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HISTORY OF GENESIS OF THE GREEK ALPHABET
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DECIPHERMENT THE
GREEK ALPHABET
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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.
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Α - Β -
Γ
- Δ
- Ε
- Ζ -
Η - Θ
- Ι
- Κ -
Λ - Μ -
Ν - Ξ -
Ο - Π -
Ρ
- Σ
- Τ - Υ
Φ - Χ -
Ψ - Ω
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Archaeological findings of Greek
writing in northern Greece have been discovered,
estimating an age of 11.000 years old.
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Greek
Archaic similar Ionic Alphabet,
long before the Phoenicians claim the originality of the
alphabet.
Another proof that the Alphabet is Hellenic.
Evidence for
the origins of
the Greek Alphabet
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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
(=ΚÜδμος)»
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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«  »
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Each symbol
sound the same, but have different meaning.
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Υ:
=The cavity, cup any word that begins or includes
symbol «Y» represents water or liquid
substance, Using the inner hand (cavity) to capture
water for drinking.
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Words of
objects with a cavity, convexity: κýμα
(=wave), βυθüς
(=bottom of the sea),
Üυλαξ (=channel),
ΥΔΩΡ (=WATER),
ΥΓΡΟΣ
(=WET), ΥΙΟΣ(=SON-born
from moist womb), ΥΜΗΝ
(=thin skin - the membrane of a virgin),
ΥΛΗ (=material),
ΥΨΟΣ- height (=sea
level altitude).
ΥΔΡΟ (=HYDRO) -
hydroelectricity - hydrolysis. etc, etc. |
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ΥΒΡΙΣ-hubris (=swear-abusive
language). Analyzing the word «ΥΒΡΙΣ»
Υ
(=spit out from moist mouth) Β
(=with force violent words),
Ρ
(=throw to a specific direction), Ι
(=ill, wicked, poison words), Σ
(=repetitively).
To those who don't speak and read Greek the word
ΥΒΡΙΣ has no mining, but
the analysis reveal some results, this technique can
be useful to analyze and understand most of the
meaning of ancient Greek words.
The reason that
the Greeks created 3 different symbol
characters that sound the same
«H,I,Y» prove the
originality of the alphabet, each symbol
sound the same, but have different meaning.
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Code meaning:
ΚΟΙΛΟΤΗΣ
(cavity), Liquid
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Meaningful extensions:

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upper case
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lower case
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Y
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υ=y
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Υ,υ
- (¾ ψιλüν - Ypsilon)
click for sound
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"bay"
- "way"
- "gray"
- "play"
"flay"-
"Every"
- "fray"
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Θα
παρατηρÞσουμε,
πþς μüνο
ελληνικÝς
λÝξεις ποý
περιÝχουν
το γρÜμμα "Υ"
συνÜπτονται
καθοιονδÞποτε
τρüπο εßτε
με το
κοßλο
σχÞμα εßτε
με το κυρτü
εßτε με τα
υγρÜ. [ Ας
Ýχουμε
πÜντα υπüψη
μας, πþς το
γρÜμμα "Υ"
σημαßνει
κυριολεκτικþς
Þ
μεταφορικþς
την
κοιλüτητα
(ενßοτε
και κατ'
αναστροφÞν
την
κυρτüτητα),
οποý
συγκρατοýνται
τα υγρÜ] .
Αλλ' ας
δοýμε
κÜποια
παραδεßγματα:
"Υ-δωρ, ¾-γρüν,
¾-Üδες, ¾-ε-τüς,
"Υ-δρα
εßναι
μερικÜ
ονüματα ποý
σημαßνουν
"υγρü" και
ποý Ýχουν —
σý-μπτωσις;!
αρχικü
φωνÞεν το
"Υ".
κ-Υ-λιξ,
κ-Υ-πελλον,
κ-Υ-αθος,
χ-Υ-τρα,
ρ-Υ-τüν,
ΛÞκ-Υ-θος,
¾-δρßα εßναι
μερικÜ
ουσιαστικÜ,
ποý
σημαßνουν
δοχεßα (με
κοιλüτητα
προφανþς),
ποý δÝχεται
υγρÜ και —
πÜλιν
σýμπτωσις;!
περιÝχουν
το γρÜμμα
"Υ” στο
θÝμα τους.
"¼μως δεν
εßναι μüνον Þ
«κοιλüτης»
Þ Þ
«υγρüτης»
των
πραγμÜτων
ποý
επιφÝρουν
την αναφορÜ
του "Υ".
ΥπÜρχουν
και
ονüματα ποý
αντιστρüφως
σημαßνουν
«κυρτüτητα»
και
σηματοδοτοýνται
με το
γρÜμμα "Υ" ΠΧ.
'Υ-ψος,
ιλ-Υ-ς, '
Υ'-πÝρ,
"Υ-βρις
Üλλα και
μεταφορικÜ
"Υ-μνος, ¾-παρ
(=οπτασßα),
"Υ-πατος,
κ-Υρτος,
κ.λπ. ( Τρßτη
σýμπτωσης(!;):
Και Þ
πρüθεση
"Υ-.πο" που
προûποθÝτει
κοιλüτητα
και Þ
πρüθεση
"Υ-πÝρ" ποý
προûποθÝτει
κυρτüτητα
(εßπα
κ-Υ-ρτüτητα)
χρησιμοποιοýν
το γρÜμμα "Υ"
ως
σηματωρü
εννοιολογßας].
Αýτη Þ
σημασιολογßα
των
γραμμÜτων
δεν
νομßζουμε
να υπÜρξει
στις
λÝξεις
καμßας
Üλλης
γλþσσας
πÜνω στη γη.
Κι εßναι Þ
βοþσα
μαρτυρßα
για την
ΕλληνικÞ
ΠροÝλευση
των
γραμμÜτων
και των
φθüγγων
του
ΑλφαβÞτου.
' ΑλÞθεια,
πüσα
πρÜγματα
ακüμα δεν
ξÝρουμε
για την
γλþσσα
μας;! |
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Ι: Is
representing fine, slim, narrow, weak objects. The
symbol is used often as Y (in English or German)
and often as J
Ιαπετüς (=Japeto)
(Japeto was father of Prometheus and Prometheus was
father of the genealogic tree of the Greek race).
In sound the letter I+a = Iaaa!!!, Iaaa!!!, or Yaaa!!!,
Yaaa!!! is a strong scaring voice to the animals and an
expression of sorrow and despair to man. «Ι»
also representing the arrow, and the noise it makes when
delivered from the bow.
An arrow dipped in poison give the word ιüς
(=poison), ιατρüς
(doctor), ΙΣΧΝΟΣ
(=lean - thin - ill (wickedness, disease, pain), ιαχÞ=iahe
(=sound of many people, sound of stormy sea), ΙΣΤΟΣ
(=the mast of a ship or a supporting POLE),
ΙΣΤΟΣ (foundation pile, to secure a dome), ill,
wick etc. |
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Abandoned
Greek symbol J used
as ΙΑ-ια-JΑΠΕΤΟΣ
- ΙΑΠΕΤΟΣ (=Japeto)
JÜκωβος
- ΙÜκωβος (=Jacob)
- Αιγυπτßης
- Αιγυπτßjης (=Egyptian) |
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Code meaning:
direction, support, retention |
Meaningful extensions:
ιüς (=poison), fine, slim, narrow,
objects, ill, wick.
J = Ια Ιατρüς (=doctor)
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lower case
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Ι
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ι
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Ι,ι
- (Ιþτα -
iota)
i
click
for sound
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"it"
- "thick"
- "big"
"this"
- "axis"
- "voice"
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in Letter I (iota) we learn that represents thin
weak and slim objects. H etta is the double I,I
joined in the center I–I (H) for strength
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Η:
In sound is the same as (H, I, Y) but it differs
in image, example the symbol Y represents the
cup to carry water, and letter I is representing
fine, slim, narrow objects.
According to Plato, letter H
(etta) is considered as majestic, words ¹λιος
= Helios (=sun), ¹ρα (=Goddess Hera),
ΗρακλÞς (=Hercules).
In many ancient Greek dialects Η (etta)
has replaced letters A and E
(αμÝρα to ημÝρα
(day), (Þβη to Þβα and
Üβα = adolescence), (ηχÞ to
αχÜ (=sound of many voices). H
(=etta) is also the
feminine symbol.
ΗΛΙΚΙΑ - HELIKIA
(=AGE) - (ΗΛΙ=SUN) +
(KΥA=CIRCLES) = how many circles round the
Sun)
The reason that the
Greeks created 3 different symbol characters
that sound the same «H,I,Y»
prove the originality of the alphabet,
each symbol sound the same, but have different
meaning. |
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Tips for pronouncing those letters
which are pronounced differently from the equivalent
English letters. |
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| Η
(long) |
η |
Η,η
- (¹τα - êtta) ê
click
for sound |
"heel"
- "wheel"
- "breed"
"beetle"
- "sweet
" - "feet"
"eat" |
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Α - Β -
Γ
- Δ
- Ε
- Ζ -
Η - Θ
- Ι
- Κ -
Λ - Μ -
Ν - Ξ -
Ο - Π -
Ρ
- Σ
- Τ - Υ
Φ - Χ -
Ψ - Ω
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