Thread 24787545

>>24787545 (OP)
It's not entirely clear to me what you're asking.

>>24787545 (OP)
I always thought this was so painful to try to read.

>>24788227
im wondering if anyone else sees hidden meaning within standard language via breaking down words into possible root words ie language into land gauge and letters into meanings of there own like the pressure per square inch of the land guage into the greek letter psi

We need a committee to judge expeditiously if this schizo posting is genuine or not.

>>24788871
idk i just find language fascinating especially how it plays part in the process of forming structure from ones personality to there home
word and wor(el)d
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyVYq_azo_w
hell people live and die for the word as it is mightier then (S)word
just look at the green backs and digits on your screen
gold and go(el)d purely faith based mechanics that structure our reality via word

>>24788871
Genuine, though I wonder if it's actual schizo or just autistic ESL.
>t. etymology fag

>>24788939
>etymology
im dyslexic but if you've studied the etymology of language surely you understand the significance of 2300bc yes?

guess hes not truely an etymology fag

I'm curious if there could be a phonetic mechanic in different languages which would give phonemes a particular meaning that would allow one to discern meanings of words based upon the phonetic content of their roots. There's probably research on that. I imagine it wouldn't survive for long outside of ritual use.

>>24788979
>etymology
if you study the hidden etymology of language youd know this is done on purpose to expand/create empire

new world order kek more like old world order always has been youve just never noticed

>>24788983
pics

>>24788988
related

its not just phonetics but also symbol that gets rehashed

>>24788979
I've seen a Hindu book on this subject but cant seem to find it

>>24787545 (OP)
>sea
"The Sea stood on twelve bulls, three facing north, three facing west, three facing south and three facing east. The Sea rested on top of them, and their hindquarters were toward the center"
"The person, who presided over them, was a woman named OMUROCA; which in the Chaldean language is THALATTH; in Greek THALASSA, the sea; but which might equally be interpreted the Moon. All things being in this situation, Belus came, and cut the woman asunder: and of one half of her he formed the earth, and of the other half the heavens; and at the same time destroyed the animals within her. All this (he says) was an allegorical description of nature." -Berossus around 280bc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiamat
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anz%C3%BB
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaru_(mythology)

>>24789058
The Rat is the first animal in the Chinese Zodiac, traditionally chosen after it cleverly won a great race or banquet held by the Jade Emperor. The legend says the Rat rode on the back of the Ox and then hopped off at the last moment to cross the finish line first, securing its place as the initial sign in the 12-year cycle.
Lao Tzu also rode the back of an ox

schitzo babble

I'd assume that if one got high in just the right way he could learn the language of the mussels and the limpets. I don't think they'd have much interesting to say.

>>24789158
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC_mV1IpjWA they sing cool songs

>>24789137
guess ill just babel on

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bam is that you

>>24787564
>>24789058
>Anzû was depicted as a massive bird - who can breathe fire and water
Mosheh (משה) = Mem (מ) – Shin (ש) – Heh (ה)
HaShem (השם) = Heh (ה) – Shin (ש) – Mem (ם)
מ (Mem) Water
ש (Shin) Fire
ה (Heh) Air / Breath
The classical Sefer Yetzirah mappings are: ש Shin = fire, א Alef = air, מ Mem = water - but since Mosheh/HaShem don’t have Alef
Heh functions as the “breath / window,” also tied to air or revelation.)

This all plays into https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamash As well

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don't mistake the collection of random facts as wisdom. the accumulation of these tidbits is not wisdom but rather a breeding ground for evil. pray to jesus christ for forgiveness and repeat: "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner."

>>24787545 (OP)
No but sometimes I'll get high and see letters turn from Arabic to English or Cyrilic to English, or some other language to English. I don't speak any other languages but I'm familiar with Cyrilic, and the letters transform too fast for me to be able to read them. It's like out of the periphery of my vision.
You know how like when you're taking a piss in the toilet and the piss is hitting the water and you hear music or sounds kinda playing along with the sound of piss hitting the water? It's like your mind kinda hallucinates peculiar sounds sometimes through the water noises.
Or like how it's night time and you haven't slept in a couple days, and you see shadows move on their own or figures off in the distance that look really strange and move around.
I think it's like that, like my mind is just playing tricks on me for some reason

>>24789489
this is /lit/ retard go back to /x/

>>24789007
>>24789011

>>24789571
good old Vanderbilts

>>24789007
>>24788999
i also find this fascinating

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guess i schitzod to hard

>>24788871
Disingenous, a schizo larp

>>24788857
I'd be more interested in breaking down words into their actual etymology.
>>24788979
No.
>>24788983
Those Chinese words were pronounced completely differently in the past. Even now in Cantonese, "witch" is "mou", "five" is "ng", "thing" is "mat"...

>>24790870
>>24790875
>Disingenous

>>24788983
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%B7%AB#Chinese
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magi#Possible_loan_into_Chinese

>>24788979
How many phonemes do languages usually have, like 30 or 50? Wouldn't it be limiting only being able to talk about combinations of the same 50 things?

>>24791176
Maybe if it were in terms of semantic primes? But of course that's not how it actually works. (Though you might find aUI interesting.)

>>24791176
30 or 50
anon thats 30^30 or 50^50
thats a fuck load of combinations

there are only 26 letters in the English alphabet yet look at how immense the language is

>>24791187
Obviously there are infinite combinations, but how much could you really convey just combining the same 50 concepts? Wouldn't such a language be inherently prejudiced against novel ideas? Not to mention the length of words would probably have to be gargantuan.

>>24789290
I am the egg man
>>24787545 (OP)
Like on a space station?

>>24791391
Hyperstition the word is more powerful the the (s)word
"Iron ruler"
and he will rule them with a rod of iron, as when earthen pots are broken in pieces, even as I myself have received authority from my Father. >>24787564

shiva is the god of scattering aka separation generation like splitting a piece of paper to make it multiply

>>24791409
>like splitting a piece of paper to make it multiply

>>24791219
Well I was thinking of something like agglutination but with phonemes so sure it would get unwieldy pretty quickly and would evolve into proper agglutination

>>24787564
>>24791409
>Nimrood
>Nim - water
>n m r
N m r is associated with leopards (it doesn't matter whether Dionysus is Heracles; the Phoenicians believed so and identified them. Boaz and Yahi = the Pillars of Heracles-Melkart, Nimrod's personality is shattered into many fragments)
>nimrod
>nmrdh
>merodah/marduk
>meru (sumeru mountan)
>we see a whole play on words: water leopard (Nimrod, like Shiva, Dionysus, and Heracles, wore animal skins. Shiva = Balarama or Bala Roma/Belus) mountain wolf.
>dahau means wolf in Persian (azzi dahak / dahau is a snake wolf, like the Dacian dragon or Chinese. All of Loki's children are snakes and wolves)
>Nergal was depicted as one-eyed, and like Horus, he apparently lost an eye.
>Although it is Seth who is burned on the mountain.

>According to Armenian mythology, Haik (Lugh) kills Bel (Balor)-Nimrod-Marduk by striking him in the eye and burning him on Mount Nemrut (Ninurta/Ningirsu, etc., aka Heracles).
>After Bel and Balor, a lake is formed.
>This plays into the lady of the lake mythos as you can see below.
>Sea >>24789058
>Babylon was also located on water and sank into the water. Like the myth-os of Atlantis.

He is also known as Indra (Vahaagn), the head of the 33 devas ruling Mount Meru.
= 33 degrees in Freemasonry.

Boaz and Jachin = Pillars of Hercules-Melkart.
The Phoenician Hiram built Solomon's Temple in the image and likeness of Melkar's Temple. Therefore, Solomon worked with Baal and Astarte (they were everywhere and had thousands of names. They even appeared in the same pantheon under different names).
>>24789007
>>24789571
>>24789011
>>24788988
>>24788991
Which plays into the myth of Isis landing in Byblos(The Phoenician city which the word bible is named after) and the burning of the Phoenix. Which lead to there royalty worshipping Isis from then on.

>>24791524
>Which plays into the myth of Isis landing in Byblos(The Phoenician city which the word bible is named after) and the burning of the Phoenix. Which lead to there royalty worshipping Isis from then on.
This is the same play they put on at The Bohemian Grove. Under the Owl of Athena.

Pic related Pheonix son of Agenor; Father of Adam Cadmus & Europa.
The Coin States: Pheonix Son of Athena

>>24791524
https://archive.org/stream/2015PetrosyanProblemsOfArmenianPrehistory/2015_Petrosyan_Problems_of_Armenian_Prehistory_djvu.txt
According to Armenian mythology, Hayk (Lugh) kills Bel(Balor)-Nimrod-Marduk by stabbing him in the eye, after which he is burned on Mount Nemrut(Ninurta/Ningirsu/Heracles/Nergal/Melqart - dog god). The battle takes place near Lake Van (Aesir vs. Vanir).
>Fenrir aka Vánagandr (Old Norse 'monster of the [River] Ván')
https://historum.com/t/new-perspectives-on-shared-patterns-in-near-eastern-mythology.201099/

>>pork was prohibited in the Melqart cult
https://doubtfulsea.com/2022/06/29/melkor-morgoth-melqart/
For over 5,000 years, people have worshiped Nimrod.
(In Japan, Susano no Mikoto is the founder of Shintoism/Shinto. Luwian Santa/Sandos, Shintoism. Note the similarity. Satan. Satkona)
Torii are the same Boaz and Yahin in disguise
(torri torah taurat tor, taurus - bull - baal/cronus/saturn)

https://thingsinthree.blogspot.com/2013/05/melqart-burning-man.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beltane
Bel, Baal, Vil/Vaal (among the Slavs), they're all the same. Wherever you see it, it's the same Baal and he is connected with fire because nimrod was was burned in a fire

Perhaps he's also Skanda (the name is Vel; at least I've seen him officially identified with Melek Taus, Moloch, and the Luwian Santa/Sandos, who also had a special spear and was associated with funeral fire. Heracles burns himself at the stake. It doesn't really matter that the Greeks don't say Heracles was the murdered tyrant; it's just tradition. Nimrod was burned. Also known as Shiva and Balarama.)

>Nergal is depicted with one eye in some frescoes.
>Masons like to close one eye.
>Initiation rite where they are struck in the eye.
>Horus of Egypt lost an eye twice (the Phoenicians identified Melqart with Osiris).

ttps://historum.com/t/new-perspectives-on-shared-patterns-in-near-eastern-mythology.201099/
https://historum.com/t/unique-mesopotamian-and-egyptian-syncretism-%E2%80%93-how-the-lord-of-the-underworld-changed-the-ancient-world.200843/
https://thingsinthree.blogspot.com/2013/05/melqart-burning-man.html
In short, Nimrod is not just a man (that's a lie).
He is connected to almost all the pagan gods.
His Mercury has spread all myths and history.
Mythical Babylon was located on water and was called a mountain. It was called Meru/Sumeru.
Nimrod, Ninurta, and Bel are struck in the eye by Marduk (a Masonic symbol) and burned on Mount Nemrut
Btw, after the death of Bel and Balor, a lake is formed.
Lugh = Haik armenian

>>24791549
Fun fact red heads are called painted ones in the talmud
another way of saying χρίω the (ch)trio of chrisma s
pointed is αιχμηρός
aichmirós
"pyramis" refers to a structure with a pointed top, and it's also linked to the Greek word "pyr" (πῦρ), meaning "fire"
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baalat_Gebal
The Phoenician theonym Baalat Gebal (b’lt gbl) can be translated as “Lady of Byblos”. Bible comes from Byblos >>24791529
[7] A direct Akkadian translation, dNIN ša uruGub-la, read as Bēltu ša Gubla, occurs in the Amarna letters.[
3] Shortened variants dNIN-nu (bēletnu, “our lady”) and dNIN (Djinn) are also attested.
[9] The name was meant to highlight her connection to the temple.
[10] It has been proposed that a male deity with a similar name, the “Lord of Byblos”, also existed,
and can be identified with the figure of
AN.DA.MU
from the Amarna letters
Nadav Na'aman instead suggests interpreting AN.DA.MU as a “honorific title” of Baalat Gebal herself,
“the living goddess"
THE 9 INCH NAILS NUN'S OF CHRIST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Sj-FmI5JfA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeshiva
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahshuah
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiva_(Judaism)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_seals (keys)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_heifer
Shiva Wears Satis Ashes After She Burned Herself On Her Fathers Fire Because Her Father Did Not Respect Shiva
This is Shivas Shivah
The 7 keys of Hades. That unlock the dark night of the soul. Witch leads to the 2 illuminating Keys of Heaven.
The Red Hefer
פרה אדומה Parah Adumah Red Hefer
Pharaoh (פַּרְעֹה) King Great House
Adamah (אֲדָמָה) Earth Adam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesat

>>24791562
>>24789011
>>24787564
>>24789007
Phoiníkē, or "Phoenicia". The word is thought to be derived from phoînix, which could refer to a date palm, a Phoenician person, or the color crimson

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>>24787545 (OP)
I have some Japanese Unown cards from the 00s and two days ago I made up my mind. I'm going to complete the whole alphabet!