HISTORY OF GENESIS OF THE GREEK ALPHABET

DECIPHERMENT THE GREEK ALPHABET

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.

Archaeological findings of Greek writing in northern Greece have been discovered,
estimating an age of 11.000 years old.

Α Β Γ Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Ο Π Ρ Σ Τ Υ Φ Χ Ψ Ω

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

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).

Π π

Π, π - (Πί - Pe) consonant

Π: This symbol is used in words as προ (=pro or pre in front of other words) πρωί = before the sun (=morning), προϊστορία (=prehistory), precaution, etc.
The cavity of the mouth The newborn the first (pre) thing must do is to breath.
Try to breath out through your mouth loud with your lips slightly closed, you will hear a pou or puphrrr (= vibrating sound), from this the word πνοή (=pnoe=breath).

Visually this character describe the passage , pre-before the house or the main entrance at the walls of a city, a starting point, finishing point. ΠΟΡ0Σ=POROS=passage, passing through, ΠΕΡΑΣ=PERAS=completion, ΠΥΛΗ=PILEY=entrance-doorway.

άπας=(total number of people), περί=(all-around the center) παρά=(side of...,
πας=(every one, every thing, every body), πρό=pro(=pre).

In symbol «Β» we learned the meaning of the strong violent north wind, with symbol «Π» the wind is smooth rather pleasant and when the waves of the sea breaking on rocks with a noise ΠΛΑΓ (=plag), the sea was named ΠΕΛΑΓΟΣ (=PELAGOS), and the people ΠΕΛΑΣΓΟΙ (=PELASGI = EARLY NAME OF GREEKS), related words ΠΛΗΓΗ (=WOUND (WAVES DAMAGING ROOKS).

In the word ΠΟΛΗ=Poli (=CITY),
analyzing each abbreviated symbol: [Π (=is the πύλη (=piley) entrance of the city), - Ο (=within an area for the ownership of their huts (homes), - Λ (=within walls of bright stone, clean water, and spoken words to communicate, ΛΑΟΣ (=LAOS =Nation), (ΛΟΓΟΣ (=SPOKEN WORD and logic), - Η (=supported by law and order].

Code meaning:
ΠΝΟΗ (BREATH),
ΠΡΟ (PRE) IN FRONT OF OTHER WORD (=beginning)

meaningful extensions:
ΠΩΛΩ (I SELL),
ΠΩΛΟΣ (FOAL- FOR SALLE IN THE CITY), ΠΟΛΗ=Poli (=CITY)

upper case

lower case

Π

π

Π, π - (Πί - Pe) consonant

"pen" - "pony" - "past"

"precaution" - "Peter"

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.

Παλαιός (paleos)=paleo, paleology, Paleolithic, paleozoology, etc
Παλλάς (palas)=palladium--Πάλιν (palin)=palindrome, palingenesis, palimpsest
Παλάμη (palami)=palm, palpable--Πάλλω (pallo)=palpitate, palpitation
Πάππας (papas)=παπα(=father)-- Παραπλήξ (papaplix)=paraplegia, paraplegic
Παρά (para)=paradox, parasite, paraxial, parameter, paradigm, and many more
Πάς (pas=pan)=pan, panacea, panorama, pantheism, pantomine, panurgic, etc
Πάσχω (pascho)=patho, pathology, patience, pathos--Πάτος (patos)=pattern
Πατρίς (patris)=patriot, patronym, patrimony, patronize, patriarch
Παύρος (pavros)=poverty, poor--Παχύς (pachis)=pachynsis, pachyderm
Πεδάω+Πέδη (pedao+pedi)=pedal, pedology-Παίς (paes)=pediatric, pederast
Περί (peri)=periaxial, periblem, period, perilous, periscope, peristasis, peritomy
Πέτρη (πετρι)=petrify, petroleum--Πλανάω (planao)=planet, plane
Πλήθος (plithos)=plural, plethora--Πνέω (pneo)=pneuma, pneumatic, etc
Ποινή (pini=punish, penal, penalize, penalty--Πόλις (polis)=police, politic, polity
Πολύς (polys)= poly-, polyandry, polyarchy. polycarpy, polytheist, etc, etc, etc
Πόσις (posis)=possibility, potent, potential--Πούς (pous)=podiatry, podagra
Πρό (pro)=problem, prognosis, prologue, prophesy, prostate, product
Πρώτος (protos)=protocol, prototype--Πυλαωρός (pylaoros)=pilotis, pylorus
Πύρ (pyr)=pyrolatry, pyrolysis, pyromania, pyrophobia, pyrosis, pyrostat, pyre