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Loeb Classics; Plato; Cratylus; pg 121; vs. 418 SET ONE OF ‘MOTIONS’ Dei’on – “obligation” (Root: ‘to go through’) *de’o—-* (root of Dei’on) – “to bind” as a prisoner or animal—-Mt. 18:18 (Cf. “Deismos” as cognate) Blaberon (cognate) —————————————- SET TWO OF ‘MOTIONS’ (Plato says that these particular names signify

Etymology’s joke on us is that our very words that mean “grasp an idea of, mentally fit together parts of reality” — are themselves obscure or incomprehensible to us. Understand is so plainly odd that even people who don’t think about word histories notice it. In form it is a compound

Origins of Early North American Indians are Turkish/ Georgian/Altaic (Japonic)  |  Traces of the Altaic Words “ATA”, “APA”, “ANA” and Their Derivatives in the Languages of Some of the Native Peoples of Americas By: Polat Kaya In early 1980s, out of curiosity, I was wondering about a possible existence of