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  • Some interesting findings in ‘kanji”.

    Some interesting findings in ‘kanji”.

    See how, English: Rely comes from Chinese: Lai = trust .. (because they are same phonetically and have same meaning, no doubt they are cognates and in-fact same source of the word). Japanese: rai is the same word as Chinese lai, also connected through the kanji: 頼 (rai, lai). This only tells the kanjis were…

  • The origin of the word “nemesis” ..

    The origin of the word “nemesis” ..

    also see the slight difference in shichi [7七] and the symbol in 死. The latter is used as a symbol for person asif one is sitting. 7七 is used anywhere there is nature’s elements present: eg 花hana=flower、脂abura=fat/oil、 指yubi=finger. One might be tempted to say in finger and fat the “sitting person is used” although my…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Whats the meaning of a vowel?

    A vowel is a set of Roman letters [aeiou] which are assigned the lesser perceived or spoken voice/phonetics. These are analytical approaches of Language, where a small voice can gradually become very heavy and prominent due to social usage. Once they become so they actually lose their vowel nature from the analytical point of view…