According to Plato and Aristotle each
letter-character have meanings of
«sounds, visuals, human behaviour, and weather
conditions»,
and every character have an symbolic meaning.
Phoenicians
sea-going traders, and merchants adopting the Greek
Alphabet, and introducing it to the Mediterranean
countries, giving the impression that the Alphabet was
Phoenician, for this responsible was Greek historian
Herodotus, confusing «recent Cadmus
(=Κάδμος)» with the older Cadmus, who appeared
the same era with Zeus, as we
read in the Greek historian Hesiodus in «Theogony»
(lines 937,975,978) and in Homer's (Odyssey E. 299-333-335).
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Symbol K visually is the splitting act
mostly of dry wood, or stone giving a sharp dry noise
(ka,ka,ka,- ke,ke,ke), ΚΑΓΚ (=KAG) also
carving and giving shape to hard objects to create
useful things furniture,
tools, pots, etc. Splitting. Words (Κράτος
(=nation), κάρα(=κεφαλή(=head =split in battle). The
word κύκλος(=circle) took its name from the
bird of prey the hawk (=kirkinezi),
the hawk very common to the Greek mountains, circling
the sky the direction of a circle=(κύκλος) and
sounding it's voice kirk,kirk,kirk giving the words, ΚΙΡΚΟΣ
(=circus) ΚΡΙΚΟΣ (=ring).
Cyclops (=Κύκλωπες) took their names of the
technique to build big and tall walls (Cyclopean
walls) protecting their cave and stock, the shape of a
circle living a small opening as a passage. The myth
that Cyclops
where monsters with one eye is not a fact, but they
considered as strong wealthy selfish and ruthless (not having an eye for the poor),
they where the first herdsman people to capture the
animals and breed them, and to create the first
communities.Centaurs (half
man half horse)(=Κένταυρος) κεντά=prick or
jab + ταύρος=bull) prick the bull with a long rod or
cane.
The Greek symbol C
used until the Byzantine era, replaced then by K.
Splitting
ΚΡΙΚΟΣ (=ring)
(=circus)
bird
of prey circling the sky crying kirk,kirk,kirk
Q
Κούρος Qouros (=boy with
long hair) - Κόρη Qouri (=girl daughter) Κουρήτες (=Qurites=Curers-nurses
mostly young people taking care older and
ill people.
Latin symbols
where also Greek originating from Evia near
the city of Kimi. Q
was replaced by K,
and other Latin symbols where excluded from
the Greek Alphabet. The Greek symbol C used until the
Byzantine era, replaced then by K Κόμη (=hair)
- Κουρέας(=barber), Κομμωτης
(=hairdresser)
Every
European country is using today at least 5.000
ancient Greek words used as seedlings to create
other new words, the English are using
8.000 words, plus other European and non
European countries. Below is some
examples in English.
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= Q
