Re: Magdalenian words and compounds 2006/7
- From: Franz Gnaedinger <frgn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 00:43:35 -0800 (PST)
Magdalenian words and compounds 2006/7
Part 51
POL LOP, PLO OLP, LPO OPL --- fortified dwellings
POL --- fortified dwelling; ancient Greek polis for town,
fortified dwelling, capital, German Bollwerk English
bulwark
LOP --- hedge or wall around a dwelling; ancient Greek
lopos for rind, shell, husk, English to envelop, French
envelopper enveloppe
PLO --- walls made in the wattle and daub technique;
ancient Greek plokos for texture, wickerwork, tissue,
fabric
OLP --- wealth and power concentrated in a fortified
dwelling; ancient Greek olbos for luck, blessing,
salvation, wealth, power
LPO --- the labyrinth of tents and huts and lanes
in between; ancient Greek labyrinthos
OPL --- protectors of a fortified dwelling; ancient
Greek hoplitaes for soldier
POL PLO --- fortified dwelling (pol) walls made in
the wattle and daube technique (plo); old Latin poplo
Latin populus Italian popolo French peuple English
people, also Latin populus (long o) for poplar tree,
as poplar upshots must have been used for poles,
while more flexible willow twigs were used for whities,
the horizontal interlacing
POL DOK --- fortified dwelling (pol) wooden poles,
beams and rafters (dok), woodhenge; Old English
folc English folk German Volk (originally inhabitants
of woodhenges, then, known in Middle Europe from
around 7 000 BP onward)
POL LAD --- fortified dwelling (pol) hill (lad); may be
the origin of the Roman Palatin
POL LAS --- fortified dwelling (pol) mountain (las);
may be the origin of Pallas, Pallas Athene
(end of part 51, to be continued)
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Part 50
BAL --- hot; possible origin of Baal, originally a volcano
god (Richard Fester)
BEL TON --- warm (bel) sound (ton); possible origin
of the Etruscan god Veltune, with about this meaning:
the lively one who makes himself heard via thunder,
mainly in the warm season
RAA --- light, ray; possible origin of the Etruscan god
Rath, perhaps in combination with ryt
PE --- near / EP --- far / PE LAS --- near (pe) mountains
(las), mountain people; possible origin of the Pelasgians
who may originally have come from the altiplano of
Armenia
TYR REO and PE LAS and TYR SA NOS and RAA
SA NOS may all have been names of the Etruscans.
The Inscription in Greek letters TYRSANOS from the
agora of Athens may be read as follows: obeying
the mind (nos) of the one who overcomes in the
double sense of rule and give (tyr) from above (sa),
or it may be the god himself, equivalent of Saturn
AAR RAA AC CA --- air (ar) light (raa) earth (ac)
sky (ca); possible origin of Hebrew ruach for spirit,
with the same range of meanings as Greek pneuma
and Latin spiritus, namely wind, breath, spirit
NOS AAR RAA --- following the mind (nos) of the
one composed of air (aar) and light (raa); possible
origin of Noah
AAR RAA MAN --- right hand (man) of the one
composed of air (aar) and light (raa), he who carries
out the will of AAR RAA NOS Ouranos; possible
origin of Armenian Armenia
(end of part 50; to be continued)
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Part 49
CA NOS --- mind (nos) of the sky (ca); possible origin
of Chaos, god of the primeval universe
AAR RAA NOS --- mind (nos) of the one composed
of air (aar) and light (raa); possible origin of Ouranos.
Consider the limestone rings at Göbekli Tepe that
show a male face ex negativo, composed of air and
light: www.seshat.ch/home/ouranos.JPG, (photograph
from: Klaus Schmidt, Sie bauten die ersten Tempel,
C.H. Beck München 2006)
CA AC --- scy (ca) earth (ac); possible origin of Gaia,
(while the inverse form ac ca would account for the
Indo-European earth goddess akka, a stammered
name according to Pokorny, a meaningful name in
my opinion)
CRE NOS --- ruling (cre) mind (nos); possible origin
of Cronos
REO --- to flow; possible origin of Rhea
TYR --- he who overcomes, in the double sense of
rule and give; possible origin of SsEyR Sseus Zeus
CER --- divine stag, divine hind, also shaman and
shamaness; possible origin of Hera. The divine hind
licked moon bulls into life, thus generating time,
periods of 30 29 30 29 30 ... days or nights (see
the large hind licking the horns of a small bull in
the Altamira cave:www.seshat.ch/home/hind1.JPG
(photograph Michel Lorblanchet). A reference to
bovines is present in the epithet of the cow-eyed
Hera
SA TYR NOS --- mind (nos) of the one who overcomes
in the double sense of rule and give (tyr) from above
(sa); Saturnus Saturn, founder of a golden age
APS --- hide of a tent or hut, where vapors condensate
and trickle and drop down from, as model of the
heavenly canopy where vapors condensate and fall
down from as rain; possible origin of the goddess Ops,
consort of Saturn
A comical and idyllic version of Saturn and Ops may
have been the satyrs and nymphs. The former lived
on wooded mountains, the latter near springs and
wells. The satyrs lusted for the nymphs and overcame
them with carnal love (see the satyr and smiling menad
on a water jar from Cerveteri, sixth century BC)
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Part 48
REO OER, ROE EOR, ERO ORE --- flow
REO --- river, to flow; ancient Greek rheo for I flow,
rivers Rhone and Rhine, goddess Rhea
OER --- wife, woman; ancient Greek oar for wife
ROE --- to carry water, a river having water (not just
an empty river bed); ancient Greek rhoae for current,
flood
EOR --- feast, celebration; ancient Greek eortae for
celebration, feast, pleasure
ERO --- love; ancient Greek eros
ORE --- beautiful; ancient Greek oraios for beautiful,
ripe
REO MAN --- river (reo) right hand (man), pars pro
toto for a human being, people living on a river,
river people; possible origin of Romani Roma
Romans Rome
(end of part 48, to be continued)
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