Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)

Glossary of the new Magdalenian words, part 43

TOR ROT, TRO ORT, RTO OTR --- how a bull
moves

TOR --- noise and commotion as made by a bull;
ancient Greek tauros for bull, and similar words
in many languages (Saul Levin)

ROT --- noises a bull makes; ancient Greek
rotheo for I rustle, make noise, grumble, roar

TRO --- to run; ancient Greek trocha(z)o for I run

ORT --- straight on, as a bull runs; ancient Greek
orthos for straight

RTO --- the elegant way a bull moves when
running; ancient Greek rytos for streaming,
fluently

OTR --- swift, nimble; ancient Greek otralos
and otraeros for swift, brisk, quick, nimble

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Glossary of the new Magdalenian words, part 42

POT TOP, TPO OPT, PTO OTP --- power, lateral
association to PAD and PAS

POT --- ruler; ancient Greek potnia for a female
ruler, despoina for lady of the house, Despoina
was a powerful goddess, her secret name Nyx,
alter ego of Gaia, Latin potentia and potentas
for power, English potency and power

TOP --- place and rank, where a ruler lives, also
his rank; ancient Greek topos for place, rank,
English top

TPO --- appearance, composure and splendor
of a ruler; ancient Greek typos for appearance,
form, shape (...)

OPT --- a ruler presenting himself, herself;
ancient Greek optasia for appearance,
optanomai for to let oneself be seen, Latin
optimus for the best

PTO --- a ruler spreading influence; ancient
Greek peitho for I persuade, (...), patis for
step, path, petomai for to speed, hurry, fly
- consider the bird as emblem of a ruler,
birdman from Lascaux, bird goddess, Horus
falcon ...

OTP --- how a ruler paves the way; ancient
Greek odopoieo for I pave the way



Glossary of the new Magdalenian words, part 41

BOL LOB, OBL LBO, BLO OLB - a young child

BOL --- a newborn child, a toddler; ancient Greek
bolos for cast, throw, German Wurf also means
litter, brood, perhaps also ancient Greek berphos
for the young one, Hebrew wolod for child, Russian
molod for young, Arabic waladat for she has born,
Latin mollis for soft, tender, Arabic malidu for he /
it was soft, Bole in my medieval Swiss dialect
means something round and soft, myn süesse
runde Bole - my sweet little round child ...

LOB -- a newborn sleeping, deep sleep of a young
child; ancient Greek lophaeo for I rest

OBL --- to increase the members of a family,
tribe, clan; ancient Greek ophello for I increase

LBO --- to anoint a newborn child; ancient Greek
lipoo lipao for I shine of ointment

BLO --- to be born, to arrive; ancient Greek
blosko for I arrive (...)

OLB --- luck, blessing, being happy about a newborn;
ancient Greek olbos for luck, blessing, salvation,
wealth, power (this word says how much children
must have been valued)



Glossary of the new Magdalenian words, part 40

BRI IRB, RBI IBR, BIR RIB --- Brigid, a powerful
triple goddess

BRI --- fertility, a pregnant woman, a source of
life in general, a blessed land with plenty wells
and a lush vegetation; ancient Greek bryo for
to be full, grow and bloom, well, English bride,
also Britain as a green island

IRB --- herbs, especially herbs used by a midwife
to ease labor-pains, perhaps also herbs and mildly
alcoholic berries for desinfecting water, herbs used
for medical purposes in general; Latin herba for
herb

RBI --- labor-pains, giving birth; ancient Greek
rhopae for turning point, crisis, decision (...),
Latin rabies for rabies, madness (etymology
unclear, heavy labor-pains, then), rubidus for
dark red, brown red (color of blood)

IBR --- a newborn child; ancient Greek habros
for sumptuous, soft, delicate, fine, elegant,
beautiful

BIR --- fur wherein a newborn was laid in order
to keep it warm; ancient Greek byros English fur

RIB --- a crib or basket of wickerwork, laid out
with fur; ancient Greek rhipizo for wickerwork

Now we got words for the three goddesses:

PIR GID --- fire (pir) giver (gid)
BIR GID --- fur (bir) giver (gid)
BRI GID --- fertility(bir) giver (gid)


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    ... POT TOP, TPO OPT, PTO OTP --- power, lateral ... TOP --- place and rank, where a ruler lives, also ... ancient Greek typos for appearance, ... PIR GID --- fire giver ...
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  • Re: Magdalenian words and compounds 2006/7
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  • Re: what is etymology? (linguistics and biology)
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  • Re: Magdalenian words and compounds 2006/7
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