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EDENICSis about sound and senseMUSICand MEANINGinlanguage. EDENIC(Proto-Semitic, best documented in Biblical Hebrew)was HARD-WIRED in the brain of man (since Eden). Its software designmatches thehardwareANATOMY ofLips,Throat,Tooth Ridge,Nose,Tongue, andWhistling Air (to pronounce the letters/sounds).

Then, in Shinar (Sumer, referenced as the later Babel) a neuro-linguistic

disturbance was the Big Bang of language dispersion. The single, species-wide human language program was diversified into 70 languages. Theongoing natural breakup of these languages, like Proto-Germanic, have

now given us 6000 languages (really dialects), like English.

Genesis 11does not reveal the mechanics of the confounding oflanguage at the TOWER OFBABEL,but global Edenicists are making great

strides in analyzing the ensuing diversity.

First, there were immediate Sound-Based LETTER SHIFTSwithin 7ANATOMICAL GROUPS. (Musics 7 notes are do, ra, mi, fa, so, la and ti.) Interchangeable VoicelessVowels:Aleph/anyCap Vowel &Sometime Vowels;

Hey/H; Vav/OO or OA; Yod/Y, J or eeY;Ayin/GH or bracketed [Cap Vowel]

InterchangeableBilabialLetters (LIPS)Bet/B, Bhet/BH or [V]; Vav/V or W; Pey/P; Phey/PH or F

InterchangeableGutturalLetters (THROAT)Hey/H, Gimel/G or J, Het/[K]H or K[H], Kahf/K, Khaf/KH,Ayin/GH or bracketed[Cap Vowel], Koof/Q

InterchangeableDentalLetters (TOOTH RIDGE) Dalet/D, Tet/DT, Tsadi/TS (always ST in European), Tahf/T, Thaf/TH

InterchangeableNasalLetters (NOSE) Mem/M, Noon/N InterchangeableLiquidLetters (ROLL ING TONGUE)

Lamed/L, Resh/Ror WR

InterchangeableFricative/SibilantLetters(WHISTLING) Zayin/Z, Samekh/$, Tsadi/TS, Sin/S, Shin/SH, Sahf/(S) (Sahfis a variant of Tahf)

EXAMPLES:

Sometime VOWEL to Voiceless VOWEL YaGOAN toAGONY LIPS BILABIAL SHIFT ABBa to PAPA

THROAT GUTTURAL SHIFT QeReN to HORN

TOOTH RIDGE DENTAL SHIFT AReTS to EARTH

NOSE NASAL SHIFT IYLaN to ELM

ROLL ING TONGUE LIQUID SHIFT [K]HOAR to HOLE

WHISTL ING FRICATIVE SHIFT SHaQeL to SCALE

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Second,METATHESIS scrambledROOT WORDS:positions 1-2-3 ofROOT LETTERS swapped places in traceable patterns, evenReversals. (Reversals are most common with two-letter root words.)

EXAMPLES:

DEGREE M132(easiest) from DaRGaH(step, rank) WORD M231fromDa[V]aR (word) BEAUTY M213 from TSiBHeeY(beautiful) MERCY M312 from RaK[H]eM(mercy) TERRA M321 (Reversal) fromAReTS(earth)Third, during millennia of language corruption, survival of the easiestcaused NASALIZATION(inserting extra Ns or Ms).

EXAMPLES:

AND [O]aWD (furthermore) SLING SHaLaK[H](to send off, release, throw) SWAMP $OOF(German sumpf, a marshy swamp, bog) BRONZE BaRZeL (bronze, brass) With Edenics we can now know WHY words mean what they do.

Why is a Spanish firemen a bombero, and a French one apompier?Because firemen PUMPwater, and historys firstPIPE was the ABOOBH,

(hollow reed). See NASALIZATION and BILABIAL SHIFTS above.Languages everywhere are ultimately from Babel.

The migrating Native Americans "remembered" the EdenicwordTSaK[H]aN(stink), scrambled a bit at Babel, when they encountered ablack and white stinker. English got SKUNKfrom Native Americans.To hear STINKor SCANDAL (a big stink), apply metathesis M132 toTSaK[H]aN.

Edenicists apply fundamentals ofSound-Based LETTER SHIFTS,METATHESIS,andNASALIZATIONto search for Edenic ROOTS.

Only a few hundred words are as simple as Japanese SaMuRai(the

emperors royal guard) from SHOMeR (guardian). The vast majority

of words are as hard to get as: (1) English LONGfrom EdenicARoaKH

(long)the initial Aleph is dropped, the Resh shifts liquids to L, and

an N is added (nasalization); or (2) English WORD (from German vort)

from Edenic Da[V]aR (word, thing)where metathesisM231 and a

bilabial shift are needed.

RESOURCES and INFO at www.edenics.org www.edenics.net

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Transliteration Key

Aleph A, or any UpperCASE VOWEL

Lamed L

Bet/ Bhet B or BH or [V] / Mem M

Gimel G or J / Noon N

Dalet D Samekh $ (like S)

Hey H AyinBracketed UPPERCASE [VOWEL] or

GH

Vav V,W,OO or OA / Pey, Phey P, PH or F

Zayin Z/

TsadiTS (always read

ST in European(

Het [K]H or K[H] Koof Q

Tet DT Resh R or WR

Yod Y Shin or Sin SH or S

/ Kahf/Khaf K or KHTahf, Thaf

or SahfT,TH or (S)

Bet/Bhet, Kahf/Khaf, Pey/Phey, Shin/Sin, and Tahf/Thaf/Sahf are variants.Hebrew script uses diacritical marks, or dots, to indicate whether, for example,

the letter sounds like an aspirated B or a passive BH/V.

Five letters have end forms: - -- - - UPPER or lower Case:1) Anything in lower case is not a ROOT LETTER but added to replace

vowels and aid pronunciation.

2) CONSONANTS are capitalized, and are the integral part of Edenic roots.

3) VOWELS are in lower case, indicating they are merely added to help onepronounce the word.

EXCEPTIONS

1) Vav is a V or W as a consonant, but can serve as the OO or OA vowelsounds as in ROOT and BOAT. Such vowels from a Vav in Edenic wordare in upper case.

2) A Yod will often render an eeY sound. If in the Hebrew, the Y is in

upper case.