Category: Other-language-trans

  • word of the day: 体karada 。。休kyuu 。。

    word of the day: 体karada 。休kyuu in the first kanji there is a trust+tree+line under tree. [trust is person-specific] tree+line is root. root of person is body. Hence karada is body.

  • How to recognize words in various languages … a magic formula

    1. the languages are “read” into Roman. Roman without any particular rules not defined is arbitrary. That is it becomes neutral, devoid of biases from language rules. It unlocks the languages into their neutral forms. The languages are basically a rule or lock defined to capture particular meanings from a vast arbitrary tract of phonetics…

  • The meaning of ishan

    azuma > asuma > asuna > isuna [of isu, of God, light, sun, fire, existence, rightfullness, person] this isuna is then isana. So what east in Japan is north-east in India if that has to be firmly used say 1500 years ago with their phonetic variations over this time not-with-standing.

  • Where does words “Fire, ignite, ire” come from?

    They come when languages sleep with each other. In quantum mechanics its called mixing. [there is a detailed mathematical chart I have given of consonant and vowel definition, when they change their place for any reason whatsoever it would be called mixing in mathematical language and sex-of-language in ordinary language ]

  • If you want to see what Indian alphabet system is all about

    ନା N+aa = Naa [or Na if N is vowleness_1 also written as N+a-bar in Hepburn] ହିଁ iHn [i-vowel or as I said i-f’la, i-don + H-consone + n-special, n is a bowl witha dot or simply dot on top of consones or vowles, on top always, or top-right as a small-circle. This special-n is…