A 1. (Qe) UKHU adj. inner, interior, deep. adv. inside. (Sp) HUECO, hole.
(Heb) GO [GaV] Gimel-Vav, interior. Reverse GV or GaBH to get BACK (English body part.)A 2. (Qe) KUNAN adj./adv. today, now.
(Heb) KAN Caph-Ain[Aleph]-Nun,[here,] now. [can't find word like this ??}
(Heb) KENETKoph-Nun-Tau, adv. and now.A 6. (Qe) CH'ENQO adj./n. small thing among large ones, small boy.
(Heb) IANAK Yod-Nun-Koph, fut. INAK yod nun, koph, to suck.
(Heb) IONEK yod nun koph, a sucking child.
(Heb) HEINIK he nun koph to give suck, to suckle.
(Heb) IONEK a sucker, sprout, shoot. [seen in Malay anak, gone in Fijian, Young, Yankee and Yank
in English).A 11. (Qe) AÑU bot. n. variaty of oca (tuber).
(Heb) ANAF Ain-Nun-Pe (pl) branch, bough.A 13. (Qe) WALLA n. dominering person, soldier
(Heb) BAAL Beth-Ain-Lamed, to have dominion, be lord over, possesive To become a husband of any
one, to marry a wife. Do you know the English word BULLY (a tyrant); the cow's
husband is the BULL (toro).A 14. (Qe) QENCHA n. rustic wall/enclosure.
(Heb) Het-Mem-Hey KHoMaH = wall.A 15. (Qe) RAPHI n. leaf.
(Heb) Tet-Resh-Phey TeRePH (leaf, related to THERAPY. Rephua = healing, and leaves are medicinal)A 20. (Qe) PHILLILLU, PHIRIRU, PHIRITU n. whorl of the distaff.
(Heb) PELEKH Pe-Lamed-Caph, distaff, spindle.A 23. (Qe) T'EQE n. doll, staffed rag doll
(Heb) TEKEN Tau-Koph-Nun, standard, norm. Dalet-Gimmel-Mem DeGeM is a model ;Sp. Muñeca,
doll (mannican)A 25. (Qe) RAKA n. vagina
(Heb) RAHAM Resh-Cheth-Mem,womb, vagina; RaiKA b27. (Qe) WASI house, building
(Heb) BAIS Bet-Yod-Toph, singular , house. No need to fool with plural and the -m suffix.
Cognates include English BOOTH, wetu Amerind and Sanskrit vastu (house).A 29. (Qe) AYSANA n. balance
(Heb) MOZNAIM Mem-Zain-Nun-Mem, dual, scales, balance, root is AZN
(Heb) AZAN Aleph-Zain-Nun, balance. IZEN. OzeN is the ear, natures organ of balance (discovered
only recently) and the OZNIA is the wide winged hawk which balances in the air currents.
Since Hebr. Zayin became a D in Aramaic and Western tongues, AUDIO, etc. is related.A 35. (Qe) TARIPAY n. justice, judgment, v. (Condemn) judge, catch up with, catch up to.
(Qe) TARIPUY v. recover possessions, regain.
I can't say your proposed (Heb) link was too solid here, but there is a Hebr. Term for
pursuit, running after, and legally prosecuting the guilty party. It is RoDePH
Resh-Dalit-Phay, which is the same as RTP, with metathesis (the common phenomenon
of root letters switching order) we get TRP!A 37. (Qe) TUNKI n. jungle parrot (remember nasalization - extra N or Ms)
(Heb) TUKI Tau-Caph, parrot, peacock, source of that other fan-tailed bird the TURKEY, and the parrot
TOUCAN (toucana in Brazilian Indian); Tkai = peacock in Tamil (India) - this is a beautiful
feather in your cap!A 39. (Qe) UTURUNKU n. tiger Eliminate this as post Biblical Hebrew, [K]HaTuL means to swaddle or wrap
oneself into a ball, which cats do in reposeà thus the name. It is NOT what Adam
called the Lion (leo or Ari). House cats were bred and miniaturized from big cats (like
the lynx) and so KITTEN and later CAT and gato is from the KITTEN and KaTaN
(small in Edenic). So, no (Heb) HATUL Cheth-Tau-Lamed, cat. But, Hebr. DaQaR
is to pierce and a pick-axe, the source of DAGGER and the probable source of
TIGER, from a Persian word meaning sharp. Did you see that TIGER was hiding
behind a metathesis and nasalization (uTuRu[N]Ku)? If you missed it, your ears
and eyes will get sharper as you continue the hunt.A 53. (Qe) QACHA adj. dried out, n. Dried fruit or leaves.
(Heb) KASHAH Koph-Shin-He, harden. Cassein and CHEESE are hard & dry terms via the same Heb.
etymon.A 54. (Qe) TSANTZA reduced head
(Heb) TSIMTSEM Tzade-Mem-Tzade-Mem, reduce.A 55. (Qe) TAKANA hammer better if -NA is a suffix. Is it?
(Heb) TAKUA Tau-Koph, drive in, nail up, stick. TaKeN is to fix, repair, source of TINKER and
TECHNology.A 60. (Qe) RACHAKUY scratch oneself, scratch an item.
(Heb) SaRiK, {Ma}SReK, RaKHaT and KaRaD are all words of combing, carding and scraping... source
of Amerind arahkun -the Racoon (literally: the hand scratcher). See the "RAKE" entry when
you get the dictionary, [not close here] RASHAM Resh-Shin-Mem, write, inscribe, note,
write down.
(Heb) RASHAM recorder, clerk
.
A 61. (Qe) SAMI happy, lucky, blessed, good, good fortune, happiness.
[ Please try not to force unconnected things like this. One is an emotion or state and the other
is an art form or activity. Why not link LEAP since it's possible to leap for joy? See what I
mean by being more analytical? - noun (Heb) ZAMIR Zain-Mem-Resh, nightingale.ZAMIR
song, singing, music] This is an A because the Hebr. term for happy is Sin-Mem-Het (an
easy and common letter to drop) SaMea(K)H. [source of SMUG in English, SOME in
Cantonese; Polish usmiech = smile]A 63. (Qe) SAKA soft white root from reeds, barley sugar.
(Heb borrowed from Arabic) SUKAR Samech-Caph-Resh, sugar, though MaSoQ = sweet in Heb. I
want to say that Quechua had this word before traderoutes and Columbus, so please try to check its
antiquity. (thanks)A 65. (Qe) MALLKU lord of lords.
(Heb) MELEKH Mem-Lamed-Caph, king (Added to my "Reich" entry)
(Heb) MALKAH Mem-Lamed-Caph, queen.A 66. (Qe) MUTKA mortar .It IS Biblical, the Akkadian is Madakku (mortar)
(Heb) MDOKHAH Mem-Dalet-[Vav]- Caph-He, mortar. Dteea(K)H is mortarH is mortar too, could TK
be the root? MaDooa(K)H= pestle (DtaKHan = to grind)A 69. (Qe) MILLU salted
(Heb) MALUAH Mem, Lamed, Cheth, salt.
(Heb) MELAH Mem-Lamed-He, salt.A 71. (Qe) MAQAY hit, fight.
(Heb) MAKAH Mem-Caph-He, knock, blow, . MaQeBeTH = hammer, the machete knife is from
macho, the Spanish hammer.A 75. (Qe) LLOQSIY v. leave, go out, exit.
(Heb) (K)HooTS = out, source of EXIT, EX- and OUT.
(Heb) HOTSI leave. Zou is to come out in Cantonese, xuat is toexport in Vietnamese. Bakate is out in
Korean, odchozic is to leave in Polish.A. 79. (Qe) ARPHA shadowy, having cloudy vision.
(Heb) IRPEL Resh-Pe-Lamed, blur, dim, hide, vail.
(Heb) ARaPHeL = fog or mist, ARPHILI Ayin [not Aleph]-Resh-Fe-Lamed, hazy, foggy, misty. (prob.
source of PURPLE and PALL), Ayin-Vav-Resh, EEVeR = blind.A . 93. (Qe) KUTAY grind, pulverize, pound.
(Heb) [KATASH Caph-Tau-Shin, triturer. ??.] Caph-Taf-Taf, KhaTaT = to crush; Tet-Het-Nun,
DTa#aN = to mill, grind, pulverize.A. 94. (Qe) COMAS Hightness, elevation.
(Heb) KOMAH, Koph-Mem-He, size, height, KaMaH = standing corn, KooM = get up! [Reverse to
MooKH, to be low, the nasal-guttural antonym, source of MEEK.]A. 95. (Qe) KHUMARA n. yucca, sweet potato.
(Arabic, Heb., Akkadian ) KMEHAH, Caph-Mem-He-He, truffle.A 102. (Qe) SAPHI n. root
(1. (Heb) SAVIKH Samech-[MISSPELLED:Vav, you mean Bhet or Vet] -Caph, to entangle, snarl, tangle
or the noun of a botanical thicket or tangle.
(2. This may be a reversed P-S term related to Greek pous, English FOOT and BASIS, the root being the
stabilizer below. These originate with the Edenic roots, Pey-Samekh, sole of the foot, the verb of stepping
(whence PACE). Samekh-Phey, SoaF, = an extremity; Bet-Samech words also mean to step on.A. 105. (Qe) ALQO n. dog.
(OBab, SB) KALBU dog,
(Heb) KELEV Koph-Lamed-Beth, dog. There's nothing wrong with a KeLeBH whose opening guttural
got dropped, like Span. And Latin Lobos, or whose end-BH got dropped – like
Portuguese clio (dog), Finnish koira (dog) and the English COLLIE (if unrelated to
COAL). I'm glad you saw a reverse here, my primary vehicle for Edenic-Amerind links.A 107. (Qe) HIT'IY jump from fright.
(Heb) HITIT Het or Kheth-Taf-Hey, terror, dread.A 108. (Qe) QATAY n. son in law. v. cover (to protect)
(Heb) HATAN Cheth-Tau-Nun, son in law
(Heb) HATAL Cheth-Tau-Lamed, envelop, wrap, bandage. [The improbable twosome is nicely
covered.]A. 120. (Qe) QHASAY v. burp.
(Heb) GASAH Gimel-Samech-He, belch, burp, release GAS. This does have roots in Syriac, Arabic and
Ethiopic, even though the modern Hebrew usage of "vulgar" or "impolite" seem to have come
from GaS, Gimel-Samekh, coarse.
The Quechua solidifies the English GAS, what a belch or burp is all about. TheIndo-European
hypothetical root is gheu (to pour, as in a libation). Given cognates include GUT, CONFUSE,
and less absurd connections like GEYSER, GUSH and GUST. This last wind term echoes
Hebrew GaZ, Gimel-Zayin, to change or move and the Japanese kaze (wind) familiar from
KAMIKAZE.135. (Qe) CHAKA n. bridge, thigh, leg.
(Heb) SHOKAH Shin-Koph-He, tibia, shin. Do you notice that SHA{n}K is a nasalized SHoaK, and that,
as S becomes T (as in SHoaR to Toro) and GH is a guttural like K, THIGH is also joined
at the hip to our Edenic term.
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