Nasalization and Metathesis
Part 2 of 4 Edenics Introductory Videos
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Part1 - The Origin of Language
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Part2 - Nasalization and Metathesis
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Part3 - Biblical Borrowings
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Part4 - Universal Language
Transcript for: " Nasalization and Metathesis "
Slide #10
You may have noticed back at REEK and RA[N]K and SLIP and SLu[M]P
That extra Ns and Ms were sneaking into words. N and M are nose-letters or
nasals. Nasalization happens because it’s easier to say ARRA[N}GE than
OaReKH, the Edenic word that means to arrange.
In baseball or football, it is sometimes time to BUNT or PUNT. It’s easier
to say BUNT or PUNT that Ba’ADT, to kick or strike out at in Edenic.
There is also a whole chapter documenting NASALIZATION in English
and other languages. English got the word BAMBOO from Malay in Asia.
This hollow reed is the ABOOBH in the BiBle (that’s another Bet-Bet or B-
B reed word, like PaPyRus and PAPER. Again, the extra M in Bamboo is
from ABOOBH, any reed or tube.
You know about letter shifts, so you can probably hear a PIPE, FIFE or
OBOE.
Arabic is an old Semitic language. Is it as old as Edenic? The Edenic
K[H]aSiR, pig, became the Arabic chaNsir, pig. Older Edenic and even
later Hebrew doesn’t nasalize words from any language.
Slide #11
There’s another chapter demonstrating how two of the three consonant
letters of a root can swap places. This is called METATHESIS. Remember
SPILL and SLIP?
Our dictionaries can’t see that the SPC in SPECTATORS, SPECULATE or
SPECTACLES are the same SCP in MICROSCOPES and TELESCOPES.
The experts are far too SKEPTICAl of anything in the Bible, to consider
how all these variations can come from Shin-Koof-Phey, SHaQaF, to look
or see.
Slide #12
Inversion of the English or foreign word to resemble its Edenic source is not
surprising: given that Western languages flow from left-to-right, while
Semitic languages go from right-to-left. A lot of sound-alike letters are
mirror images of each other: like Gimel and K, Tet and D, Kahf and C, and
Resh and lower-case r.
Inversions involves letters swapping places, much like metathesis.
This is far more common with short, two-consonant letter words. Here’s a
example with a three-consonant word. Daled-Bhet-Shin, DeVaSH means
date honey, history’s first sugar. Reverse Daled-Bhet-Shin to get S-V-D in
English letters. Mild letters shifts get us to S-W-T. SWEET, isn’t it?
Slide #13
Instead of the alphabet, borrowed from Aleph-Bet, here are English and
Hebrew letters arranged by the part of the mouth used to make the sounds.
Here are the interchangeable lip-letters, or bilabials.
The interchangeable throat-letters, or gutturals.
The interchangeable tooth-letters, or dentals.
The interchangeable tongue-letters, or liquids.
The interchangeable nose-letters, or nasals.
And the interchangeable whistling-letters, the sibilants or fricatives.
There is a seventh branch in our menorah of diversity, the apparently divine
brain disturbance that created our 70 original language and national groups.
That 7 branch involves the interchangeable vowels. Even in different
neighborhoods of the same city, these vowels are pronounced differently.
The well-established rules of letter shifting are called the GRIMM'S LAWS.
But this observation was written about by the medieval French Bible
commentator Rashi many centuries before the brothers Grimm.
Slide #14
Nasalization involves the nose letters or nasals. We touched on these a few
slides ago, and perhaps you are now noticing how often an N or M appears
out of thin air, which is not there in the word’s original Edenic form.
Nasalization is always easy to pick up, and it helped disguise the Edenic
origin of words.
The most common English word is AND. Ayin-Daled, [O]aWD means
"further, in addition, the source of the word ADD. But scholars didn’t figure
out that "aNd" was a nasalized ADD -- also from [O]aWD.
This slide shows how [E]eQaiL, bend, is behind nasaslized words like
ANGLE, Angle-Land, England, and English.
Nasalization is so natural that even the original form of Jack and Jacob,
Ya’[A]KoBH, got pronounced as YaNKoBH and YaNkle by some
European Jews.
Slide #15
Here’s a list of Edenic words, I’ll tell you the meanings, and you see if you
can come up with the nasalized English word before the correct answer
appears.
ATiQ means very old.
ABooBh is a hollow reed or pipe – but we mentioned it.
DaTZ is to leap in joyous exultation.
HaKeH is to look forward to something.
NoePHeT is a flirty adulteress.
RaK[H]aTS is to wash.
SHooPH is to rub or polish.
SHOAQ is the leg or thigh.
SooaK[H] is to bend down, the source of SAG.
SaPHaQ is to slap or clap.
Resh-Ayin is either R[A]h or Ra’GH. It is mistranslated as "evil."
(Edenic Resh allows for WR in English.)
Slide #16
Now here’s an interactive game with Metathesis, where letters from the
Edenic origin have switched places. From the column of English words on
the left,
BESEECH (to beg for) lines up with the Edenic BeeQaiSH (to
request)
DARK lines up with QeDaR , black, sad
DEGREE lines up with DARGaH (a step, a gradation)
HaLT lines up with [K]HaDaL ( to cease or stop)
GRID lines up with GeDeR (a fence… a similar GRATing or
perimeter barrier of vertical lines – one often has to be creative
to see these links millennia later)
MARKET lines up with MoKHeR (to sell)
TINKER (now is more like "fiddling with something" but a
professional TINKER would repair broken household items) ..
so it lines up with TiQOON (to repair,,,,, source of
TECHNOLOGY).
Some quick mind in your audience may have easily gotten all of these right..
Give them a PZIRE, I mean a PRIZE!