Sumerians
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Why Ge’ez/Tigrinya is the first spoken language – Sumerian edition
The Sumerians called the Abzu the underworld because it was in fact underneath the earth. It is what we call mines in our present time. It is not an underworld hell were damned souls go to get torchered, there is no such thing, stop believing in fairy tales. Continue reading
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A-TRA-HASIS | TABLET 1 – PART 4 |
This are words used daily by Tigraians and (the accent of the Sumerians is the same as that of South and Central Tigrai) Eritreans, words which are found only in the Tigrigna language like Ashabo’u (meaning, how quickly), Tsenatoum (meaning, their steadfastness), Izu-zu (meaning, he ordered), Mea’Tsea (meaning, he came), “Ansa’r” which mean against/opposite, mainstream… Continue reading
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A-tra-hasis | Tablet 1 – Part 2 |
what is fascinating is, I am not a specialist on languages, but I am confident anyone who speaks Tigrigna could have a look at any Sumerian tablet and make out most of the words. it is that obvious and simple. I encourage any Tigrigna speaker to have a look at the Sumerian tablets translations by… Continue reading
About Me
An Independent researcher on antediluvian symbolism and languages.
Recent Posts
- Unveiling Bird Symbolism (3D) – The Phoenix of Assyria
- The Dragon wars of Assyria told through art (3D) – Part 1
- Ge’ez – Tigrinya translation of Enuma Elish – The 7 tablets of creation – Tablet 2 – Part 4
- Ge’ez – Tigrinya translation of Enuma Elish – The 7 tablets of Creation – Tablet 2 – Part 3
- Ge’ez/Tigrinya translation of Enuma Elish – The 7 tablets of creation – Tablet 2 – Part 2
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