Linguistic Archaeology: Rivers in Israel...

 Rivers of Israel

1. Meshushim
2. Yehudiya
3. Daliyot
4. Sfamnun
5. Kanaf
6. Samakh
7. En Gev
8. Nahal (?)
9. Metza
10. Meitsar

Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
8  80%     5 50%      4 40%    1  10%       3   30%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
0    0%      0  0%       2 20%     2 20%        1    10%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
4   40%     0   0%     2  20%     2 20%       5    50%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
4   40%    0   0%       0    0%     1 10%       4    40%     

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
3  30%     1 10%      0    0%      0    0%       2    20%

Z      %
1 10%

Popularity of use
80% A:
50% E, M, A:
40% I, S, N, H, E, M, A:
30% T, U, I, S, N, H, E, M, A: Meshushim,
20% Y, L, D, K, F, T, U, I, S, N, H, E, M, A: Sfamnun, Kanaf, Samakh, Yehudiya, Nahal (?),
10% R, Z, G, V, O, Y, L, D, K, F, T, U, I, S, N, H, E, M, A: Metza, Meitsar, Daliyot, En Gev,
0% W, X, P, Q, J, B, C

Here we see the most significant and likely earliest sriver named is Meshushim in the Golan Heights. It is significant in that it has basalt columns meaning these likely played a significance in it being a site of early settlement. The significance being the Irish and Scottish ancestors who migrated south from Ireland and Scotland to north africa becoming Berber peoples, and then east becoming Ancient Hebrew peoples considered the Basalt columns of the giants causeway to be a significant cultural memory. Finding something similar would have encouraged settlement at this new site. Nahal is irrelevant to the dominance of Meshushim as first colonization site for local rivers.

Migration

A. Irish Female Names
74% A:
56% E, A:
53% I, E, A:
51% N, I, E, A: Nia, Ena, Ina, Aine, Anna, Anne,
40% R, N, I, E, A: Riana, Erin,
39% L, R, N, I, E, A: Lara, Lean, Leanne, Lelia, Lena, Lil, Neala, Eileen, Elen, Ella, Ellen, Ellie, Erlina, Ilene, Alaina, Alana, Alanna, Arlene, Aileen,
23% O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Ona, Onóra, Oona, Orla, Orna, Ornait, Ornóra, Riona, Nola, Nóra, Noreen, Eilinora, Eleanor, Eleanore, Eileánóir, Ailionora, Annora,
21% H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Leah, Norah, Hannah, Helen, Honor, Honora, Honorah, Alannah,
20% S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Róise, Roisin, Rose, Saoirse, Sarah, Seana, Shannon, Sheelah, Sheena, Sheila, Shiela, Shona, Sile, Sine, Lasairíona, Lassarina, Lisa, Isleen, Islene, Eilís, Eilise, Eilish, Aislinn, Alison, Ailís,
16% M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Maille, Máire, Mairin, Mairsile, Maria, Meriel, Moira, Mona, Moreen, Morna, Niamh, Emer, Emma, Eimear, Eimíle, Alma,
15% T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Tara, Tessie, Thelma, Theresa, Toiréasa, Treasa, Treise, Triona, Séarlait, Seosaimhthín, Orlaith, Orlaithe, Rita, Odharnait, Shonda, Sinead, Saraid, Nainseadh, Natasha, Mairead, Madeline, Ethna, Ita, Damhnait, Eithna, Eithne, Hilde, Ida, Dairine, Dana, Danielle, Dedre, Deidra, Deirdre, Derdre, Dierdre, Doireann, Doreen, Dorren, Éadaoin, Edana, Alastrina, Alastrine, Alastríona, Amanda, Andrea, Addie, Aideen, Ailidh,
13% C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Rionach, Sorcha, Rachael, Rachel, Nicola, Nicole, Michaela, Michelle, Cristín, Cristiona, Cailin, Cait, Caiti, Caitin, Caitlin, Caitrín, Caitriona, Caoimhe, Cara, Carmel, Carrie, Catherine, Ceara, Ceire, Charlotte, Chelsea, Chloe, Christine, Ciara, Claire, Clara, Clare, Cliodhna, Cliona, Colleen, Cordelia, Cori, Alice, Alicia,
12% B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Siobhan, Siobhanin, Shibahn, Siban, Sadhbba, Sadhbh, Oilbhe, Rebecca, Labhaoise, Mab, Isabel, Isibéa, Dearbháil, Eibhilín, Baibín, Báirbre, Barbara, Bébhinn, Bedelia, Bernadette, Binne, Blanche, Breanna, Breena, Brenda, Brenna, Briana, Brianna, Bridie, Briona, Ailbhe, Amber, Aibhilin, Abbie,
11% Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Sybil, Taylor, Sissy, Robyn, Rosemary, May, Molly, Myrna, Nancy, Mandy, Mary, Lilly, Enya, Holly, Emily, Dorothy, Eily, Derry, Casey, Cecily, Bridey, Bryana, Alyson, Amy, Ainsley, Alby,
10% G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Regan, Regina, Shelagh, Siobaigh, Sheelagh, Oonagh, Meg, Megan, Morgan, Margaret, Margo, Meagan, Maggie, Maighread, Gemma, Georgia, Gill, Gillian, Glenna, Glynis, Gormlaith, Grace, Grainne, Grania, Bronagh, Clodagh, Brighid, Brigid, Brigit, Bridget, Abigail, Aigneis, Agata, Aghna, Agnes, Aisling,
5% V, U, G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Vevina, Victoria, Yvonne, Olive, Olivia, Ula, Una, Ursula, Shauna, Súsanna, Nuala, Ruth, Maura, Maureen, Maurya, Muirin, Muirne, Muriel, Louis, Louise, Lucy, Luiseach, Laura, Lauren, Lavena, Mave, Mavelle, Meaveen, Melva, Melvina, Maeve, Eva, Eve, Eveleen, Evelyn, Dervil, Dervla, Devnet, Devyn, Duana, Eriu, Bevin, Courtney, Alva, Ava,
4% K, V, U, G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Karen, Kate, Katelyn, Katharine, Kathie, Kathleen, Kathryn, Katie, Kayleigh, Keeley, Keelie, Keely, Keira, Kelly, Kenna, Keriann, Keva, Kiera,
3% P, J, F, K, V, U, G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Sophie, Stephanie, Padraigin, Paili, Pal, Patricia, Peig, Peigi, Philomena, Polly, Siofra, Josephine, Jennifer, Jessica, Jill, Jilleen, Jillian, Joan, Jodie, Juliane, Majella, Jade, Jane, Janey, Fainche, Fanny, Fenella, Fianait, Fidelma, Finol, Finola, Fiona, Fionna, Fionnuala, Fionnula, Dymphna, Dympna, Aoife, Aifric,
1% Z, W, P, J, F, K, V, U, G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Zaira, Zara, Zoë, Rowena, Gwen, Gweneth, Edwina, Elizabeth,
<1% X, Z, W, P, J, F, K, V, U, G, Y, B, C, T, D, M, S, H, O, L, R, N, I, E, A: Alexandra, Alexandrina,
0% Q

B. Scottish Lowland Female Names
71% A:
56% E, A:
54% I, E, A:
36% N, I, E, A:
34% R, L, N, I, E, A: Ellen,
30% S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Alison, Annis, Esa,
26% M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Maria, Marion, Mavis,
23% T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Mariota,
21% D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Deirdre, Edane, Ede, Matilda, Ada,
19% B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Isabel, Mabel, Orabilia, Annabell,
17% H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A:
15% C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Cristiane, Christina, Nichola, Aeschine, Alicia,
13% Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Eby, Camy, Ysenda,
10% G, Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Godit, Grisilda, Margaret, Begy, Agnes,
8% U, G, Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Maude, Muriel, Brunhild,
6% J, F, U, G, Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Joan, Jonet, Marjorie, Florie, Forveleth, Forsy,
4% W, K, J, F, U, G, Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Swannoc, Sywe, Allok, Katherine,
2% Z, X, P, W, K, J, F, U, G, Y, C, H, B, D, T, M, S, O, R, L, N, I, E, A: Beatrix, Elizabeth, Euphemia,
0% Q

C. Berber Male Names
70% A:
41% E, A:
40% I, E, A:
34% U, I, E, A:
32% M, U, I, E, A: Mimum,
29% R, M, U, I, E, A: Amri,
26% N, R, M, U, I, E, A:
24% S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Issam, Masinisan, Masinissa, Massin, Aras, Asaru, Asirem, Ansar, Musa,
23% L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Mula, Salla, Mellal, Immel, Malu, Rali, Amellal, Lamine, Marli, Meslar,
22% H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Nguna, Uregh, Irgen, Masgaba, Ighlas, Igmi, Immeghar, Ghanim, Ghumer, Gulussa, Himmi, Iher, Agama, Aggur, Aghali, Aghilas, Amghar, Ehenu, Hama, Heguir, Iherhe, Ahu,
21% K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Sekla, Uksem, Rakibum,Kenan, Meksa, Iken, Uksem, Akli, Ikemma, Kenan, Keneiss, Makhia,
15% D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Ugdada, Urdighis, Seghada, Madidu, Meddur, Karidenna, Kadidu, Beddis, Dali, Igider, Gildun, Amdegh, Amud, Admer, Adrir, Adum, Agdada, Agdun, Serada, Akrud, Danguchi, Idir,
12% T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Suggut, Tabat, Tegama, Urtilan, Itbir, Itri, Atas, Atissi, Anaba, Annaber, Antaken, Akutla, Amastan, Abidin, Ahamatu, Tamaklast, Amastame, Beketa, Bekkai, Biska, Aitarel, Khelba,
11% Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Uryaghel, Uzmir, Yaghmurasen, Yehlem, Yellel, Yidir, Yiliyen, Yub, Yuba, Yugerten, Zayar, Zeggan, Ogdada, Oukesson, Menzu, Mezian, Mazer, Maziba, Mazigh, Hotha, Ibiza, Gaya, Ghaysun, Aytarel, Ayuba, Azeggagh, Azregh, Bezzi, Amray, Akaday, Amayas, Amazuz, Amenzu, Akorakor, Akzer, Yakhia, Younes, Abayghur, Abazza, Adergazuz, Okha, Ould, Ourzig, Rezkou, Mellou, Louki, Khemidou, Ikhenoukhen, Ilou, Khyar, Goma, Souri, Bouhen, Buzin, Askiou, Aziouel, Alemhok, Allgoui, Amayas, Akorebi,
8% W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Zerwal, Zwr, Wankegh, Laweye, Lewnis, Lwennas, Mezwar, Kawsen, Awlagh, Awragh, Anwa, Awinagh, Alwas, Amawal, Akawel,
6% F, W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Yeften, Zeffun, Sifaks, Sifal, Taffounnout, Takfarinas, Firhun, Frawsen, Ifni, Ifser, Iften, Aflan, Afaghis, Afalawas, Afellan,
4% C, F, W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Iccaam, Ultac, Hemmuc, Briruc, Acku, Ammuc, Chekkadh, Chikat,
2% J, C, F, W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Keraja, Mejdan, Itij, Ajdir, Akatelaji,
1% X, J, C, F, W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Ixzi, Xamida, Axamuk, Buxtuc,
<1% Q, X, J, C, F, W, Z, Y, O, T, B, D, K, H, G, L, S, N, R, M, U, I, E, A: Meqran Uqessun,
0% P, V

D. Ancient Hebrew Males
65% A:
47% E, A:
45% I, E, A:
40% H, I, E, A:
34% N, H, I, E, A: Hanan
33% L, N, H, I, E, A: Haniel, Eli, Lael,
32% R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Ariel, Ira,
30% M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Mikel, Naim, Namir, Hiram, Meir, Haim, Amiel
29% O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Omar, Omri, Oren, Ron, Aaron, Aharon, Leo, Arnon, Amnon,
17% S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Salomon, Shalmai, Shalom, Shemaria, Shiloh, Shimon, Shlomo, Rishon, Nissim, Moshe, Moshel, Enosh, Esai, Amos,
14% Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Uzi, Uzziel, Zelman, Zohar, Zuriel, Shmuel, Uriel, Shaul, Shemuel, Saul, Reuel, Ruben, Meshulam, Nimrod, Oded, Hod, Mered, Ez, Hadar, Eliaz, Elihu, Azaria, Azriel, Dan, Daniel, Dar, Dishon, Ehud, Elazar, Adiel, Adonia, Adrial, Amoz,
13% Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Yamin, Yarden, Yared, Yaron, Yehiel, Yehoshua, Yehuda, Yehudi, Yeriel, Yishmael, Yisrael, Yochanan, Zechariah, Yonah, Noach, Racham, Nechemiah, Mordechai, Micah, Micha, Michael, Menachem, Menashya, Malachai, Malcham, Isaac, Hanoch, Herschel, Eliyahu, Chaim, Chanan, Chaniel, Chanoch, Adoniyahu,
11% V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Ze’ev, Zvi, Nadav, Reuven, Hevel, Levi, Evron, David, Avi, Avinoam, Avishai, Avner, Avraham, Avram,
10% T, V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Telem, Temen, Tom, Tovi, Tzalmon, Tzuriel, Tzvi, Seth, Natan, Nethaniel, Ethan, Mattaniah, Dothan, Avital,
9% K, T, V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Zadkiel, Zadok, Zakur, Yitzchak, Yitzhak, Yaakov, Yakov, Itzik, Kalev, Kemuel, Kenan, Kolya, Malki, Elika, Elkan,
8% B, K, T, V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Reuben, Zebulon, Kaleb, Laban, Ikabod, Barach, Ben, Binyamin, Boaz, Eban, Abiah, Abraham,
4% P, J, B, K, T, V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Yaphet, Resheph, Peretz, Pinchas, Rephaia, Jacob, Jarah, Japheth, Jareb, Javen, Jeriel, Joachim, Benjamin, Binjamin, Ephraim, Ephron,
2% F, G, P, J, B, K, T, V, Y, C, Z, D, U, S, O, M, R, L, N, H, I, E, A: Rafael, Yosef, Gavriel, Gidon, Giladi, Gur, Guy, Efraim, Efron, Assaf,
0% Q, W, X

Basalt Rock colums now become sites of archaeological interest.

Linguistic Archaeology: Dictionary of Sydney Area indigenous words

Sydney Area indigenous words
1. badagarang (eastern grey kangaroo)
2. badangi (Sydney rock oyster)
3. barani (yesterday)
4. bara (fish hook)
5. baruwaluwu (dolphin)
6. binyang (bird)
7. bubuk (boobook owl)
8. bulga (hill or green)
9. bunda (hawk)
10. burra (eel)
11. buruwang gaba (island)
12. daringyan (stingray)
13. dingu (dingo)
14. duwal (spear, short, with two barbs)
15. dyiral (shoal water)
16. gadyan  (Sydney cockle)
17. gamai (spear, general name)
18. ganing (cave)
19. garradjun (fishing line made from bark)
20. garrigarrang (sea)
21. gawura (whale)
22. girra girra (seagull)
23. gunya (dwelling made by people)
24. guru (deep water)
25. marrang (sand or beach)
26. ngurra (camp)
27. nawi (canoe)
28. wulumay (snapper)
29. walumil (Port Jackson shark)
30. waragal (mackerel)
31. wirambi (bat)
32. wulaba (rock wallaby)
33. wumbat (wombat)
34. yara (crab)
35. Ar-ra-re-agon (Snapper Island)
36. Bayinguwa (Garden Island)
37. ba-ing-hoe (Garden Island)
38. Be-lang-le-wool (Clarke Island)
39. Coodyee (Millers Point)
40. Cookaroo (Royal Botanic Gardens)
41. Cockaroo (Royal Botanic Gardens)
42. Gong-ul (Spectacle Island)
43. Goudjoulgang (Rose Bay)
44. Pannerong (Rose Bay)
45. Kiarabily  (Kirribilli)
46. Ciar Billie (Kirribilli)
47. Kogerrah (Rushcutters Bay)
48. Kogarah (Rushcutters Bay)
49. Memel (Goat Island)
50. Pirrama (Pyrmont)
51. Talla-wo-la-dah (The Rocks)
52. Waalamool (Woolloomooloo Bay)
53. Walla-mool (Woolloomooloo Bay)
54. Warinyama (Cockatoo Island)
55. Wa-rea-mah (Cockatoo Island)
56. Willara (Woollahra Point)
57. Yaranabe (Darling)
58. Eurambie (Darling)
59. Dubbagullee (Bennelong Point)
60. Meeliyahwool (Campbells Cove)
61. Tumbalong (Darling Harbour)
62. Tar-Ra (Dawes Point)
63. Gurrajin (Elizabeth Bay)
64. Jerrowan (Elizabeth Point)
65. Wahganmuggalee (Farm Cove)
66. Muddawahnyuh (Fort Denison)
67. Yurrandubbee (Macleay Point)
68. Yurong (Mrs Macqauries Point)
69. Derrawunn (Potts Point)
70. Warrane (Sydney Cove)


Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
63 90%    18 25%   23 32%  18 25%      29 41%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
24 34%    4   5%      16 22%    0   0%       33 47%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
8  11%     4   5%      6    8%     22 31%     17  24%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
32 45%    2    2%      0   0%      39 55%     0     0%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
4    5%     0    0%     25 35%     0    0%       16 22%

Z      %
0    0%

 Popularity of use

90% A:
55% R, A:
47% G, R, A:
45% N, G, R, A:
41% U, N, G, R, A: guru (deep water), ngurra (camp),
35% W, U, N, G, R, A: gawura (whale),
34% B, W, U, N, G, R, A: bara (fish hook), bunda (hawk), burra (eel), buruwang gaba (island),
32% I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: girra girra (seagull), nawi (canoe), ganing (cave), garrigarrang (sea), barani (yesterday),
31% L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: waragal (mackerel), wulaba (rock wallaby), Willara (Woollahra Point), baruwaluwu (dolphin), bulga (hill or green),
25% O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Warrane (Sydney Cove), Ar-ra-re-agon (Snapper Island), Be-lang-le-wool (Clarke Island), Gong-ul (Spectacle Island),
24% M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Memel (Goat Island), Waalamool (Woolloomooloo Bay), Walla-mool (Woolloomooloo Bay), Eurambie (Darling), walumil (Port Jackson shark), wirambi (bat), wumbat (wombat), gamai (spear, general name), marrang (sand or beach),
22% Y, D, M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Dubbagullee (Bennelong Point), Yurrandubbee (Macleay Point), Yurong (Mrs Macqauries Point), Derrawunn (Potts Point), Yaranabe (Darling), Warinyama (Cockatoo Island), yara (crab), Bayinguwa (Garden Island), gunya (dwelling made by people), wulumay (snapper), daringyan (stingray), dingu (dingo), duwal (spear, short, with two barbs), dyiral (shoal water), gadyan  (Sydney cockle), badagarang (eastern grey kangaroo), badangi (Sydney rock oyster), binyang (bird),
11% H, Y, D, M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Meeliyahwool (Campbells Cove), Wahganmuggalee (Farm Cove), Muddawahnyuh (Fort Denison), Wa-rea-mah (Cockatoo Island), ba-ing-hoe (Garden Island),
8% K, H, Y, D, M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Kiarabily  (Kirribilli), Kogerrah (Rushcutters Bay), Kogarah (Rushcutters Bay), bubuk (boobook owl),
5% T, J, C, K, H, Y, D, M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Tumbalong (Darling Harbour), Tar-Ra (Dawes Point), Gurrajin (Elizabeth Bay), Jerrowan (Elizabeth Point), Ciar Billie (Kirribilli), Talla-wo-la-dah (The Rocks), Coodyee (Millers Point), Cookaroo (Royal Botanic Gardens), Cockaroo (Royal Botanic Gardens), Goudjoulgang (Rose Bay), garradjun (fishing line made from bark),
2% P, T, J, C, K, H, Y, D, M, O, E, L, I, B, W, U, N, G, R, A: Pannerong (Rose Bay), Pirrama (Pyrmont),
0% Z, X, Q, S, F

Conclusion: though not a full dictionary the trend is A-R linguistic group. At 90% it currently matches indigenous female names of the South East Australia  region.

Linguistic Archaeology: Human Tree Syndrome (a followup to Tolkien's Ents)

 Human Tree bark disease

Family name
1. Toader
2. Koswara
3. Bajandar
4. Khatun
5. Taluli
6. Suyapa* martinez
7. Quinn

*may or may not be a honduran family name


Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
6  85%     2 28%     3 42%     2  28%       3   42%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
1 14%      0   0%     2   28%     0    0%       0     0%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
1   14%    1 14%      2  28%    1  14%       1     14%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
4  57%     0    0%     1  14%     4  57%       1   14%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
4  57%     0   0%       1  14%     0    0%       0      0%

Z      %
1  14%

Popularity of use
85% A:
57% N, R, T, A:
42% I, U, N, R, T, A:
28% K, D, E, O, I, U, N, R, T, A: Toader,
14% Z, W, S, Q, H, L, J, M, B, K, D, E, O, I, U, N, R, T, A: Quinn, Martinez, Taluli, Khatun, Bajandar, Koswara,
0% V, X, Y, P, C, F, G

Family name Toader has higher representation of having tree bark skin disease. Because handling toads? Eating toads, or looking like a toad (genetic origins)?

Ents and Tree-Bark disease intersect at A-R linguistic subgroup

Linguistic Archaeology: Tolkien's Ents

The Ents
1. Fangorn (treebeard)
2. Bregalad
3. Finglas
4. Fladrif

100% A:
75% F, G, L, R, A:
50% N, D, I, F, G, L, R, A: Fladrif,
25% B, S, E, O, N, D, I, F, G, L, R, A: Finglas, Bregalad, Fangorn,

1. Fimbrethil (entwife)

Anglified ent names
1. Treebeard
2. Beechbone

Ents are 100% A-R/G/L/F. 100% A-R would put them in S.E. Australia. 100% A-G would put them in S.E. Australia. 100% A-L would make them Pre-Icelandic females. Entwives are not 100% A linguistic group but are blond.

Ents were Ancient Indigenous who suffered tree bark disease? 

With the Entwive we get 80% A/R.

Linguistic Archaeology: Dwarvism in Hollywood Actors

Dwarvism
1. Dinklage
2. Davis
3. Rappaport
4. Troyer
5. Barty
6. Baker
7. Rubinstein
8. Villechaize
9. Cox
10. Stamell
11. Eaton
12. Anderson
13. Prentice
14. Klebba
15. Fondacaro
16. Evans
17. Silla
18. Dunn
19. Woodburn
20. Acuña
21. Purvis
22. Rossitto
23. Roy
24. Post
25. Gilden
26. Edmonds
27. Hunt
28. Dixon
29. Williams
30. Gil
31. Carrington
32. Povinelli
33. Ikedieze
34. Earles
35. Lewis
36. Coleman
37. Vee
38. Roventini
39. Curtis
40. Mathy
41. Powers
42. Meszaros
43. Claydon
44. Rossi
45. Cullen
46. Bravo
47. Muscat
48. Maloney


Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
24 50%    24 50%   19 39%   22 45%     9   18%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
6  12%     10 20%    11 22%   1    2%       4      8%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
3     6%     0  0%      4    8%     15 31%      8   16%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
21 43%    6 12%      0    0%     20 41%     17 35%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
15 31%    8 16%      4     8%     2    4%       5   10%

Z      %
3    6%



Hollywood Actors with Dwarvism
50% A, E:
45% O, A, E:
43% N, O, A, E:
41% R, N, O, A, E:
39% I, R, N, O, A, E:
35% S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Rossi,
31% T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Eaton, Silla, Rossitto, Earles,
22% D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Anderson,
20% C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E:
18% U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Curtis, Cullen, Dunn, Acuña,
16% V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Coleman, Vee, Roventini, Muscat, Evans, Edmonds, Davis, Stamell,
12% P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Povinelli, Bravo, Purvis, Post, Rappaport, Rubinstein, Prentice,
10% Y, P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Claydon, Maloney, Troyer, Barty, Roy,
8% W, K, G, Y, P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Lewis, Powers, Williams, Gil, Carrington, Woodburn, Gilden, Baker, Klebba, Dinklage,
6% Z, H, W, K, G, Y, P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Mathy, Meszaros, Hunt, Ikedieze, Villechaize,
4% X, Z, H, W, K, G, Y, P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Cox, Dixon,
2% F, X, Z, H, W, K, G, Y, P, B, V, M, U, C, D, T, L, S, I, R, N, O, A, E: Fondacaro,
0% Q, J,

 

Conclusion: insufficient data to identify a particular linguistic group as the source, but the population before the Bandgap are S linguistic group, 83% coming in after the fall of the Roman Republic. Why didnt they shift in linguistic group like the rest of the Italian population? Because Early Christianity considered those with Dwarvism to be evil, agents of Satan, degenerate, diseased and everything else that results in a population culturally isolated from the rest of civilization. As a result, they represent the end of the Roman period more than the current Italian population.

Linguistic Archaeology: Language of the future (Part B)

Popularity of use
32% E:

28% R, E: Rrer (Cold, freezing), Er (Folks, people; when followed by k(13%)*, I(17%)*, m(7%)*, or n(17%)* - Fish. Given the many varieties of fish, the four additional letters designate either the size or variety of the subject, but this distinction is unfathomable),

*the availability of l, n, k, m at different percentages thus indicating a timeframe for encounter of different size and variety of fish through language development.

25% A, R, E: -A- (Concealed, hiding, usually used to mean cowardly, as part of an extremely derogatory term), Ar (Folks, people),

23% O, A, R, E: Or (Double, twin, twice as much),

20% T, S, O, A, R, E: T (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, it means "she who."), Ta (Dark green), Tat (Dark green), Ter (Tree-dweller, tree-dwelling), Tes (Stone, stone-like), -ets (Stone, stone-like), -ts (Stone, stone-like), Tor (Of or belonging to the reptile family in general), Tos (Cactus, cactus-like), Tsor (Of or belonging to the bat family), Sar (Dirt, earth), Rot (Roost, avian perch), Ser (Master, one who has mastery), S'Re (Dependable, reliable), Sre (Invisibility, invisible), Srea (Invisibility, invisible), Sree (Home), Ert (when followed by k, I, m, or n- Fish. Given the many varieties of fish, the four additional letters designate either the size or variety of the subject, but this distinction is unfathomable), Et (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself), Eta (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself), At (Servant, one who obeys),

17% N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Ethh (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself), Eth (Of or belonging to any family of lizards with near-human intelligence), Eto (Cactus), Erth (Bush), Shee (Long hair, one who is long-haired), Tosh (Of or belonging to the amphibian family in general), Sho (Moonlight), Shoo (Moonlight), Torrn (Of or belonging to the grasshopper family), Then (Ripper, shredder), Tel (Fire, fiery), Slee (Seers, prophets), Seen (One who tangles, tangling), Ren (Pure strain humans), Lar (Village), Leen (A cottage, a home surrounded by plants), Len (One who walks upright, bipedal), Lens (One who walks upright, bipedal), N (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, it means "beings who are."), Narl (Ghost, spirit), Nos (Of or belonging to the monkey family), Not (Place, location), Oala (Ball, sphere), Ola (Ball, sphere), Oon (The area or environment around a creature that it prowls or controls), Har (Powdery snow), Hel (Devil, demon, hellish), H-el (Devil, demon, hellish), Her (Tiger, tiger-striped), Horl (Of or belonging to the porcupine family, a porcupine-like creature or plant), El (Sneaky, one who moves by sneaking around), -n (Dragon, dragon-like), Al (One who climbs extreme heights, like a mountain climber), An (Tail), Arl (Slime, slimy), Arn (Of or belonging to the beetle family), Ash (Post-Shadow Years, gamma- as in the Gamma World environment), Ashe (Post-Shadow Years, gamma- as in the Gamma World environment),

16% I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Thlai (Strange, bizarre), Tis (Emerald green), Tith (Garden), Slith (Of or belonging to the snake families), Slithe (Of or belonging to the snake families), Sith (Nest), Shil (Rain), Shin (Water, highly reflective and pure), Ssi (A gathering of snakes), Ssis (A gathering of snakes), Ris (Sticky, gooey), Li (Tall, one who is large), Lil (Small, one who is tiny), Lin (A mobile plant, a plant that can move by itself), Ni (Deadly), Hri (Indestructible creature, one who can withstand a great amount of damage), I (When used at, the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, it means "living."), Il (Of or belonging to the feline family in general), In (Black, dark), Irn (Ribbonlike, flat and twisted, spiraling), Hoi (Ugly),

13% K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Rark (Den), Rak (Horns, horned), Rakee (Literally means "one whose horns have grown inside," it is a derogatory term for someone who is not mentally balanced. i.e., crazy), Neks (Predator), Kak (Of or belonging to the canine family), -k (Of or belonging to the canine family), -ak (Of or belonging to the canine family), Kai (Of or belonging to the lizard family), Kath (Fun, amusement), Kee (Weird, a highly mysterious creature), Khesh (Reclusive, a hermit), Kiik (Love, loved, loving), Kins (Bramble, thorny bush), Kir (Endless, seemingly never-ending), Kit (Mud, clay), Klos (Dusk), Ko (Shadowy, shadowlike), Krea (A hateful creature, a monster), Kreel (To leap, leaping), Herk (Cannibalistic, a cannibal), Ik (Acid, acidic), Ek (Fur, furry), Eka (Fur, furry), Esk (Hedge, any bushlike plant that forms a hedge), Ark (Of or belonging to one of the larger canine families, such as a wolf or coyote),

10% U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Uns (Of or belonging to the spider family, spiderlike), Unus (Of or belonging to the spider family, spiderlike), Ur (Spike, spiked), Urr (Spike, spiked), Sut (Giant), Soul (Blood-drinker, vampire), Kus (Motion, moving), Lou (A large aquatic plant), Naut (Blue-black), Hu (Hungry or omnivorous, a creature that will eat anything), Hur (Packed snow),

9% B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Obb (Of or belonging to any of the Gamman families of mutated, intelligent, airborne fungi), Eeb (Without structure or form), Ba (Endlessly, forever, eternally; frequently used for any material that lasts "forever," such as a rock), Bar (Endlessly, forever, eternally; frequently used for any material that lasts "forever," such as a rock), Bai (Beast), Barl (Large fish), Bat (To spin, spinning), Bber (Beggar, one who is a pest), Ber (Sweet, as in taste or smell), Besh (Any member of any of the large insect families), Bil (Crescent, in a crescent shape), Bis (Of or belong to the swine family; also used as a derogatory term for one who is sloppy), Bla (Of or belonging to the moth family), Blaa (Of or belonging to the moth family), Blas (Of or belonging to the moth family), Bli (Any creature that is or resembles a worm; also a derogatory term for one who does not stand up for himself), Blit (Any creature that is or resembles a worm; also a derogatory term for one who does not stand up for himself), Boom (Explosion, exploding), Booma (Explosion, exploding), Brath (To consume with a voracious appetite), Bru (Big), Bu (Moon-flier, any creature that flies at great altitudes), Buo (Moon-flier, any creature that flies at great altitudes),

8% P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Tsurp (A batlike humanoid), Spir (Tall and thin, spiral-like), Sprot (Growing, to grow, growth), Strep (Of or belonging to any of the tree-dwelling lizard or reptile families), Sep (Of or belonging to the shark family), Par (Sword), Per (Radiation, irradiated), Phant (An elephant-like trunk), Pier (Of or belonging to the bear family), Pin (Mount, horselike), Prot (Protection, defense), Lop (Of or belonging to the deer family), Lope (Of or belonging to the deer family), Nep (Death), Lep (Of or belonging to any of the families of aquatic plants that float on the water), Hoop (Of or belonging to the rabbit family), Hop (Of or belonging to the rabbit family), Kep (Sand), Ep (Tree), Erp (Beetle),

7% M, G, D, P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Tog (Day, a 24-hour period measured from dawn to dawn), Teld (Fire, fiery), Steed (An animal that serves as a mount, usually an equine creature), Rod (Rodent - mice, rat, etc.), Sled (Tunnel, tunneling), Sledd (Tunnel, tunneling), Smok (Flames, flaming), Reg (Of or belonging to the turtle family), Ram (Of or belonging to the sheep family), Oda (Thunder, deafening sound), Odo (Thunder, deafening sound), Og (Of or belonging to the ape family), Omnit (Mirror, mirrored), Omnite (Mirror, mirrored), Ma (Slasher, one who slashes), Maa (Slasher, one who slashes), Man (Render, one who rends), Mar (Warrior, one who fights), Mel (Ruins), Men (Troublemaker, one who bedevils others), Mish (Goo, a substance or creature that has a jellylike structure), Mub (Murder, to kill), Mut (Gas, to spray gas), Mutan (Gas, to spray gas), Nog (Gray), Pod (Terrifying), -og (Of or belonging to the canine family), Kam (Of or belonging to the lizard family), Goth (Of or belonging to the elephant family), Gre (Wooded, one who belongs in the woods), Gum (Flat), Ga (Various shades of color, from light to medium green), Gar (Various shades of color, from light to medium green), Gr (Various shades of color, from light to medium green), Garr (Of or belonging to the squirrel family), Gel (Plate armor, plated), Ghit (Cloud, air), Ght (Cloud, air), Gon (Dragon, dragon-like), Gen (Dragon, dragon-like), Daan (An indescribable animal), Dab (Brown), Deb (Crest, crested), Dek (Thatched hut), Dent (Deviate, sick creature; exiled), Die (Block, cube), Dog (Any mount not of an equine nature), Dol (Trade, bargain, barter), Ed (Paradise), Erd (Fin, finned), Am (Shapeless), Bad (Dig, digger, one who burrows), Bumb (Of or belonging to the bee family),

5% C, M, G, D, P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Suck (Suction cup, covered with suckers), Suc (Suction cup, covered with suckers), Cal (Of or belonging to any family of flying insects), Carr (Emperor, ruler), Cee (Feathers, feathered), Centi (One who is fast), Choo (Plant, generic term), Chot (Bristles, short needles, small spines, etc.), Chote (Bristles, short needles, small spines, etc.), Con (Hunger, hungry), Coo (Any baying animal), Cren (Any member of any fish family that can alter its appearance), Crep (Carnivorous), Crisp (Midwinter), Crol (One who runs, running), Cut (Friend, friendly),

4% Y,  F, C, M, G, D, P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Y (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, means "he who."), Yak (To talk, chatter), Yama (City), Ye (Orange-yellow, golden), Yuk (Spores), Tyen (Nameless, unclaimed), Shiny (Water, highly reflective and pure), Sky (Of or belonging to the ant family), Puf (Wind), Ny (Deadly), Hydr (Multiheaded, having three or more heads), Hyr (Ice), Day (Bird), F (Manlike, humanoid), Fal (Manlike, humanoid), Farb (Haven, sanctuary), Fel (Metal stud, studded), Fer (Overly willing, gutless), Fho (Orange), Fhot (Orange), Flin (To fly in a fluttering manner), Fl-in (To fly in a fluttering manner), Flipp (Of or belonging to the porpoise family), Frid (A creature that resurrects itself, like a phoenix; one who is believed to be immortal), Froth (Glider, gliding), Erf (Psionics, mental powers, powerful
thoughts), Bof (Powerful; of or belonging to the oxen family), Cyn (Yellow),

2% Z, V,  J, Y,  F, C, M, G, D, P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Zar (To drill, bore), Ze (Purple), Zee (Purple), Zeta (Rocky, mountainous), Zorr (To fight, to combat), Zu (Scamper, to climb small heights very rapidly), Vath (Hideous), Ven (Villain, villainous), Vene (Villain, villainous), Ver (Guardian), Verz (Guardian), Vilch (Jump, jumping), Torz (Walker, one who walks), Smov (Iron), Smove (Iron), Shez (Any fast, flying bird), Laj (Blue), Jag (Of or belonging to one of the family of felines that inhabit the plains or savannahs), Jagg (Of or belonging to one of the family of felines that inhabit the plains or savannahs), Jema (Glass), Jin (Wing, winged, wing-shaped), Ju (white), Jut (White), Jugg (Rampage, a creature that runs rampant), Jugger (Rampage, a creature that runs rampant),

1% W, X, Q, Z, V,  J, Y,  F, C, M, G, D, P, B, U, K, I, N, L, H, T, S, O, A, R, E: Ward (Small beast, usually used to refer to a smaller than man-sized mammal), Wed (Red), Win (Vines), Wolk (Week, seven togs), Xan (Mildew), Xen (Mushrooms, toadstools, and other large fungi), Xil (One who eats with incredible speed; to eat like a beast), Xon (Mold, moldy), Squeek (One who emits sonic attacks), Qas (Electricity, electrical; also an electrical shock -like a zap), Qash (Electricity, electrical; also an electrical shock -like a zap), Qith (Clear, transparent), Quan (Barricade, barricading), Quana (Barricade, barricading), Kraw (Demon), Hex (To suspend above the surface by ropes or poles),









Surviving Population are descended of English Aristocracy/Dutch.













Timeline of the Future
28% It is the nuclear winter. The Er struggle to survive.

25% The Ar appear as a people. Some are looked on in a derogatory way as cowards for hiding.

23% Twins are born or encountered. Despite this language development has declined.

20% they shelter in tree-dwellings. The Master - Servant hierarchy is established. Near Grasslands.

17%  it is the beginning of the Post-shadow years. Village of Lar develops. Still near Grasslands. Fire. Near-human intelligent lizard encountered. Spheres. A 'Devil or Demon is encountered. It controls a territory. Pure-strain humans encountered for the first time.

16% a garden paradise filled with swarms of snakes is discovered. There are Plants that can move.

13% a hateful and vicious predator begins targeting the populace. cannibalism encountered for the first time.

10% giant spikes encountered. It is a region over-run with Spider webs.

9% something airborne at high altitude is seen flying when the Moon is out. The Obb are encountered. These are highly intelligent fungi capable of flight. Explosions.

8% symptoms of irradiation. Bat-winged humanoid encountered. A protection or defence is found or sought. A Sword is crafted/found.

7% time is now measured in 24-hour cycles. From dawn to dawn. Ruins of Mel discovered. Tunnels explored and excavated. Reflective/mirrored substance discovered. Trade/barter is taking place. Plate armour. Thunderous sound heard. A 'Dragon' is discovered.

5% Carr is the first Leader (Emperor). Midwinter. Hunger is experienced.

4% Yama is the first City. Deadly spores carried on the wind. The Hydr are three or more heads. They talk amongst themselves (Democracy?). Diverse Humanoids. Psionics/mental powers encountered. Gliders. Farb is established as a haven or sanctuary.

2% in the Rocky mountains (Zeta is a mountain of a purple and dark green (olivine-like) colours. Drilling and Boring. Iron is discovered. Fighting.

1% time now measured in weeks of seven twenty four hour periods. Red vines are suspended above ground by polee. Electricity discovered. 

 

Linguistic Archaeology: The language of the future (part A)

Muti: Language of the Future
1. -A- (Concealed, hiding, usually used to mean cowardly, as part of an extremely derogatory term)
2. Al (One who climbs extreme heights, like a mountain climber)
3. Am (Shapeless)
4. An (Tail)
5. Ar (Folks, people)
6. Arl (Slime, slimy)
7. Arn (Of or belonging to the beetle family)
8. Ark (Of or belonging to one of the larger canine families, such as a wolf or coyote)
9. Ash (Post-Shadow Years, gamma- as in the Gamma World environment)
10. Ashe (Post-Shadow Years, gamma- as in the Gamma World environment)
11. At (Servant, one who obeys)
12. Ba (Endlessly, forever, eternally; frequently used for any material that lasts "forever," such as a rock)
13. Bar (Endlessly, forever, eternally; frequently used for any material that lasts "forever," such as a rock)
14. Bad (Dig, digger, one who burrows)
15. Bai (Beast)
16. Barl (Large fish)
17. Bat (To spin, spinning)
18. Bber (Beggar, one who is a pest)
19. Ber (Sweet, as in taste or smell)
20. Besh (Any member of any of the large insect families)
21. Bil (Crescent, in a crescent shape)
22. Bis (Of or belong to the swine family; also used as a derogatory term for one who is sloppy)
23. Bla (Of or belonging to the moth family)
24. Blaa (Of or belonging to the moth family)
25. Blas (Of or belonging to the moth family)
26. Bli (Any creature that is or resembles a worm; also a derogatory term for one who does not stand up for himself)
27. Blit (Any creature that is or resembles a worm; also a derogatory term for one who does not stand up for himself)
28. Bof (Powerful; of or belonging to the oxen family)
29. Boom (Explosion, exploding)
30. Booma (Explosion, exploding)
31. Brath (To consume with a voracious appetite)
32. Bru (Big)
33. Bu (Moon-flier, any creature that flies at great altitudes)
34. Buo (Moon-flier, any creature that flies at great altitudes)
35. Bumb (Of or belonging to the bee family)
36. Cal (Of or belonging to any family of flying insects)
37. Carr (Emperor, ruler)
38. Cee (Feathers, feathered)
39. Centi (One who is fast)
40. Choo (Plant, generic term)
41. Chot (Bristles, short needles, small spines, etc.)
42. Chote (Bristles, short needles, small spines, etc.)
43. Con (Hunger, hungry)
44. Coo (Any baying animal)
45. Cren (Any member of any fish family that can alter its appearance)
46. Crep (Carnivorous)
47. Crisp (Midwinter)
48. Crol (One who runs, running)
49. Cut (Friend, friendly)
50. Cyn (Yellow)
51. Daan (An indescribable animal)
52. Dab (Brown)
53. Day (Bird)
54. Deb (Crest, crested)
55. Dek (Thatched hut)
56. Dent (Deviate, sick creature; exiled)
57. Die (Block, cube)
58. Dog (Any mount not of an equine nature)
59. Dol (Trade, bargain, barter)
60. Ed (Paradise)
61. Eeb (Without structure or form)
62. Ek (Fur, furry)
63. Eka (Fur, furry)
64. El (Sneaky, one who moves by sneaking around)
65. Ep (Tree)
66. Erd (Fin, finned)
67. Erf (Psionics, mental powers, powerful
68. thoughts)
69. Erp (Beetle)
70. Er (Folks, people; when followed by k, I, m, or n - Fish. Given the many varieties of fish, the four additional letters designate either the size or variety of the subject, but this distinction is unfathomable)
71. Ert (when followed by k, I, m, or n- Fish. Given the many varieties of fish, the four additional letters designate either the size or variety of the subject, but this distinction is unfathomable)
72. Erth (Bush)
73. Esk (Hedge, any bushlike plant that forms a hedge)
74. Et (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself)
75. Eta (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself)
76. Ethh (Plains, grasslands, or savannah; usually pertaining to a creature found there or to the grass itself)
77. Eth (Of or belonging to any family of lizards with near-human intelligence)
78. Eto (Cactus)
79. F (Manlike, humanoid)
80. Fal (Manlike, humanoid)
81. Farb (Haven, sanctuary)
82. Fel (Metal stud, studded)
83. Fer (Overly willing, gutless)
84. Fho (Orange)
85. Fhot (Orange)
86. Flin (To fly in a fluttering manner)
87. Fl-in (To fly in a fluttering manner)
88. Flipp (Of or belonging to the porpoise family)
89. Frid (A creature that resurrects itself, like a phoenix; one who is believed to be immortal)
90. Froth (Glider, gliding)
91. Ga (Various shades of color, from light to medium green)
92. Gar (Various shades of color, from light to medium green)
93. Gr (Various shades of color, from light to medium green)
94. Garr (Of or belonging to the squirrel family)
95. Gel (Plate armor, plated)
96. Ghit Cloud, air)
97. Ght (Cloud, air)
98. Gon (Dragon, dragon-like)
99. Gen (Dragon, dragon-like)
100. -n (Dragon, dragon-like)
101. Goth (Of or belonging to the elephant family)
102. Gre (Wooded, one who belongs in the woods)
103. Gum (Flat)
104. Har (Powdery snow)
105. Hel (Devil, demon, hellish)
106. H-el (Devil, demon, hellish)
107. Her (Tiger, tiger-striped)
108. Herk (Cannibalistic, a cannibal)
109. Hex (To suspend above the surface by ropes or poles)
110. Hoi (Ugly)
111. Hoop (Of or belonging to the rabbit family)
112. Hop (Of or belonging to the rabbit family)
113. Horl (Of or belonging to the porcupine family, a porcupine-like creature or plant)
114. Hri (Indestructible creature, one who can withstand a great amount of damage)
115. Hu (Hungry or omnivorous, a creature that will eat anything)
116. Hur (Packed snow)
117. Hydr (Multiheaded, having three or more heads)
118. Hyr (Ice)
119. I (When used at, the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, it means "living.")
120. Ik (Acid, acidic)
121. Il (Of or belonging to the feline family in general)
122. In (Black, dark)
123. Irn (Ribbonlike, flat and twisted, spiraling)
124. Jag (Of or belonging to one of the family of felines that inhabit the plains or savannahs)
125. Jagg (Of or belonging to one of the family of felines that inhabit the plains or savannahs)
126. Jema (Glass)
127. Jin (Wing, winged, wing-shaped)
128. Ju (white)
129. Jut (White)
130. Jugg (Rampage, a creature that runs rampant)
131. Jugger (Rampage, a creature that runs rampant)
132. Kak (Of or belonging to the canine family)
133. -k (Of or belonging to the canine family)
134. -ak (Of or belonging to the canine family)
135. -og (Of or belonging to the canine family)
136. Kai (Of or belonging to the lizard family)
137. Kam (Of or belonging to the lizard family)
138. Kath (Fun, amusement)
139. Kee (Weird, a highly mysterious creature)
140. Kep (Sand)
141. Khesh (Reclusive, a hermit)
142. Kiik (Love, loved, loving)
143. Kins (Bramble, thorny bush)
144. Kir (Endless, seemingly never-ending)
145. Kit (Mud, clay)
146. Klos (Dusk)
147. Ko (Shadowy, shadowlike)
148. Kraw (Demon)
149. Krea (A hateful creature, a monster)
150. Kreel (To leap, leaping)
151. Kus (Motion, moving)
152. Laj (Blue)
153. Lar (Village)
154. Leen (A cottage, a home surrounded by plants)
155. Len (One who walks upright, bipedal)
156. Lens (One who walks upright, bipedal)
157. Lep (Of or belonging to any of the families of aquatic plants that float on the water)
158. Li (Tall, one who is large)
159. Lil (Small, one who is tiny)
160. Lin (A mobile plant, a plant that can move by itself)
161. Lop (Of or belonging to the deer family)
162. Lope (Of or belonging to the deer family)
163. Lou (A large aquatic plant)
164. Ma (Slasher, one who slashes)
165. Maa (Slasher, one who slashes)
166. Man (Render, one who rends)
167. Mar (Warrior, one who fights)
168. Mel (Ruins)
169. Men (Troublemaker, one who bedevils others)
170. Mish (Goo, a substance or creature that has a jellylike structure)
171. Mub (Murder, to kill)
172. Mut (Gas, to spray gas)
173. Mutan (Gas, to spray gas)
174. N (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, it means "beings who are.")
175. Narl (Ghost, spirit)
176. Naut (Blue-black)
177. Neks (Predator)
178. Nep (Death)
179. Nog (Gray)
180. Nos (Of or belonging to the monkey family)
181. Not (Place, location)
182. Ny (Deadly)
183. ni (Deadly)
184. Oala (Ball, sphere)
185. Ola (Ball, sphere)
186. Obb (Of or belonging to any of the Gamman families of mutated, intelligent, airborne fungi)
187. Oda (Thunder, deafening sound)
188. Odo (Thunder, deafening sound)
189. Og (Of or belonging to the ape family)
190. Omnit (Mirror, mirrored)
191. Omnite (Mirror, mirrored)
192. Oon (The area or environment around a creature that it prowls or controls)
193. Or (Double, twin, twice as much)
194. Par (Sword)
195. Per (Radiation, irradiated)
196. Phant (An elephant-like trunk)
197. Pier (Of or belonging to the bear family)
198. Pin (Mount, horselike)
199. Pod (Terrifying)
200. Prot (Protection, defense)
201. Puf (Wind)
202. Qas (Electricity, electrical; also an electrical shock -like a zap)
203. Qash (Electricity, electrical; also an electrical shock -like a zap)
204. Qith (Clear, transparent)
205. Quan (Barricade, barricading)
206. Quana (Barricade, barricading)
207. Rak (Horns, horned)
208. Rakee (Literally means “one whose horns have grown inside,” it is a derogatory term for someone who is not mentally balanced. i.e., crazy).
209. Ram (Of or belonging to the sheep family)
210. Rark (Den)
211. Reg (Of or belonging to the turtle family)
212. Ren (Pure strain humans)
213. Ris (Sticky, gooey)
214. Rod (Rodent - mice, rat, etc.)
215. Rot (Roost, avian perch)
216. Rrer (Cold, freezing)
217. Sar (Dirt, earth)
218. Strep (Of or belonging to any of the tree-dwelling lizard or reptile families)
219. Seen (One who tangles, tangling)
220. Sep (Of or belonging to the shark family)
221. Ser (Master, one who has mastery)
222. Shee (Long hair, one who is long-haired)
223. Shez (Any fast, flying bird)
224. Shil (Rain)
225. Shin (Water, highly reflective and pure)
226. Shiny (Water, highly reflective and pure)
227. Sho (Moonlight)
228. Shoo (Moonlight)
229. Sith (Nest)
230. Sky (Of or belonging to the ant family)
231. Sled (Tunnel, tunneling)
232. Sledd (Tunnel, tunneling)
233. Slee (Seers, prophets)
234. Slith (Of or belonging to the snake families)
235. Slithe (Of or belonging to the snake families)
236. Smok (Flames, flaming)
237. Smov (Iron)
238. Smove (Iron)
239. Soul (Blood-drinker, vampire)
240. Spir (Tall and thin, spiral-like)
241. Sprot (Growing, to grow, growth)
242. Squeek (One who emits sonic attacks)
243. S'Re (Dependable, reliable)
244. Sre (Invisibility, invisible)
245. Srea (Invisibility, invisible)
246. Sree (Home)
247. Ssi (A gathering of snakes)
248. Ssis (A gathering of snakes)
249. Steed (An animal that serves as a mount, usually an equine creature)
250. Suc (Suction cup, covered with suckers)
251. Suck (Suction cup, covered with suckers)
252. Sut (Giant)
253. T (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, it means "she who.")
254. Ta (Dark green)
255. Tat (Dark green)
256. Tel (Fire, fiery)
257. Teld (Fire, fiery)
258. Ter (Tree-dweller, tree-dwelling)
259. Tes (Stone, stone-like)
260. -ets (Stone, stone-like)
261. -ts (Stone, stone-like)
262. Then (Ripper, shredder)
263. Thlai (Strange, bizarre)
264. Tis (Emerald green)
265. Tith (Garden)
266. Tog (Day, a 24-hour period measured from dawn to dawn
267. Tor (Of or belonging to the reptile family in general)
268. Torrn (Of or belonging to the grasshopper family)
269. Tos (Cactus, cactus-like)
270. Tosh (Of or belonging to the amphibian family in general)
271. Torz (Walker, one who walks)
272. Tsor (Of or belonging to the bat family)
273. Tsurp (A batlike humanoid)
274. Tyen (Nameless, unclaimed)
275. Uns (Of or belonging to the spider family, spiderlike)
276. Unus (Of or belonging to the spider family, spiderlike)
277. Ur (Spike, spiked)
278. Urr (Spike, spiked)
279. Vath (Hideous)
280. Ven (Villain, villainous)
281. Vene (Villain, villainous)
282. Ver (Guardian)
283. Verz (Guardian)
284. Vilch (Jump, jumping)
285. Ward (Small beast, usually used to refer to a smaller than man-sized mammal)
286. Wed (Red)
287. Win (Vines)
288. Wolk (Week, seven togs)
289. Xan (Mildew)
290. Xen (Mushrooms, toadstools, and other large fungi)
291. Xil (One who eats with incredible speed; to eat like a beast)
292. Xon (Mold, moldy)
293. Y (When used at the beginning of a word and followed by an apostrophe, or at the end of a word and preceded by an apostrophe, means "he who.")
294. Yak (To talk, chatter)
295. Yama (City)
296. Ye (Orange-yellow, golden)
297. Yuk (Spores)
298. Zar (To drill, bore)
299. Ze (Purple)
300. Zee (Purple)
301. Zeta (Rocky, mountainous)
302. Zorr (To fight, to combat)
303. Zu (Scamper, to climb small heights very rapidly.)

Apostrophe (!): When placed between two syllables that stand alone, it means "of the," "which has," or "which is."

Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
77 25%    99 32%   51 16%    70 23%     33  10%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
30  9%     18  5%     22   7%     14   4%     22   7%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
53 17%    9    2%     42 13%    53 17%      24  7%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
52 17%    25  8%     6    1%     81  28%     61 20%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
63  20%  9   2%      5     1%     5     1%      13   4%

Z      %
9    2%