From the halved kidney to the waning moon

Kalitum [kidney, the waning moon] in Akkadian was rounded up to create another fake word in Sumerian kalam. We can see that Sumerian was not a tonal language. The same phonetic value was simply distributed arbitrarily to different ideograms used for different stages of the moon from the half moon to complete full moon.

So MUL.KALAM [star complete] was used for full moon and also kalam > ellan/ ellag were used for the waning moon. Just like the moon changed so should the words used for the moon change as well. That was the Semitic logic. Actually the land of kalam, kanam, kanan was considered the earth as well. Originally people believed the earth was flat. The land of Canaan mentioned in the Bible was considered the entire earth from the point of the view in Sumeria. Kalam; ka-na-aĝ₂; ka-naĝ "the Land (of Sumer)"

ka-na-ag/ ka-na-an/ kalam/ unug/ uruk/ uri/ derive from one single concept: flat earth, earth like a waning moon. The phonetic values have been changed at will by the scribes. The most important conclusion is that these names have been chosen by astrologers. Nobody spoke any Sumerian. There were no Sumerian people. Sumerian is not a tonal language; phonetic values that correspond to different tablets were used for different phases of the moon.

UN

kalam (kalama)

kalam [LAND].

uĝ₃ (un unu₄ u₁₂ ug₃)

uĝ [PEOPLE].

un

u'uz [BIRD] (un^mušen).

Full listing.

Also: kanaĝ, kanam, uga₃, uku₃, um_x(UN).

HI׊E

bir (pir₃ biri)

bir [SCATTER].

dubur

dubur [FOUNDATION].

ellaĝ₂ (ellag₂)

ellaĝ [BEAD] (^zaellaĝ₂, ^na₄ellaĝ₂).

ellaĝ [GRASS] (^u₂ellaĝ₂).

ellaĝ [KIDNEY].

ellaĝ [UNMNG] (^u₂ellaĝ₂).

giriš (gereš gireš)

giriš [BUTTERFLY].

zanzana

zanzana [DRAGONFLY].

Full listing.

Also: ellam_x(|HI׊E|), kalam₂, ur_x(|HI׊E|).

UN@g

Also: kalam_x(UN@g).

kalam Homophones

kalam = UN

kalam₂ = HI׊E

kalam_x = UN@g

Akkadian:

kalītum

[Human → Body]

kidney

Comparison with other Semitic languages :

Proto-Semitic : ^*kulyat

Arabic : kulyat  كُلْيَة

Syriac : kūlyātā  ܟܘܠܝܵܬܵܐ

Hebrew : kilyā  כִּלְיָה

Ugaritic : klyt  

Sumerian MUL.KALAM < Akaddian MUL.KALITUM [star moon, kidney star]

ellaĝ [KIDNEY] (4x: Old Babylonian) wr. ellaĝ₂; ellaĝ_x(|HI×U|) "kidney" Akk. kalītu

[1]		ellaĝ2
[2]		ellaĝx(|HI×U|)

2 distinct forms attested; click to view forms table.

1. kidney (4x/100%)

See: uzu ellaĝ X; uzu ellaĝ muš; uzu ellaĝ muš bar; uzu ellaĝ muš šag.

Akk. kalītu "kidney".

HI׊E

bir (pir₃ biri)

bir [SCATTER].

dubur

dubur [FOUNDATION].

ellaĝ₂ (ellag₂)

ellaĝ [BEAD] (^zaellaĝ₂, ^na₄ellaĝ₂).

ellaĝ [GRASS] (^u₂ellaĝ₂).

ellaĝ [KIDNEY].

ellaĝ [UNMNG] (^u₂ellaĝ₂).

giriš (gereš gireš)

giriš [BUTTERFLY].

zanzana

zanzana [DRAGONFLY].

Full listing.

Also: ellam_x(|HI׊E|), kalam₂, ur_x(|HI׊E|).

HI×U

dubur₂

dubur [FOUNDATION].

šaru

šaru [36000].

šaru [36000] wr. šaru "36,000"

[1]

šaru

1. 36,000

dubur [FOUNDATION] (3x: Old Babylonian) wr. dubur; dubur₂ "base" Akk. išdu

[1]		dubur
[2]		dubur2

1 distinct form attested; click to view forms table.

1. base (3x/100%)

~

Akk. išdu "foundation, base (of building)".

[1991] B. Alster, RA 85 9-10.

See ETCSL: dubur=horizon.

The moon/kidney on sixth to tenth day the moon called flat like the earth, halved like a kidney = literally kidney.

The fraud did not stop there. The name of Kidney for moon was chopped into two parts:

KAL-itum

kal [RARE] (389x: ED IIIb, Old Akkadian, Lagash II, Ur III, Early Old Babylonian, Old Babylonian) wr. kal "(to be) rare, valuable" Akk. aqāru

KAL

ITU

UD×U+U+U

itud (iti itu itid)

itud [MOON].

Full listing.

Also: a₁₃, arhu, du₁₆, id₈, u₂₂.

Sumerian language adopted the phonetic values MUL.KAL/ MUL.KALAM / ITUD as ideograms for the moon when in fact they all meant kidney in Akkadian. Then the scribes rounded up the name for the moon itu > UTU [sun]

Because the sun was considered as number twenty U + U [10 + 10] the giant star was called UTU instead of ITU the smaller star, the thin star, the kidney star, the moon.

UD

a₁₂

(see full listing)

ah₃

ah [DRY].

uh [~PASTE].

babbar (babar par bar₆ para bara_x(UD))

babbar [WHITE].

bir₂

birig [CONTRACT].

dag₂

dadag [BRIGHT].

had₂ (hada₂ hud₂ a₁₂)

had [BRIGHT].

haš₃

haš [DEBT-SLAVERY].

haš [SOFT].

kum₄

kum [HOT].

la₇

lah [BEAT].

pirig₂

pirig [BRIGHT].

piriĝ₂

piriĝ [LION].

ra₃

ra [PURE].

siki₂

siki [~BREAD].

šarag

šarag [DRY].

tam (dam₂)

tam [CLEAN].

tam [TRUST].

tu₂

(see full listing)

u₄ (ud)

u [BELLOW].

u [PURSLANE].

ud

ud [BIRD] (ud^mušen).

ud [IF].

ud [STORM].

ud [SUN].

ud [WHEN].

ul₆

ul [BRIGHT].

ut

(see full listing)

utu

(see full listing)

zalag

zalag [SHINE].

Full listing.

Also: m/wāşit, şītu, al₅, amna, ara₇, aya_x(UD), bab₂, ber₂, beš₁₂, da₇, e₈, gal₈, ha₅, heš, lah, lih, luh_x(UD), peš₁₂, pir, sa₁₆, salah, šamaš, ta₅, ţam₂, ug₄, um₂, un₅, uta, uţ, zala_x(UD), zalaga, zalah, zalaqa_x(UD).

The full moon meant 30 days ITUD

The name Sun meant 20 days UD UD×U+U+U

The name KAL meant moon in 5 days thin moon, kidney moon.

Actually the moon had 7 names for seven days of the week:

UD×U+U+U

[1]		itud (iti, itid)
[2]		itudx(|UD.AN.ŠEŠ.KI|) (iti6)
[3]		i3-ti
[4]		iti7
[5]		i-ti
[6]		itudx(|UD@s|)
[7]		itudx(|UD×BAD|)

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