>>40884643
nta but ill add this which is an extension of another post i believe you made which taps into the dual aspevt of the feminine nature of mary/eve/lilith the mother wife
Lilith; Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis
En; Lord; Diviner; Statue; Time; Mysterious; obscure background
LIL; Wind; Demon; Ghost; Phantom; Spirit [or Giant; Fallen; Nephilim = En-lil, the Lord of Demons]
Lil = wind = demon; ghost; phantom; spirit = giants afterlife
ith; IT; [d = t] id; ab; window; niche; nook; opening
gul: [gal] v., to destroy, demolish [smash]
adj., evil; enormous.
gul; gal; overwhelm
gal; storage container; basket
Hebrew Eth, in Genesis 1:1 indicates that both "the heavens" and "the earth" are the direct objects of the verb "create".
The Hebrew word "ith" is a preposition meaning with or by
Lil; wind; Demon/s
Lil-ITU
ITU; IT; ITI; [ID; = ith = itu] itud; moon; month; moonlight; Night Demon or Spirit [the Moon god / Daemon Master]
dim: n., bond, tie; rope (dam, 'spouse', modified by i, 'to sprout', long and narrow as in si) v., to make fast.
dim[GIM]: to make, fashion, create, build
(du, to build, make + im, clay, mud) [Su; (zu;) red; clay]
nisdim: post (cf., dim).
dim: n, sickness demon; pole of a water lift. adj., weak
dim4: n., begging; tendril; clinging vine (cf., dim)
v., to approach; to bow; to beg. adj., subservient; [subservience.]

Tagalog (Filipino): ki-sikil-lil-la-ke (lil - la - ke), la-la-ki <> ki-la-la
lil <> la-ki, Lilaki (Iran:36°50′00″N 50°13′00″), lil > sikil < liki > li-li-ki
lilim (sa) madalim, (sa) ilalim (lilim, sa lilim, silim, lilom)
lilitu lalatu lilaki lalaki lilalaki, lalaki lilitu-hod (tuhod, tumuhod) (Hod הוֹד)
lumaki ang lalaki, lumaki ang lilaki, lumaki ang naga, lilalaki sa kaliwang tu-Hod

Lilith; Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis
En; Lord; Diviner; Statue; Time; Mysterious; obscure background
LIL; Wind; Demon; Ghost; Phantom; Spirit [or Giant; Fallen; Nephilim = En-lil, the Lord of Demons]
Lil = wind = demon; ghost; phantom; spirit = giants afterlife
ith; IT; [d = t] id; ab; window; niche; nook; opening
gul: [gal] v., to destroy, demolish [smash]
adj., evil; enormous.
gul; gal; overwhelm
gal; storage container; basket
Hebrew Eth, in Genesis 1:1 indicates that both "the heavens" and "the earth" are the direct objects of the verb "create".
The Hebrew word "ith" is a preposition meaning with or by
Lil; wind; Demon/s
Lil-ITU
ITU; IT; ITI; [ID; = ith = itu] itud; moon; month; moonlight; Night Demon or Spirit [the Moon god / Daemon Master]
dim: n., bond, tie; rope (dam, 'spouse', modified by i, 'to sprout', long and narrow as in si) v., to make fast.
dim[GIM]: to make, fashion, create, build
(du, to build, make + im, clay, mud) [Su; (zu;) red; clay]
nisdim: post (cf., dim).
dim: n, sickness demon; pole of a water lift. adj., weak
dim4: n., begging; tendril; clinging vine (cf., dim)
v., to approach; to bow; to beg. adj., subservient; [subservience.]

Tagalog (Filipino): ki-sikil-lil-la-ke (lil - la - ke), la-la-ki <> ki-la-la
lil <> la-ki, Lilaki (Iran:36°50′00″N 50°13′00″), lil > sikil < liki > li-li-ki
lilim (sa) madalim, (sa) ilalim (lilim, sa lilim, silim, lilom)
lilitu lalatu lilaki lalaki lilalaki, lalaki lilitu-hod (tuhod, tumuhod) (Hod הוֹד)
lumaki ang lalaki, lumaki ang lilaki, lumaki ang naga, lilalaki sa kaliwang tu-Hod

la = feminine / container / divine
li = individual / conscious / light
lu = to rise / masculine / spirit
ki = earth / place / vessel
lil = shadow / spirit / threshold
So in the mystical-linguistic lens:
“The container, the feminine, the presence, the known, the grace, the path.”
And its inversion: "The void, the negation, the unknowable, the absence."

>>40861726
Lilith; Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis
En; Lord; Diviner; Statue; Time; Mysterious; obscure background
LIL; Wind; Demon; Ghost; Phantom; Spirit [or Giant; Fallen; Nephilim = En-lil, the Lord of Demons]
Lil = wind = demon; ghost; phantom; spirit = giants afterlife
ith; IT; [d = t] id; ab; window; niche; nook; opening
gul: [gal] v., to destroy, demolish [smash]
adj., evil; enormous.
gul; gal; overwhelm
gal; storage container; basket
Hebrew Eth, in Genesis 1:1 indicates that both "the heavens" and "the earth" are the direct objects of the verb "create".
The Hebrew word "ith" is a preposition meaning with or by
Lil; wind; Demon/s
Lil-ITU
ITU; IT; ITI; [ID; = ith = itu] itud; moon; month; moonlight; Night Demon or Spirit [the Moon god / Daemon Master]
dim: n., bond, tie; rope (dam, 'spouse', modified by i, 'to sprout', long and narrow as in si) v., to make fast.
dim[GIM]: to make, fashion, create, build
(du, to build, make + im, clay, mud) [Su; (zu;) red; clay]
nisdim: post (cf., dim).
dim: n, sickness demon; pole of a water lift. adj., weak
dim4: n., begging; tendril; clinging vine (cf., dim)
v., to approach; to bow; to beg. adj., subservient; [subservience.]

Tagalog (Filipino): ki-sikil-lil-la-ke (lil - la - ke), la-la-ki <> ki-la-la
lil <> la-ki, Lilaki (Iran:36°50′00″N 50°13′00″), lil > sikil < liki > li-li-ki
lilim (sa) madalim, (sa) ilalim (lilim, sa lilim, silim, lilom)
lilitu lalatu lilaki lalaki lilalaki, lalaki lilitu-hod (tuhod, tumuhod) (Hod הוֹד)
lumaki ang lalaki, lumaki ang lilaki, lumaki ang naga, lilalaki sa kaliwang tu-Hod

la = feminine / container / divine
li = individual / conscious / light
lu = to rise / masculine / spirit
ki = earth / place / vessel
lil = shadow / spirit / threshold
So in the mystical-linguistic lens:
“The container, the feminine, the presence, the known, the grace, the path.”
And its inversion: "The void, the negation, the unknowable, the absence."

Lilith; Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis
En; Lord; Diviner; Statue; Time; Mysterious; obscure background
LIL; Wind; Demon; Ghost; Phantom; Spirit [or Giant; Fallen; Nephilim = En-lil, the Lord of Demons]
Lil = wind = demon; ghost; phantom; spirit = giants afterlife
ith; IT; [d = t] id; ab; window; niche; nook; opening
gul: [gal] v., to destroy, demolish [smash]
adj., evil; enormous.
gul; gal; overwhelm
gal; storage container; basket
Hebrew Eth, in Genesis 1:1 indicates that both "the heavens" and "the earth" are the direct objects of the verb "create".
The Hebrew word "ith" is a preposition meaning with or by
Lil; wind; Demon/s
Lil-ITU
ITU; IT; ITI; [ID; = ith = itu] itud; moon; month; moonlight; Night Demon or Spirit [the Moon god / Daemon Master]
dim: n., bond, tie; rope (dam, 'spouse', modified by i, 'to sprout', long and narrow as in si) v., to make fast.
dim[GIM]: to make, fashion, create, build
(du, to build, make + im, clay, mud) [Su; (zu;) red; clay]
nisdim: post (cf., dim).
dim: n, sickness demon; pole of a water lift. adj., weak
dim4: n., begging; tendril; clinging vine (cf., dim)
v., to approach; to bow; to beg. adj., subservient; [subservience.]

Tagalog (Filipino): ki-sikil-lil-la-ke (lil - la - ke), la-la-ki <> ki-la-la
lil <> la-ki, Lilaki (Iran:36°50′00″N 50°13′00″), lil > sikil < liki > li-li-ki
lilim (sa) madalim, (sa) ilalim (lilim, sa lilim, silim, lilom)
lilitu lalatu lilaki lalaki lilalaki, lalaki lilitu-hod (tuhod, tumuhod) (Hod הוֹד)
lumaki ang lalaki, lumaki ang lilaki, lumaki ang naga, lilalaki sa kaliwang tu-Hod

la = feminine / container / divine
li = individual / conscious / light
lu = to rise / masculine / spirit
ki = earth / place / vessel
lil = shadow / spirit / threshold
So in the mystical-linguistic lens:
“The container, the feminine, the presence, the known, the grace, the path.”
And its inversion: "The void, the negation, the unknowable, the absence."

>>512371325
Lilith; Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis
En; Lord; Diviner; Statue; Time; Mysterious; obscure background
LIL; Wind; Demon; Ghost; Phantom; Spirit [or Giant; Fallen; Nephilim = En-lil, the Lord of Demons]
Lil = wind = demon; ghost; phantom; spirit = giants afterlife
ith; IT; [d = t] id; ab; window; niche; nook; opening
gul: [gal] v., to destroy, demolish [smash]
adj., evil; enormous.
gul; gal; overwhelm
gal; storage container; basket
Hebrew Eth, in Genesis 1:1 indicates that both "the heavens" and "the earth" are the direct objects of the verb "create".
The Hebrew word "ith" is a preposition meaning with or by
Lil; wind; Demon/s
Lil-ITU
ITU; IT; ITI; [ID; = ith = itu] itud; moon; month; moonlight; Night Demon or Spirit [the Moon god / Daemon Master]
dim: n., bond, tie; rope (dam, 'spouse', modified by i, 'to sprout', long and narrow as in si) v., to make fast.
dim[GIM]: to make, fashion, create, build
(du, to build, make + im, clay, mud) [Su; (zu;) red; clay]
nisdim: post (cf., dim).
dim: n, sickness demon; pole of a water lift. adj., weak
dim4: n., begging; tendril; clinging vine (cf., dim)
v., to approach; to bow; to beg. adj., subservient; [subservience.]

Tagalog (Filipino): ki-sikil-lil-la-ke (lil - la - ke), la-la-ki <> ki-la-la
lil <> la-ki, Lilaki (Iran:36°50′00″N 50°13′00″), lil > sikil < liki > li-li-ki
lilim (sa) madalim, (sa) ilalim (lilim, sa lilim, silim, lilom)
lilitu lalatu lilaki lalaki lilalaki, lalaki lilitu-hod (tuhod, tumuhod) (Hod הוֹד)
lumaki ang lalaki, lumaki ang lilaki, lumaki ang naga, lilalaki sa kaliwang tu-Hod

la = feminine / container / divine
li = individual / conscious / light
lu = to rise / masculine / spirit
ki = earth / place / vessel
lil = shadow / spirit / threshold
So in the mystical-linguistic lens:
“The container, the feminine, the presence, the known, the grace, the path.”
And its inversion: "The void, the negation, the unknowable, the absence."

>>40857952
la = feminine / container / divine

li = individual / conscious / light

lu = to rise / masculine / spirit

ki = earth / place / vessel

lil = shadow / spirit / threshold

So in the mystical-linguistic lens:
“The container, the feminine, the presence, the known, the grace, the path.”
And its inversion: "The void, the negation, the unknowable, the absence."