Friday, September 10, 2021

HEED echos of Eden

intro for reading our entries:

 

Letter Shift Codes  A menorah of only 7 sounds,

as all music is from 7 notes (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti)

 

All vowels,  ,תנועות are interchangeable, no letter shifts need be indicated.

S-B = bilabial shift [interchangeable lip letters: B, F, V, W  -- ב,ו,פ ],

    BILABIALS   דו שפתי  

S-F = fricative shift, [interchangeable whistling letters:

 Soft C, S, TS, Z ז,ס,צ,ת-- ]     שורק  FRICATIVES

S-G = guttural shift [interchangeable throat letters:

 [Hard C, G, H, K, Qג,ה,כ,ע,ק--  ]      גרוני  GUTTURALS 

S-D = dental shift [interchangeable tooth letters: D, T,TH,TS -- ד,ט,צ,ת]

     שיני  DENTALS

S-L = liquid shift [interchangeable tongue letters: L, R -- ל,ר]  לשון  LIQUIDS

S-N = nasal shift  [interchangeable nose letter: M, N -- מ,נ]  אפי  NASALS

M = metathesis (root letters switch places. For example, an M213  metathesis is French blanc (white) or English BLaNk coming from the second, first and third letters of Edenic  לבן LaBHaN (white).שנוי בסדר האותיות

ß = reverse the (root letters of) the Edenic word  הפוך 

Upper Case word in [brackets] is the Edenics dictionary entry to find all Biblical citations and Semitic and world cognates.

The above effects are important in linking Edenic with all languages. An important exception is Nasalization (adding N or M). Such as deriving dance from דץ  DahTS (to leap exultantly). This is from natural human, corruption and not from the neuro-linguistic event that spun off the (traditionally 70) original languages from the language of Eden.

Nasalization is about corruption, to ease pronunciation. It is not about our sound-based design for comparing and contrasting words.  Only Edenic has no nasalized words.

 (Good for our Amazon Kindle  ebooks which have only spelling-exact transliterations. They cannot support right-to-left fonts.)

Key to romanized Hebrew Aleph-Bet:

Vowels 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, Noonנ  = N, Samekh  ס= $, Ayin  ע= bracketed UPPER CASE [VOWEL] or GH, Peyפ,ף  = P, Phey = PH or F, Zaddi  צ,ץ= TS, S or T (always read ST in European), Koof  ק= Q,

Raish  ר= R or WR, Shin  ש= SH, Sin = S, Tahf   ת= T, TH, or (S)

 

                        [CAPITALIZED] bracketed words are entries in the E-Word Digital Dictionary where one can look up

    

                  t       chapter/verse, and related words in Semitic and   global languages.

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Newly refurbished entry of E-Word: Edenics Digital Dictionary. 2,353 pages on 9/10/21 edenics.org

 HEED          HeeDTaH           Hey-Tet-Hey 

HEAT-ah          הטה      [H-DT-H à HD]    

ROOTS: HEED is currently linked to German huten (to guard, protect), thus, typically, to unrelated words that merely sound similar: like "hat" and  hood.”  The AHD's IE "root" for HEED is kādh (to shelter, cover).  Yes, if one HEEDS a warning it might lead to safety or “protection”… But etymologies must not require such logical leaps. Once again the orthodox Darwinist faith of Sound-over-Sense has failed us. The historical linguists have again failed to bend an ear and hear what HEEDING means globally, even in their beloved classical languages. Latin audio is a soft sound or vowel-dental word meaning to hearken, listen or hear, not to be wary.  HEED is defined as paying close attention; the Old English is heden.  No hats may be thrown into this ring. Only usage, as in HEEDLESS, would allow a lazy lexicographer to try to get by with a “protection” racket.

As made clear in the “LIST” (tilt) entry, and in the Luyia below, LISTENING is about LISTING, bending, lending an ear to focus on the message. 


A LISTING ship tilts to a side, a lame person favors his good leg. To limp is  צלע TSaL[A]h,  L-ST reversed.    

 הט  HahDT  in Psalms 144:5 means “bend.” but it is often about “bending an ear” or listening.  This inclining verb is a noun meaning a side or “rib.”

 

 הטה  HeeDTaH is a bending or inclination. In Jeremiah 7:24. “they did not listen or give ear” (JPS) -- את אזנם  הטו  HeeDTOO ET AZNaM .  It is considered the hiphil of נטה NaDTaH  at the “NET” entry. Whether or not the Hebrew grammarians have it right, there are too many forms of  ה-ט Hey-Tet  HEEDing to not listen to.  HEEDING a warning is not simply audible, a passive action of the brain, but as conscious act of inclining one's ear to hear.  All 27 AUDITORY “hearing” words in English, AUDIAL to AUDITORY should link up to this root of  hearkening or giving heed.   The  הט  H-DT  root appears as early as Genesis 24:14, so we should consider the Hebraists’ designation as a hiphil of נטה NaDTah, (to stretch, extend, direct) as a theory -- not a received prophecy carved in stone.

 

BRANCHES: The scholars need to heed “listening” words like those from the New World below. Chinese tīng, listen, hear, a typically  nasalized and reversed  form of the Hey-Tet root.

Germanic is far easier for Western ears to hear. German acht is a reversed and hardened form of הטה  HeeDTaH, listening, literally bending an ear or inclining.  Too many people heard the scream Achtung! Attention. German achten means "regard," and achtlos means heedless. HARKEN often comes up in definitions of heeding and listening. German horchen is to eavesdrop.

Irish éisteacht is similar.  Danish agt (to hear) has hardened the ה Hey even more. Easier forms of  ה-ט   Het-Tet include  words for "hear" like Croatian and Serbian чути  čuti,  Tamil கேட்க kēka and Ukrainian чути chuty (listen). 

 

Finnish kallistua, to list, to lean, tilt, incline... as listening carefully involves leaning in

Gaelic harking or hearkening, listening is éisd, similar in Old Irish. Leaning to a side is heeding.

Icelandic heeding is giving attention, nothing to do with safety.

Luyia: Bantu reinforces the point that "Listening" is about listing, leaning or inclining toward a sound.  Ikota means bending in Luyia.  [JM]

Scottish  uidh means HEED, pay attention.  [SJG] This opens up the possibility that 27 AUD- “hearing words, AUDIAL to AUDITORY are from the Edenic source of HEED .

 

The indigenous tribes of the Americans heard a Language of Eden:

 

-áahtá, to listen (Cheyenne /Almosan of Montana) 

 

'antut, hear, listen (Aguaruna: Jivaroan) /N (nasalized, with extra M or N)

 

hedu, listen (Guaraní: Tupian) / N

 

-hathn-owu, listen (Lengua: Lengua-Mascoy)

 hathų:de', to bend an ear, to incline to hear (Onondaga: Iroquois)

itey,  listen, from the Chumash/Hokan tribe of California/guttural drop

-itya- , listen (Panare: Cariban)/ guttural drop

 kudoi'heʔ, bend the ear, incline (Mosetén: isolate)

 katoti, bend (Shipibo-Conibo: Pano-Tacanan)

-koako,  bend (Trinitario: Arawakan)

kti-kĩ, bend (Yaminahua: Pano-Tacanan)

 

ta(h), hear (Mayan: Quiche) / reverse

 

 tu,  ear (Chumash/Hokan of Calif.) / reverse, guttural drop