Ancient English in common use...
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Topic: Ancient English in common use...
Posted By: aniart
Subject: Ancient English in common use...
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 05:36
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ENGLISH MALE NAMES – LEFT AFTER ROBBERY
Harry ['hær.i] = harry ['hær.i] Rob [rαb] = rob [rαb] Hugh [hju] = hew [hju] Jack [dзæk] = jack [dзæk] John [dзαn] = john [dзαn] Josh [dзαζ] = josh [dзαζ] Joshua [dзαζ.ju.ə] = josh [dзαζ]; you [ju:], [ju]; at [ət] Mark [ma:k] = mark [ma:k] Nick [nık] = nick [nık] Pat [pæt] = pat [pæt] Dick [dık] = dick [dık] Tommy [tαm.i] = tommy ['tomi] Will [wıl] = will [wıl] William ['wılıəm]/ [wıl.jəm] = will [wıl]; I am [aı əm] Tim [tım] = team [tim] Simon ['saı.mən] = say [seı]; man [mæn] Barry ['bæri] = bury ['beri] / barrier ['bæriə(r)] Bruce [brus] = bruise [bruz] Brian ['braıən] = bright [brait]; can [kən] Guy [gaı] = guy [gaı] Joy [dзכı] = joy [dзכı] Joyce [dзכıs] = joy [dзכı]; is [ız] Kit [kit] = kit [kit] Ivan ['aivən] = J [ai]; van [væn] Edward ['edwəd] = end [end]; -ward [-wəd] / add [æd]; ward [wכd] Gilbert ['gilbət] = gild [gild]; bat [bæt] Micky ['miki] = me [mi]; key [ki] Ned [ned] = nerd [nз:d] Oskar ['oskə(r)] = horse [hכs]; care [keə(r)] Ray [rei] = ray [rei] Robin ['robin] = rob [rob]; keen [kin] Salomon ['soləmən] = sole [səυl], US [soυl]; man [mæn] Stephen [stivn] = steel [stil]; van [væn] Stewart ['stjuət] = stew [stju]; at [ət] / art [at] Ted [ted] = teddy boy ['ted.i bכı] informal ted [ted] Teodore ['Өiədכ(r)] = fear [fiə(r)]; adore [ə'dכ(r)] Victor ['viktə(r)] = victim ['viktim]; tear [teə(r)] US [ter] Andrew ['æn.dru:] = and [æn]; drew [dru:] Ben [ben] = ban [bæn] Tony ['təυ.ni] = tow [təυ]; knee [ni] Dan [dæn] = dandy ['dæn.di] Charlie ['tζ a:.li] = charlie ['tζ a:.li] Darren ['d'ær.ən] = dare [deə(r)] US [der]; and [ən]; / end [end] Jim [dзım] = US jimmy ['dзı.mi], jemmy ['dзem.i] Kevin ['kev.ın] = cave in [keıv ın] Martin ['ma:.tın] = mark [ma:k]; tin [tın] Matt [mæt] = matt [mæt] Matthew ['mæӨ.ju:] = US math [mæӨ]; you [ju:] Lionel ['laıənl] = lie [laı]; at [ət]; nelly ['nel.i] Phil [fıl] = feel [fil] Philip ['fıl.ıp] = feel [fil]; lip [lıp] Owen ['əυən] = owe [əυ]; and [ənd] Paul [pכl] = pole US [poυl] Vincent ['vinsnt] = win [wın] / vim [vım]; sent [sent] Walter ['wכltə(r)] = wall [wכl]; tear [teə(r)] Winston ['wınstən] = win [wın]; stone [stəυn] Archibald ['atζ ıbכld] = arch [atζ ]; in [ın]; bald [bכld] Arthur ['aӨə(r)] = art [at]; fair [feə(r)] Bill [bıl] = bill [bıl] Alan ['ælən] = all US [a:l]; end [end] / and [ənd]
Source:
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 2005 Langenscheidt's Pocket English Dictionary by Tadeusz Grzebieniowski, Warsaw
In some cases we use symbols similar to phonetic signs. |
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 05:41
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ENGLISH AS FIRST HEBREW
Israel ['ız.reıl] = ease [iz]; rail [reıl] ease railing
Israeli [ız'reı.li] = ease [iz]; ray [reı]; lit [lıt] ease the lit ray
Israelite [ız.rə.laıt] = ease [iz]; ray [reı]; light [laıt] ease the light of ray
According to Armorican tradition a ray of light is made of brightness taken from millions pure souls.
Judaism ['dзu:.deı.ı.z(ə)m] = Jew [dзu:]; day [deı]; is [ız]; 'em [əm] Jew day is for them
Jerusalem [dзə'rusələm] = Jewry [dзυə.ri]; ruse [ruz]; all [כl]; 'em [əm] Jewry ruse all them (about Gentiles)
Semitic [sı'mit.ık] = see [si:]; meet [mi:t]; ache [eık] see the meet in ache (about Jews and Arabs)
kosher ['kəυ.ζə(r)] = co- [kəυ-]; share [ζeə(r)] US [ζər] coshare (food)
shalom [ζə'lαm] = share [ζər]; lamb [læm] share a lamb (an ancient custom)
synagogue ['sin.ə.gαg] US [-ga:g] = sin [sın]; at [ət]; gaga ['ga:ga:] sin at gaga (temple prostitution)
Torah [tכ:.rə] US [tכ:r.ə] = to [tu:]; row [rəυ] / tore [tכ:(r)], apart [ə'pa:t] to row / tore apart Jews Holy Book
Tory [tכ:.rı] US [tכ:r.i] = tore [tכ:(r)], in [ın] tore in a member of British Conservative Party
Brit [brıt] = breathe [bri:ð] / breed [bri:d] breathe / breed Brit in Hebrew means an alliance for example Brit-Awraham, Brit-Jicchak.
Aw = awe [כ:] awe
It's the fifth Jewish month, when Jerusalem collapsed and the Second Temple was burnt.
Zohar = zone [zəυn] US [zoυn]; hard [ha:d] US [ha:rd] a hard zone the Zohar
Sanhedrin = sun [sΛn]; head [hed]; ring [rıŋ] the ring of sun heads the ancient Jewish organization (enlightened heads)
Szema Israel = share [ζər]; my [maı]; ease [iz]; ray [reı]; lit [lıt] share my eased lit ray a fragment of the main Jewish prayer
szamasz = sham [ζæm]; mash [mæζ] sham mash called a servant of light, used to light the Jewish candlestick Szamasz is also one of the main gods in Mesopotamia (God of Sun).
kahał = can [kæn]; how [haυ] can (and know) how Jewish religious community
NATO ['nei.təυ] = nation ['neiζn]; toe [təυ] nations (that) toe
Berlaymont = bear [beə(r)] US[ber] / bar [ba:(r)] US [ba:r]; lie [laı]; mount [maυnt] the name of European Commission bear lies, mount bars
EU [i:'ju:] = eat [i:t]; you [ju:] eat you European Union
Euro [jυə.rəυ] = your [jכ: (r) ] US [jυr], [jə(r)]; row [rəυ] your row
pharaoh ['feə.rəυ] = fair [feə(r)]; row [rəυ] a fair row
The Texts of
Pyramids describe many rooms that pharaoh has to pass before he comes
to heaven. On his way he sees not only the face of goddess but also
gods, whose mission is 'to provide flames and fire' for 'the heavenly boat of million years' that belongs to god Re (God of Sun). After numerous procedures the pharaoh sits on the boat and begins to row.
reincarnation [ri:.ın.ka:'nei.ζ(ə)n] = re- [ri:]; in [ın] / rein [reın]; car [ka:(r)]; nation [nei.ζ(ə)n]
again in the car of nations / rein the car of nations
According to Upanishads the spirit travels by car (body), the intellect is a driver, the mind is reins and the senses are horses. The ancient Greeks present a man in quite a similar way. In general the Sun is the car (wheels are seasons). The driver of that car is God of Israel.
Source:
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 2005 Langenscheidt's Pocket English Dictionary by Tadeusz Grzebieniowski, Warsaw
In some cases we use symbols similar to phonetic signs.
Everything what's written here has only a scientific meaning and should not be considered wrong in any political, religious or racial sense. These
words are examples and they are taken into account only to serve as the best evidence of that theme to be shown in depth. http://www.aniart.za.pl - www.aniart.za.pl |
Posted By: beorna
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 06:45
you must have a lot of free time, no friends, no other hobbies .....
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 09:28
| You'll be astonished; but if somebody thinks nowadays, it's really strange... |
Posted By: beorna
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 11:20
Be honest, do you believe in what you write or are you just spamming . |
Posted By: medenaywe
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 12:31
| trolling as i can see! |
Posted By: Ollios
Date Posted: 04-May-2014 at 14:33
You have already said what I thought------------- Ellerin Kabe'si var, Benim Kabem İnsandır |
Posted By: red clay
Date Posted: 05-May-2014 at 11:04
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He can't be real about this stuff. There remains a considerable level of use of Elizabethan English in the Appalachians and several other isolated regions in the South Eastern US. But it doesn't resemble any of this "stuff".
Example- Jim is not an Ancient English name. It's a shortening of James. Biblical- James, brother of Jesus. James, Jamie etc.
It also happens to be my first name.
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Posted By: Cyrus Shahmiri
Date Posted: 06-May-2014 at 03:04
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It is just a funny word play, words can mean different things in different languages.
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 07-May-2014 at 06:14
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You should add to these rowing people, inter alia pharaohs, using Euro or studying Torah, ancient and contemporary Romans living in Rome. One should not be astonished that nowadays Roman law is in common use.
Roman ['rəυ.mən] US ['roυ-] – a person who lived in Rome or the Roman Empire in ancient times; a person who lives in the modern city of Rome; relating to the city of Rome and its empire in ancient times and also relating to the modern city of Rome. row [rəυ] US [roυ] – to cause a boat to move through water by pushing against the water with oars. man [mæn] – an adult male human being; the human race; any of the objects that are moved or played with in games such as chess.
And something interesting:
holocaust US ['ha:.lə.ka:st] – a very large amount of destruction, especially by fire or heat, or the killing of very large numbers of people; the Holocaust – the killing of millions of Jews and others by the Nazis before and during the Second World War. ha [ha:] – used to express satisfaction that something bad has happened to someone who deserved it, or to express a feeling of victory. low [ləυ] – below the usual level; producing only a small amount of sound, heat or light; of bad quality, especially when referring to something that is not as good as it should be. cast [ka:st] – to throw something; to send light in a particular direction.
Nazi ['na:t.si] – a member of the National Socialist (Workers') Party, led by Adolf Hitler, which controlled Germany from 1933 to 1945; someone who is cruel or who demands an unreasonable degree of obedience, or someone who has extreme and unreasonable beliefs about race. not US [na:t] – used to form a negative phrase; used to give the next word or group of words a negative meaning. see [si] – to be aware of what is around you by using your eyes; understand, know or be aware.
Nazi means 'invisible', 'unseen', 'inconceivable'. But in Hebrew: Nassi – prince (the title of chairman in Sanhedrin).
Source:
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 2005 Langenscheidt's Pocket English Dictionary by Tadeusz Grzebieniowski, Warsaw
In some cases we use symbols similar to phonetic signs.
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Posted By: Mountain Man
Date Posted: 07-May-2014 at 15:50
All of this brings to mind yet another American word combination comprised of two words whose initials are B and S. ------------- Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? |
Posted By: red clay
Date Posted: 08-May-2014 at 08:08
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Tincture of Bovine? ------------- "Arguing with someone who hates you or your ideas, is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter what move you make, your opponent will walk all over the board and scramble the pieces". Unknown. |
Posted By: medenaywe
Date Posted: 08-May-2014 at 13:04
Bull Shi---ne!
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 30-May-2014 at 13:53
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I wrote about first
names, now a few words about surnames that derive from the Iron Age.
Smith; in German: Schmied; in Polish: Kowal, Kowalski
and other popular English surnames:
Jones = Jones; jones – to want something very much William = Will I am Taylor = Tailor Brown;White; Green – surnames linked to army grades Wilson = Wil's son; Johnson = John's son; Robinson = Robin's son – surnames of father's name Walker = Walker – here: a common soldier
Common German surnames can be divided into two groups:
folk surnames: Müller = Miller Schmidt; Schmid from Schmied = Smith Schneider = Tailor Fischer = Fisher Wagner = Driver Schäfer = Shepherd Koch = Cook Bauer = Farmer Köhler = Coalman Schwarz; Braun = Black; Brown – surnames linked to army grades Krüger = Innkeeper Zimmermann = Carpenter Lehmann = Vassal Hoffmann = Courtier Neumann = Newman Hartmann = Hardman
master surnames: Meyer, Meier = Governor Schulz from Schulze = Village administrator Richter = Judge Herrman = Proprietor Kaiser = Emperor König = King Walter = Ruler
There are numerous different examples...
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Posted By: Don Quixote
Date Posted: 31-May-2014 at 02:54
What is the main idea here? That Hebrew originated from English? ------------- |
Posted By: Antonis
Date Posted: 02-Jun-2014 at 13:43
| No, I think he means it the other way around. English originated from Hebrew. Sadly, there are so many individuals who believe in a Master language that spawned all the others, even those who preceeded it(I don't say that English was used before Hebrew, of course). I don't know if that is the case here, but usually those theories tend to recycle themselves and other, more absurd theories are born by the time... |
Posted By: Don Quixote
Date Posted: 04-Jun-2014 at 17:47
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Well, both germanic and Semitic languages are Indo-European, and as such there are bound to have some words that are similar, not because they originated from each other per se, but because they both originated from a common language. I wouldn't dare to presume any more than that. However, Indo-European is not a Master Language, just a possible start point.
One also have to be aware that words from different languages may sound the same or similar, but to have different meaning, hence they cannot be used as a possible proof for anything. For example, in Bulgarian "az" /that sounds like "ass"/ means "I", while in English has a completely different meaning. So, it doesn't matter that both English and Bulgarian are Indoeuropean languages, the said sonoral similarity is nothing more than coincidence. ------------- |
Posted By: beorna
Date Posted: 05-Jun-2014 at 01:58
| Germanic and semitic languages are hardly both indo-eiropean languages. While germanic is, semitic, which is usually called Afroasiati today is an own linguistic family. Maybe you mix it with Nostrati, to which Indo-european and Afroasiatic belong. |
Posted By: red clay
Date Posted: 05-Jun-2014 at 10:06
I don't know about a "master language", [sounds too much like "master race"]. However, there does exist strong evidence of what was a global language. A derivitive of "Old Negev", it's found in petroglyphs that exist on 5 continents, including North America.
Sadly? What's sad is the fact that the arrogance and narrow mindedness that caused the destruction of the Pre Columbian languages still exist.
We aren't sure of what cultures existed 10,000 ybp, and new types of written languages, where it was thought there was none continue to appear. An example would be the discovery of patterns of language in the "Pictish Glyphs".
------------- "Arguing with someone who hates you or your ideas, is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter what move you make, your opponent will walk all over the board and scramble the pieces". Unknown. |
Posted By: medenaywe
Date Posted: 05-Jun-2014 at 11:23
| It is one language behind people!It was institutionalized in Egypt.But it was used long time before Ancient Egypt.All the voices have been included inside!I suppose some of them are not originaly preserved(Before Ancient Egypt).Somehow voices from Balkan "Slavic" languages are inside Ancient Egyptian.Modern Turkish has them all except "C"=Tz.Modern English has a lot of them even if the letter-sign for them it has not for them. |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 08-Jun-2014 at 16:08
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HERE ARE SOME HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
God and death: Adonaj = add-on ['æd.αn]; I [aı] I add-on Lord Szadaj = shadow [ζæd.əυ]; I [aı] I shadow Almighty Adon Olam = add-on; all [כ:l]; am [æm] I'm add-on (to) all Lord of World Hamakom Mi szeberach = ha [ha:]; man [mæn]; come [kΛm]; me [mı]; share [ζər]; bear US [ber]; ah [a:] / ache [eık] Ha, a man comes (to) Me to share bear an ache / ah „He, who is everywhere, shall cheer me up” bikur cholim = be [bi]; cure US [kjυr]; hold US [hoυld]; him [hım] be, cure, hold him association haunting ill people szeloszim = share [ζər]; loss [los]; him [hım] share the loss of him time of mourning Chewra Kadisza = have [həv]; ram [ræm]; can [kæn]; dish [diζ]; at [әt] have a ram and can (be) at the dish The Saint Society
Worship: Shabbat [ζæb'æt] = shabby ['ζæbı]; at [æt] At shabby Shabbat Sukot = sue [su]/ sew [səυ]; cot [kot] Sue (for) a cot / sew (a tent) The Feast of Tabernacles Kol Nidre = call [kכ l]; need [nid]; ray [reı] Call (and) need a ray morning liturgy szacharit = shan't [ζant]; harm US [ha:rm]; it [ıt] shan't harm it morning prayer mincha = mean [min]; ha [ha:] ha, mean (of the day) noon prayer neila = nay [neı]; lack [læk] nay = not not lack closing prayer Szemone esre = share [ζər]; monarch ['monək]; as [əz]; ray [reı] Share a monarch as a ray the main prayer
Nourishment: kaszer / koszer = cow [kaυ]; share US [ζər] / co-[kəυ-]; share share a cow / coshare kosher (food) Szechita = shed [ζər]; hit [hıt]; at [æt] At hit to shed Jewish way of slaughter bedika = bad [bæd]; it [ıt]; can [kæn] it can be bad examination (of meat) terefa = tear [teər]; eff [ef], at [æt] tear and eff at bad (meat) kaszrut = cash [keəζ]; root [rut] cash root rules of ritual eating
Circumcision: orla = or [כ(r)]; lad [læd] or lad the cutting-off fragment of penis mohel = mow [məυ]; help [help] help to mow a person who does the rite of circumcision sandek = sun [sΛn]; deck [dek]; deck the sun a person on whose lap is to be carried out the circumcision sandeket = sun [sΛn]; deck [dek]; at [әt] at decking the sun a person taking part in the rite of circumcision, mainly the grandmother of baby brit hamila = breed [bri:d]; ham [hæm]; in [ın]; lad [læd] breed ham in lad (relates to genetics)
alliance of
circumcision bechor = ban [bæn]; horde US [hכ:rd] / be [bi]; chore US [tζכ:r]] ban a horde / be a chore* first-born *relates to sacrifices of first-born bechorim = ban [bæn]; horde US [hכ:rd]; him [hım] ban a horde (for) him / be a chore (for) him first-borns /be [bi]; chore US [tζכ:r]; him [hım]
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 12-Jun-2014 at 15:41
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Creation, relation of God and human being and death: Adam Kadmon = add [æd]; ham [hæm]; cad [kæd]; mourn [mכn] Add ham* Mourn (for) cad the first human being according to the Old Testament * tells why Jews don't eat pork Al Ha-Nissim = all US [a:l]; ha [ha:]; knees [ni:z], him All Ha Knees (before) him prayer telling about miracles Kaddisz = cad [kæd]; dish [diζ] Dish from cad funeral prayer kittel = kit [kıt]; tell [tel] tell (to do) a kit / tell the kit white robe symbolizing a shroud Malach ha-Mawet = mal- [mæl-]- źle, niepoprawnie; ah [a:]- okrzyk bólu / ache [eık]- ból, boleć; ha [ha:]- okrzyk radości; man [mæn]- człowiek; vet [vet] Vet a man, ha ache / ah mal angel of death
Worship and holidays: Talmud ['tæl.mυd] US ['ta:l-] = tall US [ta:l]; mood [mu:d] Tall mood kohen = co-[kəυ-]; hen [hen] common with a hen (together with a girl or woman) a priestly descendant of priest from the Temple of Jerusalem maariw = mark US [ma:rk]; eve [iv] mark the eve evening liturgy cholent = hold US [hoυld]; end [end] hold (to) the end shabbat dish szofar = show US [ζoυ]; far US [fa:r] show far ram's horn using especially during New Year Purim = pour US [pכ:r]; him [hım] Pour him a holiday rendering memorable salvation of Jews, during which they get drunk Sukot = sue [su]/ sew [səυ]; cot [kot] Sue (for) a cot / sew (a tent) The Feast of Tabernacles Pesach = pass US [pæs] / pest [pest]; ah [a:] Ah pass* / Ah pest * about the Sun chol ha-moed = hold US [hoυld]; ha [ha:]; mow [məυ]; add [æd] / aid [eıd] hold ha the mowing aid common days during holidays, the middle days of The Feast of Tabernacles and Pesach, when one should reduce common works Rosh Hashana [rαζ.hæζ'a:.nə] = rush [rΛζ]; hash [hæζ]; ah [a:]; no [nəυ] rush (to) hash ah no Yom Kippur [jαm.kı'pυə(r)] US [ja:m'kıp.ə] = y'am [j'æm] / y'all US [ja:l]; keep [ki:p]; pure [pjυə(r)] y'am / y'all (shall I / shall all) keep pure Hanukkah ['ha:.nə.kə] = ha [ha:]; no [nəυ]; can [kən] ha no (nobody) can chanukija = ha [ha:]; nobody [nəυ.bə.di]; keen [kin], yeah [jeə] ha nobody (is as) keen yeah the contemporary name of Hanukkah candlestick
Betrothal, wedding, living together and separation: tenaim = ten [ten]; I'm [aım] I'm ten* betrothal * relates to the age of person become engaged in ancient times erusin = err US [er]; use [juz]; keen [kin] err, use and (be) keen the first part of wedding szechina = share [ζər]; him [hım]; now [naυ] share him now* *relates to ancient Jewish custom of having many wives harmony of married couple ona = owe [əυ] / own US [oυn]; now [naυ] owe (her) now / own (her) now the period of time when a Jew is obliged to have sexual intercourse with his wife get = get [get] get (a divorce, money) the act of divorce
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 14-Jun-2014 at 13:45
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship and objects of worship: chasyd = ha [ha:]; seed [sid] ha seed pious person chazan = has [hæz]- ma; sun [sΛn] (he) has sun chanter, at first it was the name of official in a synagogue tallit = tall US [ta:l]; lit [lıt] tall lit a white shawl used during prayer yarmulke ['ja:.mυl.kə] = yarn [ja:n]; mullah ['mυl.ə]; can [kən] be a mullah = leader and can (create) the yarn (history) / be a mullah = teacher and can (teach) a small, circular cover for the head worn by Jewish men tefilin = tell [tel]; feel [fil]; in [ın]- w tell and feel in two black boxes containing a parchment with fragments from the Bible, worn during morning prayers on the forehead and arm. menorah [mə'nכ:.rə] = men [men]; -or [כ:(r)]; row [rəυ] men (that) row (are burnt) a special candle holder with places for 7-9 candles mezuza = message ['mesidз]; use [juz]; at [æt] at using message a small roll of parchment fastened at the door of Jewish house
Officials, learning, anathema: kol-bo-nik = call [kכ:l]; boar [bכ:(r)]; nick [nık] call a boar* in the nick (of time) a person that fulfils several religious functions at the same time * relates to the descendant of Adam chacham = ha [ha:]; ham [hæm]; ha, ham sage cheder = haed [hed]; there US [ðer] there (is) a head school in a synagogue bejt ha-midrasz = bait [beıt]; ha [ha:]; mid- [mıd-]; rush [rΛζ] ha, mid-rush to bait classroom darasz = dark US [da:rk]; rush [rΛζ] rush to dark studies cherem = hah [hæ]- used to express satisfaction that something bad has happened to someone who deserved it, or to express a feeling of victory; ram [ræm] ha, ram curse, anathema galut = gone US [ga:n]- poszedł; loot [lut]- grabić, grabież, łupy he has gone to loot exile
Wedding ceremony and marriage: mesader = mass [mæs]; adder ['ædə(r)] adder (celebrating) a mass* chairman of ceremony * compare to the one of Jewish symbols presenting an adder eating its own tail chupot = who [hu:]; pot [pot] who (will) pot?* wedding * allusion to sexual intercourse kali = call in US [ka:l ın] call in* bride * relates to dowry ha-chatan = ha [ha:]; how [haυ]; tan [tæn] ha, how tan* groom * it's about dark complexion of Jews edim = add [æd] / aid [eıd]; him [hım] add to him / aid (for) him bridesmaid and bridesman chuppa = hoop [hup]; pa [pa:] pa (father) hoops* a wedding baldachin; word describing the last part of wedding ceremony * At the beginning it relates to the moment of putting on wedding rings and once erusin was used to describe Jewish betrothal [Rabin Simon Philip De Vries-Mzn. „Obrzędy i symbole Żydów” WAM Cracow1999] Mi sze-berach = me [mı], share [ζeə(r)] US [ζər]; bear [beə(r)] US[ber]; ah [a:] / ache [eık] (let) me share bear (a child) ah / (let) me share bear an ache prayer of blessing
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Posted By: Don Quixote
Date Posted: 16-Jun-2014 at 20:23
Yes, this is what I meant, my mistake, thank you. Even though the Nostratic theory is usually considered just a hypothesis, it would make sense that if all contemporary humans came from one relatively small group in Africa, so at least 2 of the contemporary language groups can be traced to one language. ------------- |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 19-Jun-2014 at 14:54
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship: Sinai = sin [sın]; I [aı] I sin hitbodedut = hit [hıt]; bode US [boυd]; at [ət]; duty US [du:.ti] hit (when) bode at duty being alone, especially staying only with God rabbi ['ræb.aı] = rabble ['ræbl]; I [aı] I (among) rabble beit tefila = bait [beıt]; tell [tel]; feel [fil]; at [ət] at feel tell to bait the name of synagogue bima = be [bi]; my [mai] be my elevation (platform) in a synagogue aron hakodesz = are on [a:r on]; ha [ha:]; code US [koυd] / codex US ['koυdeks] are on, ha code / codex altar cabinet, the Holy Ark * relates to transmitters rimonim = re- [ri-]; mount [maυnt]; him [hım] remount (for) him decoration of the roll in the form of towers kore = co- US [koυ-]; read coread lector almemar = all US [a:l]; men [men]; mark US [ma:rk] all men (to) mark / all marked men an isolated bench opposite the platform in a synagogue Simchat Tora = seem [sim]; hard [had]; to row [tu: rəυ] seem hard to row Joy of Torah widuj = we [wi]; do [du]; ye [ji:]= you [ju] we do ye (for you) confession of sins selichot = sell [sel]; it [ıt] / in [ın]; hot [hot] sell it hot (a sin) / sell in hot do penance nisan = kneel [ni:l]; sun [sΛn] kneel (before) the sun a Jewish month in spring (March / April) oneg = own US [oυn]; egg [eg] own an egg* Joy of Shabbat and holidays * an egg must have been the main food during some Jewish holidays; compare Pesach and Easter pilpul = peel [pil]; pull [pυl] pull a peel dialectical casuistry
Public institution, social law: Miszna = mission ['mıζn]; now [naυ] mission now the base of Talmudu bejt din = bait [beıt]; din [dın] bait (and) din Jewish court bejt ha-kneset = bait [beıt]; ha [ha:]; knack [næk]; set [set] ha, knack to set (and) bait meeting house gabbai = gab [gæb]; by [baı] by gab a member of management in a synagogue chadasz = ha [ha:]; dash [dæζ] ha, dash new crop of Jewish ground; one mustn't eat it earlier than after the second day of Pesach Yiddish = yid [jıd]; dish [diζ] dish of yid ghetto ['get.əυ] = get [get]; owe [əυ] get (what) owe
Marital customs and duties: jichud = jig [dзıg]; hood [hυd] jig (under) hood = have sex in secret marital sexual intercourse and a ban to stay in a closed room with a person of different sex without any other persons bia = bias ['baıəs] bias a sexual relationship nidda = need [nid]; dab [dæb] need a dab wife before renewing a sexual relationship with her husband szajtel = shy [ζaı]; tell [tel] tell shy a wig worn by orthodox wives to hide natural hair nachat = now [naυ]; hat [hat] now hat parents' pleasure or joy when they think about their children's success |
Posted By: Mountain Man
Date Posted: 20-Jun-2014 at 09:00
Yes, it is definitely "strange". ------------- Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 03-Jul-2014 at 14:25
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Coming back to the point:
HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship: Sion = see [si:]; on [on] see on Hagada = ha [ha:]; gad [gæd]; at [ət] ha, at gad special text about leaving Egypt by Jews Shabat Ha-Gadol [ζæb'æt] = shabby ['ζæbı]; at [æt]; ha [ha:]; gad [gæd]; all [כ:l] At shabby ha all gad Shabat before Pesach, called Great Shabat Amida = amid [ə'mıd]; at [ət] At amid called „standing”, prayer Szemon Eszre, saying in a group (minjan) standing face to Jerusalem minjan = mean [min]; yarn [ja:n] mean a yarn quorum of ten adult Jews, necessary to some prayers and rites kedusza = can [kәn]; do [du]; sh [ζ:]- sza; at [ət] can do sh at „Holiness” (the aim of life) and also some fragments of liturgy stressing the holiness of God cadik = can [kæn], dick [dık] can (be) a dick a right man; around him gathers a Jewish community
Wedding, marriage and social living: almana = all US [a:l]; man [mæn]; at [ət] all man at (her) a widow jibum = jig [dзıg]; boom [bum] jig boom (sexual improvement) marriage with brother-in-law lakach isza = lack [læk]; ah [a:]; issue [ıζu]; at [ət]; at issue lack ah at issue take a woman to live together under the same roof szetar = share US [ζər]; tariff ['tærıf] share tariff wedding act nisuin = kneel [ni:l]; sue [su]; keen [kin] kneel and sue keen living together, common life szuszbinim = shush [ζυζ]; been [bin]; him [hım] (they have) been shush (for) him* the second pair of witnesses (another bridesmaid and bridesman) * it shows that they are quiet during wedding ceremony badchan = bad [bæd]; hand [hænd] bad hand entertainer szewa jemei ha-miszte = share US [ζər]; want US [wa:nt], yeah [jeə], may [meı]; ha [ha:]; mixed [mıkst]; tell [tel] want to share yeah, (they) may ha (be) mixed (one may that tell) wedding week with parties szewa berachot = share US [ζər]; want US [wa:nt]; bear US [ber]; at [ət]; hot [hot] want to share bear at hot wedding blessings
And last but not least:
PENTATEUCH:
1. Bereszit (GENESIS) = bear US [ber]; at [ət]; shit [ζıt] bear at shit* * it's about waters, over which the Spirit of God was floating 2. Szemot (EXODUS) = share [ζər]; mote US [moυt] share mote* *relates to eating manna from heaven 3. Wajikra (LEVITICUS) = way [weı]; in [ın]; crawl US [kra:l] way in crawling (to achieve a target) 4. Bamidbar (NUMERI) = balm [bam]; id [ıd]; bar [ba(r)] balm (for) id that bars 5. Dewarim (DEUTERONOMIUM) = dare US [der]; warn US [wכ:rn] / war US [wכ:r]; him [hım] dare warn (off) him / dare war (for) him |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 10-Jul-2014 at 11:28
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship: Szechina = share [ζər]; him [hım]; now [naυ] Share him now* Shechina - Divine Presence; a female element of divine nature *Compare to Eucharist siddur = seed [sid]; dour US [dυr] to seed dour (seed) Jewish prayer-book kipa = keep at [ki:p æt] keep at the other name of yarmulke Jigdal = jig [dзıg]; dally ['dælı] Jig (and) dally an artful song Gusz Emunim = gush [gΛζ ]; at [ət]; moon [mu:n]; him [hım] Gush at moon (for) him „Block of the Faithful” - the group of messianic Zionists
Prayers, divine services: Kol Nidrei = call [kכ l]; need [nid]; ray [reı] Call (and) need ray the act of vows' invalidation haftara = half [haf]; tarry ['trær.i]; at [ət] tarry at half the chapter of prophet books, ending the read of Torah during Shabbat Kinot = kin [kın]; not [not] (There are) not kin special lamentation, say during fast in the ninth day of aw musaf = moon [mu:n]; safe [seıf] moon (is) safe additional divine service on New Moon holiday Tachanun = ta [ta:]; ha [ha:]; noon [nun] ta, ha noon suppliant prayer jom tow = y'am [j'æm]; tow US [toυ] y'am tow (the boat)* divine service; holiday * see below mazal tow = mass [mæs]; all US [a:l]; tow US [toυ] mass all (that) tow / mass (for) all (that) tow (the boat)* „Have much success”- the common Jewish greeting in merry situations * it's about the boat that belongs to God of Sun
In the circle of Kabbalah: kabała = can [kæn]; bow [baυ]; at [ət] can bow at (that) / can (be) at the bow (of the boat of God of Sun)* Kabbalah (cabal ah) * It's really interesting that one of the main Jewish centres in Poland is a town called in Polish 'Łódź', that means in English 'Boat'. It is situated in the centre of Poland and moreover there aren't any big rivers... sefira = set fire [set US faır]; at [ət] set fire at one of ten structures, thanks to which divine emanation reveals Tiferet = teeth [ti:Ө]; air US [er], had [əd] (he) had the teeth (of) air the main male sefira jecer tow / jecer ha-ra = yea [jeı]; cert [sэ:t]; tow US [toυ] / yea [jeı]; cert [sэ:t]; ha [ha:]; row [rəυ] yea cert (he will) tow / yea cert ha (he will) row* good and bad human dispositions * it's about the boat that belongs to God of Sun kelipa = can [kæn]; leap [lip]; at [ət] can leap at (nucleus)* according to Kabbalah the crust surrounding sacred elements in the world; it symbolizes evil forces * it's about electrons golem = goal US [goυl]; them [ðem] goal (for) them an artificial human being created using Kabbalistic methods |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 17-Jul-2014 at 13:07
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship: Decalogue [dek.ə.lag] = deck [dek]; at [ət]; log [lag] Deck at log * it's about the logbook of the boat that belongs to God of Sun Kawod = can [kæn]; word [wэd] Can word God's glory kelei kodesz = can [kæn]; lay [leı]; code US [koυd] / codex US ['koυdeks] can lay a code / codex 'Sacred vessels' – persons doing religious duties in a community duchan = do [du]; hand [hænd] do (it by) hand elevation in front of the holy altar wardrobe ner tamid = nerd [nэ:d]; amid [ə'mıd] (he is) a nerd amid (us) „eternal light”, a lamp burning constantly in a synagogue
Holidays and some Jewish months: Jamim Noraim = yammer ['jæm.ə(r)]; him [hım]; nor [nכ(r)]; I'm [aım] Yammer (for) him, Nor I'm (guilty) Awe Days awelut = awe US [a:]; loot [lut] awe (of) loot time of sadness Tu Bi-Szewat = to be [tu bi]; share [ζər]; what [wat] To Be-Share what? 15th szewat, celebrated as Trees New Year szewat – a Jewish month in winter (January / February) kislew = kiss [kıs]; lewd [lud] kiss lewd a Jewish month in winter (November / December); compare to Saturn's Days Simchat Beit haszoeiwa = seem [sim]; hard [had]; bait [beıt]; ha [ha:]; show [ζəυ] US [ζoυ]; eve [iv] / Eve [iv]; at [ət] Seem hard Bait ha show (in) eve / Eva* at (that) 'The House of scooping water' - ceremony of scooping nad pouring water onto the altar during Sukkot * Eva is water (see 'Eva' in: Oera Linda Boek)
In the circle of Kabbalah: szemittot = share [ζər]; meet [mi:t]; total ['təυtl] share meet total Kabbalistic theory of world cycles tikkun = tick [tık]; coon [ku:n] tick (of) coon (the period of living on Earth only Negros) restitution, restoration of harmony in divine and natural world Merkaba = mare US [mer]; cab [kæb]; at [ət]- przy, w At cab (leading by) mare divine car in visions of early Jewish mystics
Social life: rosz ha-kahal = rush [rΛζ]; ha [ha:]; can [kæn]; how [haυ] rush, ha can (and know) how president of community semicha = set [set]; me [mi]; ha [ha:] set me, ha consecration of rabbi, accomplished by a person that got earlier semicha Gemilut Chesed = gem [dзem]; in [ın]; loot [lut]; has [həz], has to; add [æd] / aid [eıd] Gem in loot (he) Has to add / aid doing charity kesef = cash [kæζ]; safe [seif] cash safe / safe cash money, cash kibbutz [kı'bυts] = key [ki]; boots [buts] key boots kibbutz (kibbuc) is a rural community in Israel leom = let [let]; come [kΛm] let come category of nationality in Israeli identity card nochri = not [not]; christen ['krisn] not christen common name of not-Jew |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 29-Jul-2014 at 15:22
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship: ha-Gewura = ha [ha:]; get [get]; woo [wu:]; row [rəυ] ha, get (to) woo row the Name of God, describing his might Chaj ha-Olamim = hie [haı]; ha [ha:]; all [כ:l]; ham [hæm]; him [hım]- jemu, mu Hie ha-All ham (for) him „eternal, who lives and lasts for ages” kewod ha-met = can [kæn]; word [wэd], ha [ha:]; met [met] can word ha-met rule: „honour for deceased” Keren kajemet le-Israel = care US [ker]; end [end]; can [kæn]; yea [jeı]; met [met]; let [let]; ease [iz]; rail [reıl] Care (for) end (to) can yea met let-Ease rail a gift for national fund ad delo jada = add [æd]; the [ðe]; law [lכ:]; yada [jæd.ə] = blah add the law yada Adlojada, the other name for Purim Seder olam = set [set]; dare US [der] / there US [ðer]; all [כ:l]; ham [hæm] dare to set / set there all ham World order Tora Chajim = to [tu:] row [rəυ]; hie [haı]; him [hım] To row Hie (for) him „Torah Life”, the name of Talmud aron ha-berit = are on [a:r on]; ha [ha:]; bear US [ber]; it [ıt] are on, ha-bear it* Ark of the Covenant * transmitters when current passes through pijutim = pure US [pjυr]; team [tim] / teem [tim] pure team / teem (with) pure (texts) new parts of liturgy
Holidays, festive customs and rites: seder = set [set]; dare US [der] / there US [ðer] dare (to) set / set there (the table) ceremony of Pascha supper leun = lean [lin] lean leaning at drinking wine during Pascha supper szemitta = share [ζər]; meet [mi:t]; ta [ta:] share the meet, ta Shabbat year, when ground in Israel is not cultivated seudat chawraa = sow [səυ]; that [ðæt]; how [haυ]; raw US [ra:] sow that, how raw refreshing meal chalot = ha [ha:]; lot [lot] ha, lot sweet cake tahara = ta [ta:]; ha [ha:]; raw US [ra:] ta, ha raw* „Clearing” - preparation of deceased for burial * relates to cleaning the body before mummifying, what's now forbidden mila = meal [mil]; at [ət] at meal circumcision:
Social life: darszan = dark US [da:rk]; shank [ζæηk] dark shank scholar darszanim = dark US [da:rk]; shank [ζæηk]; him [hım] dark shanks (for) him prominent founders of schools derrasza = dare US [der]; rush [rΛζ]; at [ət] dare to rush at conversation zaken = zap [zæp]; can [kæn] can zap elder mitnaged = meet [mit]; nag [næg]; at [ət] meet nag at adversary of eighteenth century chasidism
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 04-Aug-2014 at 15:28
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HERE ARE ANOTHER HEBREW WORDS TRANSLATED USING ENGLISH Subject-matter:
Worship, objects of worship, festive customs and rites: kapporeth = cap [cæp]; pore US [pכ:r] (at sth); etch [etζ] etch a pore (in the) cap / etch (and) pore at cap a cap of Ark of the Covenant made of gold meil = mail [meıl] mail* a dress cover on Torah with Decalogue boards * this word replaces also 'chain mail' kapparot = cap [cæp]/ capon ['keipən]; par US [pa:r], at par; hot [hot] cap / capon (at) par hot (because of sins) a penance rite before Yom Kippur, based on transmitting sins from a man or woman to a white cock (capon) or white hen. The bird was being wound round the head three times while he or she was saying a formula and then it was killed lulaw = loo [lu:]; lath [laӨ] loo lath a bundle of plants i.a. willow branches, a branch of palm and myrtle, playing key role during procession around synagogue in the end of Sukkot; it was so-called round of 'Joy of Scooping and Pouring Water'; on the eighth day of Sukkot 'prayer for rain' is read kiddusz = kid [kıd]; do [du]; sh [ζ:] kid*, do (it) sh consecrating wine at the beginning of Shabbat and other holidays *kid is also a person wearing goat skin; it is connected to unknown rite; however a figure of goat remains sabbath of witches on Saturday mainly during full moon, moreover szofar was made of ram's horn or goat's horn and a goat is a common symbol of fertility; many Jews also wear a goatee kidduszin = kid [kıd]; do [du]; sh [ζ:]; him [hım] kid*, do (it) sh (for) him the introductory part of wedding ceremony * see above
In the circle of Kabbalah: hefker = have [həv]; care [keə(r)] care (to) have ownerless world dibbuk = dibs [dibz]; book [bυk] dibs (to) book a strange soul that can incarnate in the body of other person sitra achra = sit [sıt]; raw US [ra:]; ah [a:]; raw sit (as) raw, ah raw 'The other side', Kabbalistic name of evil might
Social life: kehilla = can [kæn]; heal [hil]; at [ət] can heal at a community minhag = mean [min]; hag [hæg] mean a hag* custom, an important element of normative behaviour * a hag is a person who knows; it relates to the custom of consulting female part of the elders awel = awe US [a:]; hell [hel] awe (of) hell a person in mourning that has to limit their part in normative life of community shool = school [skul] school 'school', the name of synagogue in Yiddish kilajim = kill [kıl]; I'm [aım]; him [hım] I'm (to) kill (for) him a ban to grow mixed species of plants and grafting Tur = tour US [tυr] tour* the thirteenth century codex, known as Turim = tour (for) him * the tour of Jews and their thought all over the world seirim = say [seı]; ream [ri:m] say ream 'hairy', a word that can relate to hairy in excess people
The names: Szelomo = share [ζər]; law [lכ:]; mo US [moυ] share law (for) mo Solomon Menelik = man [mæn]; at [ət]; lick [lık] man at lick Menelik I, son of Solomon and queen Saba Jirmejahu = ye [ji:]; ear US [ır]; men [men]; yahoo ['ja:.hu:] ye (are) an ear (of) men yahoo* Jeremiah * that means: you'll follow requests of primitive people Reuwen = row [rəυ]; went [went] (they) went to row a tribe Reuben Gad = gad [gæd] gad one of the twelve tribes of Israel
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 10-Aug-2014 at 12:25
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In The New Testament, The Apocalypse by St John describes NEW JERUSALEM: (21.1) And I saw a new sky and a new world because the old ones had passed away, and there is no sea. (22.5) And [since then] there won't be any night. And they don't need the light of lamp or sun because God will shine over them and they will reign for ages.
According to Armorican tradition a ray of light is made of brightness taken from millions pure souls. It is confirmed by the act of accepting death '(…) so that the last beat of my heart was for you a homage of admiration, which would clear my soul of the smallest blemish and enlighten it for ages'. Spinoza quotes the Bible: 'God is fire' and in The Word Liturgy there is written: 'God from God, Brightness from Brightness'. Hymns say: 'You're light so shine', 'You, Unity Eternal Light' and there are also such words of prayer for dead: 'Give them Lord the eternal rest and perpetual brightness may shine for them'.
After
Septuaginta
(translation of Old Testament from Hebrew into Greek made in
Aleksandria in the second century before Christ) chaszmal (translated as electron) is a supernatural substance that gives the divine throne and God's face flaming brightness according to The Book of Ezekiel (1,4; 1,27; 8,2). The one of Sun's names in Greek is Elector and that means 'shining with golden light'. In contemporary Hebrew chaszmal means electricity and it is also based on electron. So everything's about electron, which is a basis of any living matter but also of inanimated substance...
chaszmal = harsh [hæζ]; mal- [mæl-] mal-harsh harsh [hæζ] 1. unpleasant, unkind, cruel or unnecessarily severe 2. too strong, bright, loud mal- [mæl-] badly or wrongly
see: THE CHOSEN NATION – THE MISLED NATION http://www.aniart.za.pl/ - |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 21-Aug-2014 at 14:44
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Bible - especially DEUTERONOMIUM - describes enemies of Israel as powerful, tall people living in Near East mainly in Kanaan (1,28; 9,2), whose towns were conquered with help of fire = Jahwe (4,24). Men of these nations were to be killed, while women, children and all property robbed (20,13). God warns: 'You can't annihilate them all, so that dangerous for you wild animals won't breed excessively'. (7,22)
Who are Philistines [fill in stain] of these days?
The descendants of Cro-Magnons (see Gentiles), often with recessive genes that reveal in blue eyes, blonde hair and the blood group 0. Some of them even now
worship a snake* (see Yazidi or Yeziden) that in many cultures transformed into a dragon, others derived their origin from a wolf/dog (see Ainu).
Tarim mummies, ancient Egiptian, Greeks, Celts, Ainu, Toda, Guanches, Mapuches, natives from Easter Island, Basks, Lebanese, Hunza, Berbers and
Tuaregs from North Africa, Nuristani and Kalashi (Nuristan, Chitral), Kurds (Irak), some Palestinian (Palestine) and many, many others like... Slavs
Nowadays the best way to get rid of them is to push one nation against the other; according to slogan: 'divide and rule'.
Wars break out intentionally where are these people, to continue the Holy War...
* a serpent relates to Serpent Holder - the 13th sign of zodiac, that represents Great Mother.
'I saw an Indian woman with a child who were so white and fair-haired that it was even frightened. They were told to be the children of gods.'
Pedro
Pizarro
http://www.bild.de/politik/ausland/jesiden/irak-dieses-maedchen-will-wissen-wann-endlich-hilfe-kommt-37242282.bild.html - -
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 18-Sep-2014 at 11:59
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GENTILES 'Our ancestors were good, their ancestors even better, we are also good, but
those who succeed us will be bad'
' According to the dictionary of Jose Miguel de Barandiaran 'gentil' also called 'jentil' is a savage man living in the mountain and in the other difficult to approach places. Romans called them barbarians and their distinguishing feather was paganism. In early christianity, also on the Iberian Peninsula, pagans were called 'gentiles' in popular Latin. In the Land of the Basques* they were regarded as groups of people religiously and maybe also racially different.' ' They were a race of giants having great strength. (…) Their female companions, also very tall, were occupied with exactly the same as women. (…) Gentiles had respect and were never bad talked about. (…) Giants could work as guards of rules and morals. (…) they acted in order of the spirit of darkness (…) In many legends gentiles were regarded as ancestors of Basque people.' ' They were buried in dolmens and cromlechs. One of the most famous cromlechs in the Land of the Basques is Gentilbaratz, 'Garden of Gentil', 'Orchard of Gentil'. These expressions are closely connected to words 'grave' and 'cementery' because of the fact that once little gardens and by-home orchands were the place of sepulchre. Megaliths with the same name are also in Arno. (…) In some parts of Euskaleria dolmens have general name gentiletxe or 'gentil's home'. (…) They were said 'those that moved stones'. (…) By the way it should be mentioned that remains found nearby dolmens so far belonged to the same anthropological type as present Basques.' 'It appears that gentiles who knew agriculture earlier than people, bought later grain from them. It confirms the presumption that one day they were pushed up to the mountains and couldn't grow plants. They were great builders and in spite of being regarded as pagans people often profited from their help with building churches. A man respected them for work quality and solidness. It was said in general that the giant made the best build. According to legends gentiles were the first agriculturists, smiths, millers and even miners.' 'At the time when in the Land of the Basques snow hasn't been known yet, a group of Gentiles played merrily as usual. All at once they noticed that a strange, shining cloud was coming from the East. In a moment an unknown star appeared, and a white fluff fell down from heaven. They were so scared of all this that they went to a very old sage to ask him about it. He ordered them to lead him to the mountains of Aralar so as to see it personally. When they got there he said watching the strange cloud:
'Knowing that giants have powerful physical strength, small and vile people decided to defeat them using tricks, annihilate them totally or subordinate. (…) The high race was good, the small one vile. Followers of hypothesis that Basques are descendants of high Cro-Magnon race, have of course special sentiment to this legend, because after many research workers the man of this kind was about 1,80 meter high. (…) the most common is opinion that this legend shows a further event, maybe from times when areas populated by Protobasques started to be under the influence of Indo-Europeans.' 'Strong, reasonable, gentle and good, living in harmony with nature, not allow themselves to be constrained by other religion or race, great craftsman and a solid worker – that's the picture of gentil depicted in Basque beliefs.'
[„Mity wierzenia i obyczaje Basków” Jorge Ruiz Lardizabal Oficyna Wydawnicza „Rewasz”, Pruszków 2002]fr. gentil I m. – pagan gentil II ~ille – 1. nice 2. polite
Państwowe Wydawnictwo „Wiedza Powszechna”, Warszawa 1998] ang. gentile, Gentile – a person, who is not Jewish [„Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary”, Cambridge University Press, 2005]
Gentile ['dзen.tail]; ang. gen [dзen] – information about a particular subject , tile [tail] – a thin, usually square or rectangular, piece of baked clay, plastic, etc. used for covering roofs, floors, walls
Henri
Boudet writes in his book 'La
vraie langue celtique et le cromleck de Rennes-les-Bains'
that Celts knew tiles.
* Basque should be written rather Bask, because this word derives from to bask. |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 18-Sep-2014 at 12:01
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I really don't want to say hello again... hello [hel'əυ] = hell [hel]; owe [əυ]
Not only for native speakers of English, but for all those who do not want to end in Hell:
amen [a:men] = ah [a:]; men [men] hosanna [həυ 'zæn.ə] = hold [həυld]; zenith ['zen.ıθ]; at [ət] altar ['כ:l.tə(r)] = all [כ:l]; tear [teə(r)] alleluia [æl.ı'lu:.jə] = all US [a:l]; is [ıs]; loo [lu:]; yeah [jeə] Ascension Day [ə'sen.ζ(e)n deı] = at [ət]; sent [sent]; shone [ζan]; day [deı] halo ['heı.ləυ] = hey [heı]; low [ləυ] holy [həυ.li] = hold [həυld]; lit [lıt] Jesus Christ [dзi:.zəs'kraıst] = gee [dзi:]; zest [zest]; cry [kraı]; east [i:st] Hail Mary [heıl'meə.ri] US [-'mer.i] = hail [heıl]; marry ['mær.i] US ['mer.i] the Holy See [ðə həυ.li'si:] = the [ðə]; hold [həυld]*; lit [lıt]; see [si:] the Magi [ðə'meı.dзaı] = they [ðəı]; may [meı]; gibe [dзaıb] priest [pri:st] = pre- [pri:-]; east [i:st] vicar ['vık.ə(r)] = wick [vık]; err [eə(r)] mitre ['maı.tə(r)] = my [maı]; tear [teə(r)]** Vatican ['væt.ı.kən] = vat [væt]; eat [i:t]; can [kən] Jehovah [dзı'həυ.və] = jig [dзıg]; hold [həυld]; van [væn] Judaeo-Christian [dзu: deı.əυ -'krıs.tζən ] [-ti.ən] = Jew [dзu:]; day [deı]; owe [əυ]; christen [krıs.(ə)n ]; till [tıl]; end [end] Judas ['dзu:.dəs] = Jew [dзu:]; does [dəz] liturgy ['lıt.ə.dзi] = lit [lıt]; at [ət]; gee [dзi:] synod ['sın.əd] = sin [sın]; add [æd] Madonna US [mə'da:.nə] = man [mæn]; darken [da:.k(ə)n]; no [nəυ] pater ['peı.tə(r)] = pay [peı]; tear [teə(r)] Purgatory US ['pe:.gə.tכ:r.i] = perk [pe:k]; get [get]; tore US [tכ:r]; eat [i:t] redeem [rı'di:m] = re- [rı-]; deem [di:m] RIP (rest in peace) = rip [rıp]*** sacred ['seı.krıd] = say [seı]; creed [kri:d] sacrifice ['sæk.rı.faıs] = sack [sæk]; re- [rı-]; face [feıs] sacrament ['sæk.rə.mənt] = sack [sæk]; row [rəυ]; meant [ment] icon ['aı.kan] = eye [aı]; con [kan] Islam ['ız.læm] = ease [iz]; lamb [læm] jihad [dзı'hæd] = jig [dзıg]; had [hæd] Mohammed [məυ'hæm.ıd] = mow [məυ]; ham [hæm]; id [ıd] infidel [ın.fı.d(ə)l] = in [ın]; fib [fıb]; deal [dıəl] karma ['ka:.mə] = car [ka:(r)]; man [mæn]
Lucifer ['lu:.sı.fə(r)] = loo [lu:]; see [si:]; fare [feər] God [gad] = got [gat] & gad [gæd]
* hold – the space in a ship or aircraft in which goods are carried ** tear – a hole in a piece of paper, cloth or other material, where it has been torn *** rip – to pull apart; to tear or be torn violently and quickly
'Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary' Cambridge University Press, 2005 |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 28-Sep-2014 at 12:37
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The other side of technology (less pleasant) for globalism:
globalism ['gləυ.b(ə)l.ı.z(ə)m] = glow [gləυ]; ball [bכ:l]; is [ız]; 'em [əm] electronics [ı lek'tran.ık] = in [ın]; lack [læk]; trance [tra:nts]; ekes [i:ks] photo ['fəυ.təυ] = foe [fəυ]; tow [təυ] camera ['kæm.rə] = come [kΛm]; row [rəυ] televise ['tel.ı.vaız] = tell [tel]; in [ın]; vice [vaıs] & wise [waız] telegram ['tel.ı.gram] = tell [tel]; in [ın]; gram [græm] telephone ['tel.ı.fəυn] = tell [tel]; in [ın]; phone [fəυn] telescope ['tel.ı.skəυp] = tell [tel]; in [ın]; scope [skəυp] microphone ['maı.krə.fəυn] = my [maı]; crow [krəυ]*; phone [fəυn] computer [kəm'pju:.tə(r)] = came [keım]; pew [pju:]**; tear [teə(r)] internet [ın.tə.net] = in [ın]; tear [teə(r)]; net [net] IRC [aı.a:'si:]*** = I [aı]; ah [a:]; see [si:] virtual ['vз:.tju.әl] = verge [vε:dз]; tube [tju:b]; all [כ:l] cybernetics [saı.bə'net.ık] = sigh [saı]; bear [beə(r)] / sight [saıt]; bare [beə(r)]; net [net]; ekes [i:ks] i Pod ['aı.pαd] = I [aı]; pod [pαd]**** tablet ['tæb.lət] = tab [tæb]*****; let [lət] chip [tζıp] = cheap [tζı:p]****** hologram US ['ha:.lə.græm] = ha [ha:]; let [let]; gram [græm] metro ['met.rəυ] = met [met]; row [rəυ] robot [rəυ.bαt] = row [rəυ]; botch [bαtζ]******* android ['æn.drכıd] = and [ænd]; draw [drכ:] & id [ıd]
* crow – to talk in a proud and annoying way about something you have done ** pew – a long wooden seat with a high back, which a row of people sit on in a church; see: Take a pew! Sit down! *** IRC – Internet Relay Chat: a computer program that connects computers to a central computer and enables people in different places to discuss subjects at the same time by using their computers **** pod – a long narrow container which is fixed to an aircraft for carrying engines, weapons, extra fuel, etc. ***** tab – a small piece of paper, metal, etc. that is fixed to something larger and is used for giving information, fastening, opening ****** cheap – describes goods that are both low in quality and low in price ******* botch – to spoil something by doing it badly |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 02-Oct-2014 at 13:51
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And a bit about culture (but not only...):
culture ['kΛl.tζə(r)] = cull [kΛl]*; chair [tζeə(r)] music ['mju:.zık] = mew [mju:]; sick [sık] cinema ['sın.ə.mə] = sin [sın]; at [ət]; man [mæn] literature ['lıt.(ə)r.ı.tζə(r)] = lit [lıt]; err [eə(r)]; in [ın]; chair [tζeə(r)] letter ['let.ə(r)] = let [let]; err [eə(r)] write [raıt] = right [raıt] ideogram ['ıd.i.ə.græm] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət]; gram [græm] architecture [a:.kı.tek.tζə(r)] = are [a:(r)]; key [ki:]; tech [tek]; chair [tζeə(r)] art [a:t] = are [a:(r)] & at [ət] paint [peınt] = pain [peın] & at [ət] sculpture ['skΛlp.tζə(r)] = scalp [skælp]; chair [tζeə(r)] history ['hıs.t(ə)r.i] = hiss [hıs]; tear [teə(r)]; eat [i:t] elite [ı'li:t] = in [ın]; lit [lıt] & lead [li:d] alight [ə'laıt]** = at [ət]; light [laıt] enlighten [ın'laı.t(ə)n] = in [ın]; light [laıt]; end [end] / in [ın]; lie [laı]; ten [ten] Anglo- [æŋ.gləυ-] = and [ænd]; glow [gləυ] hero ['hıə.rəυ] = here [hıə(r)] / he [hi]; row [rəυ] Don Juan [dαn'dзu:.ən] = don [dαn]*** / done [dΛn]; Jew [dзu:]; end [end] judo ['dзu:.dəυ] = Jew [dзu:]; do [dəυ] ju-jitsu [dзu:'dзıt.su:] = Jew [dзu:]; jit [dзıt] = JIT (just-in-time); sue [su:] karate [kə'ra:.ti] = can [kən]; raw US [ra:]; tee [ti:]**** sub judice [sΛb'dзu:.dı.si]***** = sub [sΛb]; Jew [dзu:]; did [dıd]; see [si:] toga ['təυ.gə] = tow [təυ]; go [gəυ] wicked ['wık.ıd]****** = wick [wık]*******; id [ıd] avid ['æv.ıd] = av [æv] = AV (audio-visual); id [ıd] insipid [ın'sıp.ıd] = in [ın]; sip [sıp]; id [ıd] phobia ['fəυ.bi.ə] = foe [fəυ]; be [bi]; at [ət] enemy ['en.ə.mi] = end [end]; at [ət]; me [mi:] racist ['reı.sıst] = ray [reı]; see [si:]; east [i:st] sweated ['swet.ıd]******* = sweat [swet]; id [ıd] frigid ['frıdз.ıd]******** = fridge [frıdз]; id [ıd]
id [ıd] – the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger and the wish of pleasure
*cull – when people cull animals, they kill them, especially the weaker members of a particular group of them, in order to reduce or limit their number; cull sth from sth – to collect ideas or information from various places ** alight – burning, on fire; showing excitement and happiness; to land on something *** don – a lecturer especially at Oxford or Cambridge University in England; to put on a piece of clothing **** tee sb off – to make someone angry ***** sub judice – being studied or decided in a law court at the present time ****** wicked – morally wrong and bad, slightly immoral or bad for you, but in an attractive way, excellent ******* wick – a piece of string in the center of a candle, or a similar part of a light, which supplies fuel to the flame ******** sweated – involving workers who are paid very little and who work many hours in very bad conditions ********* frigid – (of a woman) having difficulty in becoming sexually excited; unfriendly or very formal; extremely cold |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 09-Oct-2014 at 14:15
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Politics and power:
politics ['pαl.ı.tıks] = pal [pæl]; in [ın]; tiks [tıks] policy ['pαl.ə.si] US ['pa:.lə.si] = pal [pæl]; at [ət]; see [si:]; US pa [pa:]*; let [let]; see [si:] power [paυə(r)] = pow [paυ], POW & err [eə(r)] synergy ['sın.ə.dзi] = sin [sın]; at [ət]; gee [dзi:] liberation [lıb.ə'reı.ζ(ə)n] = lib [lıb]; at [ət]; ray [reı]; shone [ζan] alderman ['כ:l.də.mən]** = all [כ:l]; dare [deə(r)]; man [mæn] leader ['li:.də(r)] = lee [li:]; dare [deə(r)] array [ə'reı] = at [ət]; ray [reı] the aristocracy [ðə ær.ı'stαk.rə.si] US [ðə er.ı'sta:.krə.si] = the [ðə]; air [eə(r)] / err [eə(r)]; in [ın]; stack [stæk]; row [rəυ]; see [si:]; US air [er] / err [er]; in [ın]; star [sta:(r)]; crow [krəυ]; see [si:] incognito [ın.kαg'ni:.təυ] = in [ın]; cog [kαg]; knee [ni:]; tow [təυ] minister ['mın.ı.stə(r)] = mini- [mın.ı]; steer [stıə(r)] / mean [mi:n]; in [ın]; stir [stз:(r)] premier ['prem.i.ə(r)] = premmie ['prem.i]; err [eə(r)] president ['prez.ı.d(ə)nt] = press [pres]; it [ıt]; dent [dent] government ['gΛv.(ə)n.mənt] = gaffe [gæf] / gavel ['gæv.(ə)l]; end [end]; meant [ment] administer [əd'mın.ı.stə(r)] = add [æd]; mini- [mın.ı]; steer [stıə(r)] / add [æd]; mean [mi:n]; in [ın]; stir [stз:(r)] office ['αf.ıs] = off [αf]; is [ıs] parliament ['pa:.lı.mənt] = pa [pa:]; lit [lıt]; meant [ment] council ['kaυnt.s(ə)l] = count [kaυnt]; sell [sel] altogether [כ:l.tə'geð.er] = all [כ:l]; ten [ten]; gather ['gæð.ə(r)] / get [get]; there [ðer] alright [כ:l.raıt] =all [כ:l]; right [raıt] badger ['bædз.ə(r)]*** = badge [bædз]; err [eə(r)] capitalism ['kæp.ı.t(ə)l.ı.z(ə)m] = cap [kæp]****; in [ın]; tell [tel]; ease [iz]; 'em [əm] communism ['kαm.jυ.nı.z(ə)m] = come [kΛm]; you [jυ]; knees [ni:z]; 'em [əm] socialism ['səυ.ζ(ə)l.ı.z(ə)m ] = sow [səυ]; shall [ζ(ə)l]; ease [iz]; 'em [əm] democracy [dı'mαk.rə.si ] = did [dıd]; mock [mαk]; row [rəυ]; see [si:] monarchy ['mαn.ə.ki] = man [mæn]; at [ət]; key [ki:] regalia [rı'geı.li.ə] = re- [rı-]; gay [geı]; lit [lıt]; at [ət] anarchy ['æ.ə.ki] = and [ænd]; at [ət]; key [ki:] terror ['ter.ə(r)] = tear [teə(r)]; err [eə(r)] / dare [deə(r)] racket ['ræk.ıt] = rack [ræk]; it [ıt] agent ['eı.dз(ə)nt] = eh [eı]; gent [dзent]***** FBI [ef.bi:'aı] = eff [ef]; be [bi:]; I [aı] Pentagon ['pen.tə.g(ə)n] = pen [pen]; ten [ten]; gone [gαn]
* pa – old-fashioned informal for father ** alderman – in Britain, in the past, a member of a local government chosen by the other members; in the US, Australia and Canada, an elected member of a city government *** badger – to persuade someone by telling them repeatedly to do something, or to question someone repeatedly **** cap – to put a limit on the amount of money that can be charged or spent in connection with a particular activity ***** gent – old-fashioned a gentleman = polite man who behaves well towards other people, especially women (see: Gentile) |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 12-Oct-2014 at 14:21
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Sexuality and gender:
gender ['dзen.də(r)] = gen [dзen]; dare [deə(r)] lovely ['lΛv.li] = love [lΛv]; lee [li:]* / lit [lıt] lover ['lΛv.ə(r)] = love [lΛv]; err [eə(r)] orgasm ['כ:.gæz.(ə)m] = ore [כ:(r)]**; gas [gæs]; 'em [əm] orgy ['כ:.dзi] = ore [כ:(r)]; gee [dзi:]*** organism ['כ:.g(ә)n.ı.z(ə)m] = ore [כ:(r)]; gone [gαn]; ease [iz]; 'em [əm] virgin ['vз:.dзın] = verge [vз:dз]****; gin [dзın] / gene [dзi:n] maiden ['meı.d(ə)n] = may [meı]; den [den] sexpot ['seks.pαt] = sex [seks]; pot [pαt] sexy ['sek.si] = sec [sek]- second; see [si:] seduce [sı'dju:s] = see [si:]; dues [dju:z] seducer [sı'dju:sə(r)] = see [si:]; due [dju:]; sir [sə(r)] geisha ['geı.ζə] = gay [geı]; share [ζeə(r)] cytology US [saı'ta:.lə.dзi] = sigh [saı]; ta [ta:]; let [let]; gee [dзi:] cybersex ['saı.bə.seks] = sigh [saı]; bear [beə(r)]; sex [seks] Viagra [vaı'æg.rə] = via [vaıə]; egg [eg]; row [rəυ] rape [reıp] = ray [reı] & up [Λp] alter US ['a:l.tə(r)]***** = US all [a:l]; tear [teə(r)] semen ['si:.mən]= see [si:] / seed [si:d]; man [mæn] erotic US [ı'ra:.tık] = in [ın]; US raw [ra:]; tick [tık] lesbien ['lez.bi.ən] = less [les]; be [bi:]; and [ənd] enjoy [in'dзכı] = in [ın]; joy [dзכı] Romeo ['rəυ.mi.əυ] = row [rəυ]; me [mi:]; owe [əυ] Julie ['dзu:.li] = Jew [dзu:]; lit [lıt] Casanova [kæs.ə'nəυ.və] = cassock [kæs.ək]; no [nəυ]; van [væn]****** Lolita [lαl'i:.tə] / [lə'li:-] = loll [lαl]*******; eat [i:t]; ten [ten] / let [let]; lee [li:], lit [lıt]; ten [ten] menopause ['men.ə.pכ:z] = men [men]; at [ət]; pause [pכ:z]
sexpot – a woman who is sexually exciting or is very interested in sex; remember: chupot (wedding) in Hebrew
* lee – the side of hill, wall. etc. that provides shelter from the wind ** ore – rock or soil from which metal can be obtained *** gee – an expression of surprise or enthusiasm **** verge on sth – to be almost a particular state, quality or feeling, especially one that is very bad or very good ***** alter – polite word for castrate or spay ****** cassock – a long, loose, usually black piece of clothing worn especially by priests; in the van of sth – at the front ******* loll – to lie, sit, or hang down in a relaxed informal or uncontrolled way
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 16-Oct-2014 at 13:39
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Religion and magic (I):
goddess ['gad.es] = god [gad]; ass [æs]* convent ['kαn.vənt] = con [kαn]; vent [vənt]** nun [nΛn] = none [nΛn] monastry ['mαn.ə.stri] = man [mæn]; at [ət]; string [strıη] litany ['lıt.(ə)n.i] = lit [lıt]; and [ən]; eat [i:t] diabolic US [daıə'ba:.lık] = dire [daıə(r)]; bah [ba:]; lick [lık]*** Satan ['seı.t(ə)n] = say [seı]; ten [ten] Satanist ['seı.t(ə)n.ıst] = say [seı]; ten [ten]; east [i:st] atheist ['eı.Өi.ıst ] = eh [eı]; thee [ði:]**** / fee [fi:]; east [i:st] abracadabra [æb.rə.kə'dæb.rə] = ebb [eb]; ray [rəı]; can [kən]; dab [dæb]; ray [rəı] airy ['eə.ri] US ['er.i]***** = air [eə(r)]; re [ri:] US err [er]; eat [i:t] airy-fairy ['eə.ri'feə.ri]****** = air [eə(r)]; re [ri:]; fair [feə(r)]; re [ri:] witch [wıtζ] = wit [wıt] & wish [wıζ] sorcerer ['sכ:.s(ə)r.ә(r)] = sore [sכ:(r)]; sir [sә(r)]; err [eә(r)] sorceress ['sכ:.s(ə)r.әs] = sore [sכ:(r)]; sir [sә(r)]; ass [æs]* sordid ['sכ:.dıd]******* = sore [sכ:(r)]; did [dıd] wizard ['wız.əd] = whiz [wız]********; add [æd] demon ['di:.mən] = deed [di:d]; man [mæn] talisman ['tæl.ız.mən] = tell [tel]; ease [i:z]; man [mæn] spirit ['spır.ıt] = spear US [spır]*********; it [ıt] spellbound ['spel.baυnd] = spell [spel]; bound [baυnd]
* ass – used by man to refer to sexual activity, or to women considered only as sex objects ** con – to make someone believe something false, usually so that they will give you their money or possessions; a trick to get someone's
money, or make them do what you want; vent
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to express a negative emotion in a forceful and often unfair way *** dire – very serious or extreme, very bad; bah – an expression of annoyance or disapproval **** thee – old use you; object form of thou; used when speaking to one person ***** airy – with a lot of light and space; delicate, as if full of air; showing a lack of worry or serious thought ****** airy-fairy – not practical or based on reality ******* sordid – dirty and unpleasant; immoral and shocking ******** whiz = whizz – a person with a very high level of skill or knowledge in a particular subject; drug which makes the mind and body more active; to move or do something very fast ********* spear – to push or throw a spear into an animal; to catch something on the end of a pointed tool or object |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 19-Oct-2014 at 14:02
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Religion and magic (II):
believe [bı'li:f] = be [bı]; leaf [li:f]* belie [bı'laı]** = be [bı]; lie [laı] pray [preı] = prey [preı] prayer [preə(r)] = prey [preı] & err [eə(r)] aureole ['כ:.ri.əυl] = ore [כ:(r)]; re [ri]; owe [əυ] & hell [hel] ghost [gəυst] = go [gəυ] & east [i:st] augur ['כ:.gə(r)] = ore [כ:(r)]; gear [gıə(r)] seer [sıə(r)] = see [si:]; err [eə(r)] future ['fju:.tζə(r)] = few [fju:]; chair [tζeə(r)] oracular US [כ:r'æk.ju:.lə] = ore [כ:r]; rack [ræk]; you [ju:]; let [let] mystery ['mıs.t(ə)r.i] = miss [mıs] / Miss [mıs]; tear [teə(r)]; eat [i:t] mystic ['mıs.tık] = miss [mıs] / Miss [mıs]; tick [tık] / tickle [tık.l] omen ['əυ.mən] = owe [əυ]; man [mæn] taboo [tə'bu:] = tell [tel]; boo [bu:]*** tarot ['tær.əυ] = tear [teə(r)]; owe [əυ] fortune ['fכ:.tζu:n] teller ['tel.ə(r)] = for [fכ:(r)], tune [tju:n]; tell [tel], err [eə(r)] prophecy ['prαf.ə.si] = profit [prαf.ıt]; at [ət]; see [si:] fate [feıt] = fey [feı] & at [ət] fatal ['feı.t(ə)l] = fey [feı]; tell [tel] alchemy ['æl.kə.mi] = US all [a:l]; can [kən]; me [mi:] alchemist ['æl.kə.mıst] = US all [a:l]; can [kən]; mist [mıst]
* leaf = a thin sheet of paper, an extra part of a table that can be folded away when not being used; ** belie = to show something to be false, or to hide something such as an emotion
*** boo
= to make na expression of strong disapproval or disagreement;
usually shouted, used to surprise and frighten someone who does not know you are near them |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 23-Oct-2014 at 15:04
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Religion and magic III:
apocalypse US [ə'pa:.kə.lıps] = at [ət]; pa [pa:]; can [kən]; lips [lıps]* apostle US [ə'pa:sl] = at [ət]; pa [pa:]; slay [sleı] / slave [sleıv] saint [seınt]; [s(ə)nt] = say [seı] & cant [kænt]**; sent [sent] sainted [seın.tıd] = saint [seınt]; id [ıd] / sent [sent]; id [ıd] testament [tes.tə.mənt] = test [test]; ten [ten]; meant [ment] Advent ['æd.vənt] = add [æd]; vent [vənt]*** angelic [æn'dзel.ık] = and [ænd]; gel [dзel]****; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] profane [prə'feın] = pro- [prəυ-]; feign [feın]***** medium ['mi:.di.əm] = me [mi:]; did [dıd]; 'em [əm] meditation [med.ı'teı.ζ(ə)n] = mad [mæd]; in [ın]; taste [teıst]; shone [ζan] telepathy [tə'lep.ə.Өi ] = tell [tell]; lap [læp]******; at [ət]; thee [ði:] necromancy ['nek.rəυ.mænt.si] = neck [nek]; row [rəυ]; meant [ment]; see [si:] arcane [a:'keın] = ah [a:]; cane [keın] druid ['dru:.ıd] = drew [dru:]; id [ıd] panacea [pæn.ə'si:.ə] = pan- [pæn-]*******; as [əz]; see [si:]; at [ət] nightmare ['naıt.meə(r)] = night [naıt]; mare [meə(r)] bewitch [bı'wıtζ]******** = be [bı]; witch [wıtζ] magician [mə'dзıζ.(ə)n] = man [mæn]; gee [dзi:] & wish [wıζ]; and [(ə)n] hallucination [hə'lu:.sı.neı.ζ(ə)n] = hah [hæ]; loo [lu:]; see [si:]; nay [neı]*********; shone [ζan] Halloween [hæl.əυ'i:n] = hell [hel]; owe [əυ]; eat [i:t] & in [ın] amulet ['æm.jυ.lət] = am [æm]; you [jυ]; let [let]
* lip – when someone argues in a rude way or in a way that shows a lack of respect; a part of an edge of a container that is shaped to allow liquid to be poured easily from the container ** cant – statements on especially religious or moral subjects which are not sincerely believed by the person making them; special
words used by a particular group of people such as thieves, lawyers
or priests, often in order to keep things secret *** vent – a small opening which allows air, smoke or gas to enter or leave an enclosed space; to express a negative emotion in a forceful and often unfair way **** gel – a thick, clear substance; to change from a liquid into a thick soft solid; if two or more people gel, they form a good relationship or become friends ***** feign – to pretend to feel something, usually an emotion ****** lap – to hit something gently, producing quiet sounds ******* pan – including or relating to all the places or people in a particular group ********
bewitch – to charm someone greatly so that you have the
power to influence them; to put a magic spell on someone or something in order to control them ********* nay – even more; used to introduce a second and more extreme phrase in a sentence when the first phrase was not strong enough |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 27-Oct-2014 at 12:48
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Law in la-la land:
jubilant ['dзu:.bı.lənt] = Jew [dзu:]; be [bı]; lent [lent] jubilee ['dзu:.bı.li:] = Jew [dзu:]; be [bı]; lee [li:] Judgment Day ['dзΛdз.mənt deı] = judge [dзΛdз]; meant [ment] day [deı] judicature ['dзu:.dı.kə.tζə(r)] = Jew [dзu:]; did [dıd]; can [kən]; chair [tζeə(r)] judiciary [dзu:'dıζ.(ə)r.i] = Jew [dзu:]; dish [dıζ]; err [eə(r)]; eat [i:t] judicious [dзu:'dıζ.əs] = Jew [dзu:]; dish [dıζ]; ass [æs]* juicy ['dзu:.si]** = Jew [dзu:]; see [si:] junket ['dзΛη.kıt]*** = junk [dзΛηk]; kit [kıt] jurisdiction ['dзυə.rıs'dık.ζ(e)n] = Jewry ['dзυə.ri] & risk [rısk]; dick [dık]****; shone [ζan] jurisprudence [dзυə.rı'spru:.dənts] = Jewry ['dзυə.ri]; risk [rısk]; prude [pru:d]; dents [dents]***** jurist ['dзυə.rıst] = Jewry ['dзυə.ri] & east [i:st] jury ['dзυə.ri] = Jewry ['dзυə.ri] justice ['dзΛs.tıs] = just [dзΛst]; is [ıs]
* ass – a stupid person ** juicy – big, important, or of a high quality; describes information that is especially interesting because it is shocking or personal *** junket – a journey or visit made for pleasure by an official, which is paid for by someone else or is paid for with public money **** dick – a stupid man ***** prude – a person who is easily shocked by rude things, especially those of a sexual type; dent – if you dent someone's confidence or pride, you make them feel less confident or proud
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 02-Nov-2014 at 14:21
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Religion and magic IV:
magic ['mædз.ık] = mad [mæd] & gee [dзi:]; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] prophet ['prαf.ıt] = profit ['prαf.ıt] fantasy ['fæn.tə.si] = fan [fæn]*; ten [ten]; see [si:] phantasmagoria [fæn.tæz.mə'gכ:.ri.ə] = fan [fæn]; task US [tæsk]; man [mæn]; gore [gכ:(r)]; re- [ri-]; at [ət] imagination [ı mædз.ı'neı.ζ(e)n] = in [ın]; mad [mæd] & gee [dзi:]; nay [neı]; shone [ζan] elixir [ı'lık.sıə(r)] = in [ın]- w; lick [lık]; seer [sıə(r)] / sear [sıə(r)]** shadow ['ζæd.əυ] = shed [ζed]; owe [əυ] behemoth [bı'hi:.mαӨ] = be [bı]; he [hi:]; moth [mαӨ] belladonna US [bel.ə'da:.nə] = belle [bel]***; at [ət]; don US [da:n]; no [nəυ] pheromone ['fer.ə.məυn] = fare US [fer]****; at [ət]; mown [məυn] aroma [ə'rəυ.mə] = at [ət]; row [rəυ]; man [mæn] beguile [bı'gaıl]***** = be [bı]; guile [gaıl] enigma [ı'nıg.mə] = in [ın]; niggle ['nıg.l]******; man [mæn] phantom ['fæn.t(ə)m] = fan [fæn], to [tə] & 'em [əm] hallucinogen [hæl.u:'sın.ə.dз(ə)n] = help [help]; you [ju:]; sin [sın] / hell [hel]; you [ju:]; seen [si:n] ; at [ət]; gen [dзen]******* placebo [plə'si:.bəυ] = plan [plæn]; see [si:]; bow [bəυ] telepathic [tel.ı'pæӨ.ık] = tell [tel]; in [ın]; path US [pæӨ]; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] shaman ['ζeı.mən] = shame [ζeım] / shake [ζeık]; man [mæn] lullaby ['lΛl.ə.baı] = lull [lΛl]********; at [ət]; by [baı] lunacy ['lu:.nə.sı] = loo [lu:]; no [nəυ]; see [si:] arachnophobia [ə'ræk.nə fəυ.bi.ə] = at [ət]; rack [ræk]*********; no [nəυ]; foe [fəυ]; be [bi]; at [ət]
* fan – to encourage bad emotions or behavour to get worse **
sear –
to have a strong unpleasant effect on someone's feelings or memories;
to burn the surface of something with sudden very strong heat; to fry a piece of meat quickly at a high temperature, in order t o prevent liquid and flavour escaping from it *** belle – a beautiful and charming woman or one who is beautifully dressed ****
fare
– the money that you pay for a journey on a vehicle; to succeed or
be treated in the stated way; the type of food that is served in a restaurant *****
beguile
– to charm, attract or interest, sometimes in order to deceive;
guile
– clever but sometimes dishonest behaviour that you use to deceive someone ****** niggle – a small doubt or worry; to worry someone slightly, usually for a long time; to criticize someone about small details or give too much attention to details *******
gen
– information about a particular subject; gen
up – to find out as
much information as possible ******** lull – to cause someone to feel calm or to feel as if they want to sleep *********
rack
– to cause physical or mental pain, or trouble, to someone or
something; in the past, a device to which people were tied
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 06-Nov-2014 at 14:54
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The true destination of a described in the Bible wooden box which was to contain the writings of Jewish law, and which represented to the people of Israel the presence of God leading them:
the Ark of the Covenant [ði'a:k əv ðə 'kΛv.(ә)n.(ә)nt] = the [ði:]; arc [a:k]*; of [əv]; the [ðə]; coven ['kΛv.(ә)n]**; cant [kænt]*** the arc of the coven cant
* arc – a powerful flow of electricity which goes across a space between two points; see: antenna [æn'ten.ə] – and [ænd]; ten [ten]; at [ət] ** coven – a group or meeting of witches, sorcerers *** cant – statements on especially religious or moral subjects which are not sincerely believed by the person making them; special words used by a particular group of people such as thieves, lawyers or priests, often in order to keep things secret
Notice: aron hakodesz and aron ha-berit in Hebrew that relates to the process of using the Ark - English words have been written as pronounced to create new Hebrew ones:
aron hakodesz = are on [a:r on]; ha [ha:]; code US [koυd] / codex US ['koυdeks] are on, ha code / codex* altar cabinet, the Holy Ark * relates to transmitters
aron ha-berit = are on [a:r on]; ha [ha:]; bear US [ber]; it [ıt] are on, ha-bear it* Ark of the Covenant * transmitters when current passes through
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 09-Nov-2014 at 14:19
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Religion and magic V:
religion [rı'lıdз.(ə)n] = re- [rı-]; lid [lıd] & gene [dзi:n] / gen [dзen]; and [ən] conclave ['kαη.kleıv] = con- [kən]; clay [kleı] & knave [neıv]* pope [pəυp] = post [pəυst] & pop [pαp]** / hope [həυp] pontiff ['pαn.tıf] = ponce [pαnts]***; tiff [tıf] the papacy [ðə'peı.pə.si] = the [ðə]; pay [peı]; pop [pαp] / pap [pæp]****; see [si:] cryptic ['krıp.tık]***** = crypt [krıp] / creep [kri:p]; tick [tık] crypto- [krıp.təυ]= crypt [krıp] / creep [kri:p]; tow [təυ] crucifix ['kru:.sı.fıks] = crew [kru:]; see [si:]; fix [fıks] crucifixon [kru:.sı.fık.ζ(ə)n] = crew [kru:]; see [si:]; fix [fıks]; shone [ζan] cruciform ['kru:.sı.fכ:m]= crew [kru:]; see [si:]; form [fכ:m] crucible ['kru:.sı.bl]****** = crew [kru:]; see [si:]; blue [blu:]******* Holy Bible ['həυ.li 'baı.bl] = hold [həυld]; lit [lıt]; by [baı]; blue [blu:] Holy Spirit ['həυ.li 'spır.ıt] = hold [həυld]; lit [lıt]; spear US [spır]; it [ıt] Eucharist [ju:.k(ə)r.ıst] = you [ju:]; care [keə(r)]; east [i:st] clergy ['klз:.dзi] = clerk US [klз:k]; gee [dзi:], gee up ornate [כ:'neıt] = ore [כ:(r)]; nay [neı] & at [ət] ornately [כ:'neıt.li] = ore [כ:(r)]; nay [neı] & at [ət]; lit [lıt] church [tζз:tζ] = chair [tζeə(r)] & attach [ə'tætζ] salvation [sæl'veı.ζ(ə)n] = salve [sælv]********; way [weı]; shone [ζan] paradise ['pær.ə.daıs] = para- [pær.ə-]; dice [daıs]********* / dies [daız] luminary ['lu:.mı.nə.ri] = loo [lu:]; me [mı]; no [nəυ]; re [ri]
* knave – a dishonest man ** pop – a father; to go to a particular place; to criticize someone, especially in public *** ponce – a man who does not behave, dress or speak in a traditionally male way, especially one who behaves in a very careful way; a man who controls prostitutes and takes a large part of the money that they earn for himself **** pap – food which is soft and has little taste; television, cinema or literature which is entertaining, but has no artistic or educational value *****
cryptic
– mysterious and difficult to understand; creep
– to move slowly, quietly and carefully, usually in order to avoid being noticed ******
crucible
– a container in which metals or other substances can be heated to
very high temperatures; a severe test; a place or situation in which
different cultures or styles can mix together to produce something new and exciting ******* blue – a blue colour; the colour of the sky without clouds on a bright day; showing or mentioning sexual activity in a way that offends many people ******** salve – an oily substance used to treat an injured, sore or dry place on your body; something that makes you feel better about a difficult situation; to do something so that you feel less guilty ********* para – beyond; similar to, or helping to do a similar job; dice – any game involving chance in which dice are thrown; to cut food into small squares; dies – matrix
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 13-Nov-2014 at 15:17
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Religion and magic VI:
divine [dı'vaın]* = did [dıd]; vine [vaın] halcyon days [hæl.si.ən'deız]** = hell [hel]; see [si:]; and [ən] / end [end]; days [deız] evangelist [ı'væn.dзə.lıst] = in [ın]; van [væn]; gen [dзen] / gel [dзel]; list [lıst] evangelical [i:.væn'dзel.ı.k(ə)l] = eat [i:t]; van [væn]; gel [dзel]; in [ın]; call [kכ:l] Epiphany [ı'pıf.(ə)n.i]*** = in [ın]; piffle ['pıf.l]; and [ən]; eat [i:t] cremation [krı'meı.ζ(ə)n] = crib [krıb]****; may [meı]; shone [ζan] crematorium [krem.ə'tכ:.ri.əm] = crème [krem]; at [ət]; tore [tכ:(r)]; re [ri]; 'em [əm] bigot ['bıg.ət] = big [bıg]; at [ət] Sufi ['su:.fi] = sue [su:]; fee [fi:] Mecca ['mek.ə] = Mac [mæk]*****; at [ət] ayatollah US [aı.ə'toυ.lə] = I [aı] / aye [aı] = yes; at [ət]; tow US [toυ]; let [let] gypsy ['dзıp.si] = gyp [dзıp]******; see [si:] Aryan ['eə.ri.ən] = air [eə(r)]*******; re [ri]; and [ən] Hindu ['hın.du:] = hint [hınt]; do [du:] Veda ['veı.də] = veil [veıl]********; do [də] chakra [tζæk.rə] = check [tζek]; row [rəυ] yoga ['jəυ.gə] = yo [jəυ]; go [gəυ] mantra ['mæn.trə] = man [mæn]; track [træk] esoteric [i:.səυ'ter.ık] = eat [i:t]; sow [səυ]; tear US [ter]; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] wisdom ['wız.dəm] = whizz [wız]********; them [ðəm] catharsis [kə'Өa:.sıs] = can [kən]; thaw US [Өa:]*********; cease [si:s]
* divine – connected with a god, or like a god; extremely good, pleasant or enjoyable; to guess something; to search for water or minerals underground;
compare:
Hebrew
['hi:.bru:] = he
[hi:]; brew [bru:] ** halcyon days – a very happy or successful period in the past ***
Epiphany
– January 6, a Christian holy day; epiphany
– when you suddenly feel that you understand, or suddenly become
aware of, something that is very important to you or a powerful religious experience; piffle – nonsense **** crib – someone's crib is their home or the place where they are currently living; to copy someone else's work, especially dishonestly; a model of the people and animals present at the birth of Jesus, used as a decoration at Christmas ***** Mac – used when speaking to a man whose name you do not know ****** gyp – pain or trouble ******* air – travel in an aircraft; to become dry and/or fresh, or to cause to become dry and/or fresh; to make opinions or complaints known to other people ******* veil – to hide or cover something so that you cannot see it clearly ******** whizz – to move or do something very fast *********
thaw
– to cause to change from a solid, frozen state to a liquid or soft
one, because of an increase in temperature
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 16-Nov-2014 at 11:29
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Religion and magic VII:
Zionist ['zaıə.nı.z(ə)m] = sire [saıə(r)]*; knees [ni:z]; 'em [əm] poltergeist ['pαl.tə.gaıst] = pal [pæl]**; ten [ten]; guy [gaı] & east [ıst] candlelight ['kæn.dl.laıt] = can [kæn]; deal [dıəl]; light [laıt] euphoria [ju:'fכ:.ri.ə] = you [ju:]; for [fכ:(r)]; re [ri]; at [ət] cathedral [kə'Өi:.drəl] = can [kən]; thee [ði:]*** / fee [fi:]; droll [drəυl] basilica [bə'sıl.ı.kə] = bear [beə(r)]; sill [sıl]****; it [ıt]; can [kən] gospel ['gαs.p(ə)l] = gas [gæs]; pal [pæl] / pelt [pelt]***** rosary ['rəυ.z(ə)r.i] = row [rəυ]; sir [sә(r)]; eat [i:t] Mormon ['mכ:.mən] = more [mכ:(r)]; men [men] expire [ık'spaıə(r)] = ick [ık]; spire [spaıə(r)] eulogy ['ju:.lə.dзi]****** = you [ju:]; let [let]; gee [dзi:] pandemonium [pæn.də'məυ.ni.əm] = pan [pæn]*******; dare [deə(r)]; mow [məυ]; kneel [ni:l]; 'em [əm] Armageddon [a:.mə'ged.(ə)n] = are [a:(r)]; men [men]; gad [gæd]; and [ən] Zen [zen]******** = zen [zen] Nip [nıp]********* = nip [nıp] cloister ['klכı.stə(r)] = cloying ['klכı.ıη]**********; stare [steə(r)] / steer [stıə(r)] dispensation [dis.pen'seı.ζ(ə)n]*********** = dis- [dis-] / dis [dis] = diss; pen [pen]; say [seı]; shone [ζan] crusader [kru:'seı.də(r)] = crew [kru:]; say [seı]; dare [deə(r)] exorcize ['ek.sכ:.saız] = ex- [eks]; sore [sכ:(r)]; size [saız] Inquisition [ın.kwı'zıζ.(ə)n]************ = in [ın]; quiz [kwız]; zeal [zi:l]; shone [ζan] dragon ['dræg.(ə)n]************* = drag [dræg]; and [ən]
* sire – used as a form of address to a king ** pal – a friend, sometimes used when talking to a man who is annoying you *** thee – old use you; object form of thou; used when speaking to one person **** sill – a flat piece of wood, stone, etc. which forms the base of a window or door *****
gas – an amusing or enjoyable situation; to talk for a long
time about unimportant things; pelt – to throw a number of things quickly at someone or something ****** eulogy – a speech, piece of writing, poem, etc. containing great praise, especially for someone who recently died or stopped working *******
pan – to criticize something severely, to move slowly from
one side to another or up and down; a metal container used for cooking things inside the cooker ******** Zen – a form of Buddhism which developed in Japan and which emphasizes that religious knowledge is achieved through emptying the mind of thoughts and giving attention to only one thing, rather than reading religious writings; zen – relaxed and not worring about things that you cannot change ********* Nip – OFFENSIVE a Japanese person; nip – a small amount of strong alcoholic drink; see: sake ********** cloying – too good or kind, or expressing feelings of love in a way that is not sincere; too sweet and therefore unpleasant *********** dispensation – special permission, especially from the Church, to do something that is not usually allowed; a political or religious system controlling a country at a particular time; diss – to speak or behave rudely to someone or to show them no respect ************ Inquisition – in the past, an official organization in the Roman Catholic Church whose purpose was to find and punish people who opposed its beliefs; inquisition – a period of detailed and unfriendly questioning ************* dragon – a large fierce imaginary animal, usually represented with wings, a long tail and fire coming out of its mouth; an unfriendly and frightening woman; any of various types of lizard; drag – to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the ground; to make someone go somewhere they do not want to go; to pull nets or hooks along the bottom of a river or lake in order to find something; the force that acts against the forward movement of something which is passing through a gas or liquid
source:
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 2005 Langenscheidt's Pocket English Dictionary by Tadeusz Grzebieniowski, Warsaw
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 20-Nov-2014 at 14:39
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Astronomy:
astronomy US [ə'stra:.nə.mi] = at [ət]; straw US [stra:]*; no [nəυ]; me [mi] astrophysics [æs.trəυ'fız.ıks] = ass [æs]; trophy [trəυ.fi] & fizz [fız]; ekes [i:ks] / aches [eıks] atmosphere ['æt.mə.sfıə(r)] = at [æt]; man [mæn]; sphere [sfıə(r)] constellation [kαnt.stə'leı.ζ(ə)n] = can't [ka:nt]; stand [stænd]; lay [leı]; shone [ζan] asteroid ['æs.t(ə)r.כıd] = ass [æs]; tear [teə(r)]; oik [כık]** & add [æd] universe ['ju:.nı.vз:s] = you [ju:]; knee [ni:] / kneel [ni:l]; verse [vз:s] / versus ['vз:.sәs] cosmos ['kαz.mαs] US ['ka:z.moυs] = cos [kəz]; mass [mæs] / moss [mαs]*** US cause [ka:z]; most [moυst] eternity [ı'tз:.nı.ti] = in [ın]; term [tз:m]; knee [ni:] / kneel [ni:l]; tee [ti:] / thee [ði:]**** galactic [gә'læk.tık] = get [get]; lack [læk]; tick [tık] / tic [tık]***** planet ['plæn.ıt] = plan [plæn]; it [ıt] planetarium [plæn.ı'teə.ri.əm] = plan [plæn]; it [ıt]; tear [teə(r)]; re [ri]; 'em [əm] comet ['kαm.ıt] = come [kΛm]; it [ıt] supernova [su:.pə'nəυ.və] = sue [su:]; per [pə(r)]; no [nəυ]; van [væn] sun [sΛn] = son [sΛn] the Milky Way [ðə 'mıl.ki weı] = the [ðə]; mill [mıl]; keen [ki:n]******; way [weı] millenium [mı'len.i.əm] = me [mı]; lend [lend]; eat [i:t]; 'em [əm] century ['sen.tζ(ə)r.i] = sent [sent]; chair [tζeə(r)]; eat [i:t] matrix ['meı.trıks] = may [meı]; tricks [trıks] Pleiad = play [pleı]; aid [eıd] / add [æd] Sirius = sire [saıə(r)]*******; use [ju:z] Orion = ore [כ:(r)] & iron [aıən]
* straw – a thin tube made on plastic or waterproof paper that is used to suck liquid into the mouth ** oik – a rude and unpleasant man from a low social class ***
cos
– because; mass
– a solid lump with no shape, (in physics) the amount of matter in
any solid object or in any volume of liquid or gas; moss – a very small green or yellow plant that grows especially in wet earth or on rocks, walls and tree trunks **** thee – old use you; object form of thou; used when speaking to one person ***** tic – a sudden and uncontrolled small movement ****** keen – very interested, eager or wanting (to do) something very much; extreme or very strong; very good or well developed; very sharp; to make a loud, long, sad sound, especially because someone has died ******* sire – a male parent of an animal; used as a form of address to a king
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 23-Nov-2014 at 15:03
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Mithology
and fairy tales:
mythology US [mı'Өa:.lə.dзi] = me [mı] / meet [mi:t]; ta [ta:]; let [let]; gee [dзi:] Pandora's box US [pæn dכ:r.əz.'ba:ks] = pan- [pæn-], door US [dכ:r], as [əz]; box US [ba:ks]* Cyclops ['saı.klαps] = sigh [saı]; claps [klæps]** odyssey US ['a:.dı.si] = ah [a:]; did [dıd]; see [si:] titan ['taı.t(ə)n] = tie [taı]; ten [ten] phoenix ['fi:.nıks] = fee [fi:]; nix [nıks]*** sphinks [sfıηks] = sphere [sfıə(r)]**** & ekes [i:ks] / aches [eıks] satyr ['sæt.ə(r)] = sat [sæt]*****; err [eə(r)] Saturn ['sæt.ən] = sat [sæt]; and [ən] Saturnalia [sæt.ə'neı.li.ə] = sat [sæt]; at [ət]; nay [neı]******; lee [li:] / lit [lıt]; at [ət] centaur ['sen.tכ:(r)] = sent [sent]; tore [tכ:(r)] monster ['mαnt.stə(r)] = man [mæn] & at [ət]; stare [steə(r)] / steer [stıə(r)] herculean [hз:.kjυ'li:.ən] = her [hз:(r)]; cure [kjυə(r)]; lee [li:] / lit [lıt]; and [ən] hero ['hıə.rəυ] = here [hıə(r)] / he [hi]; row [rəυ] Hades ['heı.di:z] = hey [heı]; deed [di:d] & ease [i:z] Achilles [ə kıl.i:z] = at [ət]; kill [kıl]; ease [i:z] Adonis [ə'dəυ.nıs] = at [ət]; doe [dəυ]*******; knees [ni:z] Arcadia [a:'keı.di.ə] = arcane [a:'keın]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; at [ət] ambrosia [æm'brəυ.zi.ə] = am [æm]; bro [brəυ] = brother; zeal [zi:l]; at [ət] nectar ['nek.tə(r)] = neck [nek]; tear [teə(r)] Cinderella [sın.d(ə)r'el.ə] = sin [sın]; dare [deə(r)]; hell [hel]; at [ət] siren US ['saır.ən] = sire US [saır]********; and [ən] mermaid ['mз:.meıd] = merge [mз:dз]; maid [meıd] hydra ['haı.drə] = hie [haı] / high [haı]; drone [drəυn]********* dragon ['dræg.(ə)n]********** = drag [dræg]; and [ən] chimera [kaı'mıə.rə] = kike [kaık] = OFFENSIVE a Jew; mere [mıə(r)]; row [rəυ] gorgon ['gכ:.gən]*********** = gore [gכ:(r)]; gone [gαn]
* box – any square or rectangular space which is separated from the main area by lines; a small evergreen tree with small shiny leaves ** clap – a sudden loud noise made by thunder *** nix – to stop, forbid or refuse to accept something; for nix = nothing **** sphere – a subject or area of knowledge, work, etc. ***** sat – past simple and past participle of 'sit'; Sat - written abbreviation for Saturday ****** nay – even more; used to introduce a second and more extreme phrase in a sentence when the first phrase was not strong enough ******* doe – the female of animals such as the deer ******** sire – a male parent of an animal; used as a form of address to a king ********* drone – a low continuous noise which does not change its note; high – smelling bad and no longer good to eat **********
dragon
– a large fierce imaginary animal, usually represented with wings,
a long tail and fire coming out of its mouth; an unfriendly and frightening woman; any of various types of lizard; drag – to move something by pulling it along a surface, usually the
ground; to make someone go somewhere they do not want to go; to pull
nets or hooks along the bottom of a river or lake in order to find something; the force that acts against the forward movement of something which is passing through a gas or liquid ***********
gorgon
– a woman whose appearance and behaviour causes fear; Gorgon
– one of three sisters in ancient Greek stories who had snakes on their heads instead of hair, and who turned anyone who looked at them into stone |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 30-Nov-2014 at 14:50
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Important animals (I):
dinosaur ['daı.nə.sכ:(r)]* = die [daı]; no [nəυ]; sore [sכ:(r)] reptile ['rep.taıl]** = rep [rep]; tile [taıl]^ reptilian ['rep.tıl.i.ən]*** = rep [rep]; till [tıl]; eat [i:t]; and [ən] lizard ['lız.əd] = lisp [lısp]****; add [æd] snake [sneık] = snap [snæp]***** & ache [eık] serpent [sз:.p(ə)nt] = sir [sз:(r)]; pant [pænt]****** viper ['vaı.pə(r)]******* = vie [vaı]; per [pə(r)] dog [dαg]******** = dog [dαg] / dug [dΛg] bitch [bıtζ]********* = bit [bıt] & wish [wıζ]
dogcatcher ['dαg kætζ.ə(r)] = dog [dαg]; catch [kætζ]; err [eə(r)] dog collar [dαg 'kαl.ə(r)]********** = dog [dαg]; call [kכ:l]; err [eə(r)] dogma ['dαg.mə]*********** = dog [dαg]; man [mæn] dogfight ['dαg.faıt]************ = dog [dαg]; fight [faıt] dogsbody ['dαgz.bαd.i]************* = dogs [dαgz] / dog's [dαg'z]; body [bαd.i] hangdog ['hæη.dαg]************* = hang [hæη]; dog [dαg] dogged ['dαg.ıd]*************** = dog [dαg]; id [ıd]
dog days – the hottest days of the summer; what's connected to Sirius
* dinosaur – a type of reptile which stopped existing about 60,000,000 years ago. There were many different types of dinosaur, some of which were extremely large; an old-fashioned person or thing that people no longer consider to be useful ** reptile – an animal which produces eggs and uses the heat of the sun to keep its blood warm ^ rep – business; tile – a thin, usually square or rectangular, piece of baked clay, plastic, etc. used for covering roofs, floors, walls ; compare: Gentile *** reptilian – belonging to or like a reptile; DISAPPROVING describes an unpleasantly strange and unfriendly person or type of behaviour **** lisp – to pronounce 's' and 'z' sounds like 'th'; attractively thin and able to move quickly and gracefully: lissom ['lıs.(ə)m] = lisp [lısp]; 'em [əm] ***** snap – move quickly, bite; done suddenly without allowing time for careful thought or preparation ****** pant – to breathe quickly and loudly through your mouth, usually because you have been doing something very energetic ******* viper – a small poisonous snake; a very unpleasant person whom you cannot trust; vie – to compete with other people to achieve or obtain something ******** dog – a common four-legged animal, especially kept by people as a pet or to hunt or guard things; a man who is unpleasant or not to be
trusted; an unattractive woman; to follow someone closely and continually; to cause difficulties ********* bitch – a female dog; OFFENSIVE an unkind or unpleasant woman; to complain and make unkind remarks about someone or something; something which causes difficulties or problems, or which is unpleasant ********** dog collar – a strap worn around a dog's neck; clerical collar *********** dogma – a fixed, especially religious, belief or set of beliefs that people are expected to accept without any doubts ************
dogfight – a fight
between two military aircraft in which they fly very fast and very
close to each other; a fight between dogs, usually organized as an illegal entertainment; dog tag – a small piece of metal worn round the neck by members of the US armed forces with their name and number on it **************
dogsbody
– a person who has to do all the boring or unpleasant jobs that
other people do not want to do; body [bαd.i] = bad [bæd]; eat [i:t]; see also: dog-cheap; go to the dogs ************* hangdog – unhappy or ashamed, especially because of feeling guilty ***************
dogged
–
very determined to do something, even if it is very difficult;
id
[ıd] – the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger and the wish of pleasure
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 04-Dec-2014 at 13:07
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Important animals (II):
totem US ['toυ.əm] = tow US [toυ]; 'em [əm] eagle ['i:.gl] = eat [i:t]; glow [gləυ]* raven ['reı.v(ə)n] = ray [reı]; van [væn] Beefeater ['bi: fi:.tə(r)]** = be [bi:]; fee [fi:]; tear [teə(r)] bear [beə(r)] = bear [beə(r)]*** / bare [beə(r)] bearskin ['beə.skın]**** = bear [beə(r)]; skin [skın] frog [frαg]***** = fro [frəυ] & egg [eg] toad [təυd]****** = tow [təυ] & add [æd] / aid [eıd] owl [aυl] = ow [aυ]******* & call [kכ:l] goat [gəυt]******** = go [gəυ] & at [ət] cow [kaυ] = cow [kaυ]********* cowrie ['kaυ.ri]********** = cow [kaυ]; re [ri] coward ['kaυ.əd] = cow [kaυ]; add [æd] adder ['æd.ə(r)] = add [æd] & err [eə(r)] wolf [wυlf] = wolf [wυlf]***********
* glow – to produce a continuous light and sometimes heat; to look attractive because you are happy or healthy, especially with eyes that are shining ** Beefeater – a guard at the Tower of London who wears a 16th century uniform; one of them called Ravenmaster take care of ravens that are kept at the Tower of London by tradition. According to the royal decree issued by Charles II there are always six ravens at the Tower. It is believed that if the ravens ever leave the Tower, the British crown will fall. *** bear – a large, strong wild animal; to accept especially something unpleasant; to have or continue to have something; to carry and move something to a place; to hold or support something; to give birth to young **** bearskin – the fur-covered skin of a bear, especially when it has been removed from its body; a tall black fur hat which is worn by particular soldiers, especially on ceremonial occasions (f.ex. a guard at the Buckingham Palace in London) ***** frog – a small animal; Frog – offensive a French person ******
toad – a small
animal, similar to a frog; an extremely unpleasant man, especially
one who is physically very unattractive ******* ow – used to express sudden pain ******** goat – an animal which usually has horns, kept on farms to provide milk, meat, wood; a man who is very active sexually, or would like to be and make it obvious ********* cow – a large female farm animal kept to produce meat and milk; large female adult mammals; an unkind or unpleasant woman; something difficult or unpleasant; to fighten someone into doing something, using threats or violence ********** cowrie – a small sea animal with a soft body and a brightly-coloured shell, or the shell itself used in the past as money in parts of Africa and southern Asia *********** wolf – a wild animal of the dog family; to eat a large amount of food very quickly
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 07-Dec-2014 at 13:58
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The last battle between wolf (dog) and eagle, and the victory of the first one in the drawing of the greatest visionary from the past:
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2014 at 15:03
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Varia:
jewel ['dзu:.(ə)l] = Jew [dзu:]; hell [hel] jewelled ['dзu:.əld] = Jew [dзu:]; held [held] jeweller ['dзu:.ə.lə(r)] = Jew [dзu:]; at [ət]; leer [lıə(r)]* diamond ['daıə.mənd] = dire [daıə(r)]; mend [mend] gold [gəυld] = go [gəυ] & held [held] astrology US [ə'stra:.lə.dзi] = at [ət]; straw US [stra:]***; let [let]; gee [dзi:] horoscope US ['hכ:r.ə.skoυp] = horn US [hכ:rn]; at [ət]; scope [skoυp] zodiacal [zəυ'daı.ə.k(ə)l] = zone [zəυn]; die [daı] / dies [daız]; at [ət]; call [kכ:l] upright ['Λp.raıt]**** = up [Λp]; right [raıt] crucial ['kru:.ζ(ә)l]= crew [kru:]*****; shall [ζ(ә)l] pyromania [paı.rəυ'meı.ni.ə] = pyre [paıə(r)]******; row [rəυ]; may [meı]; knee [ni:] / kneel [ni:l]; at [ət] hooligan ['hu:.lı.g(ə)n] = who [hu:]; lit [lıt]; gone [gαn] kudos ['kju:.dαs]****** = cue [kju:] / queue [kju:]; does [dΛs] cipher ['saı.fə(r)]******* = sigh [saı] / sight [saıt]; fair [feə(r)] superwise ['su:.pә.vaız] = sue [su:]; per [pә(r)]; vice [vaıs]******** manipulate [mə'nıp.jυ.leıt] = man [mæn]; nip [nıp]*********; you [jυ]; late [leıt] leitmotiv ['laıt.məυ.ti:f] = light [laıt]; mow [məυ]; teeth [ti:θ]********** asinine ['æs.ı.naın]*********** = ass [æs]; in [ın]; nine [naın] lackadaisical [læk.ə'deı.zı.k(ə)l] ************ = lack [læk]; at [ət]; day [deı]; zip [zıp]; call [kכ:l] laconic [lə'kαn.ık] = let [let]; con [kαn]*************; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] begger ['beg.ə(r)] = beg [beg]; err [eə(r)]
* leer – (especially of men) to look at someone in an unpleasant and sexually interesed way ** dire – very serious or extreme; very bad ** held – kept or maintained *** straw – a thin tube made on plastic or waterproof paper that is used to suck liquid into the mouth **** upright – straight up or vertical; honest, responsible and moral ***** crew – a group of people who work together, especially all those who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc.; if you crew a boat, or crew for someone on their boat, you help to sail it ****** pyre – a large pile of wood on which a dead body is burnt in some parts of the world ****** kudos – the fame and public admiration that a person receives as a result of a particular achievement or position in society ******* cipher – a person or group of people without power, but used by others for their own purposes, or someone who is not important; a system of writing that prevents most people from understanding the message; a zero ******** vice – moral fault or weakness in someone's character; illegal and immoral activities, especially involving illegal sex, drugs, etc.; a tool with two parts which can be moved together b y tightening a screw so that an object can be held firmly between them while it is being worked on; see also: vice- as a title ********* nip – to press something quickly and quite hard between two objects; to go somewhere quickly or be somewhere for only a short time; a small amount of strong alcoholic drink ********** teeth – effective force or power *********** asinine – extremely stupid ************ lackadaisical – lacking enthusiasm and effort; zip – energy, speed; to move or go somewhere very quickly; nothing ************* con – a disadvantage or a reason for not doing something
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 14-Dec-2014 at 12:23
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Expressions and greetings not for tomorrow...:
tomorrow US [tə'mכ: r.oυ] = to [tə] / tell [tel]; more US [mכ: r]; owe US [oυ] hi [haı] = hie [haı]* / high [haı] hello [hel'əυ] = hell [hel]; owe [əυ] boohoo [bu:'hu:] = boo [bu:]**; who [hu:] hoo-ha ['hu:.ha:] = who [hu:]; ha [ha:]*** hoorey [hυ'reı] = who [hu:] / hook [hυk]; ray [reı] hurray [hə'reı] = huh [hə]**** / ray [reı] hip hip hurray [hıp hıp hə'reı] = hip [hıp]*****; hip [hıp]; huh [hə] / ray [reı] hooroo [hυ'ru:] = who [hu:] / hook [hυk]; rue [ru:]****** yoo-hoo ['ju:.hu:]******* = you [ju:]; who [hu:] yippee [jı'pi:] = yid [jıd]********; pee [pi:] yeoman ['jəυ.mən]********* = yo [jəυ]; man [mæn] goodbye ['gυd.baı] = good [gυd]; by [baı] / buy [baı] night [naıt] = nigh [naı] & at [ət] midnight ['mıd.naıt] = mid- [mıd-]; night [naıt] dawn [dכ:n] = dawn [dכ:n]********** today [tə'deı] = to [tə] / tell [tel]; day [deı] someday ['sΛm.deı] = some [sΛm]; day [deı] yesterday ['jes.tә.deı] = yes [jes]; tear [teә(r)]***********; day [deı] nowadays ['naυ.ә.deız] = now [naυ]; at [ət]; days [deız] always ['כ:l.weız] = all [כ:l]; ways [weız] usually ['ju:.зu.ə.li] = you [ju:]; jus [зu:]; at [ət]; lit [lıt] lately ['leıt.li] = late [leıt]************; lit [lıt] sometimes ['sΛm.taımz] = some [sΛm]; times [taımz]************* seldom ['sel.dəm] = sell [sel]; them [ðəm] often ['αf.t(ə)n] = off [αf]**************; ten [ten] never ['nev.ə(r)] = nerve [nз:v]***************; err [eə(r)]
* hie – to go quickly or to hurry yourself ** boo – to make na expression of strong disapproval or disagreement; an expression, usually shouted, used to surprise or frighten someone who does not know you are near them ***
ha
– used to express satisfaction that something bad has happened to
someone who deserved it, or to express a feeling of victory **** huh – used at the end of a question of statement, especially when you want someone to agree with what you have said ***** hip – approval; fashionable; the area below the waist and above the legs at either side of the body, or the joint which connects the leg to the upper part of the body ****** rue – to feel sory about an event and wish it had not happened; regret ******* yoo-hoo – used to attract a person's attention ******** yid – OFFENSIVE a Jew *********
yeoman
– in the past, a man who was not a servant and owned and cultivated
an area of land; yo – used as an informal greeting between people who know each other or as an expression of approval ********** dawn – early morning; to become known or obvious *********** tear – to move very quickly ************ late – (happening or being) near the end of a period of time; dead; see also: recently [ri:.s(ə)nt.li] = re [ri:]; sent [sent]; lit [lıt] ************* times – word for historical period; multiplied by; amount ************** off – not operating; removed; not at work; separated; distant (from) in time or space *************** nerve – bravery or confidence necessary to do something difficult, unpleasant or rude; the rudeness to do something that you know will upset other people; nerve yourself – to make yourselve brave enough to do something |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 18-Dec-2014 at 15:02
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The intended end of people {['pi:.pl] = pee [pi:]; plea [pli:]} losing their water in godlike fire:
THEE IN GLEE & WISH ALL FAIR BET [ði: ın gli:&wıζ כ :l feә(r) bet]
THE ENGLISH ALPHABET [ði: 'ıη.glıζ 'æl.fə.bet]
eh [eı] - a [eı] be [bi:] - b [bi:] see [si:] - c [si:] deed [di:d] - d [di:] eat [i:t] - e [i:] eff [ef] - f [ef] gee [dзi:] - g [dзi:]
age [eıdз] - h [eıtζ] I [aı] / eye [aı] - i [aı] jay [dзeı] - j [dзeı] cay [keı]* - k [keı]
hell [hel] - l [el] 'em [əm] - m end [end] - n [en] owe [əυ] - o [əυ] pee [pi:] - p [pi:]
queue [kju:] - q [kju:] are [a:(r)] - r [a:(r)] ass [æs] - s [es]
tee [ti:] - t [ti:] you [ju:] - u [ju:] wee [wi:] - v [vi:]
double you ['dΛb.l ju:] - w ['dΛb.l.ju:] ex [eks] - x [eks] why [waı] - y [waı] said [sed] - z [zed]
* see: cayman ['keı.mən] = cay [keı]; man [mæn]
At the beginning there was a word, and at the end there will be also a word (the same word...)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 'The wise person, even if they act alone, can pass understanding to an ass'
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 25-Dec-2014 at 16:09
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Christmas* isn't placed near winter** solstice by accident. The birth of Christ*** is nothing more than the increase of daylight; what happens each year and it makes sense when the days get longer...
* Christmas ['krıs.məs] = christen ['krıs.(ə)n]; mass [mæs]^ / crisp [krısp]^^; mass [mæs]^^^
^ mass – a religious ceremony; having an effect on or involving a large number of people or forming a large amount ^^ crisp – describes weather that is cold, dry and bright, describes air that is cold, dry and fresh ^^^ mass – a large amount of something that has no particular shape or arrangement; the amount of matter in any solid object or in any volume of liquid or gas
** winter ['wın.tə(r)] = win [wın]; tear [teə(r)] *** Jesus Christ [dзi:.zəs'kraıst] = gee [dзi:]; zest [zest]; cry [kraı] & east [i:st]
What was the Star of Bethlehem? The answer is hidden in the name of the twelfth month of the year:
December [dı'sem.bə(r)] = did [dıd]; SAM [sæm]; bear [beə(r)] SAM [sæm] – surface-to-air missile
Words connected to light, ray and day:
light [laıt] = lie [laı] & at [ət] alight [ə'laıt]* = at [ət]; light [laıt] delight [dı'laıt]** = did [dıd]; light [laıt] delightful [dı'laıt.f(ə)l] = did [dıd]; light [laıt]; fell [fel] enlighten [ın'laı.t(ə)n] = in [ın]; light [laıt]; end [end] / in [ın]; lie [laı]; ten [ten] enlightenment [ın'laı.t(ə)n.mənt] = in [ın]; light [laıt]; end [end]; meant [ment] / in [ın]; lie [laı]; ten [ten]; meant [ment] raze [reız]*** = ray [reı] & has [əz] raid [reıd]**** = ray [reı] & add [æd] daytime ['deı.taım] = day [deı]; time [taım] daylights ['deı.laıts]***** = day [deı]; lights [laıts] daybreak ['deı.breık] = day [deı]; break [breık] twilight ['twaı.laıt] = twine [twaın]; light [laıt] light-headed [laıt'hed.ıd]****** = light [laıt]; head [hed] / had [hæd]; id [ıd] daze [deız] = day [deı] & has [əz] dazed [deızd]******* = day [deı] & has [əz] & add [æd] radiate ['reı.di.eıt]******** = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; eight [eıt] / ate [eıt] radiation ['reı.di'eı.ζ(ə)n] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; eh [eı]; shone [ζαn] radial ['reı.di.əl] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; all [כ:l] radium ['reı.di.əm] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; 'em [əm] radiology US ['reı.di'a:.lə.dзi] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; ah [a:]; let [let]; gee [dзi:] radio ['reı.di.əυ] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; owe [əυ] radiotherapy [reı.di.əυ'Өer.ə.pi] = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; owe [əυ]; fair [feə(r)]; at [ət]; pee [pi:] radiator ['reı.di.eı.tə(r)]********* = ray [reı]; deed [di:d] / did [dıd]; eh [eı]; tear [teə(r)]
light- the brightness that comes from the sun, fire, etc. and from electrical devices, and that allows things to be seen; a device which produces light; to produce light; to start to burn; not heavy; the opposite of dark; entertaining and easily understood, but not serious and not intended to make you think
* alight – burning, on fire; showing excitement and happiness; to get out of a vehicle; to land on something; to find or unexpectedly see something ** delight – (something or someone that gives) great pleasure, satisfaction or happiness *** raze – to completely destroy a city, building, etc. **** raid – a short sudden attack, usually by a small group of people ***** daylights – beat/knock the (living) daylights out of sb- to hit someone very hard, many times; see also: daylight ****** light-headed – if you feel light-headed you feel weak and as if you are going to lose your balance ******* dazed - very confused and unable to think clearly because you are shocked or have hit your head ******** radiate – to produce heat and/or light, or (of heat or light) to be produced; to show an emotion or quality, or (of an emotion or
quality) to be shown or felt; to spread out in all directions from the central point ********* radiator – a device, usually a container filled with water, that sends out heat
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 28-Dec-2014 at 11:49
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Just before Hogmanay:
Hogmanay ['hαg.mə.neı] = hog [hαg]*; man [mæn]; nay [neı]**
* hog – a pig, especially one which is allowed to grow large so that it can be eaten; someone who takes much more than a fair share of something, especially by eating too much ** nay – even more
seasons:
season ['si:.z(ə)n] = see [si:]; zen [zen] / zenith ['zen.ıӨ]
winter ['wın.tə(r)] = win [wın]; tear [teə(r)] spring [sprıη] = spring [sprıη]* summer ['sΛm.ә(r)] = sum [sΛm]; err [eә(r)] autumn ['כ:.tәm] = ore [כ:(r)]; them [ðəm]
* spring – to appear or start to exist suddenly; to move quickly and suddenly towards a particular place; a place where water naturally flows out from the ground
months of the year:
January ['dзæn.jυə.ri] US ['dзæn.ju:.er.i] = gen [dзen]; you're [jυr]; re [ri] US gen [dзen]; you [ju:]; err US [er]; eat [i:t] February US ['feb.ru:.er.i] = fab [fæb]*; rue [ru:]; err US [er]; eat [i:t] March [ma:tζ] = march [ma:tζ]** the vernal equinox April ['eı.prəl] = eh [eı]; pray [preı] / prey [preı] & hell [hel]^ May [meı] = may [meı] June [dзu:n] = Jew [dзu:] & 'un [ən]*** / can [kən] the summer solstice July [dзυ'laı] = Jewry [dзυə.ri]; lie [laı] August ['כ:.gəst] = ore [כ:(r)]; guest [gest] September [sep'tem.bə(r)] = sap [sæp]****; term [tз:m]; bear [beə(r)] the autumn equinox October US [a:k'toυ.bə(r)] = arc [a:k] / ark [a:k]; tow US [toυ]; bear [beə(r)] November [nəυ.vem.bə(r)] = no [nəυ]; vamp [væmp]*****; bear [beə(r)] December [dı'sem.bə(r)] = did [dıd]; SAM [sæm]; bear [beə(r)] the winter solstice
* fab – informal for fabulous ** march – to forcefully make someone go somewhere by taking hold of them and pulling them there or going there with them; the determined advance of a state, activity or idea *** 'un – one **** sap – to weaken someone or take away strength or an important quality from someone, especially over a long period of time ***** vamp – a woman who is conscious of and makes use of her attractiveness to men in order to get what she wants; vamp sth up – to make something more exciting
^ Easter [i:.stə(r)] = eat [i:t]; stare [steə(r)] / east [i:st]; steer [stıə(r)]
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 01-Jan-2015 at 16:11
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Best wishes in New Year to all those who consider -
why so many countries have an eagle as their national ensign, why the Madonna treads a snake and why each sound has its own frequency...
- for not being in trepidation (trap in day shone)^
^trepidation [trep.ı'deı.ζ(ə)n] = trap [træp]; in [ın]; day [deı]; shone [ζan]
'Id' long before Freud:
acid ['æs.ıd]* = ass [æs]; id [ıd] arid ['ær.ıd]** = air [eə(r)]; id [ıd] avid ['æv.ıd]*** = av [æv]- AV (audio-visual); id [ıd] beloved [bı'lΛv.ıd]**** = be [bı]; love [lΛv]; id [ıd] dogged ['dαg.ıd]*****= dog [dαg]; id [ıd] fetid ['fet.ıd]****** = fat [fæt]; id [ıd] frigid ['frıdз.ıd]******* = fridge [frıdз]; id [ıd] horrid ['hαr.ıd] US ['hכ:r.ıd]******** = hard [ha:d]; id [ıd] US horn [hכ:rn]; id [ıd] indebted [ın'det.ıd]********* = in [ın]; dept [det]; id [ıd] insipid [ın'sıp.ıd]********** = in [ın]; sip [sıp]; id [ıd] intrepid [ın'trep.ıd]*********** = in [ın]; trap [træp]; id [ıd] jagged ['dзæg.ıd]************ = jag [dзæg]; id [ıd] livid ['lıv.ıd]************* = live [lıv]; id [ıd] lurid US ['lυr.ıd]************** = lure US [lυr]; id [ıd] rigid ['rıdз.ıd]*************** = ridge [rıdз]; id [ıd] (...)
id [ıd] – the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger and the wish of pleasure
* acid – containing acid, or having similar qualities to an acid; describes a remark or way of speaking that is cruel or criticizes something in an unkind way; notice: the best acid is water; ass – a stupid person; used by man to refer to sexual activity, or to women considered only as sex objects ** arid – very dry; unsuccessful; not interesting and lacking in imagination *** avid – extremely eager or interested **** beloved – loved very much ***** dogged – very determined to do something, even if it is very difficult; ****** fetid, foetid – smelling extremely bad and stale ******* frigid – (of a woman) having difficulty in becoming sexually excited; unfriendly or very formal; extremely cold ******** horrid – unpleasant or unkind; see: horned soul ********* indebted – grateful because of help given **********
insipid
– lacking a strong taste or character, or lacking interest or
energy; sip
– to drink, taking only a very small amount at a time ***********
intrepid
–
extremely brave and showing no fear of dangerous situations; trap
– a dangerous or unpleasant situation which you have got into and
from which it is difficult or impossible to escape ************ jagged – rough and uneven, with sharp points ************* livid – extremely engry; of an unpleasant purple or dark blue colour; live – to be alive or have life; (of things which can not be alive) to exist or continue to exist ************** lurid – shocking because involving violence, sex or immoral activity; too brightly coloured; lure – the quality or power that something or someone has that makes them attractive; to persuade someone to do something or go somewhere by offering them something exciting *************** rigid – stiff or fixed; not able to be bent, moved, changed or persuaded; ridge – a long narrow raised part of a surface, especially a high edge along a mountain; the part of a roof where the sloping sides join at the top |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 04-Jan-2015 at 12:41
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'Id' long before Freud (continued):
pallid ['pæl.ıd]* = pal [pæl]; id [ıd] placid ['plæs.ıd]** = plash [plæζ]; id [ıd] ragged ['ræg.ıd]*** = rag [ræg]; id [ıd] rapid ['ræp.ıd]**** = rap [ræp]; id [ıd] solid ['sαl.ıd]***** = salt [sαlt]; id [ıd] stunted US ['stΛnt.ıd]****** = stunt [stΛnt]; id [ıd] squalid ['skwαl.ıd]******* = squall [skwכ:l]; id [ıd] stolid ['stαl.ıd]******** = stall [stכ:l]; id [ıd] sweated ['swet.ıd]********* = sweat [swet]; id [ıd] tepid ['tep.ıd]********** = tap [tæp]; id [ıd] timid ['tım.ıd]*********** = teem [ti:m]; id [ıd] torrid US ['tכ:r.ıd]************ = tore US [tכ:r]; id [ıd] valid ['væl.ıd]************* = valve [vælv]; id [ıd] vapid ['væp.ıd]************** = WAP [wæp]; id [ıd] varied US ['ver.ıd]*************** = vary US ['ver.i] & id [ıd] vivid ['vıv.ıd]**************** = viva ['vi:.və] & id [ıd] wicked ['wık.ıd]***************** = wick [wık]; id [ıd] wretched ['retζ.ıd]****************** = wretch [retζ]; id [ıd]
feed [fi:d] = fee [fi:] & id [ıd]
id [ıd] – the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger and the wish of pleasure
* pallid – very pale, in a way that looks unattractive and unhealthy; lacking enthusiasm or excitement; pal – used when talking to a man who is annoying you ** placid – having a calm appearance or characteristics; plash – the noise of slowly running water *** ragged – not in good condition; torn or uneven; (of a person) untidy, dirty and wearing old torn clothes; rag – a torn piece of old cloth; to say things which are amusing but a little unkind **** rapid – fast or sudden; rap – to hit or say something suddenly and forcefully; a sudden short noise, especially one made by hitting a hard surface; a judgement or reaction ***** solid – hard or firm, keeping a clear shape; an object that has a height, width and length, and is not flat; not liquid or gas; a substance that is not liquid or gas; certain or safe; of a good standard; giving confidence or support; continuous; salt – a chemical substance which is a combination of a metal or a base with an acid; base: a chemical that dissolves in water and combines with an acid to create salt; the lowest part of something; not honourable and lacking in morals; the number on which a counting system is built ****** stunted – dwarfish; very small; stunt – to prevent the growth or development of something from reaching its limit; an exciting action; something that is done to get attention ******* squalid – extremely dirty and unpleasant, immoral; involving sex and drugs, etc. in an unpleasant way; squall – a sudden strong wind; to make a loud sharp noise ******** stolid – (of a person) calm and not showing emotion or excitement, or (of a thing) not interesting or attractive; stall – a small encolsure within a farm building in which there is space for one animal to be kept; to delay taking action or avoid giving an answer ********* sweated – involving workers who are paid very little and who work many hours in very bad conditions ********** tepid – (of liquid) not very warm; describes a reaction which is not enthusiastic; tap – a device that controls the flow of liquid, especially water, from a pipe; a device that controls the flow of gas from a pipe; to hit something gently, and often repeatedly; to obtain or make use of something *********** timid – shy and nervous; lacking confidence; easily frightened; teem – to rain heavily ************ torrid – extremely hot; involving strong emotions, especially those of sexual love; see: a torrid time – a period when you experience a lot of problems; tore – past simple of tear *************
valid
– based on truth or reason; able to be accepted; valve
– a device which opens and closes to control the flow of liquids or gases; electron lamp ************** vapid – lacking intelligence or imagination; WAP – Wireless Application Protocol: a system which allows you to use the Internet using a type of mobile phone *************** varied – containing or changing between several different things or types; vary – to be different; to change or cause something to change in amount or level ****************
vivid
– producing very clear, powerful and detailed images in the mind;
brightly coloured; viva – used to express approval or good wishes ***************** wicked – morally wrong and bad, slightly immoral or bad for you, but in an attractive way, excellent; wick – a piece of string in the center of a candle, or a similar part of a light, which supplies fuel to the flame ****************** wretched – unhappy, unpleasant or of low quality; used to express annoyance; very unhappy; wretch – a person who experiences something unpleasant; someone who is unpleasant or annoying
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 08-Jan-2015 at 13:18
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'Id', 'ego' and 'superego'
forehead ['fαr.ıd] = for [fכ:(r)] / far [fa:(r)]; id [ıd] big-headid [bıg'hed.ıd] = big [bıg]; head [hed] / had [hæd]; id [ıd] clear-sighted [klıə'saıt.ıd] = clear [klıə(r)]; sight [saıt]; id [ıd] cold-blooded [kəυld'blΛd.ıd]* = cold [kəυld]; blood [blΛd]; id [ıd] hot-blooded [hαt'blΛd.ıd]** = hot [hαt]; blood [blΛd]; id [ıd] warm-blooded [wכ:m'blΛd.ıd]*** = warm [wכ:m]; blood [blΛd]; id [ıd] whole-hearted US [hoυl'ha:r.ıd]**** = whole US [hoυl]; heart US [ha:rt]; id [ıd] hard-headed [ha:d'hed.ıd]***** = hard [ha:d]; head [hed] / had [hæd]; id [ıd] idiom ['ıd.i.əm]****** = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; 'em [əm] idiomatic ['ıd.i.ə'mæt.ık] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət]; mat [mæt]*******; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] ideogram ['ıd.i.ə.græm] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət]; gram [græm] idiosyncrasy [ıd.i.ə'sıη.krә.si]******** = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət]; sing [sıη]; crow [krәυ]; see [si:] idiot ['ıd.i.ət] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət] idiotic US ['ıd.i'a:.tık] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; ah [a:]; tick [tık] / tic [tık] idiocy ['ıd.i.ə.si] = id [ıd]; eat [i:t]; at [ət]; see [si:] idyll ['ıd.(ә)l]********* = id [ıd]; hell [hel] ego ['i:.gəυ] = eat [i:t]; go [gəυ] alter ego ['αl.tə(r) 'i:.gəυ]********** = all [כ:l]; tear [teə(r)]; eat [i:t]; go [gəυ] egocentric [i:.gəυ'sen.trık]***********= eat [i:t]; go [gəυ]; sent [sent]; trick [trık] egomania [i:.gəυ'meı.ni.ə]************ = eat [i:t]; go [gəυ]; may [meı]; knee [ni:] / kneel [ni:l]; at [ət] egotism [i:.gəυ.tı.z(ə)m]************* = eat [i:t]; go [gəυ]; tee [ti:]; is [ız]; 'em [əm] egoism [i:.gəυ.ı.z(ə)m] = eat [i:t]; go [gəυ]; ease [i:z]; 'em [əm] superego [su:.pə'ri:.gəυ] = sue [su:]; per [pə(r)]; re [ri:] & eat [i:t]; go [gəυ]
id
[ıd] – the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents
the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger and the wish of pleasure
ego ['i:.gəυ] – the part of a person's mind which tries to match the hidden desires of the id with the demands of reality; your idea or opinion of yourself, or a great feeling of your own importance and ability
superego [su:.pə'ri:.gəυ] – the part of your mind which knows what is right and wrong according to the rules of the society in which you live, and which causes you to feel guilty when you do something wrong
* cold-blooded – describes animals that can can only control their body heat by taking in heat from the outside or by being very active f.ex. snakes and lizards ** hot-blooded – showing strong feelings very easily and quickly, especially anger or love; describes a person with strong sexual feelings and energy ***
warm-blooded –
having a body temperature which stays the same and does not change
with the temperature of the surroundings f.ex. birds **** whole-hearted – completely enthusiastic ***** hard-headed – not influenced by emotions ******
idiom
– a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning
that is different from the meanings of each word understood on its own; the style of expression in writing, speech or music that is typical of a particular period, person or group; native language or dialect ******* mat – a thick layer of something, which is twisted together untidily ******** idiosyncrasy – a strange or unusual habit, way of behaving or feature that someone or something has; sing – to make musical sounds; to make or be filled with a (high) ringing sound; ********* idyll – a very happy, peaceful and simple situation or period of time **********alter ego – the side of someone's personality which is not usually seen by other people *********** egocentric – describes someone who is selfish, thinking only of themselves ************ egomania – when a person considers themselves to be very important and able to do anything that they want to do *************
egotism
–
the tendency to think only about yourself
and consider yourself better and more important than other people
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2015 at 15:45
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What
have in common Kurds from Kurdistan, extinct Kurs from Courland
(Kurland) or Kuru tribe from India? The answer may seem simple; the same root in their names – kur. There are other examples: ancient people from Kurile Islands were called kuru, in northeast Poland live Kurps so far. We've got thisword core also in many geographical names like Kurdufan, Kurajma situated nearby ancient Nuri in Sudan, Kursk in Russia, Kuroshima in Japan, Kurseong in India but also Kurów or Kurowo in Poland.
'kur' in Ainu language means 'shadow', 'darkness' but also 'man'; in Japanese 'kuru' means 'darkness' and 'kuro' is 'black'; Korean 'kurim' and Tungusic 'kurunyuk' mean the same: 'soot' and in Mongolian and Turkish 'kara' is 'black'.
In Basque language 'zakur' is a 'dog'.
And in English:
cur [kз:(r)] – a mongrel (dog of mixed type), especially one that is frightening or fierce; a person who is thought to be worthless or cowardly
The most popular Polish curse is 'Kurwa mać', I suppose some of you heard it at least once. But when you analyse
these two words they show quite an interesting meaning. 'Kurwa'
is a 'woman
from Kur tribe' and 'mać' is old Polish word for 'mother'. |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 08-Feb-2015 at 13:27
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Sumerian
myth about Enki and
Ninhursag
describes primordial
waters Kur
from the Lower World that went up to the surface and threatened to cover everything with water causing flood, but they were kept back by Ninurta, who was the son of Enlil – he put on Kur the pile of stones.
It seems to be connected to the first tumulous or barrow and that root stayed in many languages like Polish 'kurhan', Russian 'кypгaн'.
Ainu were to derived from the sexual relationship between a princess and a dog (wolf). As it was said before, English 'cur' means 'mongrel, but also a person who is thought to be worthless'. In Sikhu tribe they added the expression 'Kaur' after female first name, what translates as 'princess'. Mind also shells of cowrie (cowry) that were used in many parts of the world not only as money (Africa and southern Asia) but also for decorative purposes (Kalash people in Pakistan or mountaineers in Poland near Zakopane). Goddesses Kauri appear in Tibetan Book of the Dead. In India a sigh of circle, over which there is a cross, is called Kuri and belongs to misteries of god Wisznu. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Kalash-women-Noe.jpg"> http://www.lonelyplanet.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Kalash-women-Noe.jpg - http://www.lonelyplanet.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Kalash-women-Noe.jpg One of the most moral Old Prussians (many of them killed by Knights of the Cross in Northeastern Poland) remained so called 'Pruskie Baby' (Prussian old women) - female figures with a horn made from stone, found also in other countries.
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Brückner
writes about goddess
Kurko*,
'Kurek'
was a figure made probably form the last ears of corn, carried in the procession during harvest home. Presumed goddess Kurche remainds Polish curse: 'kurcze' and 'kurde' what was at first nothing else than a recalling to the almighty power.
*Finnish 'Kurko' means 'wizard' similar to Estonian 'Kuri'
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 19-Feb-2015 at 15:18
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From KUR to UR
'UR' in Basque means WATER
Earth-universe was called Lurbira, as the element: 'Lurra', 'Luur' or 'Lur' that was connected to ice and snow ('euria' – rain; 'elurria' or 'elurra' – snow).
Even in the XIIth century Basques called God – Urcia.
Ur
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Uruk 
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Mari  http://upload.wikimedia.org Mari was Basques goddess, also called Amaya or Maya and Her Time comes...
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Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 06-Apr-2015 at 09:31
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Medicine
doctor ['dαk.tə(r)] = dock [dαk]*; tear [teə(r)] patient ['peı.ζ(ә)nt] = pay [peı]; shan't US [ζænt] antibiotic [æn.ti.baı'αt.ık] = and [ən]; tee [ti:]; buy [baı]; at [ət]; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] placebo [plə'si:.bəυ] = play [pleı] / plan [plæn]; see [si:]; bow [bəυ]** epidemic [ep.ı'dem.ık] = ape [eıp]; in [ın]; damn [dæm]; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] hospital ['hαs.pı.t(ə)l] = has [həz]; pee [pi:] / pill [pıl]***; tell [tel] prescription [prı'skrıp.ζ(ә)n] = pre- [pri:]; script [skrıpt]; shone [ζan] medicine ['med.ı.sən] = mad [mæd]; in [ın]; sun [sΛn] surgeon [sз:.dз(ә)n] = sir [sз:(r)]; gen [dзen] treatment [tri:t.mәnt] = treat [tri:t]; meant [ment] operation US [a:.pә'reı.ζ(ә)n] = are [a:(r)]; per [pә(r)]; ray [reı]; shone [ζan] radiotherapy
[reı.di.əυ'Өer.ə.pi] = ray
[reı]; deed
[di:d] / did
[dıd]; owe
[əυ]; fair
[feə(r)] / tear [teə(r)]; at [ət]; pee [pi:] sanatorium [sæn.ə'tכ:.ri.əm ] = sun [sΛn]; at [ət]; tore [tכ:(r)]; re [ri]; 'em [əm] transfusion [træns'fju:.з(ә)n] = trans- [træns-]****; few [fju:]; gen [dзen] abortion [ә'bכ:.ζ(ә)n ] = at [әt]; bore [bכ:(r)]; shone [ζan] relieve [rı'li:v]***** = re- [rı-]; live [lıv] vaccine ['væk.si:n] = vac [væk]******; seen [si:n] cytology [saı'tαl.ə.dзi] = sigh [saı]; tall [tכ:l]; at [ət]; gee [dзi] schizo ['skıt.səυ] = skit [skıt]*******; sow [səυ] hypnosis [hıp'nəυ.sıs] = hip [hıp]********; no [nəυ]; sees [si:s] / cease [si:s] psychic ['saı.kık]= sigh [saı]; kick [kık]********* psychology [saı'kαl.ə.dзi] = sigh [saı]; call [kכ:l]; at [ət]; gee [dзi] psychologist [saı'kαl.ə.dзıst] = sigh [saı]; call [kכ:l]; at [ət]; gee [dзi] & east [i:st] psychosis [saı'kəυ.sıs]= sigh [saı]; co- [kəυ-]; cease [si:s] psychoterapy [saı'kəυ'Өer.ə.pi]= sigh [saı]; co- [kəυ-]; fair [feə(r)] / tear [teə(r)]; at [ət]; pee [pi:]
* dock – to remove part of something, especially money; a specially enclosed area of water in a port that is used for loading
and unloading or repairing ships; a long platform built over water
where passengers can get on or off a boat or where goods can be
loaded and unloaded; see: dock a dog – cut the dog's tail ** bow – bow to sb / sth to do what someone else wants you to do, usually unwillingly *** pill – a small solid piece of medicine which a person swallows without chewing; an annoying person **** trans- – having changed from one thing to another; across ***** relieve – to steal something from someone; polite word for urinate ****** vac – a period of time; an act of cleaning something ******* skit – a short amusing play which makes a joke of something ******** hip – an expression that is called out, often by a group of people at the same time, to express approval of someone ********* kick – a strong feeling of excitement and pleasure; a new interest, especially one that does not last long |
Posted By: aniart
Date Posted: 16-Apr-2015 at 13:33
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Education
hypothesis [haı'pαӨ.ə.sıs] = high [haı]; path [pa:Ө]; at [ət]; sees [si:s] / cease [si:s] scientist ['saıən.tıst] = sigh [saı] & and [ən]; tee [ti:] & east [i:st] scientific [saıən'tıf.ık] = sigh [saı] & and [ən]; teeth [ti:Ө]*; eke [i:k] / ache [eık] academy [ə'kæd.ə.mi] = at [ət]; cad [kæd]**; at [ət]; me [mi:] education [ed.jυ'keı.ζ(ә)n] = add [æd]; you [jυ]; K [keı]***; shone [ζan] university [ju:.nı'vз:.sı.ti] = you [ju:]; knee [ni:] / kneel [ni:l]; verse [vз:s] / versus ['vз:.sәs]; see [si:]; tee [ti:] unit ['ju:.nıt] = you [ju:]; nit [nıt]**** student ['stju:.d(ə)nt] = stew [stju:]; dent [dent]***** study ['stΛd.i] = stud [stΛd]******; eat [i:t] professor [prə'fes.ә(r)] = pro- [prəυ-]; fess [fes]*******; err [eә(r)] teacher ['ti:.tζə(r)] = tee [ti:]********; chair [tζeə(r)] collegiate [kə'li:.dзi.ət] = can [kən]; lee [li:] / lit [lıt]; gee [dзi]; at [ət] department [dı'pa:t.mənt] = did [dıd]; part [pa:t]; meant [ment] vice-rector [vaıs-rek.tə(r)] = vice [vaıs]*********; rack [ræk]; tear [teə(r)] lecture ['lek.tζə(r)] = lack [læk]; chair [tζeə(r)] area ['eə.ri.ə] = air [eə(r)]; re [ri]; at [ət] degree [dı'gri:] = did [dıd]; greed [gri:d] document ['dαk.jυ.mənt] = dock [dαk]; you [jυ]; meant [ment] paper ['peı.pə(r)] = pay [peı]; per [pə(r)] illiterate [ı'lıt.(ə)r.ət] = ill [ıl]; lit [lıt]; err [eә(r)]; at [ət] master ['ma:.stə(r)] US ['mæs.tə] = ma [ma:]; stare [steə(r)] / steer [stıə(r)] US mass [mæs]; tear [ter]
* teeth – effective force or power ** cad – a man who behaves badly or dishonestly, especially to woman *** K – abbreviation for kilobyte **** nit – a foolish or stupid person (also nitwit) ***** stew – to do nothing productive; to be angry; to think about or suffer the result of your own foolish actions, without anyone giving you any
help; dent
– if you dent someone's confidence or pride, you make them feel less confident or proud ****** stud – a small nail or piece of metal, with a large rounded top, that is hammered into or fixed to the surface of something, usually for
decoration; to nail; see: studded
['stΛd.ıd]
= stud
[stΛd];
id
[ıd] and studied
–
very carefully and intentionally
done, made or considered, rather than in a completely honest or sincere way *******
fess
up
– to admit that you have done something that someone else will not
like; pro- –supporting or approving of something ******** tee – target (in a game) *********
vice
– moral fault or weakness in someone's character; a tool with two
parts which can be moved together by tightening a screw so that an object can be held firmly between them while it is being worked on |