Explanatory series
Part II
ŋeš-ḫur šu-ŋu₁₀ |
u₂-ṣu₂-ra-at qa₂-ti-ia |
the drawing on my palm |
Sum. ŋeš-ḫur [plan] is a phonetic rebus representation of Akk. u₂-ṣu₂-ra-[at] [drawing ]
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u₂-ba-ni [qa₂-ab-li-tum] |
my middle finger |
Akk. murub₄ [middle] < Akk. qa₂-[ab-li-tum] [central]
Metathesis from Akk. [ab-li-tum] > [mu -li- ab] = mu-ru-ub
dal-ba-na umbin-ŋu₁₀ |
[bi]-ri-it u₂-ba-na-ti-ia |
the space between my fingers |
Sum. dal-ba-na is phonetically aligned to the alledged personal pronoun ŋu₁₀ [my] but also to Akkadian u₂-[ba-na]-ti- ia [my fingers]
Needless to say the root of the Sumerian word dal-ba-na is in fact Sum. dal-ba [space, intermediate space] is an inverted Akkadian bi-ri-it [space, space between]
Akk. bi-ri-it > [ti-ri-bi] = Sum. dal-ba
tibir-[ŋu₁₀] |
[up-na-a-a] |
my open hand |
ŋešpu₂-[ŋu₁₀] |
[ḫu-ma-ši] |
my wrestling |
Sum. ŋešpu₂ [wrestling] metathesis of Akk. [up-na-a-a] [my open hand]
Akk. [up-na-a-a] > [na-pu] = ŋešpu₂
kišib-la₂-[ŋu₁₀] |
[ri-it-ti] |
my wrist |
ŋešpu₂-[ŋu₁₀] |
[ḫu-ma-ši] |
my wrestling |
Sum. ŋešpu₂ [wrestling] > Sum. kišib [wrist]
tibir-[ŋu₁₀] |
[up-na-a-a] |
my open hand |
dal-ba-[na umbin-ŋu₁₀] |
[bi-ri-it u₂-ba-na-ti-ia] |
the space between my fingers |
Sum. tibir [hand] metathesis of Akk. bi-ri-it [the space (between my fingers)]
Akk. bi-ri-it > Sum. ti-bi-ir
šu-[silig]-ŋu₁₀ |
[su₂-ul-ḫi] |
my fist |
Sum. silig [fist] < Akk. su₂-ul-ḫi [my fist]
kur₂ |
na-ak-rum |
strange |
gur |
<(na-ka-ru)> ša DU₁₁ a-ma-ti |
to turn = to change, said of speaking words |
We can clearly see the Sumerian word formation from Akkadian idiom in process:
Sum. kur₂ [different] < Akk. na-ak-rum [strange]
Sum. gur [turn] < Akk. na-ka-ru [change]
Both these Sumerian words have derived from the same Semitic thought, they look different words but they are in fact the same word.
The Semitic sentence is:
na-ka-ru ša DU₁₁ a-ma-ti [to change of speaking words]
na-ka-ru [change]
ša [of]
DU₁₁ = qabû [say]
a-ma-ti [words]
This sentence is the code of the secret language because Sumerian words are Semitic words that have been changed and altered to make them look like the words of an agglutinative language. We have just revealed the code of the secret language.