shell [CALIBER]
kētos κήτος,
whale < ß דגה DaGaH, whale
[HADDOCK] -- see ikhthūs
khiton, χιτώνας
tunic < כתנת KiToNeT, shirt,
coat, garment [COTTON]
khordé, a
string or gut < S-G גיד GeeYD,
sinew (strong, flexible string was from dried catgut, or
other animal intestines) see kithara [CORD, GUT]
khroma, skin … hence complexion and color < קרם QaRahM, to cover
with skin,
crust or overlay [CHROME]
kithara, stringed
lyre < גיד GeeYD,
sinew (musical cords of guitars, etc. were from dried catgut, or other
animal intestines) [GUT]
klepto, to steal
< S-G S-B
Noon-to-L shift, גנב GaNaBH, to steal [KNAVE]
kleros, a lot (CLERICS were chosen by lot) < M132, S-G גרל GoRahL Gimel-Resh-Lamed, lot
[CORAL]
koinós κοινός , common < S-G S-N כמו K’MOA
(as, in common with); גם GahM (also); עם GeeM (with); עם GHahM (nation, people)
[COMMON]
Kolossós, Κολοσσός ,
giant,
colossus < S-G גלית Golyus, name of
the Philistine giant who fought David,
probably a generic name for Titans, as גל GahL is a Semitic root for “mountain,” and a giant is
a
“mountain man” [COLOSSUS]
Kōpē κουπί , oar, handle <
כף KahPH, palm of hand (Man’s first
oar and handle) [SCOOP]
koruphē,
head
< Syriac and Jewish Aramaic קרקפתא KaRKaPHTAh, skull,
crown of head, scalp [CHEER]
kósmos κόσμος
, world, cosmos
< S-G
גשמי GaSHMeeY, physical,
cosmopolitan [MUNDANE]
krános κράνος,
helmet < קרן QeReN, horn (hard, protective headpiece) [CROWN]
kouvaláo κουβαλάω, carry, transport < S-G S-L 1.
העביר H’GHe(V)eeYR, to bring over [FERRY] ;
2. S-G הוביל
HOA(V)eeYL,
to bring [ARCHIPELAGO]
krassi , wine < M231 S-F שכר SHaYKHaR, alcoholic
drink [SAKI
kreas, flesh < S-G
עור GHoWR, skin, hide [CORIUM
kronos, curved <
1. קרן QeReN, animal horn
[CROWN]; 2. קער Qah’[E]R, curve [CURVE]
kurtos κυρτή, convex < קער Qah’[E]R,
curve [CURVE]
krypt, a burial vault < M132 S-B קבר, QeBHeR, grave [GRAVE
kydos , glory < S-G הוד HOAD, majesty, glory, splendor, praiseworthiness [ADORE]
kýklos κύκλος , circle < S-G עגול GHeeGOOL, circle [CYCLE]
láspi mud < M312 S-F S-B שפלהSHiPHeyLaH,
lowlands…muddy, sloppy area [SLOOP]
leopardus or leopárdali λεοπάρδαλη leopard < S-L
ארי AReeY,
lion + S-B ברד BaRoaD, spotted,
mottled
[LEOPARD]
lipos λίπος , fat < S-B חלב [K]HeLeBH, fat [LABIAL]
lýkos λύκος , wolf
< ß
כלב KeLe(V), canine
[LOBO]
mathema
(science) < S-D מדע MaD[A]h,
science, knowledge, or mind;
מד MahD, measure [METER,
MIND]
máti μάτι eye < ß תמונה
T’MOONaH, picture; דמות D’MOOT, likeness
[DUMMY]
mēkhanē, device < מוכני MOOKH’NeeY, a
wheel-work or derrick was an early “machine” or
MECHANICAL preparation <מוכן MOOKHahN,
something prepared < כן KeN, a base [MACHINE]
me με , with < ß עם [E]eM,
with [COMMON]
megálo μεγάλο , large < M213 גמול
GaMOOL, grown large or old (as a ripe fruit, as a
weaned baby…
gammal is aged in Scandinavian
languages); M213 S-L גמור GaMOOR, complete [MEGALOMANIAC]
metron, metro μέτρο,
measure < 1. מדה MeeDaH, measure, size, characteristic [METER];
2. משורה
MiSOORaH, measure [MEASURE] RW
misó μισώ, hate; misein ,
to hate … as a a MISOGYNIST hates women < מאס Ma’Ah(S),
to despise
[MISANTHROPE]
mitos , thread
< מיתר MeYTaR, string, cord, sinew
[DIMITY]
moró μωρό, infant
< S-N נער Na'[A]hR, boy, (fem. form too),
youth (Exodus 2:6); נערות Na’[A]hROOT is
puerility, foolishness or immaturity.
[MORON] (Janusz Worowski)
myrmex, ant > M132 S-N, S-L נמל NaMaL, ant, porter [FERRY]
mythos μύθος myth, story < ß שמע SHeyM[A]h, report, verbal account, fame [MYTHOLOGY[
mýti μύτη , nose
< ß חטם
[K]HoaDTeM,
snout, nose [HUNT]
na po να πω, to say < S-B ניב NeeYBH, speech (Isaiah 57:19); נביא NaBHeeYE, spokesperson
(Exodus 7:1) [PHONETICS]
nearos , young, fresh
< נערות N’[A]ROO(S) (youth, vitality) < root נ-ע-ר Noon-Ayin-Resh,
נערN[O]ahR(youth) [NEW]
nektos,
swimming…(pushing water) < M132 S-D נדח NaDaK[H], to push
away [NOD]
noris νωρίς, early (as at dawn’s
early light) < נור NOOR, to give light;נר NaiR, a light [MINARET]
nýchta νύχτα, night < נחת NaK[H]aT, repose,
rest, or "quiet" [NIGHT]
octa, eight < S-G
ח Het (8th letter, and number 8) [EIGHT]
okeanós ωκεανός, ocean < אגן AGahN, basin; S-N אגם AGahM, lake
[OCEAN]
okholos. Όχλος a mob,
populace < קהל QaHaL, a congregated multitude or assemblage
[CULL]
olympus – see elephas
above
omilia ομιλία, speech
< 1. Aramaic מלל MaLaL, to speak,
say; מלה MeeLaH, word, speech;
2. S-L אמירה AMeeYRaH, speech
[ADMIRAL]
Onomázo ονομάζω, to
name; onoma,
a name < ß מנה MeeNaH, to appoint; מנה MaNaH, to number
[NAME]
ónos όνος, ass (she-donkey) < ß or M132 of אתון
A(S)OAN, ass (she-donkey) [ASSININE]
opto visible,
seen with the OPTIC nerve… οπτικός optikós < 1. S-B הביט HeeBeeYDT, to look at
[VIDEO]; 2. ß צפה TSaPHaH, to observe [SPY]
orkheisthai, to dance < רקד RaQaD, to
dance [ORCHESTRA]
orthos, straight
< ß Shin/SH to TH shift, ישר YaSHahR, straight
[SHEER]
osme or osmi οσμή
, smell, scent < סם
$ahM, in the plural סמים $ahMeeYM, spices,
aromatics [SMELL]
ostó, οστό, bone, has dropped the nasal seen in osteon,
Latin bone < S-N עצם
[E]TSeM,
bone [OSTEOMA]
para (beyond) < S-B עבר [A]yBHeR,
over to the
other side [OVER]
papūros, papyrus reed for the
earliest writing surface < Egyptian
< אבוב ABOOBH, pipe,
tube, knotgrass [BIBLE]
patéras πατέρας , father < S-D הדר HaDaR (dear or honorable) added
to a reversed S-B אב ABH (father)
[ADORE]
pathos, suffering, passion, deep feeling or emotion (whence PATHETIC and SYMPATHY)
< ß S-D S-B טבע DTaBH[A]h ,
to
immerse, – see bathos
pelegos, sea currents
< פלג PeLeG, stream [ARCHIPELAGO]
pélekys , ax, is weakly thought to come from Greek pelekan, pelican, because
the back of
an ax-head can be said to resemble the bird’s beak. Obviously the ax was named long before any
specific
seabirds. The first “ax” was a
plowshare. All three PLK words are from פלח
PaLaKH (plough,
a plowman
in Arabic) and פלג PLG (the root of “breaking
up,” here with a guttural shift), and similar Edenic bilabial-
liquid-guttural words at “BREAK.”
פלחן PuLKHahN means “the
plower” in Aramaic. The pelican appears
to be ploughing the water as their large
beak skims the surface for fish.
pelios, dark
< אפל APHaiL , darkness or
gloom [PALL]
pente, five, … the IE “root” penkwe,
indicates a lost guttural < M312 חפן K[H]aPHaN (to take a
handful or
fistful… a measure of 5 fingers)
peristera, a dove, clearer than Mishnaic Hebrew פרידה PiReeYDaH, dove,
pigeon < M231 of צפור
TSeePOAR, bird
[SPARROW].
petros, stone… , (a piece
of a rock) < M132 פרט PRaDT, a
particle [PART]
phanai , to say, speak < S-B ניב NeeYBH, speech
(Isaiah 57:19); נביא NaBHeeYE, spokesperson
(Exodus 7:1) [PHONETICS] see na po
phainesthai, to appear < פנים PaNiM, surface…the visible plane
[PANE] see emfánisi̱
phallaina,
moth, the white creature < M213 metathesis of
לבן La(V)aN,
white [ALBINO].
-phasiā (speech), whence DYSPHASIA; phasis (utterance) < ß ספה $aPHaH (speech)
[PHONETICS, SPEECH]
pherein, to carry
< S-B העביר H'[E]BHeeYR, to
transport [BEAR, FERRY]
philos, love < ß
S-B לב, LeBH, heart; לבב LiBHaBH, “love-struck” [LOVE]
phlox or flóga φλόγα,
flame < M132 S-B S-L בערה B’GHaiRaH,
a burning [BURN,
FIRE]
phōs, light < S-F פז PahZ or PHaZ is fine gold
[PHOSPHOROUS]
phrear or fréar φρέαρ,
spring < S-B באר B’AiR, spring, well, water-source [BORE]
pίstḭ πίστη, faith or
belief (as in “Ye of little faith”) < ß
צפה TSaPHaH,
(look out for, anticipate with
hope
and faith [HOPE]
platus, flat, broad < S-L פרד PaRaD, spread abroad; פרץ PaRaTS, scattered widely
[BROAD, FLAT, PLAZA].
plassein , to spread out < S-L פרש PaRaSH), separate ; פרז PaRahZ, level, open (and un-walled country)
[PLAZA].
plekein, to plait, twine, and plektos,
twisted < M231
כפל KaPHahL , to double
over [COUPLE]
polis, city; the IE
“root” is pel (citadel, fortified
high place) < S-B עפל OaPHeL, fortified mound, hill,
or citadel [METROPOLIS]
polus, poly, many < ß
S-B S-L רב RahBH, many, a lot [RIFE,
RIFF-RAFF]
potámi ποτάμι, river < S-N PeTeN orפתן PeTHeN, cobra or other snake... what a side-winding
river
resembles from a height [PYTHON]
poulerikó πουλερικό, fowl < S-B S-L אפרח
EPHRoa[K]H, chick [PULLET]
pous πούς , foot < S-F פשע PaS[A]h, to step [PACE]
protos, first < M132 S-D פטר PeDTeR, the
first, opener as the PeDTeR Re[K]HeM,,the “womb opener,”
the PROTOtype [PROTO
psyche, mind, spirit < ß
S-G S-F
S-B חשב K[H]oaSHai(V),
to think… the thinker or mind; נפש NePHeSH,
spirit [PSYCH
psári
ψάρι , fish < פשע, פסע
PeS[A]h, Pe$[A]h, step… footstep resembles the common flatfish
(thus the “fish”-“foot” Word sole) [PACE]
pyretós πυρετός, fever < S-B בער Ba’[A]hR, to burn
[BURN]
rhaptein , to stitch
together (as a RAFT has tied logs); rápto̱ ράπτω is to sew < ß Reverse RPT to get תפר
TaPHaR (to
sew together) [RHAPSODY, THERAPY]
rhein (to
flow) and rheuma (stream) < a full reversal
or M321 of נהר NaHahR (Isaiah 2:2), and
נהר NaHaR, a stream, river (Genesis 2:10) [RHINOCEROS,
SERUM].
rhodon, rose < Aramaic ורדא VaRDa, rose;
Arabic wardiyy
is rose-colored; pink is وردي waradi; Mishnaic
Hebrew ורד VeReD or WeReD is a rose, and
ורדVaRoaD is rosy red [RED]
rýnchos ρύγχος , snout, muzzle, nozzle; rhinos, nose < ß צנור TSeeNOAR
(pipe) or M312 נחיר Ni[K]HeeYR
(nostril).
sagma , pack saddle < שכם
SHeKHeM, shoulder, back, load; שכמה SHIKHMaH, shoulder [MASS]
sákos σάκος , sack < שק SahQ, sack, bag [ENCASE, SACK]
saliaikos, slug < S-F M132 זחל ZoaK[H]eL, crawler, slug [SLUG]
sandáli σανδάλι
, sandal < S-N is a shoe/sandal in Akkadian (older than
Greece), Aramaic, Syriac and other
Semitic. סאון
$’OAN is a shoe, boot or sandal (Isaiah 9:4). סנדל $aNDahL should
mean the SN
(shoe) of a
דל DahL, poor man – see “DILUTE” [SANDAL]
sarx flesh < S-F שאר SH'AiR, meat, flesh or near kin
[SARCASTIC]
Sávvato Σάββατο,
Saturday, Sabbath < B S-B
שבת SHaBaT, Sabbath, Saturday [SABBATICAL]
seira σειρα, rope, cord (that which binds) < יתר Ye(S)eR, cord; יסר Ya$ahR, to bind [SARI]
sēmeion, sign; simeíon σημείων, “points” < תמונה (S)iMOONaH is a picture or "image;" " שםSHeM, name,
signification, reputation [SEMANTIC]
sfaíra σφαίρα, sphere, globe, orb < ספור $iPHOAR (enumeration, boundary, heavenly realm) [SPHERES]
Sitos, food
< S-F
S-D ציד TSaYiD, provision, food, game [SATISFY]
skiá σκιά, shadow, canopy, sunshade < שחק SHaK[H]aQ,
cloud; the
plural
שחקים SHiK[H]aKiM , clouds, heaven or "skies" [SKY]
skopeîn σκοπεῖν, to look
< שקף SHaQahPH, to look at [SCOPE]
skoulíki σκουλήκι, worm <
M132 תולע TOAL[A] or (S)OALaGH, worm [SILK]
skoúpa σκούπα, a broom < S-B סחף $aK[H]aPH is to sweep
away [SCOPA]
solín σωλήν, a
pipe or tube < M132 S-L צנור TSeeNOAR, pipe
[SNORKEL]
speirein (σπέρ) , to sow, scatter … whence
DIASPORA (see above), SPORE < M213 פזר PaZeR, to
disperse,
scatter [SPRAY]
spílaio
σπήλαιο is a cavern or cave; spelunx, a cave< Israel’s שפלה SHiPHayLaH
is
her lowland; שפלה SHiPHLaH
is a low place – Isaiah 32:19; שפל SHePHeL,
low [SPELUNK]
spodos, spit, skewer for roasting meat < S-F Aramaic
שפודא SHeePOODAh, spit, skewer [SPIT]
sporā, seed < פזר PeeZaiR, to
scatter, disperse; זרע ZeR[A]h, seed
spourgíti̱s
σπουργίτης, sparrow < צפור TSeePOAR,
bird [SPARROW]
stefáni στεφάνι a wreath; stephein is “to tie around” < M132 צניף TSNeeYPH, turban;
צנף TSaNahPH,
“to wrap or wind around.” [SPIN]
streblos twisted;
stréfo στρέφω , to turn around; strephein, to turn [in APOSTROPHE]; strophaligs
whirlwind < S-D Aramaic-Syriac טרף DTaRaPH, to confuse,
mix, beat (as eggs) [DISTURB]
styein or stino στήνω , to erect or set in place ß נצב NeeTSai(V), to
set up, or stand up [STABLE]
styx, hateful; stygein, to hate < ß קוץ QOOTS, to loathe, to fear, horror or
fear [HATE]
syn, with < S-F S-N צמד TSeMeD, a couple,
pair; צמה TSaMaH, braid;
שניSHaiNeeY, second [SYNOD]
syspeiróno συσπειρώνω,
to coil
< צפירה TS’PHeeYRaH is both a
turn and a wreath (Isaiah 28:5) [SPIRAL]
tarsos ταρσός , ankle <S-D דרס DaRah$ (tread, trample in Jewish Aramaic); we tread or trample
underfoot
with the instep, tarsus or sturdy back of the foot [TRACK]
táv̱ros ταύρος , bull <
Aramaic תור TOAR
< שור SHOAR, bull [TAURUS]
teíno τώνω, to extend < ß נטה NaDTaH
extend [NET
telesma (payment), from telein (to complete) < שלם SHaLaiM (
to pay). The Shin-Lamed-Mem (in
the
Aramaic shift from TLN) means both to pay and complete. There is שלום SHaLoaM
(peace or
SOLEMNITY)
only when a transaction is שלם SHaLaiM (paid
up…thus complete) [SLAM]
teras Τέρας, a monster < ß רעד Ra’[A]hD, to tremble in
fear, and חרדה [K]HaRaDaH, a terror
[TERROR]
tétarto τέταρτο, fourth; tetra,
#4; tetrás τετράς , tetrad (set of 4) < M132 S-D S-L [DLTàTTR]
דלת DaLeT, letter and number 4 [DELTA]
thanatos , death < 1. ß S-N מות MOOTH or
MOOT, death; 2. S/T shift שנה SHayNaH
,sleep [ETHNIC]
thauma, a miracle, a wonder < תמה ToaMaH
or THoaMaH is astounded or amazed [ETHNIC]
An Open-and-Shut Case for Trissim ... the plastic shutters or blinds on
many Israeli porches and windows.
is traced to various languages
meaning "shields", and to Greek
thyrsi θυρο, window and thyra θύρα , door (source of THYROID) are the
given sources of תריס TReeY$,
(Israeli) blinds, shutters… also traced to words for “shield” < S-D S-L S-F דלת DeLeT or DeLe(S), door.
Routine letter shifts get us from
דלת Dalet-Lamed-Tahf/Sahf/Thaf , DLT to TRS
[DELTA]
thalasa, sea < Hellenic TH from Edenic fricative shift or TS
as dental
צולה TSOOLaH or TSOOLaH,
ocean depths (Isaiah 44:27), MiTSOOLoaS, sea depths [TEAL]
theca, a case
< TH-from-Shin
shift שק SahQ, bag, sack, case [ENCASE, SACK]
therapy, (θεραπεύω: to cure, heal) medical
treatment < תרופה T’ROOPHaH or
TH’ROOPHaH, medical treatment [THERAPY
tónos
τόνος , tone (strength of a musical note…in DIATONIC( < איתן AYTahN, strength [TONE]
trekhein
or trécho τρέχω, to run ; trokhós τροχός ,wheel < S-D דרך
DaRahKH, to
tread, to trample [TRACK] ;
דרך DaReKH, a way, path
[DIRECTION]
trephein or thréfoun θρέφουν, to nourish < טרף DTeRePH, (torn) leaf
or prey to eat… הטריף HeeDT’ReeYPH,
to give to eat (Proverbs 30:8) [TROPHY]
treís τρείς or trias , three (3) …later shortened to trei < Aramaic S-L תלתTiLa(S),
three < תלתא
T'La(S)Ah is the standard post-“Babel” Aramaic version
of שלושהSHiLOASHaH (three) [TIRZA
RIMA]
tsakáli τσακάλι , jackal < S-F S-G שועל SHOO'GHahL (jackal,
mistranslated "fox") [JACKAL]
tsekoúri τσεκούρι, axe < 1. M312
S-F S-G גרזן GaRZeN (ax) ; 2.
M213 קוצר QOATSeR, harvester…
shortener, cutter [CURT]
tūphos, fever… source of TYPHUS < תפי TiPHeeY (hearth, to burn); תפתה TiPHTeH, burning place
[TEPID]
tursis,
tower < טירה DTeeYRaH, castle, high fortification; ßצור TSOOR, rock fortress, tower [TOWER
tympanon, drum < N תף ToaP(H), a hand-drum [TAP]
város βάρος , weight, burden < 1. גבר Ga(V)aR, to overpower (Genesis 7:19). גבור GeeBOAR is a man of
great wealth, power and gravitas, a baron (Ruth 2:1) [BAROMETER]; 2. a burden is borne, so an
alternative source is העביר H'[E](V)eeYR, to transport [BEAR, carry]
vathis (Modern Greek), deep < ß S-B S-D טבע DTaBH[A]h, to immerse, sink [DIP[
vótano --
see botanē
vrázo̱ βράζω (to boil) < בער Ba’[E]R, to
burn [BURN]
xenos
ξένος , different, foreign, strange
< שנה SHaNaH is to be different [CHANGE]. שנאה SiN’AH is
sloppily translated and defined as
“hatred.” But the ש-נ S-N family reveals that the more correct meaning is
not the visceral hatred of מאס Mem-Aleph-Samekh , but the antipathy
of estrangement, of being שני
SHaiNeeY
(second fiddle) [XENOPHOBIA]
zōstēr, a belt or girdle worn by men in Ancient
Greece < ß רצועה RiTSooWO[A], strap,
strip; long, thin
leather thong [SLAP]
zōē (life); zōo, zōion ζων
(live being). –ZOON means an “independantly moving organic
unit, thus a living
being or animal < זע Z[A]h, זוז ZOOZ or ZVZ and
זיעZeeY[A]h
or ZeeGHah all mean shaking
or
movement.
[ZOO, SHAKE]