Monday, December 26, 2022

BEATING GREEK Hanukah '22

GREEK from EDENIC

(Edenic is Pre-Hebrew, Pre-Semitic, Proto-Earth,

 the Divinely Designed Human Language Program of Eden)    

 

 Most of the Greek-from-Edenic matches appear in the E-Word Digital Dictionary.

 A 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-  ש Shin is a standard shift in the post Babel-babble spin-off  of Aramaic.

 See the “TAURUS” entry in E-Word. Besides the contradictions, misquotes, and Jew-hatred, a devotee of the Greek Bible must consider if he/she trusts the

theology  written in this corrupt language to be about Hebrew monotheism  or Hellenic, Greek idolatry.

 

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 and erasing) < S-B אבק AhBHahQ, dust; S-G  א-ב-ג Aleph-Bet-Gimel, the Hebrew “A,B,C" is also 1,2,3 [ABACUS]

 

 abbâ  ἀββᾶ , father < Aramaic אבא ABAh, father, minister <  אב ABH, father, mentor [ABBOT]

 

agein, to lead  < ß  נהג NaHaG means to lead ; הגה HeGeH, rudder, helm, steering wheel.

    Syriac  אוגי OaGeeY means “he drove away”  [SYNAGOGUE] 

 

aer, air   ß רוח   ROOa[K]H (wind) , רוח   ReVa[K]H, space, interval;   empty “air” in print design [AIR[

 

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 or GHaYiDT, 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

 

ageláda αγελάδα, cow  <  עגלה  [E]GLaH, young cow (Gen. 15:9) [BUCKAROO]

 

 

agnós αγνός , innocent, pure < ß S-G  נקי NaQeeY [INNOCENT]

 

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]aQLAeY  [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 as sea water  [MARINE]

 

aloi  αλοή, aloe  <  אהל AHahL (Numbers 24:6)  ]ALOE] 

 

alopex  αλώπηξ  ,  fox  < M231  כלב KeLeBH, canine, dog  [LUPUS]

 

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]

 

analfabeto, illiterate < Alphabet is a known borrowing by the illiterate Greeks of the Semitic writing system.

  The Greeks went on to prize their Alpha-Beta and literacy, and to look down on those who had no Alef-Bet or

  אין אליף בית  AiN Alef-Bet [ALPHABET]

 

 anarchía,  ἀναρχία  <  אין AYN (no) + עורך [O]WReKH, order, arranging   [ARCHITECT]

 

 

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   NSHeeYMaH, breath;  נשמה NiS(H)aMaH means breath and soul

     [ANIMUS]

 

angelos, messenger < S-N S-G  M132 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]

 

 ankulos, crooked; ánkyraI  ἄγκυρα, anchor   < 1.אנך ANaKH, plummet, plumbline (Amos 7:7);

     2. N  S-L  עקל [O]oQahL, crooked   [ANCHOR]

 

anōnumos, nameless; an, without +  onuma, name < אין  AyN,  without + ß  מנה MeeNah, to appoint…

    to name  (for a position) [NAME]

 

anthos  άνθος , 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   <  by folk etymology to  Attica,  Greece.  It’s a  nasalized   (extra N )   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]

 

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] -- see nkrizo

 

arktikos,  "of the bear” whence ARCTIC. The bear is the animal world’s 2-legged “dancer.” 

    <  רקד RaQaD, to dance  [ORCHESTRA]

 

árōma   ἄρωμα , aromatic herb <  ß  מר   MoaR, spice in the Temple incense [AROMA]

aroma   aroma < B  [Lat. arōma] < Greek ἄρωμα árōma spice word of "unknown origin," <  ß  מר

    MoaR, MYRRH  (a spice in the Biblical incense)    [MYRTLE]

 

 

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 Worowski  

 

afstirós αυστηρός  (strict, stringent, austere) < עצר ] A[TSoaR  is to restrain or hold oneself back [STRAIT]

 

axine, axe B < Aramaicחצינא   [K]HaTSeeYNAh, Akkadian hasinnu or  חצין [K]HaTSeeYN, axe [CUT]

 

bálsamon  βάλσαμον, balsamic, fragrant oils < liquidized בשם  BoaSeM, perfumed, spiced oils, a balsam tree

     [BALSAM]

 

 bárbaros  βάρβαρος, barbaric < a) < בער Ba’[A]hR, brutish, stupid men (Ezekiel 21:36); b) Aramaic בר BahR

    outside the city, thus “uncultivated” and “wild.” c) only lastly, there's the far-fetched but famous

    folk etymology of foreign, non-Greeks, bárbaros,  speaking gibberish that might sound like “bar-bar”

   (This is better as babble from Babel). [ BARBARIAN, BARRIO, BOOR]

 

bathos, depth; and the nasalized benthos, depths <   ß  S-D  טבע  DTaBH[A]h ,  to immerse,  sink [DIP]

      (thus the emotional deep bath of PATHOS, Greek suffering, passion in tragic Greek religion– see pathos)

 

bema, stage, platform  <  במה  BaMaH, elevated area for rituals (in Tanach, inferring sacrifices in

      improper places…Middle Hebrew (re-)borrowed the Greek word for the platform in mid

      synagogue…  New  Hebrew  uses  מה    BaMaH  for a theatrical stage, or the theatre) [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]

 

brátso  μπράτσο,   arm < פרץ   PaRaTS (dental or fricative), to spread out, to extend or to branch out from,

    as the arm does from the torso (Genesis 28:14)  [BRACE, BRASSIERE, BRA[N]CH]

 

bursa, purse; byrsa (hide, leather) < M132 בשר BaSahR, flesh, skin (a purse to reimburse at the bourse was  

     always made of leather) [BURSAR]

 

chamógelo χαμόγελο, smile <  S-F   S-G  שמח  SaMeyaK[H], happy  [SMUG, SMIRK]

 

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 AhRGHAh, land  [AREA, EARTH]

 

cyt , a cell or 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]

 

délta  δέλτα,  DELTA is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet  < דלת DeLeT , letter Dalet, is the fourth

     letter of the Hebrew alphabet, borrowed from Semites.  דלת DeLeT (whence letter Dalet) means "door"

     - Proverbs 26:14)  [DELTA]

 

demos  people <  אדם ADaM, earthling; human, person;  בני אדם B’NaY ADaM, children of Adam,

      people [DEMOCRAT]

 

dendron  δέντρο,  tree  < S-D S-N  the superlative tree of antiquity, source of columns, masts, etc.,  the  תמר

    TaMaR, date palm  [TAMARISK, TIMBER]

 

 

di- as in diploō (to double); dis (twice); a repetition, the 2nd time; and as DEUteronomy, δεύτερος


   < 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]

 

diaspora διασπορά,  dispersion <  dia + speirein (σπέρ) , to sow, scatter  < spóros σπόρος , seed <   M213 

    פזר  PaZeR,   to disperse,  scatter, as in SPORES  [DIASPORA, SPRAY] see sporā

 

  diatribe   διατριβή , debate, philosophical conversation <  credited to tribein, to rub

   < M132 S-D דבר   DaBHaR, a legal complaint (Numbers 27:7),  a prophetic

   teaching, oration; the Ten “Commandments” are דברים  DiBHaRim. [DIATRIBE]

 

didymo  δίδυμο, twin  <   S-D תאום   TOWM, twin  [TEAM]

 

 díkaios  δίκαιος (fair, right, just) ; dikaiōsis, justification;  diké , justice, right, court case <  Dropped  צ  Tsade

     or  M231  of  צדק  TSeDeQ, righteousness, justice;   צדק  TSeeDaiQ, to justify  [SYNDICATE]  .

       Western “justice” has dropped the Tsadik (righteous sage) from the courtroom. The “jury of peers” concept that replaced Torah’s panel

        of legal scholars was less insane when the landowners who assumed jury duty were among the most literate of society. Today’s level

        of justice can be summed up in 2 letters: O.J.

 

dínoun δίνουν, to give <   תן TaiN (give!);  אתנן  ETNaN, מתנה  MahTahNaH, and (reversing D-N)  נדב

    NaDa(V) means a gift or donation    [DONATE]

 

 dónti  δόντι, tooth < שן  SHeN (tooth),   צן TSeN (thorn)  [TINE]

 

drosiá, δροσιά  is from Greek  drosos, dew <  S-L S-D    טל  DTahL, dew [DROSERA]

 

drus or drys, δρυς,  tree, oak  <  S-D   תרזה TiRZaH, a firm (durable) tree, oak in Isaiah 44:14 [TREE]

 

dynasteía   δυναστεία ,  governmental power < דין  DeeYN, law… which is why a   מדינהM’DeeYNaH

    is a province, city state, a governmental body with a jurisdiction of particular law [DYNASTY]

 

dýo δύο , number two  < Aramaic  דו DOO two  [DUO]

 

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