Thursday, August 5, 2021

Babel's SHELL game

 

WE HAVE 7 ANATOMICAL LETTERS. FOLLOW THE EDENIC COLORS:

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,H,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]

 CALIBER is from Arabic qalib, a shell-like mold or last.  Global "SHELL" words long predate Arabic.

Face the incoming 54 "shells" in our chart. No theories or reconstructions: you decide. 

 

קלפה  QLeePaH (shell, rind, peel)  guttural-liquid-bilabial

Akkadian (extinct Semitic)

scale of fish

Qu Li  Ftu

 

Albanian: Indo European

 sheath, thimble, scabbard

Kë  LL ëF

 

Arabic

POD  of the CaRoB

Ha RR ū Ba     S-G S-L S-B      

 

Aramaic: Semitic

to peel, scrape; parchment and playing cards from skins

QaLaF, to skin; QLahF, a skin, a peel; QaLPeeYN, fish scales

 

Balinese: Austronesian

the hard-rind  coconut

Ka  La   Pa

 

Bosnian, Slovene: Slavic

koliba,  hut, a  minimal protective shell or shelter

Ko  Li   Pa                      S-B

 

Bulgarian: Slavic

shell: Cherupka

CHe Lu P                        S-L

 

Cebuano: Austrones./Philippines

bagol, coconut shell      [NLC]

 G  L  B      M312 , needs S-B

 

Choctow/Muskegean/Amerind

akchlhpi is tree bark

CH  L  P

 

Choctow/Muskegean/Amerind

Chilafa, peeling off skin or outer layer

CH  L  P

 

Czech: Slavic (see Lithuanian) related.) LLithuanian)

shell: shkeble after M132

Ke  L e Pe                       S-B

 

Estonian: Uralic

TURTLE

Ki  L  P kon

 

Finnish :  Uralic

TORTOISE

Ki   L  P i konna

 

French

 calebasse is a gourd 

C    L  P                         S-B

 

French  we still EMBARK vessels

Small Boat with tree BARK

Q L P , BaRQue  ßrev, + S-L

 

Greek

to cover, a cover, like the buds or bark of a eucalyptus

ka ly ptein (cover, as peel, may be why fruit = karpos)

 

Greek

 Shell         κέλυφος

Ké L y Fos                 S-B

 

Hawaian : Polynesian

Oyster

e  L e Po           guttural drop

 

Indonesian: Austronesian

the hard-rind  coconut

Ke  La   Pa

 

Indonesian

Small Boat with tree BARK

Ka Pa  L      M132  S-L

 

Javanese:  Austronesian

the hard-rind  coconut

Ka La Pa

 

Korean

rind: After M132  kkopchil:

KK  chiL oP

 

Latin (same in Romance family)

Small Boat with tree BARK

BaRCa  à CLB    ßrev.  S-B  

 

Lithuanian: Baltic

shell, nutshell  Kevalas

Ke La Va s      M132  S-B

 

Modern Greek

shell

Ke  Li   Pos

 

Ngoni: Bantu                [F. Aedo]

shell, lukorombi  (nasalized +M)

K  L  P                      S-L S-B               

 

Old Chinese 

Tree BARK (the outer shell)

PH R oK  à   KL P    ßrev S-L

 

Old French

TO PEEL, tug or pull off

Pi LL ier      ßrev guttural drop

 

Persian

thick-rind melon: kharbus

KHa L Pus            S-L S-B

 

Polish

tree BARK, rind: LuB

L  P         S-B  guttural drop

 

 

Polish

oskalpować,  peelable scalp

K L P (peeled down to root)

 

Russian   черепаха

Turtle:    CHeRePakha

CHeLePa                  S-L

 

Russian  оболочка

shell, skin: obolochka

 aCHKo  Lo  Bo        ßrev  S-B

 

Samoan: Polynesian

a hut, shelter

falelaufao         guttural drop  

 

Sinhala < Sanskrit

shellfish, after M132 S-B

Kah-Lu-Bah   

 

Slovak

shell:  škrupina

K  Lu  Pina                      S-L

 

Spanish

Gourd (with thick rind)

CaLaBaza          needs S-B

 

Spanish  for West Indies

Turtle Shell foods from  CARAPACE < the Spanish below

CALIPee,

CALIPash

 

Spanish

Shell of crustaceans 

carapacho

 

Spanish

Tortoise

Ga La  P ago

 

Sundanese: Austronesian

the hard-rind  coconut

Ka  La   Pa

 

Ka  La   Pa

Tamil: Dravidian of India

Small Boat with tree BARK

KA   L PP a      after    M132

 

Thai: Thai-Kadai, Austro-Thai

peel or rind: Reverse  bpleu-uk

Ku  ueL  BP               reverse

 

Turkish    kaplumbaga

TURTLE and SHELL  

Ka   L  P  umbağa. after  M132 

 

Uto-Aztecan: Amerind of Utah

 to shell or shuck corn

Kï  Li Pi

 

Welsh: Celtic

TURTLE  , crwban

C     L  P                   S-L S-B

 

Yiddish: Old Germanic

KREPLACH, as crepes,  food wrapped in a shell of dough

K     L  P                          S-L

 

 

See  guttural-liquid-bilabial shells at entries like: “CAROB,” "CRAB," “EMBARK,” "SCALP," "SHIELD"  and "SCALLOP" in our 2,400-page, (2021) E-Word: Edenics Digital Dictionary . www.edenics.org