165 puzur secret of the mouth pu

The word secret in Sumerian derived from the word mouth pu- in Akkadian. We can see that Akkadian scribes created Sumerian and Akkadian words simultaneously which means one language was real as it could be Akkadian while the other was the fake tongue to talk to the black headed demons - Sumerian.

pû [KA : 0x01 graphic
] (st. constr. pī)

[Human → Body]

mouth

See also : katmu

parāsu [KUD : 0x01 graphic
] (vb. a/u)

1) to cut off , offerings, sustenance : to withhold , evil : to keep away ; ennemy ... : šēp X parāsu : to exclude , to keep off , not to let into / to forbid access to land, temple ... ; 2) child : to wean ; 3) person, animal, grain : to select , pick out , timespan : to set aside , money : to earmark () ; 4) tears, diarrhoea : to stop , to dry ; 5) access : to block , to bar , alakta parāsu : to block the way; 6) journey, activity, parturition, noise of humanity ... : to cut off , to abolish , to break off , to discontinue , to cancel / to abort plan ; 7) part of the body, space, container : to divide up , to section , to partition ; 8) god : to set at variance a human with ; 9) to decide / to determine , see šiāmu ; dīna parāsu to reach decision, to judge ; absolute : to arbitrate between persons , to serve as an umpire () ; 10) watercourse, manpower , traffic , funds , supplies : to divert ; 11) warkata parāsu to investigate , to establish facts ; 0x01 graphic
: eli / elina muḫḫi X parāsu : to decide against , to condemn to + accusative ;

Cf. paras, ašar šēpu parsat, parsu

Comparison with other Semitic languages :

Proto-Semitic : ^*parās

Arabic : tafarrasa تفرّسَ "studied closely"

Hebrew : pāras פָּרַס "to divide"

paras ... ( 0x01 graphic
)

[Science → Mathematics]

fraction : one ...th ;

Cf. parāsu, ašar šēpu parsat, parsu, paras ṣeḫru, parasrab

parsu [KUD : 0x01 graphic
]

1) 0x01 graphic
: private , confidential , secret () ; 2) building ... : cut off , separate , private ; 3)
: fields : lying apart ; 4) baby, animal : weaned ; 5)
: rare , exquisite () , extraordinary () / out of this world () ;

Cf. parāsu, paras, ašar šēpu parsat, parasrab, paras ṣeḫru

paras ṣeḫru ( 0x01 graphic
)

[Science → Mathematics]

of a shekel : one third , 1/3 ;

Cf. parāsu, ašar šēpu parsat, parsu, paras

parasrab ( 0x01 graphic
)

[Numbers]

a "big fraction" , the five sixths ;

Cf. paras, rabû, parāsu

parāsu

to wean

pašīru (pišīru)

[Humanities]

0x01 graphic
: a secret (of knowledge) , secrecy [ana pašīru šakānu] : to a place in hiding , to a hiding place

See also : pašaru, pašīratti, pišīriš

pišīriš ( 0x01 graphic
)

[Government]

clandestinely , underground / under cover , secretly ;

Cf. pašīru

pazru ( 0x01 graphic
)

covert, concealed, surreptitious, ulterior

Cf. pazāru

See also : paširu, pazriš, pirištu

pazāru (vb. 0x01 graphic
i/i,
a/u, a/a ;
)

G. to hide o.s., be hidden D. to hide, conceal ; 0x01 graphic
to smuggle Št.
to hide s.o. away ; to shelter, protect ŠD.
to shelter N.
to conceal o.s.

The Akkadian scribe manipulated the word puzur > puzur

puzur (buzur bur₃ buru₃)

puzur [SECRET].

Then the scribe created a bunch of homophones expanding the language out of thin air from a single Akkadian word for secret:

puzur Homophones

puzur = U

puzur₂ = U.U

puzur₃ = U.ZAG

puzur₄ = KA×GAN₂@t.ŠA

puzur₅ = KA×GAN₂@t

This arbitrary homophones proves that Sumerian was not a tonal language because all these cognates derived from a single Akkadian word.

bur₃

buru₃

burud_x(U)

ge₁₄

giguru

puzur (buzur bur₃ buru₃)

puzur [SECRET].

šil₃

šil [EQUIPMENT].

šu₄

su [RED].

šu [BASKET] (^ĝeššu₄).

šuš (šu₄)

u (un₂)

umun

Also: a₆, bar_x(U), bu₁₂, gešbur_x(U), gibiru, giburu, guru₁₂, ha₃, hu₃, ušur₅, utah_x(U), utu_x(U), 1(u).

U.U

man (men₅ mim₃ min₃ mina₃mam mana)

min₃

niš (neš nis)

puzur₂ (buzur₂)

tab₄

Also: amna₂, geš_x(|U.U|), giš_x(|U.U|), meš_x(|U.U|), naš, nes, šamaš₂, šar₄, šarru₂, šušana₂, šušanaku, utu₃, wan.

U.ZAG

puzur₃ (buzur₃)

puzur [CAVITY].

Full listing.

KA×GAN₂@t.ŠA

puzur₄ (buzur₄)

puzur [CALL].

puzur [SECRET].

Full listing.

Also: puzru.

KA×GAN₂@t

bu₃

kana₆

mu_x(|KA×GAN₂@t|)

pu₃

puzur₅

tugure

Also: puzru, ba₁₁, bum, bur_x(|KA×GAN₂@t|), buzur₅, kan₆, pum.

puzur [SECRET]

(5 instances)

puzur [SECRET] (5x: Old Babylonian) wr. puzur₄; puzur₅; puzur; puzur₂ "secret, shelter; protection, aegis, shadow, shelter" Akk. puzru

[1]		puzur₄
[2]		puzur₅
[3]		puzur
[4]		puzur₂

2 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

1. secret, shelter (5x/100%)

~ LEX/Old Babylonian/Nippur [[puzur₄]] = pu₃-zu-ur₂ = KA×KAR₂.ŠA = pu-uz-ru-um OB Diri Nippur 27. LEX/Old Babylonian/unknown [[puzur₄]] = pu₃-zur₈ = KA×GAN₂@t-ŠA = pu-uz-rum OB Diri "Oxford" 26; [[puzur₄]] = = = du-u₂-tum OB Diri "Oxford" 27; [[puzur₄]] = = = ša-ha-a-tum OB Diri "Oxford" 28.

2. protection, aegis, shadow, shelter

Akk. puzru "concealment".

a'ur [ARMPIT] wr. a₂-ur₂ "hidden place; armpit" Akk. puzru

See a'ur dab[hide].

[1]

a₂-ur₂

1. hidden place

2. armpit

Akk. puzru "concealment".

See ETCSL: a₂-ur₂=recess.

The word armpit in Sumerian is missing. This is a very important word in a spoken language but it is missing in the artificial language.

In Akkadian the word armpit is equal to the word secret and that is how the Sumerian swindle is revealed. The expression puzra ahāzu [secret take] = hide but Sumerian a₂-ur₂ dab₅ [armpit seize] is silly. In fact all Sumerian idioms are silly because nobody used them, nobody contested or polished them. They come to us as they written for the first time: brainstorming of some mediocre scribe.

a'ur dab [HIDE] wr. a₂-ur₂ dab₅ "to hide" Akk. puzra ahāzu

(a'ur[armpit] + dab[seize])

[1]

a₂-ur₂ dab₅

The reason why the Akkadian scribe named U.ZAG [cavity] and a₂-ur₂ [armpit] is very simple. They are all the same but if he gave these two notions with the same phonetic value puzur as the homonym suggests than it would be clear immediately that Sumerian is fake because puzur [cavity] and [puzur] secret is all the same in Akkadian. Then the scribe truncated the word ahu [arm] in Akkadian and then produced A [arm] in Sumerian. Clearly Sumerian is not a tonal language as homonyms are all derivatives from the same Akkadian original cognate puzur [secret of the mouth].

U.ZAG

puzur₃ (buzur₃)

puzur [CAVITY]

A₂

a₂

a [ARM].

a [TIME].

id (et it idi₂ ed)

(see full listing)

ti₈ (te₈)

ti [BIRD] (ti₈^mušen).

Full listing.

Also: ah₅, ahi₂, eţ, iţ.

UR₂

ur₂ (uru₈)

gur [SHIELD] (^eur₂).

ur [BASE] (^ĝešur₂).

ur [KEEL].

ur [ROOT].

ur [TRIM] (^tug₂ur₂).

uru₈

murum [IN-LAW].

bed₃ (bi₇ bit₃ be₅ bid₃ bet₃)

bid₃

bu₇

dab₅ (daba₅ dib₂)

dib₂

gu₅

hu_x(KU)

ku (guz₃ kuz₃ gu₅)

nu₁₀

suh₅

suš

šed₆ (še₁₀ ši₅)

tukul (tukula)

tukul [WEAPON] (^ĝeštukul).

tuš (duš tušu)

tuš [SIT].

ugu₄

ugu [BEAR].

Full listing.

Also: bul_x(KU), deb₂, gud₇, kud₃, qu₂, sah_x(KU), su₅, sur₁₁, tib_x(KU), tum₅, tuma, zap₂.

aḫāzu (vb. a/u)

[Human → Family]

G. to take, seize, to capture ; to marry ; to learn ; to acquire Gt. to be connected with ; to be well versed in sth. D. to mount, plate, inlay ; to marry Š. to make s.o. take sth. ; to make s.o. marry ; to make s.o. learn, to instruct, to indicate to s.o. ; to ignite, set fire to sth. Št1. 0x01 graphic
to be instructed Št2. to ignite Štn. to instruct, inform s.o. repeatedly N. to marry each other ; to catch, spread (fire)