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Supervising this list is Arimasa Kubo. He has identified borrowings from non-Japanese. These words have a (B) after them, (BE) if known to be a borrowing from English; (BC) is known to be a borrowing from Chinese. If you spot a borrowing that is not designated, please report it to Mr. Kubo remnant@aioros.ocn.ne.jp in Japanese, or in English to Isaac mozeson@yahoo.com In the Japanese version of The Origin of Speeches by Isaac Mozeson, there will be sections demonstrating that ancient Japanese words are traceable from the Biblical Hebrew of Adam, called Edenic. Those Japanese words known to be borrowed from English and Chinese words will be traced back to Edenic from those languages. Major source: Webster’s New World Compact Japanese Dictionary, Fujihiko Kaneda, ed., Simon &Schuster, N.Y., 1985. All romanized spellings are from this dictionary, though some have been upgraded by Arimasa Kubo. Arimasa Kubo has added words from ancient Yamoto Japanese; these are indicated by AK at the end of an entry. If the AK is in parentheses, the link was also made by Isaac Mozeson. Below is a listing of the most basic comparative vocabulary of Japanese and Edenic – Proto-Semitic, best documented in Biblical Hebrew. This listing will become the index at the end of the book. The letters after the words will indicate if this entry is taken up at the Borrowing Chapter (B), The Letter Shifts chapter (S)*, The Nasalization chapter (N), or the Metathesis chapter (M). indicates that the Japanese root has reversed the Edenic one. Words that have both a Letter Shift and a Metathesis will indicate both. Other categories to be taken up at least briefly include: Dropped Letters, DL, where the “weak” Edenic letters have dropped. Example: bi (beauty) from YoPHeeY (beauty). The Phey has shifted bilabials to B. The letter SHIFTS are marked and described below. Word Families (WF). As example in the P-N family of “Pointers: is bin (S-B, bottle,jar ) and Bin is a bottle or jar in Japanese. Reverse NB for a Japanes pot (nabe). Chinese ping X509 is a bottle or vase.Cementing the case that these are bilabial-nasal terms of interiority is Japanese naibu (inside). Japanese-Edenic word pairs that are near identical will appear in a separate, earlier chapter that will establish the connection for anyone with ears and something between them. Only a few simple techniques must be learned before any layman can see these strong correspondences. More at the chapters discussing each way that Japanese words were made from Edenic after The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11). Here, only Grimms' Laws (letters from the same part of the mouth, like bilabials B,F,P or V, or liquids L and R. In all Asian and American Indian languages, it is common to reverse the Edenic root consonants: indicated by . Metathesis, switched order of root consonants; this may be indicated by M231 (sequence of the letters from the Edenic source, or, if the editor prefers, these could be indicated by diagrams like : 123 213. Ns or Ms are commonly added (nasalization). When Edenic definitions are omitted, they are identical to the Japanese. In general, vowels are disregarded as unimportant historically, a concept not understood by historical linguists even though vowel pronunciations differ even in different neighborhoods of the same city. Biblical citations (like Genesis 11:1) are provided to help readers understand the meanings of Edenic words within a much-studied literary context. These are provided at the e-word CD dictionary entries [in brackets, in Upper Case]. The entries also provide more on the root, and cognates. Not every listed English word has its own entry, but searching the bracketed lower case English word should lead to entries that provide more information. If there is no e-word CD Dictionary entry on the term in question, a separate Biblical citation is often provided.
The words below will make up the index at the back of the forthcoming book. Page numbers will be added after layout. The code immediately after the Japanese word will indicate in which chapter(s) the word will appear. No letter means main list of near-identicals. This should be the first chapter after an introduction, to show that so-many non-borrowed words that have nearly identical sounds and meanings clearly indicate a relationship between Japanese and Biblical Hebrew that belies conventional wisdom. B = Borrowing; B-C = borrowed from Chinese, B-E = borrowed from English. B-? = source uncertain, but unlikely an ancient Japanese word. At least one chapter should contain the borrowings, even the merely suspected ones. If the book needs bulk, it is easy to take those Japanese borrowings from English that appear in the e-word CD dict. 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 at kantan = reverse the (root letters of) the Edenic source word Key to entry: 1. JAPANESE word, part-of-speech if nec., 2. (code – see above) 3 (definition of Japanese word), 4. ultimate source in Edenic – romanization key to the BIBLICAL HEBREW is above, 5. (definition of Edenic source word,
abareru (S-B, act violently) < PeReA (savage),PaROOGHa(wild), and PHiReeYTS ("ferocious" - Isaiah 35:9, where the context is FERAL beasts and [feral, ferocious, PIRATE]. abura n. (fat, oil ) < 1. BiReeY n. fat (Ezekiel 34:20), BaReeYE adj, (fat), BeeRYaH, food (for fattening an animal), n. II Samuel 13:5 {BARLEY], 2. [K]HeLeBH, fat (Leviticus 3:6)[GALAXY] aburu v. (roast) < BoeR (burn) [BURN, fry, pyre] (AK) agata (S-D, section) < GeDeR (fence…perimeter), AGOODaH (group)[GATHER] AK aida (S-D, time) see itsu < [A]iDT (time) [ETERNAL] aite (S-D, the other party) [O]WD (another, additional, ADD) aizu (S-F, sign), see: ato (S-D, mark, trace) < OW(S) or OWTH (sign) [OATH] akari (light, lamp),akarui (bright, light), akaruku naru (brighten up QoReN (to radiate or beam light) {CORONA - Exodus 34:29,30] akegata (S-G, dawn) < QaiTS (end, as in end of night) and QOOTS (to awake – Genesis 41:4) [COAST, QUIET] – see okosu (to wake up) akeru (to empty) see kara no (empty) < RaiQ (empty) [KARATE] akibin (bottle -- see kabin) < K[H]aBHeeYT (jug), QaBHaBH (to hollow out), QeeBOOl (receptacle), BaQBooQ (bottle – I Kings 14:3) [CAVITY, VACATE, BUCKET, BEAKER] akinau (deal) – see kane, see kin [COIN] AK akiraka na (clear)— see koori and kori < QeRaK[H] (baldness, ice both are clear ... as in a bald lie) – Genesis 31:40 [CALLOW, CRYOGENICS]. See akeru. akiru (S-L, to grow tired of, lose interest in) < QaLahL (diminished, unworthy, worthless, thought little of – II Samuel 6:22, QL doubled in Q’LoaQaiL (worthless – Numbers 21:5) [CURSE A)] akuseru (B-E, accelerator) the Latin hard C + L was pronounced as S-R in Jpn. Latin celer, swift < QahL (swift) [ACCELETERATE] akushu (S-G,F handshake) < AK[H]ahZ {took hold of – Exodus 15:15, seized; joined, united – II Chronicles 9:18 [HAS] ama (san) (B?-- nun) < EeMaH, EM, mom, mother. (A male priest is called a father.) [MAMA] ame (rain), umi = sea < MaY (waters of), YaM (ocean) [Miami] anata (N – you, your) < a nasalized ATaH, you; ATeN is you pl. f. [THOU] ano (that, those) < OTHahN (them), HaiN (they — both fem.) [THEM] ansei (repose, rest), anshin (peace of mind) < SH’AhN, to rest (Jeremiah 30:10), SHa’ANaN, to be at rest, tranquil, at ease (Isaiah 33:20); SHayNaH, sleep [INSOMNIA] antei (S-N, stability, steadiness) < [A]MahD (stand, establish, persevere, stand fast, faithfulness; [A]MOOD is a pillar in Exodus 13:22 [DEMOCRAT] apato (B-E, apartment) < PaRaDT, compartment [PART] arashi (storm, tempest) $’[A]RaH (storm, tempest), S’[E]eYR (shower),( [SHOWER] aratana (new, fresh – see atarashi) < DTaReeY, fresh – Judges 15:15 arawareru (to come out, appear), arawasu (show) < Ra’Ah, Resh-Aleph-Hey, is to appear or let oneself be seen (as in divine revelation) -- as in (Va’)YayRAh – Genesis 18:1 aruku (S-L, walk),ryoko (journey)< LaiKH (go, walk), DeReKH (road) [track, trek, DIRECTION] (AK) asa (S-F, morning), asahi (morning sun) < AiSH (fire – time of fiery sky) [ASIA] ase (S-F, sweat) < ZayGHaH (sweat -- Ezekiel 44:18)[(salty) sea, OCEAN] ashi (foot, leg – see koshi) < SHOAQ (foreleg) [SHANK] ashiato (footprint -- combines ashi above with “to” as a visible sign < OWT (sign, visible evidence, as the rainbow of Genesis 9:17 [OATH} ashita (S-D, tomorro), asatte (S-D, day after tomorrow) < [A](S)eeYD(future)(AK) (ashi)kubi (ankle) [the ashi element means leg, see above) < GHaQaiaBH (heel), the Ayin-Koof means angular [HOOF] assari (simply, plainly, easily) < YaSHaR (straight, honest – Joshua 9:4) [SERIES, SHEER, JURISPRUDENCE] atarashi (new, fresh – see aratana) < DTaReeY (fresh, new – Judges 15:15). Finnish tuore is fresh, new [PURE] atama (head) < MeTSa[K]H is the forehead [ANTECEDENT] atrari (locality) < ATaR or ATHaR (place -- Aramaic} [THERE] atsuryoku (B - pressure, stress) see tsurai < TSahR (distress, tight) [STRESS, SORE] ato (mark, trace) see: aizu (S-F, sign), < OW(S) or OWTH (sign) [OATH] see aizu awa (S-B. bubble, foam) < Bet-Ayin-Hey is to bubble or boil as in "fire makes water boil" - Isaiah 64:1.B[A]hBOO[A]h (bubble, froth) [BUBBLE]
azukaru (keep, receive in trust)<
A[K]HOOZaH (legal possession)[HAS] ba’ai (B- in case of) AhF adv. (then) [IF] bai (double, twice) BeT (two). See byo. [bi-,BOTH] B-N “between” words from BaYN (between) include ban (turn or order of a number), bangumi (a list), bango (numerical order), banso (accompaniment), bansoko (adhesive plaster), bun (a writing composition), bunryo (measure), bunsu (correspondence), bunya (division) and reversing to N-B, nebaru (adhesive), nibai (double) and maybe nyobo (wife) [EVEN]. bara (S-B rose) (Hungarian flower is verag) PeRa[K]H (flower)[FRUCTIFY] bara-bara ni (S-B in pieces) PayROOR (crub) [FRIABLE] bareru (exposed) BaROOR (clear) [BARE] basho (space, spot, location) Shin-Bet is the root of MOASHaBH(dwelling place – Leviticus 3:46), of YoSHeBH (to dwell) and of HOOSHaB (ro be placed). There is a link to the sound and sense of besso. besso (B – villa, second house) 1. BaYi(S)(house, home) [base, BOOTH] 2 letter Bet or Bai(S) is number two – see bai. Batsugun no (distinguished) see the singled out sense of the bilabial-dental sound in betu betsu [no] (the other, different, separate) BeT (number two) [BOTH] betsu-betsu (apart) and betu (distinct),betubetu (separately) BaDaD (separate) [BAT, BIT, but, WIDOW, DIVIDED] bi (dropped letters -- beauty) YoPHeeY (beauty) [BEAUTY] The Yod/ Y reappears as a J in bijin (beauty, pretty girl) Bijutsu (art) -- see jutsu Bijin (S-B beauty, pretty girl) a. Na’AVaH, comely, b. NoaEFeT (adulterous) [BONNY, NYMPHET] bin (S-B, word families -- bottle, jar) P’NeeYM (inner) [PENETRATE] biru (B-E, beer) BEER and BREW are from Bo[E]R (to burn – see BURN] bon (S-B tray) and bonsai (S-B potted plant) the BN element refers to the pot. See bin and nabe. For the second element, see saibai P’NeeYM (inner); BN containers are at [PENETRATE] budo (B - grape) BoDT[eN] (nut), [Na]BHaDT (sprout)[botany, bud] bun, bunsho (writing, sentence, composition) see noberu and yuben NeeYB [PHONETIC] burashi (B-E brush) the hairbrush came from the pine needles of the B’ROASH (pine tree) [BRUSH] burei (impoliteness) Ba’[A]hR (brutish) [BOOR] buto (S-F pig) see fut words of thick, fatness below [hog, FAT] byo (second) < B’ or Bet second letter and number. See bai. [bi-. Both] byoki (B - ill) Ki’AiBH (pain, ache) AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term.
chi`busa (breast) [K]HoaBH (bosom) chikyu (S-G, the globe of earth) K[H]OOG (circle), K[H]OOG Ha’AReTS is the circle of earth or the globe [HUG] chiri (dirt), chirigami (toilet paper) [K]HaRA (excrement) chiryo (cure) AROOKHaH (cure – reverse) [CURE] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. chofuku (repetition, duplication) KaFOOL (doubled), QaFaLto (double,fold) [copy, COUPLE] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. chokkaku (right angle – see kagi) [K]HaKaH (hook, angle) [hook] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. chokoku (carving) [K]HOAQaiQ (to carve) – see kaku AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. chozo (S-F, - storage) Ka$aH, to cover; EeK[H]SOON, storage [ENCASE] chibusa ( woman’s breast ) 1. [K]HoaBH (bosom – Job 31:33) or 2. lesss elegantly, from K[H]aBeeY(S), a jug [Aramaic-Syriac, Arabic COVER] chuto de (halfway) [K]HaTSeeY (half) [CUT] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term.
daijin (government minister) DaYaN (magistrate) [DEAN] damaru (become silent) DiMaMaH, DaMeeY (silence), AK: [dim, DUMB] dan (stage), dan-dan (little by little) MuD (measure), MaDooD (measured) [mete, meter] do (times) [A]iT (time) [ETERNAL] dokan (agreement) combination of do + kan. 1. the do in doji or dojo indicates two [see DUO], 2. kan KaiN (yes) dokuji no (personal, unique) YaK[H]eyed (unique, singular, individual) [EACH] dokusen (monopoly) and other “dok” words (root meaning one or solitude as seen in dokuritsu (independence), dokuryoku de (for oneself, single-handed, dokushin (bachelorhood) EK[H]aD, K[H]aD (one in Endemic, Aramaic) {EACH] domei (S-D, alliance, league) T’OWM (twin) [TEAM] doro (road, way) DeReKH (road, way) [DIRECTION] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. dorobo (burgler) DTaRePH (to seize) [rapine, TROPHY] doru (B-E, S-D,L dollar) TahLaH (to suspend…weigh) [ATLAS] dosa (S-F, action, movements, motion) DaTS (leap, jump) [dash, DANCE]
eda (S-D branch) [A]yTS, wood (Genesis 2:6) OoWD (firebrand, poker, wood in Arabic) [LUTE]-- see sao and tsue ekubo (dimple); nikibi is acne, likely named for the pits and pock marks, not for pimples [Ne]QeBH (cavity, recess) [CAVITY] -en (not) AYiN (not) [no, -in, un- ] endan (marriage proposal) NaDaN (marriage dowry – Ezekiel 16:33). [DATA] erabu (to choose) BayRaR (to choose), Ba[K]HaR (to choose)[VOLUNTEER] eri (S-L collar, neck) GHoaL (collar—LR) [COLLAR] esu (B-E ace in playing cards) A[K[HahS (one) [EACH]
fuchi (edge, bank, rim) K[H]oAF (seacoast, shore) [CHAFE] fujin, kifujin ( lady, wife) NeQaiBHaH (female -- NKV reverses to FGN) [queen (KVN) and cav(ity)] fune (ship, boat, vessel) $’FeeYNaH (ship – Jonah 1:5)[SCABBLE] fesei (S-B,F injustice, wrong) PeSH[A]h (trespass, transgression, crime – Exodus 22:8) [ABASH] fuchi (hem) K[H]OAF (seashore, beach) [CAPITAL] fukin (S-G dish cloth, napkin) NaGeBH (dry), MaGahBH(towel) fuku blow, fugu is a blowfish NaFahK[H] Genesis 2:7 [BIG] furu (S-L fall, drop) NaPHahL (to fall) [FAL] fut[ago] (twins), fut[atsu] (two) BeT, BHeT (number 2) [both] futoi (thick) PeDeR (fat, suet) [FAT] futon (bedding, mattress) PeDeR (fat) [pad, bed, FAT] futoru (grow fat, fatten) . Bilabial-dental fatness above, and at buto (pig)[FAT] futo (envelope) M’a[A]DTaFaH (envelope, cover) [fit] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term.
geisha (B - professional serving girl) [Hee]GeeYSH (to offer, to approach…for service, Levit. 21:21),[Ma]GeeYSH (waiter), GeeSHaH (copulation) gendo (utmost extent, limit), genkai (limit, bounds), both nasalized (extra N) QaTSeH (end, extremity) [similarly nasalized is Tai ket (boundary), Australian Aborigine kandi, edge, etc. [COAST] – see hate ginza 1.(orig., royal treasurehouse) GiNZaKH (treasury), if from gin, silver, QaNaH, to purchase – [coin] JANUARY guruma (mill) GoReN (threshing floor) [granary] guratsuku (S-G, S-D totter, shake) K[H]aReD (tremble) – [HORRID.] gusu (S-G, S-F even number) K[H]ahTSeeY (half – Exodus 25:10) [HASTATE]
haeru (to shine) HAYeeR (to make shine) [aura] habataku (to flap wings) [K]HaBHaDT (repeated blows, as in 24:20 "when you BEAT your olive tree." [BEAT] hachi (eight, 8) K[H]eT or HeT, the 8th letter and number [EIGHT] hakari (S-L balance, scales) SHaQahL (toweigh) [SCALE] han’no (response) [A]NaH (to answer) hakura ni (far, by a long way) RaK[H]oQ -- [CRACK] AK’s hakaru (measure) fits better with (Me)RK[H]aQ (distance) hara (anger) [K]HaRaH, (to be angry) [ire] hara (belly), harawata (guts) QeReBH (intestines, guts) [crop of bird, CRAP, CRAW] hasami (B - scissors) ZaMaR (to trim; Z=S) [SMall] AK: likely a borrowed, foreign term. hashi (S-G, S-F edge, end or tip)(hashi as chopsticks and bridge may be related to QaTSeH (edge) [COAST]) hashira (pillar, column) SHOORaH (row), YaSHaR (straight)[SHEER, SERIES] hashiru (run) [K]HOOSH (to make haste), RahTS,run [HASTE, rush] AK hataori (weaving, weaver) [K]HOODT (thread) [CHAETA] hate (S-G end, extremity, limit) hateshinai (endless) is another hate-end word QaTSeH (extremity}, QaiTS (end), [K]HooTS (outside). See gendo, saigo and sakai and many h-s and h-t words [COAST} like hastu (leaving), hattatsu (development) and hatten (expansion) heisei (quiet) {K]HaSHaiY (quiet) [HUSH] hayashi (S-G, wood, forest) GHaiTS (wood, tree - Genesis 2 9, [LUTE] -- see tsue (stick) heisei (calm, quiet) [K]HaSHaH is to hush or quiet -- Numbers 13:30 [HUSH] [hi]node (dawn), natsu (summer) [Ha]NeTZ (shining, used with dawn) [MaTinee] hiraita (open) [K]HaiROOT (engraved… Exodus 32:16, cut open and free from the stone…later “free” and in liberty [HOLE and horeru] hiroba (M213 open space, square),hiroi (wide, broad), hiroku (widely, broadly) Ri[K]HaBHaH (open space, square) RHBHRB, Ra[K]HaBH (broad) and OReKH (length – Genesis 6:15) hit[otsu] (number 1) [K]HaD, E[K]HaD (number 1, Aramaic, Hebrew) [EACH] hoeru (bark, bay, howl) HayReeY[A]h (to shout, sound a signal —Isaiah 8:9) [RUCKUS] hommo (desired) [K]HaMaD (desire – Genesis 3:6) [AMITY] honto (true) EMeT (true) M=N [eTyMology] horaana (cave) [K]HoaR (hole -- II Kings 12:10). The Latin translation of Het-Vav-Resh is caverna. [HOLLOW] See horeru. horob (perish),horobiru (be destroyed) [K]HoReBH, ruin; (He)[K]HReeYBH, to destroy, Arabic harb, war horeru (to be hollowed),horu (dig) [K]HaLaL (hollow), [K]HoR (hole), KaRaH (to dig) R=L [HOLLOW, hole] See horaana. hoshii, hoshku (want, wish, desire), shokuyoku (appetite) [K]HeSHeQ (desire) (Deuteronomy 7:7 [SEEK] AK: – see shokai hyoko (S-G, S-B, Bhet silent, elevation) GoaBHaH (height) hune (boat) ANeeYaH (ship, vessel)
ibo (wart), see awa A-BH-GHaBooGHaH (boil) [BUBBLE] ichi (one…first), ichido (once), ichi (#1) E[K]HaD (one), AKH (only) [EACH] ichir[etsu ni] (in a line) SHooRaH (a line) [SeRies] ifuku (dress, clothes) BeGeD (garment – Leviticus 6:20) Indonesian pakaian, clothing ikari (anger, wrath) K[H]aRaH (burning anger) [IRE] imasu (S-N asleep) as in nete imasu, he’s asleep, or the MS in kiremashita ,__SHaiNaH (sleep) [INSOMNIA] inemuri (doze, nap), see nemuru Noom (slumber) [NUMB] inko (throat) 1. K[H]eNeQ (strangle), 2. GHaNaQ (necklace) reverse nasal-gutteral – {NECK, HANG, aNX(iety)] inori (prayer) RaN (to jubilate, sing) [rune; Korean norae = song] iru (shoot) see yari YaRaH (to cast, shoot – Exodus 15:4) isogasii (busy), isogu (hurry) [A]$OOQ (busy), khash (to hurry-- SK reversed) isu (chair) Kee$Ai (chair) [chaise] iti (one) A[K]HaT (one) [it, EACH] ito (thread) [K]HooT (thread) [ACCOUTERMENTS] AK: This thread word gives hair terms like katsura (wig), ke (hair), and keito (wool) [CHAETA] itsu (when) see aida [A]iT (a time) AK: [ETERNAL] itu (when) GHaiT (time) [ETERNAL, Greek etos (year)]
jibun (I) ANeeY (I) metathesis, b not historic [me] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. jido child YeLeD (child) L drops [LAD] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. jissai (truth, fact, indeed, actuality) YaiSH, is, exists [IS] joshi, josei (woman) EeSHaH (woman) joshu assistant $eeJOOGHa (assistance) [auxiliary] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. ju (B-C ten) from Chinese. letter J (Yod) or JuD (number ten) [jot] jutsu (art) JoTSeR (to form, create), TSOORaH (form) [STYle]
kabau (protect) KB root in next 4 entries Het-Bet-Aleph and Hey = to hide; K[H]aVeeBH, dear; QOOBaH, hut, tent [ALCOVE] AK kabi (mildew, must) aBHaQ (dust, powder – Songs 3:9){ABACUS} kabin (vase – see akibin) [K]HaBHiS (cask, jug), KiFeeFaH (basket) [cup; large KB family in Hebrew and English of various CAVities] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. kabureru (wear), kabuseru (cover) K[H]aBHaH (to hide), KaPHaR (to cover) 7 others at COVER AK kagi (hook), kugi (nail) [K]HaKaH (hook) [hook, cog – see chokkaku] kaku (to write) K[H]oQaiQ (to inscribe, carve) – see chokoku AK kakusu (to hide) K[H]a$aH (to conceal, cover -- see kasa) kamaeru (to set up) QOOM (to stand up), [ha]keem (set up) [camera is from a Greek word for a vaulted chamber - set up so] kamau (care) K[H]aMoL (compassion), K[H]eMeD (desire, love) K[H]aM (warmth) [chum, AMITY] AK kami (paper), chirigami (toilet paper – see chiri) GoMeA (papyrus) kan (pipe, only later used for can, although Chinese kan is a rod) QaNeH (reed, stalk) [CANE] “kan” involves sight in many words, including: kanko (sightseeing), kanran (inspection), kanran suru (see, view), kansatsu observation), kanshu (spectators), kansoku suru (observe), kantoku (supervision) GHaYahN (to look at) many cognates only the Ayin as a vowel explains me (eye), and as a gutteral, the “kan” words above. Without the versaltile Hebrew letters, Japanese is chaotic and arbitrary, instead of profoundly engineered. (S-G )The KAN element is from Ayin-Yod-Noon, GHaYin, eye,to see—[EYE and KNOW]. kanata (N, S-D yonder) K[H]OOTS (outside) [EXIT] kane (money), kanemochi (rich), kinka (gold coin) QoNaH (purchase) [coin] -- see kin kan’nen (S-G idea, sense) same GHaYaiN, to know or see [KNOW] kanso (dry up, dry wine) and nasalized (+N) TSaK[H]eeYa[K]H (dry) [dry wine is 'DRY SACK,' see SACK –2] kantan na (M132 simple, brief, light) QaDTaN, small, of less consequence or weight – Deuteronomy 25:13,14 – see “TOM THUMB” (A) kanzei (tax, duty -- Chi.) kinas (a fine) [(s)conce = tax, CENSUS] kao (in this way, like this) ko (so, thus) [co-] kaori (odor), kaoru (smell sweet) RaYaK[H] (odor) [REEK] -kara (since, after) AK[H]aR (after) – see CARRACK kara or akeru (empty) RaiYK (empty) [KARATE = empty hand] karai (spicey hot) K[H]aRaH (burning) [char, SCORCH] karate (see kara and te) karashi (mustard) K[H]aRDaL (mustard), K[H]aRaH, to burn kari ni (adv. provisionally) RaQ (only if) kari no (temporary) QaRaH (to befall, to just happen spontaneously) [OCCUR] karu, kiru (to cut, mow, reap) QoR[A]h (tear, rend), QaTSaR (to reap, be short),KoRaT (cut short) [CURT] (AK) karui (S-L, light in weight) LamedR QaL (light, swift) [ACCELERATE] (AK) kasa (umbrella, lampshade) Ka$aH, to cover; K[H]I$OOY (lid, covering)[case, ENCASE ] kashi (oak tree) GHaiTS (tree) [ASH(tree)] kata (shoulder) KaTeF (shoulder) [scabble] (AK) kataru (S-G, S-D, to tell, talk) HaGeeYD (to tell) [RECITE] katoo na (low, inferior) QaTaN (small, lesser) [cut (off), KITTEN] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. kawa (river) KaF (hollow), <- KW-WK BiQ[A]h (valley, cleft) [CAVITY] kawa (1. S-B, 2. S-G, rind, skin), kawara (tile, roofing) 1. K[H]aFaH(cover, case)[cover]; 2.GHOAR (skin) [CoRium]; KoFaR (to waterproof)[cover] kawaii (S-Resh-to-W, M312, dear, darling, lovely) YaQaR (dear) [CHERISH] kawaru (change) GHa[V]eRaH (transition) [over] kazi (fire) ZeeVaiQ (broil), ZeeYQ (spark) [baZooKa] kiiroi (yellow) YaRoQ (green) [yolk] kin, ogon (gold) QoNeH (purchase, acquire) [Chin. Chin and ch’ien are money and coin -- COIN} kirai na (beautiful), kirei na(pretty, lovely, clean) YaQaR (precious) [CHERISH] kiru (cut) KoRaT (to cut off), QoR[A]h (to tear) [curt] kishi (S-F shore, bank, coast) QaTSaH (end, edge) [COAST] kodomo (child) QaDTaN (small, minor, young) [KITTEN] (AK) koe (voice) QoaL (voice) [CALL] (AK) koen (B - park) GaN (park, enclosure), [Ma][K]HaNeH (encampment), NOAK{H](rest)[HauNts] AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. Koiu like koyu (such, like this – see koko) KoH (here, thus I Kings 22:20) koko (here), kou (thus)AK KoH (here, thus – I Kings 22:20) komaru (suffer, be troubled) GHaMaL (toil, trouble – see CAMEL) AK komugi (wheat), komakai (fine) QeMa[K]H (flour) kono (this) KaAN (here) konyo (suru), kaimono (to buy) QaNaH (to acquire, purchase [COIN] kori (ice),kareru, kooru (freeze) QaR (cold), QeRa[K]H (ice) [CRYOGENICS] (AK) koro, goro, kurai (approximately) QaRoV, ()AiReCH (approximately)
koshi (hip, waist – see ashi) <
SHOAQ (foreleg, leg) [thigh, SHANK] kossori suru (S-G,L, to steal), (also akisu nerai) < GaZaL (to snatch away -- Proverbs 4:16, GeeZaH (to fleece – Judges 6:40) [SCISSORS] kosame (light rain) GeSHeM (rain) [COSMOS] koto (guitar) GeeYD (sinew, gut -- used for making the Greek kithara or guitar [ guit(ar) at GUT] kotoba (word, language KiTaBH (characters of script, letters, writing, KiTeeYBHaH, writing) [CUT, tub] AK koushi (calf) KeBHeS (lamb) U = V or BH koyama (hill) QOAMaH (height – QM root in Leviticus 26:13) [camas, elevation in Quechua) koyane (ancestor of Jap. priestly clan) KoHeN (priestly tribe, leader) ["the big kahuna" (from Hawaiian), a Hopi (American Indian)priest is a kachina, see (KHAN, as in Genghis] kyodo (cooperation, association, common) YaK[H]aD, together [JUXTTAPOSE] kubetu (distinction) KaBHoD (honor, weight) [gewiht, Old English source of WEIGHTY] kumi (group, class, team), kumiai (association, union), kuni (nation) GaM (also), GHaM (nation) [COMMON, KIN] kumo (cloud), kem[uri] (smoke) GHaN[aN] (cloud -- M=N)[Chin. Is yun] kuroi (black) [SHa][K]HoR (black) [(OBS)CURE] AK kusa, (grass) – see shiba, shibafu and shokubutsu QahSH (straw), GHaiSeBH or [A]iSeBH (grass) [kasha, ASSASSIN – AK] kusari (chain) QeSHeR (connection, link) (AK) kuseki (vacant seat) Kee$aiA (chair, seat) [chaise] kutsu (pain) TSooKaH (affliction) [sick] kyodai na (huge) see ogata GaDOAL (large, big) [great, GRAND] kyori (distance) Ro[K]HaQ (distance) [REACH]
maa (expression of surprise, admiration or indecision - similar in Chinese) MaH (what?) machigai (mistake), chigai (wrong), MiSHOOGaH (error), SHaGaH (to err)similar: 1) misokonau (misjudge), 2) misugosu (overlook) mada (yet, as far), made (until, up to), madeni (by the time, not later than) MaTaiY (when, for how long?) [TIME] maeashi (foreleg, paw) MOOSH (to touch, feel, grope – Genesis 27:12)[MISS] and Ma(S)a[K]H, to extend (Isaiah 40:22) magaru (bend, curve, turn) (Ma’)[A]GaL (circle) GH-G-L root at CYCLE masu (R - increase, grow, gain), masaru (be superior to), masu-masu (more and more, like Spanish mas, more) see omosa (weight at “MASS” TSeMa[K]H (to spring up, grow) [SUMAC] misaki (cape) MKSMSK MiK[H]a$eH (shelter), MiKSeH (covering -- Genesis 8:13) K[H]ww$OOY (shelter, sanctuary), K[H] a$aH (refuge), M+KS = that which covers or offers shelter [HOUSE] me (R, S-N eye) [A]hYiN (eye) {Middle English ein, eye] see “kan” words above, for the gutteral Ayin (GH) mei (together) [E]eM (together) [suffix -EN] miidasu (to find) MaTSA (to find) see mitsukaru minamoto (source), minato (the port where a vessel is from / goes out from) MeeN (from) [MINUS, MINERAL] minzoku (race, people) MeeYN (a variety, species) [MANNER] mimam (less than) MeeM (from) [MINUS] mitomeru (S-D admit) MoDeH (admit) [admit] mitsu (honey) MaTOAQ (sweet) [MUSK] mitsukaru (find out) MaTSAh (to find – Genesis 8:9) -- see kari no mizu (water), shimetta (moist) MaTSaH (to drink or wring out),MeeYTS(juice), MaYaH (water , Aramaic) [moist, at “EXIT”] (AK) mo (to mourn) ONaN (to mourn – Lamentations 3:39) mori (S-N, S-L – grove, forest) ELaN, shade tree [ELM]
naibu (WF, S-B, inside) PiNeeYMaH (within), PiNeeYm (interior)[PENETRATE] This is why nabe is a pot, and (reverse the bilabial-nasal root) bin is a bottle naku (cry), (susuri)-naki (sob, weep), kanashimu (mourn for) QeeYNaH (wail, mourn loudly), ANa[K]HaH (groan) [KEEN] naokite (awake) [Ha]QeeTS (awake) nedan (price) NaDaN (fee) [eNDow, DoNation] nem[uru] (sleep), nemui (sleepy), see inemuri NOOM (slumber) [numb] nemurani (not sleeping) combines NOOM + AiN (not) [INSOMNIA] neru (be in bed) LeeYN (lodge overnight) LR ni mukatte (against) NeGeD (against) [next to] ninfu (B? – nymph NoePHeT (adulteress… sexual temptress) nasalized to give English nymph [NYMPHET] noberu (to utter) see bun NaBH (to utter – Amos 3:8, later to prophecy) [PHONETICS] noo (brain) MOA[K]H (brain) nusa (a Shinto pennant) Ne$ (tribal flag, ensign) [simulation] nushu (lord) NaSeeYE (prince, tribal chief) AK
ogata no (large, big) see kyodai GaDOAL (large, big) [grand, GREAT] okii (big, large, great) < [O]aG / OG, King of Bashan, was the last of the giants of Scripture (Numbers 21:33 -- see “OGRE”). okoru (to happen) QaRaH (to happen) [OCCUR] okosu (to wake up, rise, pick up),okite! (get up!) and perhaps akegata(dawn) QaiTS (wake up -- Genesis 41:4) okotta (anger) QeTSeF (anger) omosa (weight) see masu [O]aMe$ (load, burden – Genesis 33:14), MaSAh (burden – II Samuel 15:33) [MASS] on (favor, patronize and kindness), onjin (benefactor), onkei (grace, favor) K[H]eN (grace). (Chinese “grace” is en X157) [KIND] osarai (to review) [K]HoZeR (returning) [HYOSCYAMINE] oto (noise), uta (song) HaiD (noise, reverberate), HoDaH (thanksgiving, praise) [ode] owari (end) [O]BHaR (past, ended, beyond) [OVER]
retsu (S-F line, row) a. SHOORaH (line, row), b. DTOOR (row, column)[SERIES, TIER] rippa na (splendid) P’AiR (beauty, glory) roba (ass, donkey) 1. Bih[E]eYR (beast of burden, 1.ReKHeBH, a mount; R(KH)BH, to ride [BURRO] rodo (toil) DTiR[K]HaH (toil) [TOIL] ryo (B shooting) , ryoju (gun) YoRaH (shoot – I Samuel 20:36) AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. ryohi (traveling expenses), ryok(y)aku (traveler), ryoken (passport) ryoko (journey), ryugaku suru (study abroad) < OaRayaK[H] (traveler –Job 31:32), ORK[H]aH (traveling group, caravan – Genesis 37:25), AhRooK[H]aH (allowance – Proverbs 15:17) [REACH] ryuko (fashion), ORahK[H] (way, manner, custom -- Genesis 18:11) [REACH]
sai (year, age) (vowel) Ayin-Tahf as Sahf, [A]i(S) (time, period, occasion) [ETERNAL] saibai (to grow or cultvate) [A]iSeBH, grass, herbs… (Genesis 1:11). saigo (S-G the end) QaiTS (end), QaTSeH (extremity}, [K]HooTS (outside). See gendo, sakai and hate and many h-s and h-t words [COAST] sainan (B accident) SI’OONaH or TI’OONaH (accident) AK: this is likely a borrowed, foreign term. Sakai (border, boundary) QaiTS (end), QaTSeH (extremity}, [K]HooTS (outside). See gendo, saigo and hate and many h-s and h-t words [COAST] sakana (food fish) samak (food fish in Arabic, SMK = SKN) sake (alcoholic beverage) SHaiKHaR (liquor) [whiSKEY] samui, tsum[etai] (cold), shimasu (shiver) TSiM[aRMoReT] (shiver), TSeeNaH (cold -- TS-N = SM) [Snow, “CRYOGENICS”] samurai (king's/nobleman's guard) SHoMeR (guard) [samurai, screen] AK san (three, third) Chinese san is defined as “ repeatedly, again and again.” Again and yet again infers thrice, not just twice. This is why san means number three. The Japanese '3', san, is borrowed from Chinese. ($iYVaN (third month –Esther 8:9 –Josh Ben) sao (S-F - pole, rod) [A]yTS, wood (Genesis 2:6) [LUTE] — see eda and tsue sara (pan, dish) $eeYR (pot - AK) saru (leave) $OOR (to turn aside) [“SWERVE”] sawagi (uproar) SHoAiG (roar) segare (son) SHeGaR (offspring) seijin (adult; holy man) ZaQaiN (elder) [sachem, Algonquian (American Indian)] seimei -1 (name S-F) SHaiM (name) [similar, same, “ASHAMED”] seimei -2 (life, soul S-F) NiSHaMaH (breath of life, soul – Genesis 2:7) also see tamashii, soul, spirit, seishin, spirit, soul and Korean sum, breath, soul [ANIMUS] seiretsu suru (line up), seiri suru (put in order), seiritsu suru (be SHEER] seki (seat) Kee$Ay (seat) [chaise] semeru (blame S-F) ASHahM, to be guilty, (H’)ESHeeYM, to blame – see “ASHAMED” senso (war, hostilities) SeeNaSaNooS, hostility; SiN’AH (hatred) seppun (kiss) SaPHaH (lip) [sip] serifu (M - speech) see shaberu < $aPeR (to tell, relate) [spell, whisper, GOSPELL] shaberu (talk) < $aPeR (to tell, relate) < $aPeR (to tell, relate) [spell, whisper, GOSPELL] shaburu (to suck) < Arabic shariba (to drink) [sherbet, SYRUP] shi (poem -- shyr in Chin.) SHeeYR (poem, song) [SIRen] shiawase (S-F,B, good fortune), like Sanskrit svast (good luck), < Sa(V)ay[A]h (abundance – Genesis 25:8) [SWASTIKA] Shiba (grass), shibafu (lawn) see kusa and shokubutsu GHaiSeBH or [A]iSeBH (grass) [ASSASSIN] shimi (spot) SHeMeTS (stain, spot) [smudge, SMUT] shinu (S-N -- to die) MaiS (to die) [CHECKMATE] (AS) shita [ni] (down, under) T or {S}a[K]HaT (below, under) [SOUTH] shiri (S-F backside), ushiro ni (backwards) $ooR (to go in the reverse direction) [SWERVE] shizuka (quiet, still), SHaSaQ (silent), SHaQeDT (quiet)[QUIET] shokai (inquiry), shokai suru (to inquire) and shokuyoku (appetite), They come from the following Edenic SK etymons at the “SEEK” entry: S(H)aQaQ is to long for, to rush about - Isaiah 33:4; [K]HaiSHeQ is desire (Deuteronony 7:7); $eeKOOY means prospect or expectation; SaKHaH is to see or look; SHeQeD is diligence; SeeQeR means to ogle; and SHaQaF is to look at - see "SCOPE." shokubutsu (M213 -- plant, vegetation) shokubutsu no (vegtable) ee shiba, shibafu and kusa GHaiSeBH (grass) [ASSASSIN] shokugyo (M231, S-F – occupation, profession) GHee$00Q, occupation; GHa$ahQ = he busied himself in Aramaic [USE] shomei (sign one’s name; a title) SHaiM (name in Genesis 2:11, renowned, reputation in Genesis 6:4) [SEMANTIC, SIMULATION – and a dozen foreign cognates worthy of a chart} shomin (S-F people) Mah(S) (men, persons) {MASCULINE] shurui (repair) YaSHaR, straight, SHOORaH, straight row or wall [SERIES, SHEER and SHORE, a verb of straightening out) soba (side), soba no (neighboring), soba ni (beside) $aBHeeYBH (round about), $aBHeeYBHaH (neighborhood) [SWIVEL] socho ( B - early morning) SHa[K]HaR (early morning) [OBSCURE] sofu (B, S-B – grandfather; sobu, grandmother) $aBA (grandfather), $abTaH, grandmother; $ahBH, old man, saba = uncle (Basque) from SahBH, old man soko (bottom) SaK[H]aS, under, below [SOUTH] so’on (noise) SHaOAN (din, noise – Isaiah 7:12) [NOISE] soreru (turn aside) $OOR (turn aside) [SWERVE] sori (prime minister) SaR (minister, ruler) [SIR, sire] soroban (B–C abacus) AK: likely borrowed from Chinese But see soro below; ban is a number. soroeru (arrange, put in order) same sound and sense in zurari to (in a line). soro-soro and sorou also mean arranged and carefully, fully ordered. The soro or SR root < YaSHaR (straight, right),YoaSHeR, order, and SHOORaH (line, row) [sheer, SERIES]. sosu (B-E sauce, source of SUSHI) GHa$I$ (juice, sauce – Songs 8:2) [SAUSE] AK: borrowed from English; soto (the outside) [K]HOOTS (the outside) [out, exit] suberu (slip) SHaPHeL (to become low) [slip, spill] suimin (S- F,N - sleep), shindai-sha is a sleeping car; see imasen SHaiNaH (sleep) [(IN)SOMNIA] suki, suku (like, be fond of) [K]HaSHaQ (to desire) [ask] sumu (dwell), sumai (home) SOOM (to place, set), SHahM (there) AK suri (pickpocket), suru (steal) Hai$eeYR (to remove) suwaru (sit down) see za SHai[V] (he sat), YeSHe[V] (to sit – Genesis 18:1) (AK)
tadashii (rightly, proper, correct, tadasu (rectify) TSeDeQ (righteousness, justice) taira (level) DTOOR (line, row, story) [TIER] tako (B-C kite) GHaYiT (hawk or kite) [KITE] AK: possibly from Chinese taku (kindle) QaDa[K]H (to kindle) [cauterize; see yakedo] tamoto (sleeve) TSoMET (juncture), TsaMaD (to attach, join) tamashii (soul, spirit) NeSHaMaH (soul, spirit) [ANIMUS], see seimei-2 tanuki (badger, dog) < TahN, wild dog, jackal (Isaiah 34:13) dingo is the wild dog of Australia [DINGO (A)]. taoreru (to fall down) RayD (go down – Genesis 11:5) and MaDTaR (rain – Deuteronomy 11:17) [ATLAS] see tarasu and tareru taroru (B-E, S-L towel) DTI[V]OOL, the long, rectangular cloth worn in the ancient Near East, ”flowing turbans" in Ezekiel 23:15, and TaVaH TaWaH is to spin cloth etc. (Exodus 35:26). [TOWEL] tarai (S-D, S-L tub, basin) < DiLeeY, water bucket [DRAW, ATLAS] see taru tarasu (S-L hang down, suspend, drop, drip) < TaLaH, hanging Genesis 40:19 and (Ma)DTaR (rain – Deuteronomy 11:17) [ATLAS] see taoreru and tareru tareru (to fall) RayD (go down – Genesis 11:5) [ATLAS] see taoreru and tarasu taoru (B-E towel) [TOWEL] taru (cask, barrel) < DiLeeY, water bucket [DRAW, ATLAS] see tarai te -- pronounced “tay”-- (hand), (arm) YaD (hand) [JeTTison, jetty, JET] – see ude teoke (R, S-D bucket) KahD (bucket) [CADDY] to (and) OaD (further, more) [ADD, et] tobikomi (diving, dive) < DTaBHaGH plunged into the sea, sunk - Exodus 15:4 [DIVE] toge ( S-G, thorn) QOATS (thorn – Genesis 3:18) Also reverse of the dental-guttural is K[H]ahD, sharp. The family of G-T “sharp” Japanese words includes togarasu (to sharpen, togatta, sharp, and togu, to sharpen and grind (see “TALCUM”). More Edenic reversals of this guttural-dental theme at entries like “CATCH” and “CUT.” tsue (stick,cane) eda (branch) [A]yTS, wood (Genesis 2:6) [LUTE] see eda, hayashi and sao tsuiho (R- to exile, expel or turn out) HOATSeeYE (to take out Isaiah 42:7) [EXIT] tsukiataru (come to the end of), tsukitobasu (thrust away), tsuko (passing by) and tsuko (reach, arrive… at a final destination) -- see similar “end” words at gando, hate and kandi are all guttural-dentals of going out and reaching an end QaiTS (end), K[H]OOTS (outside) [EXIT, COAST] [here is a large guttural-dental set for the word family chapter – IM] tsuku (stick to, adhere to; thrust, pierce), tsukkomu (thrust in, pierce) [O]QeTS (prick, point, sting) [STICK] tsug (S-F pair, couple) ZOOG (pair, couple in Aramaic and Syriac) the noun ZooG is pairing, the noun = matched oxen in a yoke [ZYGOTE] tsumamu (pinch) TsaMeM (to press, draw together) tsumi (S-F crime, sin) ZeeMaH (lewdness, incest), ZaNaH {to go astray, to fornicate) [SIN] tsune ni (always) NeeTSa[K]H (perpetual – Jeremiah 8:5) tsurai (painful, hard, bitter) see atsuryoku TsaRaH (distress, anguish) [stress,SORE] AK
ude (arm) YaD (hand, arm) [JET, KARATE] – see te (AK) uma (horse) [K]HaMoR (donkey) [MARE] umi (ocean, sea) - see ami YuM (ocean), MaY (waters of), MaYAh, water in Aramaic [MIAMI] unagi (eel) NaKHaSH (snake) [anaconda, snake] urami (ill feeling, hostility) MahR (bitter) [MYRRH, MARINE] uraraka na (bright, beautiful, fine) YaQaR (dear, rare, precious)[CHERISH] ureshii (happy, glad) OSHeR (happiness) [rich, RICHES] uryo (B - rainfall) YOAReH (early rain ushi (ox, bull) SHOAR (ox, bull) [TAURUS] ushiro (back, turn around) SOOR (turn away from) [SWERVE] usugurai (darkish, gloomy) SHaK[H]OAR (black, dark) [OBSCURE] utsu (beat, strike, hit) SHOAT (whip) [shoot]
wameku (N – yell) Nasalized with M BaKHaH, to cry [VOCALIZE] waru break ReeYBH
yaju (beast) [K]HaYaH or [K]HaJaH (animal) [tai chi, HYGIENE] yakedo (burn) YaQahD (to burn)— see taku, “CAUTERIZE” AK yari (spear, lance) see iru YaRaH (to cast, shoot – Exodus 15:4) (AK) yawarakai (delicate, tender) RahKH (tender – Genesis 33:13) [WEAK] yobigoe (call, cry), yobikakeru (call to, appeal) BeKHeeY (cry) [VOCALIZE] yofu (B - foster father) ABH (father), ABBAh (father – Aramaic) [papa, ABBOT] yogore (dirt, filth), yogoreru, (become dirty, soiled) K[H]aRaH, dung, excrement [GORE] yoki (liveliness) K[H]aYeH (lively – Exodus 1:9) [HYGIENE] yoroshii (all right) YoSHaR (straight, just, right) [JURISDICTION] yosuru (require, want) RaTSaH (to wish, desire, want – Genesis 33:10) [ESTROGEN] yoru (night) YaRaya[K]H (moon) Cantonese ywe (moon) [YEAR] yowai (weak, faint) GHaYeF (weary) [IOWA = sleepy in Dakota (American Indian)] yuben (M - eloquence) M231 metathesis of NeeBH (expression) or reversal of the Noon-Bhet/NB words like NaBHAh (to pour forth inspired words, Amos 3:8. See bun. yubiwa (ring) [$a]BHiV (around), ABOOBH (pipe) [OBOE] yurushi (permission), yurusu (S-F permit, allow) RiSHaH, to have permission, RiSHAh (Chaldean), Aramaic ARSHaY (he permitted), RiSHYOAN (permission – Ezra 3:7) ... whence the later RiSHOOT (authority) [LOOSE] yushutsu (export) [K]HOOTS (outside) , as seen Het-Tsadi reversals like taijo (exiting), tsuiho (expel), takai (expensive). Words like tsukiataru (come to the end of) and tsukitobasu (thrust away) echo the guttural-sense of an “end,” a K[H] OOTS which is related to QaiTS. [EXIT] yuso (carry, transport) NaSAh, imperative SAh (to carry – Exodus 25:28).
za (S-F be seated) see suwwaru SHai(V) (be seated) imperative of YaSHaBH, to sit (Exodus 17:12). zainin (criminal) ZahNah (to go astray) [SIN] zaru (S-F basket) $ahL (basket – Genesis 40:16) [TON] zeikan (M312 -- customs),zeikin (M – tax, duty) KNa$ [CENSUS] zetsubo (despair) [A]TSOOBH (sad – Jeremiah 44:19) zero (B-E, zero) TS[A]heeYR is small -- Genesis 29:26. [ZERO] zokko suru (continue) zokuhen (sequel, succession), zoku-zoku (in succession) (HeeM)SheeKH (continue) [SHAG] zotohin (presents, gifts), zowai (bribery) SHD ZTH SHoW[K]HaD (bribery) [SCADS] zurari to (S-F, see soro above, in a row, line)< SHOORaH (a row, line) [SERIES]
For a Japanese word family chapter: Trace hate, gendo, saigo and sakai and many h-s and h-t words to their “outside” roots, as found in e-word entries like “EXIT” and “COAST.” Trace eda, hayashi, sao, and tsue to GHaiTs/[A]iTS (wood, tree). In the bilabial-nasal family of containers (see “PENETRATE” and the Pointer Family) there is bin (bottle or jar), reverse BN to nabe (pot) The bonsai plant means a tray of pot (thus the potted plant). The second element appears to come from saibai (to grow or cultvate), from [A]iSeBH, grass, herbs.. (Genesis 1:11). … Edenic (the original universal language, at least when unscrambled) can help one teach Japanese to English speakers, or to anyone with a grasp of Indo-European vocabulary, with the sound-alike, mean-alike method. All Japanese words, once isolated by their root, may be traced to their ultimate Edenic etymon. From the Edenic (akin to Biblical Hebrew), the central stop on the linguistic Metro, a sound-alike English word will often present itself. Aburu (roast) will come naturally to people who link it up with BuRn, BRaise, FRy and other Indo-European cognates. Research can provide the Basque, Hawaiian and Australian aborigine sound-alike cognates too. But isn’t the Tower of Babel just a myth? It is one shared by several prehistoric cultures, from China to South America. These people remember something actual, “myths” this similar are no coincidence. Mustn’t there be more proof for the Genesis scenario than just linguistics? Recent genetic research supports the Adam and Eve thesis as the beginning of all varieties of modern humans. As for archaeology-anthropology, suffice it to say that the oldest human skeleton with the hyoid bone for human speech was found not in Peking or Africa, but almost in the middle -- in the Carmel Caves in Haifa, Israel. The burden is on secular scientists to prove that the earliest language was NOT Proto-Semitic. Guttural-dental family tsukiataru (come to the end of), tsukitobasu (thrust away), tsuko (passing by) and tsuko (reach, arrive… at a final destination) -- see similar “end” words at gando, hate and kanata) (yonder are all guttural-dentals of going out and reaching an end. 1) An end in time -- QaiTS (end), 2) outer or going outside -- K[H]OOTS (outside) or QaTsHeh (edge)– the outer extension of space [COAST]
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