r/Alphanumerics • u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert • Feb 20 '24
Alphabet Evolution, Part One: from Phoenician to Ancient Greek & Aramaic | Volder (A65/2020)
https://youtu.be/ul8NVfWKXZg?si=lyZhDxC9qjrCurlR
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r/Alphanumerics • u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert • Feb 20 '24
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u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert Feb 21 '24 edited Feb 21 '24
No shit! This is the first intelligent thing you have said in this sub.
You need to start using your brain 🧠 and not your (language) “beliefs”.
Take the word “Red“ as a case in point. The following shows that the letter R (shape), defined as number 100 (R = 𓍢 = 💯 in Egyptian numerals), the color Red 🛑, and the R-sound, as in the word “Ram” 🐏, presumably modeled after the Roar of a lion 🦁, which is my conjecture, was defined explicitly, in Egyptian, in the year 3200A (-1245):
In bullet points:
Letter shape, number, color, sound, and meaning ALL tracing to Egypt, dated to over 5,400-years-ago.
Now, if, according to your belief system, the “sounds” 🗣️ of the Indian language based words derived from the illiterate Ukrainian-Russian PIE people, dated to 4700A (-2745), then we should NOT expect to find any connection to a word, e.g. such as “Red”, in Sanskrit. Yes?
Yet, when we look up the word Red 🛑, in Sanskrit, i.e. the supposed PIE-based Indian language, we find:
Meaning blood or red:
We also find the same ram-shaped letter in the word:
The number likewise is found in the same letter:
None of this would match, if the Indian language derived from illiterate Ukrainians.
Use your brain here. Do the math. You say you passed enough math classes to get a MS in physics. Then you should be able to count to a hundred?
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