Origins of language!

Originally posted by medenaywe OODiSeeJee=Hostly admire weights Echo!Why do they admire this man,Alani?

Is this meant to be a riddle, medenaywe? By Zeus, I have no idea my friend.

Originally posted by medenaywe Just a late night joke!G-Night Alani!Tomorrow is working day for ordinary people!Teachers are not that?

Goodnight, medenaywe. I have the utmost respects for teachers.

Originally posted by medenaywe HiMeNo=Himen=Archest Creation Cares!It is better with adjective as i can see.As for it's function it is non defensible!

The function of the hymen is to protect the female creation channel from infections etc before the maritable age when the same is used for the ultimate creation - of humans. Care for the future creation through protecting the entrance - this is what it's use is, and I think if ties quite well with the meanings we are giving here. AFAIK the word came from Hymen,  a Greek god of marriage, and "hymenaios" - Greek love/marriage songs that were sung as a part of the marriage processions, something like the "Song of Songs".

Originally posted by medenaywe Tomorrow is working day for ordinary people!Teachers are not that?

Actually they are not - teachers are special, few people can be good teachers, because this requires so much patience, and ability to explain complicated matter with simple words, ability to measure a kid psychologically to know what would work with him/her and to choose the right methods; wide basic knowledge so one can answer most questions that kids like to throw at a teacher; ability to resolve fast conflict situations...this is a job with high expectations and universally low pay; so one can do it for long only if one feels that this is a call, not only a job. What do you teach, if it's not a secret?

What is your take on the word "teach", or in Ancient Greek "didasko"? In Greek there is difference between "daskalos/daskala" - teacher for grade schools, elementary and middle school level and
"kathigitis/kathigitra" - teacher for high school - university


Edited by Don Quixote - 05-Feb-2012 at 21:34

HiMeN=Hymen=From Archer Creation Mother's!
and "illogical" one form:
Archest creation Mother's!
I suppose real this one exists also:
HiMeNNo=Hymen=From Archer creation Mother's cares!
"Illogical" form:Archest creation Mother's(She is here as you know,female!) cares!


Edited by medenaywe - 06-Feb-2012 at 04:28

NaGeRoIA=Hero=Offers,From mind,to Homeland victim!
"illogical form":
Offers,Mind-altering(He,The Hero),to Homeland victim!
GeLe=From mind Image!
Illogical form:
Mind-altering image!
He or She:GeLeTo and GeLeTa
GeLeTo:Mind-altering image shleters
GeLeTa=Mind-altering Image Beauties!
GeNiE=Genius=From Mind Courage answers!
Illogical form:
Mind-Altering Courage answers!


Edited by medenaywe - 06-Feb-2012 at 12:13

PLaTo=Plato=From Water Wing shelters!
Illogical form:
Wet wing shelters!
PLaToI=From Water Wing Saves/secures!
Illogical form:
Wet wing saves/secures!(He!)Did this mean he adopt orphans in Academy?
PLaToN:Wet wing secures Mother's!

Originally posted by medenaywe I am teaching NaDeNaJVeMo Zi here!Language of people from Troy&rulers of Egypt,descenders of Aristotle. JeZiKo=language=Fom Ancestry language circles! Non logical form: Ancestral speech(language) circles. JeZiKa=Ancestral speech features!

So you teach Language Arts? What level do you teach? I'm asking because I'm a teacher too, substitute in all levels.But I don't want to derail the thread.

"ezik" in Bulgarian is "language"
"iasuik" is in Russian
"ez" is similar it "az" which is "I"
"krug" is circle, the 2nd syllable in "ezik" is "ik" which is "kru" in reverse, 2 linguistic steps - methatesis and elision. So, "I'/like 'my"/ circle
and in the English form the first syllable "lang" I suspect was "land" like the land from where the language originates, but "d" passed in "g" with one language step, fortition.
But I have to go to bed, I'm working tomorrow, good night, world

As you can see,personal names at Danayans are descriptive and gender is hidden cause it belongs to person that carries this name!It was respect!
ex.OODiSeeJee=Hostly admire(for him,Odyssey),(from others) weights Echo!


Edited by medenaywe - 10-Feb-2012 at 08:54

Originally posted by medenaywe Do You understand a structure of ancient language Don?My idea is to talk this way after i write 100/200 pages here!That means lot of words from everywhere.Especially Slavs&Hebrew&Arab&Turkish&Persian& Latin and many others of course!I teach electronics&communications.Title:graduated engineer.Working place:Secondary school,Vocational.Is it OK now?To teach here?

I dabble in linguistics, mostly Slavic languages actually, I can use Russian, Serbian and Macedonian in varying degrees, plus some Old Slavonic I work on; some Greek and Latin, enough to make connection between words and meanings, I think so at least... I tried to get on Hebrew a long time ago in Bulgaria, but after several weeks I ran out of money...and this is one hard language to work on my myself, with the lack of vowels, etc, so I dropped it. As a teen I was into Arabic, tried to work it out from one Russian textbook, but unfortunately I didn't get anywhere. So, I read some stuff on Proto-Indo-European language, and some theories, and take a lot of fire on another forum for thinking that there is something to the Nostratic hypothesis. I have no idea how much I understand of the structure of ancient languages, but I like to think that I'm not a full ignoramus in it.

Anyway, talk any way you want, I'm interested in what you came up with, the more the better. And of course, an electronics and communications teacher is always welcomed in the vicinity by arch-ludites like me. I mean, I can pull up a random subbing day for a communication teacher, but only with good plans, because I royally suck in E&C.