Valianttheywere: August 2021

Tuesday, 31 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: the colour green

Green in almost every language

1. Green
2. Groen
3. E gjelbër
4. Ārenigwadē
5. Lawn 'akhdar
6. Kanach
7. Yaşıl
8. Berdea
9. Zialiony
10. Sabuja
11. Zeleno
12. Verd
13. Berde
14. Chobiriwira
15. Lǜ
16. Verde
17. Zelená
18. Grøn
19. Groente
20. Verda (esperanto)
21. Roheline
22. Vihreä
23. Verte
24. Vert
25. Grien
26. Mts’vane
27. Grün
28. Prásinos
29. Līlā
30. Vèt
31. Koren
32. Ōmaʻomaʻo
33. *R*K (hebrew)
34. Hara
35. Ntsuab
36. Zöld
37. Grænt
38. Agba ndụ ndụ
39. Hijau
40. Glas
41. Midori
42. Ijo
43. Hasiru
44. Jasıl
45. Baitang
46. Icyatsi
47. Nogsaeg
48. Kesk
49. Jaşıl
50. Sikhiav
51. Viridis (latin)
52. Zaļš
53. Žalias
54. Gréng
55. Zelena
56. Maitso
57. Pacca
58. Aħdar
59. Kākariki
60. Hiravā
61. Nogoon
62. Aahcaimraung
63. Hariyō
64. Grønn
65. *A (odia)
66. *N (pashto)
67. SB* (persian)
68. Zielony
69. Harā
70. Zelenyy
71. Lanu meamata
72. Uaine
73. Tala
74. Girinhi
75. *AE* (sindhi)
76. Harita
77. Cagaar
78. Héjo
79. Kijani
80. Grön
81. Taksiho
82. Paccai
83. R*EL (tatar)
84. Ākupacca
85. K̄heīyw
86. Yeşil
87. Greenaşyl
88. *B* (urdu)
89. YE*YL (uyghur)
90. Yashil
91. Màu xanh lá
92. Gwyrdd
93. Luhlaza
94. Grin
95. Alawọ ewe
96. Okuluhlaza okotshani

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
55 57% 36 37% 37 38% 24 25% 14 14%

B % C % D % F % G %
10 10% 7 7% 13 13% 0 0% 23 24%

H % J % K % L % M %
23 24% 8 8% 12 12% 29 30% 7 7%

N % P % Q % R % S %
38 40% 4 4% 0 0% 41 43% 23 24%

T % V % W % X % Y %
15 15% 10 10% 6 6% 1 1% 12 12%

Z %
10 10%

Popularity of use
57% A: *A (odia),
43% R, A:
40% N, R, A: *N (pashto),
38% I, N, R, A:
37% E, I, N, R, A: *AE* (sindhi),
30% L, E, I, N, R, A: R*EL (tatar), Līlā,
25% O, L, E, I, N, R, A:
24% S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Grön, Grin, Harā, Girinhi, Hara, Glas, Nogsaeg, Gréng, Nogoon, Grønn, Green, Groen, Grøn, Roheline, Grien,
15% T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Tala, Harita, Groente, Grænt,
14% U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Hasiru, Uaine, Lǜ, Grün,
13% D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Midori, Aħdar,
12% Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Yeşil, Greenaşyl, YE*YL (uyghur), Yashil, Hariyō, Taksiho, Kesk, Kākariki, Koren, *R*K (hebrew), Yaşıl,
10% Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Luhlaza, Okuluhlaza okotshani, *B* (urdu), SB* (persian), Zielony, Zelenyy, Zelena, Hiravā, Sikhiav, Viridis (latin), Zaļš, Žalias, Agba ndụ ndụ, Baitang, Ntsuab, Zöld, Vihreä, Verte, Vert, Vèt, Verda (esperanto), Berdea, Zialiony, Zeleno, Verd, Berde, Verde, Zelená,
8% J, Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Héjo, Kijani, Jasıl, Jaşıl, Hijau, Ijo, E gjelbër, Sabuja,
7% M, C, J, Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Lanu meamata, Cagaar, Maitso, Aahcaimraung, Ōmaʻomaʻo, Icyatsi, Kanach, Mts’vane,
6% W, M, C, J, Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Gwyrdd, Alawọ ewe, K̄heīyw, Ārenigwadē, Lawn 'akhdar, Chobiriwira,
4% P, W, M, C, J, Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Paccai, Ākupacca, Prásinos, Pacca,
1% X, P, W, M, C, J, Z, V, B, Y, K, D, U, T, S, H, G, O, L, E, I, N, R, A: Màu xanh lá,
0% Q, F

Conclusion: Green originates in the A-R-N linguistic subgroup.
We have *A (odia) at less than 57% followed by a developmental bandgap at 43%. *N (pashto) at 40%, and a second bandgap 38%.
At 30% we have the first complete Green as Līlā (Gujarati) and the incomplete R*EL (tatar). This is followed by a developmental bandgap at 25%.
A regional development spike at 24%, which drops away through to the developmental peak at 10%. This again declines down to 1%.

Thursday, 26 August 2021

Mystara Campaign: the serpent peninsula

Immortals of the serpent peninsula
1. Ifá
2. Orunmilá-Ifá
3. Iemanjá
4. Janaína
5. Ibeji
6. Oxalá
7. Xangô
8. Iansã
9. Oiá
10. Axabó
11. Exu
12. Ogum
13. Obá
14. Oçanhe
15. Ossaim
16. Oxum
17. Oxóssi
18. Obaluaê
19. Omolu
20. Nanã

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
14 70% 5 25% 9 45% 13 65% 6 30%

B % C % D % F % G %
4 20% 1 5% 0 0% 2 10% 2 10%

H % J % K % L % M %
1 5% 3 15% 0 0% 4 20% 6 30%

N % P % Q % R % S %
7 35% 0 0% 0 0% 1 5% 3 15%

T % V % W % X % Y %
0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 6 30% 0 0%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
70% A:
65% O, A:
45% I, O, A: Oiá,
35% N, I, O, A: Nanã,
30% X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Oxum,
25% E, X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Exu,
20% L, B, E, X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Obaluaê, Omolu, Oxalá, Obá, Axabó,
15% S, J, L, B, E, X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Ossaim, Iansã, Oxóssi, Iemanjá, Janaína, Ibeji,
10% G, F, S, J, L, B, E, X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Xangô, Ogum, Ifá,
5% R, H, C, G, F, S, J, L, B, E, X, M, U, N, I, O, A: Orunmilá-Ifá, Oçanhe,
0% D, K, P, Q, T, V, W, Y, Z

Conclusion: Oiá (vanya) is the oldest apparent immortal of the serpent peninsula at 45% amongst the LB as patron of both male and female warriors.

This is followed by the rise of Nanã (hel) at 35% (The bitter patron of swamps and death-and-reincarnation cycle. She is acknowledged but not worshiped).

Religion on the Serpent Peninsula peaks culturally at 15%. And enters decline from 10% religious growth down to 5%.

Serpent Peninsula Word Generator*

D100 Alpha D20 char. length

1 R 1-4 3

2 H 5-6 4

3 C 7-12 5

4-5 G 13-15 6

6-7 F 16-18 7

8-10 S 19 8

11-13 J 20 roll 2× (first-second)

14-17 L

18-21 B

22-26 E

27-32 X

33-38 M

39-44 U

45-51 N

52-60 I

61-73 O

74-87 A

88-100 reroll

Wednesday, 25 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: Spanish culture

A. Male Names

1. Adán
2. Adolfo
3. Adrián
4. Agustín
5. Alberto
6. Alejandro
7. Alejo
8. Alfonso
9. Alfredo
10. Aloisio
11. Alonso
12. Álvaro
13. Amado
14. Amador
15. Amancio
16. Ambrosio
17. Andrés
18. Angel
19. Anier
20. António
21. Aquiles
22. Arcadio
23. Ariando
24. Ariel
25. Arnaldo
26. Arsenio
27. Ascencio
28. Atilano
29. Aurelio
30. Baldovino
31. Baltazar
32. Bartolemé
33. Bartolo
34. Basílio
35. Bautista
36. Beltrán
37. Benedito
38. Benigno
39. Benito
40. Benjamin
41. Bernal
42. Bernardito
43. Bernardo
44. Blasco
45. Calisto
46. Candido
47. Carlito
48. Carlos
49. Ceandro
50. Celestino
51. Ciriaco
52. Claudio
53. Consuelo
54. Cornelio
55. Cosme
56. Cristiano
57. Cristóbal
58. Dalmacio
59. Dámaso
60. Damián
61. Danilo
62. Demetrio
63. Diego
64. Dionicio
65. Dionisio
66. Dolfos
67. Domingo
68. Donato
69. Eduardo
70. Efraín
71. Eladio
72. Elí
73. Elisio
74. Emeterio
75. Emiliano
76. Enrique
77. Ernesto
78. Esteban
79. Eugenio
80. Eustacio
81. Evaristo
82. Fabián
83. Fabio
84. Fabricio
85. Feliciano
86. Felipe
87. Félix
88. Fermin
89. Fernán
90. Fernando
91. Fidel
92. Florencio
93. Francisco
94. Frasquito
95. Gabriel
96. Galsino
97. Gaspar
98. Geofredo
99. Gervasio
100. Ginés
101. Giullen
102. Gómez
103. Gonzalo
104. Gregorio
105. Gualberto
106. Guillermo
107. Gutierre
108. Héctor
109. Hermengildo
110. Hernán
111. Hernando
112. Hipolito
113. Horacio
114. Iago
115. Ignacio
116. Ildefonso
117. Ildephonso
118. Illán
119. Íñigo
120. Inocencio
121. Irenio
122. Isias
123. Isidoro
124. Jacinto
125. Jago
126. Jaime
127. Javier
128. Jeronimo
129. Joaquín
130. Jordi
131. Jorge
132. José
133. Josélito
134. Josué
135. Juan
136. Juanito
137. Justo
138. Leandro
139. Leocadio
140. Leonel
141. Leopoldo
142. Lope
143. Lorenzo
144. Lucás
145. Luis
146. Macario
147. Mancio
148. Manolito
149. Manolo
150. Manuel
151. Marcelito
152. Marcello
153. Marco
154. Mariano
155. Martín
156. Matias
157. Mauricio
158. Medardo
159. Melchior
160. Miguel
161. Modesto
162. Moníco
163. Narcisso
164. Nazario
165. Nicanor
166. Nicasio
167. Nicodemo
168. Orlino
169. Pablo
170. Pancho
171. Pánfilo
172. Paquito
173. Pascual
174. Pasqual
175. Pastor
176. Pedro
177. Pelayo
178. Pépé
179. Pepillo
180. Pepito
181. Pero
182. Pio
183. Pirmin
184. Ponciono
185. Primitivo
186. Rafael
187. Raimundo
188. Rainerio
189. Ramiro
190. Ramón
191. Raúl
192. Refugio
193. Reynaldo
194. Rito
195. Roberto
196. Rodrigo
197. Rogelio
198. Rosario
199. Rosendo
200. Rufino
201. Ruy
202. Salomon
203. Salomone
204. Salvador
205. Sancho
206. Sanson
207. Sebastián
208. Serafín
209. Sergi
210. Sergio
211. Severino
212. Silvestre
213. Simón
214. Tadeo
215. Teobaldo
216. Teodosio
217. Timeteo
218. Tirso
219. Tomás
220. Ubaldo
221. Ulises
222. Urbano
223. Valentín
224. Vasco
225. Venceslás
226. Vicente
227. Victoriano
228. Vincente
229. Vittorrio
230. Ximénez
231. Yáñes

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
143 61% 119 51% 142 61% 171 74% 35 15%

B % C % D % F % G %
30 12% 50 21% 52 22% 24 10% 31 13%

H % J % K % L % M %
8 3% 17 7% 0 0% 89 38% 49 21%

N % P % Q % R % S %
111 48% 23 9% 5 2% 108 46% 71 30%

T % V % W % X % Y %
57 24% 16 6% 0 0% 2 <1% 4 1%

Z %
6 2%

Popularity of use
74% O:
61% I, A, O:
51% E, I, A, O:
48% N, E, I, A, O:
46% R, N, E, I, A, O: Irenio, Rainerio, Anier,
38% L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Leonel, Orlino, Illán, Ariel, Elí,
30% S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Rosario, Sanson, Isias, Aloisio, Alonso, Elisio, Arsenio,
24% T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Rito, Tirso, Atilano, Ernesto, António,
22% D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Tadeo, Teodosio, Isidoro, Leandro, Rosendo, Danilo, Dionisio, Dolfos, Donato, Eladio, Ariando, Arnaldo, Adán, Adrián, Andrés,
21% M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Timeteo, Tomás, Salomon, Salomone, Simón, Nicodemo, Ramiro, Ramón, Macario, Mancio, Manolito, Manolo, Marcelito, Marcello, Marco, Mariano, Martín, Matias, Medardo, Modesto, Moníco, Narcisso, Nicanor, Nicasio, Inocencio, Leocadio, Emeterio, Emiliano, Dalmacio, Dámaso, Damián, Demetrio, Cosme, Amado, Amador, Amancio, Calisto, Candido, Carlito, Carlos, Ceandro, Celestino, Ciriaco, Cornelio, Cristiano, Dionicio, Arcadio, Ascencio,
15% U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Raúl, Ulises, Raimundo, Mauricio, Lucás, Luis, Manuel, Eduardo, Eustacio, Claudio, Consuelo, Aurelio,
13% G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Sergi, Sergio, Rodrigo, Rogelio, Giullen, Gregorio, Guillermo, Gutierre, Iago, Ignacio, Íñigo, Miguel, Galsino, Ginés, Eugenio, Diego, Domingo, Agustín, Angel,
12% B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Ubaldo, Urbano, Sebastián, Teobaldo, Gualberto, Esteban, Gabriel, Bartolemé, Bartolo, Basílio, Bautista, Beltrán, Benedito, Benigno, Benito, Bernal, Bernardito, Bernardo, Blasco, Cristóbal, Alberto, Ambrosio,
10% F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Rufino, Serafín, Refugio, Rafael, Ildefonso, Fabián, Fabio, Fabricio, Feliciano, Fermin, Fernán, Fernando, Fidel, Florencio, Francisco, Geofredo, Alfonso, Alfredo, Efraín, Adolfo,
9% P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Pablo, Pánfilo, Pascual, Pastor, Pedro, Pépé, Pepillo, Pepito, Pero, Pio, Pirmin, Ponciono, Leopoldo, Lope, Felipe, Gaspar,
7% J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Jacinto, Jago, Jaime, Jeronimo, Jordi, Jorge, José, Josélito, Josué, Juan, Juanito, Justo, Alejandro, Alejo, Benjamin,
6% V, J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Valentín, Vasco, Venceslás, Vicente, Victoriano, Vincente, Vittorrio, Severino, Silvestre, Salvador, Javier, Primitivo, Evaristo, Gervasio, Álvaro, Baldovino,
3% H, V, J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Pancho, Sancho, Héctor, Hermengildo, Hernán, Hernando, Hipolito, Horacio, Ildephonso, Melchior,
2% Z, Q, H, V, J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Lorenzo, Nazario, Gómez, Gonzalo, Paquito, Pasqual, Joaquín, Frasquito, Baltazar, Aquiles, Enrique,
1% Y, Z, Q, H, V, J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Ruy, Yáñes, Pelayo, Reynaldo,
<1% X, Y, Z, Q, H, V, J, P, F, B, G, U, M, C, D, T, S, L, R, N, E, I, A, O: Félix, Ximénez,
0% K, W

Conclusion: male spanish culture begins at 46% with Irenio, Rainerio, and Anier rising to a cultural peak at 21% before declining to less than <1%.
The O Linguistic group: Spanish, portugese, and basque male culture shares a common ancestor with Benin males suggesting a male neolithic Benin migration group migrated across the Medditeranean into the Iberian peninsula.

O group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Luo M 89% (O; I; N; A)
Zapotec Pantheon 86% (O; C; I; A; N, E)
Benin M 82% (O; A; E; S; R)
Benin F 82% (O; E; S; I; A, N) ●
Sesotho M 80% (O; L, A; E; T)
Portugese M 78% (O; A; I; R; E; L)
Basque M 75% (O; A; N; R)
Spanish M 74% (O; A, I; E; N)
Tswana F 66% (+E) (O, E; I, M, S, T)
The Shogi Game 66% (O; I, K, A)
Pict M 57% (+S, N) (O, S, N; T, R)

B. Female Names
1. Adelita
2. Águeda
3. Aldonza
4. Alejandra
5. Alejandrina
6. Alma
7. Almalia
8. Amata
9. Amparo
10. Ana
11. Andrea
12. Angélica
13. Angelita
14. Angosto
15. Angustia
16. Aniceta
17. Anita
18. Anunciación
19. Anunciata
20. Araceli
21. Ásela
22. Assunta
23. Azucena
24. Barbara
25. Beatriz
26. Belén
27. Belia
28. Belicia
29. Benedicta
30. Benita
31. Bernadina
32. Blanca
33. Bonita
34. Brigida
35. Calida
36. Camila
37. Candela
38. Caridad
39. Carla
40. Carlita
41. Carlotta
42. Carmela
43. Carmelita
44. Carmella
45. Carmena
46. Carmencita
47. Casilda
48. Catalina
49. Cecilla
50. Chabela
51. Charita
52. Charo
53. Chela
54. Chila
55. Chofi
56. Clarisa
57. Concepción
58. Concetta
59. Concha
60. Conchita
61. Constanza
62. Consuela
63. Corazón
64. Cristina
65. Crucita
66. Damita
67. Delfina
68. Delores
69. Digna
70. Dolores
71. Dorotea
72. Dulcinea
73. Elena
74. Eliana
75. Elisa
76. Elvira
77. Encarnación
78. Engracia
79. Enriqueta
80. Erlinda
81. Esmeralda
82. Esperanza
83. Estefanía
84. Estrella
85. Eufemia
86. Eugenia
87. Eulalia
88. Eva
89. Evangelina
90. Evita
91. Feliciana
92. Felicidad
93. Francisca
94. Frasquita
95. Genoveva
96. Gianina
97. Giralda
98. Gracia
99. Graciana
100. Graciela
101. Guadalupe
102. Guilla
103. Herlinda
104. Hermenia
105. Hermina
106. Hilaria
107. Huera
108. Idoya
109. Imelda
110. Inés
111. Inéz
112. Isabel
113. Isabella
114. Ismelda
115. Isola
116. Jacinta
117. Joana
118. Jorgina
119. Juana
120. Juanita
121. Juliana
122. Laura
123. Leocadia
124. Leonora
125. Ligia
126. Lilia
127. Liseta
128. Lolita
129. Luce-Marina
130. Lucía
131. Lucita
132. Lucretia
133. Luisa
134. Lupe
135. Luz
136. Magdalena
137. Maita
138. Manolita
139. Manuela
140. Marcela
141. Marcelina
142. Margarita
143. Maria
144. Mariana
145. Maribel
146. Marieta
147. Marina
148. Mariquita
149. Marita
150. Marta
151. Martina
152. Martita
153. Maruja
154. Matilde
155. Melchora
156. Melosa
157. Mencía
158. Mercedes
159. Milagros
160. Misia
161. Monica
162. Nati
163. Natividad
164. Nazaret
165. Nicolasa
166. Nina
167. Nita
168. Nuela
169. Nunia
170. Ofelia
171. Paca
172. Paloma
173. Pancha
174. Pascuala
175. Patricia
176. Paz
177. Pepa
178. Pepita
179. Perla
180. Perlita
181. Petra
182. Presentación
183. Purificación
184. Purita
185. Rafaela
186. Raimunda
187. Ramona
188. Raquel
189. Reina
190. Remedios
191. Renata
192. Resurección
193. Ria
194. Ricarda
195. Rita
196. Rocío
197. Romana
198. Rosa
199. Rosalinda
200. Rosario
201. Rosita
202. Salomé
203. Santa
204. Sarita
205. Saritia
206. Sebastiana
207. Serafina
208. Sofía
209. Sol
210. Solana
211. Soledad
212. Suela
213. Suelo
214. Sunción
215. Teodora
216. Teodosia
217. Teresa
218. Teresita
219. Theresia
220. Tiana
221. Trinidad
222. Veronica
223. Victorina
224. Virida
225. Vitoria
226. Xaviera
227. Ximena
228. Xiomara
229. Ynés
230. Ynéz
231. Zahira
232. Zita

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
215 92% 114 49% 150 64% 59 25% 41 17%

B % C % D % F % G %
16 6% 72 31% 43 18% 13 5% 23 9%

H % J % K % L % M %
16 6% 9 3% 0 0% 98 42% 52 22%

N % P % Q % R % S %
103 44% 19 8% 4 1% 107 46% 55 23%

T % V % W % X % Y %
74 31% 11 4% 0 0% 3 1% 3 1%

Z %
13 5%

Popularity of use
92% A:
64% I, A:
49% E, I, A:
46% R, E, I, A: Ria,
44% N, R, E, I, A: Nina, Reina, Ana,
42% L, N, R, E, I, A: Lilia, Elena, Eliana,
31% T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Nita, Renata, Nati, Rita, Tiana, Aniceta, Anita, Araceli, Carla, Carlita, Catalina, Cecilla,
25% O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Rocío, Leonora, Lolita, Concetta, Encarnación, Carlotta,
23% S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Rosa, Rosario, Rosita, Santa, Sarita, Saritia, Sol, Solana, Teresa, Teresita, Liseta, Nicolasa, Inés, Isola, Ásela, Assunta, Elisa, Estrella, Clarisa, Cristina,
22% M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Romana, Salomé, Ramona, Maita, Manolita, Marcela, Marcelina, Maria, Mariana, Marieta, Marina, Marita, Marta, Martina, Martita, Melchora, Melosa, Mencía, Misia, Monica, Carmela, Carmelita, Carmella, Carmena, Carmencita, Alma, Almalia, Amata, Camila,
18% D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Soledad, Teodora, Teodosia, Trinidad, Remedios, Ricarda, Rosalinda, Matilde, Mercedes, Leocadia, Imelda, Ismelda, Raimunda, Erlinda, Esmeralda, Casilda, Damita, Delores, Dolores, Dorotea, Andrea, Calida, Candela, Caridad, Adelita,
17% U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Suela, Suelo, Sunción, Nuela, Nunia, Resurección, Luce-Marina, Lucía, Lucita, Lucretia, Luisa, Manuela, Laura, Dulcinea, Eulalia, Anunciación, Anunciata, Consuela, Crucita,
9% G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Margarita, Milagros, Ligia, Magdalena, Guilla, Gianina, Giralda, Gracia, Graciana, Graciela, Engracia, Eugenia, Angélica, Angelita, Angosto, Angustia, Digna, Águeda,
8% P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Paca, Paloma, Pancha, Pascuala, Patricia, Pepa, Pepita, Perla, Perlita, Petra, Presentación, Purita, Guadalupe, Lupe, Amparo, Concepción,
6% H, B, P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Herlinda, Hermenia, Hermina, Hilaria, Huera, Theresia, Isabel, Isabella, Maribel, Sebastiana, Barbara, Belén, Belia, Belicia, Benedicta, Benita, Bernadina, Blanca, Bonita, Brigida, Chabela, Charita, Charo, Chela, Chila, Concha, Conchita,
5% Z, F, H, B, P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Zahira, Zita, Nazaret, Paz, Inéz, Luz, Corazón, Esperanza, Constanza, Azucena, Beatriz, Aldonza, Purificación, Ofelia, Rafaela, Serafina, Sofía, Delfina, Feliciana, Felicidad, Francisca, Estefanía, Eufemia, Chofi,
4% V, Z, F, H, B, P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Veronica, Victorina, Virida, Vitoria, Natividad, Eva, Evangelina, Evita, Genoveva, Elvira,
3% J, V, Z, F, H, B, P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Jacinta, Joana, Jorgina, Juana, Juanita, Juliana, Maruja, Alejandra, Alejandrina,
1% X, Y, Q, J, V, Z, F, H, B, P, G, U, D, M, S, O, T, C, L, N, R, E, I, A: Xaviera, Ximena, Xiomara, Ynés, Ynéz, Idoya, Mariquita, Raquel, Enriqueta, Frasquita,
0% K, W

Conclusion: female spanish cultural growth begins with Ria at 46% rising to a cultural peak at 18% before declining down to 1%.
Female spanish, Gaelic, and Portugese share a common linguistic origin in the A-I-E linguistic subgroup.

A-I-E subgroup sex % Dev. Chain bandgap
Portugese F 94% (A; I; E; R; N, L)
Spanish F 92% (A; I; E; R; N; L; C, T; O; S)
Gaelic F 69% (A; I; E; N; H) ●
Ice 47% (A; I; E; S, H; L)
River 46% (A; I; E; N; R; O)

Age of Warp: cards 162-165

Monday, 23 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: Lightning

Lightning in almost every language

1. Lightning
2. Weerlig
3. Vetëtima
4. Mebirek’i
5. Barq
6. Kaytsak
7. Yıldırım
8. Tximista
9. Malanka
10. Bajra
11. Munja
12. Mŭlniya
13. Llamps
14. Kidlat
15. Mphezi
16. Shǎndiàn
17. Fulmine
18. Blesk
19. Lyn
20. Bliksem
21. Fulmo (esperanto)
22. Välk
23. Salama
24. Éclair
25. Wjerljocht
26. Lóstrego
27. Elva
28. Blitz
29. Astrapí
30. Vījaḷī
31. Zeklè
32. Walƙiya
33. Uila
34. B*K (hebrew)
35. Aakaasheey bijalee
36. Xob laim
37. Villám
38. Eldingar
39. Àmụ̀mà
40. Petir
41. Tintreach
42. Fulmine
43. Raitoningu
44. Kilat
45. Min̄cu
46. Nayzağay
47. Ronteahbanh
48. Inkuba
49. Beongae
50. Brûsk
51. Çagılgan
52. Fa pha
53. Fulgur (latin)
54. Zibens
55. Žaibas
56. Blëtz
57. Molnja
58. Helatra
59. Minnal
60. Beraq
61. Uira
62. Vijā
63. Ayanga
64. Shut hcee laatsai
65. Bijulī
66. Lyn
67. BR*N* (pashto)
68. *B* (persian)
69. Błyskawica
70. Bijalī
71. Fulger
72. Molniya
73. Dealanach
74. Lehalima
75. Mheni
76. *N* (sindhi)
77. Akuṇu
78. Blesk
79. Strela
80. Hillaac
81. Relámpago
82. Umeme
83. Blixt
84. Miṉṉal
85. *EN (tatar)
86. Merupu
87. F̂āp̄h̀ā
88. Ningyldyrym
89. Blyskavka
90. BA* (urdu)
91. *AQMAQ (uyghur)
92. Chaqmoq
93. Tia chớp
94. Mellt
95. Umbane
96. Blits
97. Manamana
98. Umbani

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
61 62% 36 37% 49 50% 10 10% 20 20%

B % C % D % F % G %
28 28% 10 10% 6 6% 6 6% 13 13%

H % J % K % L % M %
16 16% 8 8% 16 16% 53 54% 33 34%

N % P % Q % R % S %
34 35% 7 7% 4 4% 25 25% 15 15%

T % V % W % X % Y %
22 22% 7 7% 4 4% 3 3% 12 12%

Z %
7 7%

Popularity of use
62% A:
54% L, A:
50% I, L, A:
37% E, I, L, A:
35% N, E, I, L, A: *N* (sindhi), *EN (tatar),
34% M, N, E, I, L, A: Miṉṉal, Manamana, Minnal,
28% B, M, N, E, I, L, A: *B* (persian), BA* (urdu),
25% R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: BR*N* (pashto),
22% T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Mellt,
20% U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Umbane, Umbani, Umeme, Uila, Uira, Àmụ̀mà,
16% H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Lehalima, Mheni, Akuṇu, B*K (hebrew), Kilat, Inkuba, Helatra, Mebirek’i, Malanka,
15% S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Blesk, Strela, Blits, Brûsk, Blesk, Bliksem, Salama,
13% G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Lightning,
12% Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Ayanga, Lyn, Mŭlniya, Lyn, Kaytsak,
10% C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Hillaac, Tia chớp, Shut hcee laatsai, Molniya, Beongae, Çagılgan, Min̄cu, Ronteahbanh, Tintreach, Raitoningu, Éclair, Lóstrego,
8% J, C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Bijulī, Bijalī, Vijā, Molnja, Aakaasheey bijalee, Vījaḷī, Bajra, Munja,
7% Z, V, P, J, C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Zibens, Žaibas, Blëtz, Nayzağay, Merupu, Blyskavka, Relámpago, Villám, Petir, Elva, Blitz, Astrapí, Zeklè, Llamps, Mphezi, Välk, Vetëtima,
6% F, D, Z, V, P, J, C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: F̂āp̄h̀ā, Ningyldyrym, Fulmine, Fa pha, Fulgur (latin), Fulmo (esperanto), Eldingar, Shǎndiàn, Fulmine, Kidlat, Yıldırım, Fulger, Dealanach,
4% W, Q, F, D, Z, V, P, J, C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: *AQMAQ (uyghur), Chaqmoq, Walƙiya, Błyskawica, Wjerljocht, Weerlig, Barq, Beraq,
3% X, W, Q, F, D, Z, V, P, J, C, O, Y, G, S, H, K, U, T, R, B, M, N, E, I, L, A: Xob laim, Blixt, Tximista,

Conclusion: part of the A-L linguistic group. Lightning begins at 35% with *N* (sindhi) and *EN (tatar). Lightning peaks at 7% before declining to 3%.

A-L subgroup sex % Dev. Chain
Polish F 99% (A; L, I; N; E)
Icelandic F 80% (A; L; R, H; T)
To Hunger 69% (A; L; I; N; E, U)
Curse 68% (A; L; K; O, N)
Slave 65% (A; L; S; E; O)
Lightning 62% (A; L; I; E; N)

A-L-U subgroup
Samoan M 69% (A; L; U, I; E, F, S)
Samoan F 65% (A; L; U, I; E, T)
Plough 65% (A; L; U; G; O; H)

Sunday, 22 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: Rapa Nui culture

A. Male Names
1. Aongatu
2. Atamu
3. Atan
4. Atua
5. Fati
6. Hatui
7. Hetereki
8. Horeko
9. Huki
10. Iko
11. Inaki
12. Kiko
13. Luki
14. Makemake
15. Motuha
16. Pakarati
17. Porotu
18. Rano
19. Rapu
20. Temaki
21. Tepano
22. Tikaroa
23. Torometi
24. Tumu
25. Tupa
26. Tuputahi
27. Uki

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
17 62% 6 22% 14 51% 10 37% 13 48%

B % C % D % F % G %
0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 3% 1 3%

H % J % K % L % M %
6 22% 0 0% 12 44% 1 3% 6 22%

N % P % Q % R % S %
5 18% 6 22% 0 0% 8 29% 0 0%

T % V % W % X % Y %
17 62% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
62% A, T:
51% I, A, T:
48% U, I, A, T: Atua,
44% K, U, I, A, T: Uki,
37% O, K, U, I, A, T: Iko, Kiko,
29% R, O, K, U, I, A, T: Tikaroa,
22% P, M, H, E, R, O, K, U, I, A, T: Torometi, Tumu, Tupa, Tuputahi, Makemake, Motuha, Pakarati, Porotu, Rapu, Temaki, Atamu, Hatui, Hetereki, Horeko, Huki,
18% N, P, M, H, E, R, O, K, U, I, A, T: Rano, Tepano, Atan, Inaki,
3% L, F, G, N, P, M, H, E, R, O, K, U, I, A, T: Fati, Luki, Aongatu,
0% B, C, D, J, Q, S, V, W, X, Y, Z

Conclusion: male culture begins at 48% with Atua, peaking culturally at 22% before declining through to 3%. While male culture begins as with the early Mongol tribes as A, T of equal value followed by I, it suggests males migrated from either Easter island to settle near Mongolia, or from an as yet unidentified shared culture of origin.

B. Female Names
1. Arero
2. Aneru
3. Angata
4. Haukena
5. Ika
6. Ko-Uka
7. Koteoho
8. Mata
9. Pakarati
10. Potahi
11. Rangitaki
12. Tahu
13. Teri
14. Tiare

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
12 85% 6 42% 6 42% 4 28% 4 28%

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

H % J % K % L % M %
4 28% 0 0% 6 42% 0 0% 1 7%

N % P % Q % R % S %
4 28% 2 14% 0 0% 6 42% 0 0%

T % V % W % X % Y %
9 64% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
85% A:
64% T, A:
42% E, I, K, R, T, A: Ika, Teri, Tiare,
28% O, U, H, N, E, I, K, R, T, A: Ko-Uka, Koteoho, Tahu, Arero, Aneru, Haukena,
14% G, P, O, U, H, N, E, I, K, R, T, A: Pakarati, Potahi, Rangitaki, Angata,
7% M, G, P, O, U, H, N, E, I, K, R, T, A: Mata,
0% B, C, D, F, J, L, Q, S, V, V, W, X, Y, Z

Conclusion: female culture begins at 42% with Ika, Teri, and Tiare, peaking at 28% culturally before declining through to 7%. While Males seem to have a relationship with early mongol tribes, female Rapa Nui culture seems more related to Tahitian females and Tongan males.

A-T subgroup sex % Dev. chain band gap
Hold Portal 93% (A; T; R; P; O, L)
Rapa Nui F 85% (A; T; E, I, K, R)
Tahitian F 85% (A; T; E; I; R)
Tongan M 85% (A; T; L; E; U, I)
Plateau 80% (A; T; L; I, P)
Taboo 79% (A; T; U; B; I; M; O)
Efe F 76% (A; T; E; I, O)

A-T-I subgroup sex % Dev. chain band gap
Berber F 83% (A; T; I; E; N; M; U; R) ●
Tahitian M 80% (A; T; I; U; E)
To Fight 76% (A; T; I; E; N, L; U; R)
Star 62% (A; T; I; R; E; N; S)

A/T-I subgroup sex % Dev. chain band gap

Rapa Nui M 62% (+T) (A, T; I; U; K; O; R)
Mongol Tribes 61% (+T) (A, T; I; R; N)

Saturday, 21 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: Early Mongol Tribes

Tribe names

1. Adargin
2. Alchi-tatar
3. Aluqi-tatar
4. Arulat
5. Ba’arit
6. Barulas
7. Baya’ut
8. Bayit
9. Belgunut
10. Besut
11. Borjigin
12. Buda’at
13. Changshi’ut
14. Chaqan-tatar
15. Chinos
16. Daritai-otchigin
17. Dataut-tatar
18. Dorben
19. Geniges
20. Guchugur
21. Ikres
22. Jalayir
23. Jarchi’ut
24. Jirgin
25. Jurkin
26. Kereyit
27. Mangqut
28. Menen-Ba’arin
29. Merkit
30. Mongol
31. Naiman
32. Noyakin
33. Olon-dongqayit
34. Olqunu’ud
35. Onggirat
36. Oyirat
37. Qabturqas
38. Qadagin
39. Qatagin
40. Qo’as
41. Qongqotan
42. Qorolas
43. Salji’ut
44. Sarta’ul
45. Sonit
46. Sukeken
47. Tarqut
48. Tayyichi’ut
49. To’olos
50. Tubegen
51. Tumen-tubegen
52. Uiqut
53. Uriangqad
54. Uru’ut

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
33 61% 11 20% 30 55% 14 25% 25 46%

B % C % D % F % G %
13 24% 8 14% 9 16% 0 0% 18 33%

H % J % K % L % M %
8 14% 6 11% 6 11% 12 22% 6 11%

N % P % Q % R % S %
27 50% 0 0% 14 25% 28 51% 14 25%

T % V % W % X % Y %
33 61% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 8 14%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
61% A, T:
55% I, A, T:
51% R, I, A, T:
50% N, R, I, A, T:
46% U, N, R, I, A, T: Uru’ut,
33% G, U, N, R, I, A, T:
25% S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Qo’as, Sonit, Onggirat, Qatagin, Qongqotan, Tarqut, Uiqut,
24% B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Qabturqas, Ba’arit,
22% L, B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Qorolas, Sarta’ul, To’olos, Aluqi-tatar, Arulat, Barulas,
20% E, L, B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Belgunut, Besut, Geniges, Tubegen,
16% D, E, L, B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Qadagin, Uriangqad, Buda’at, Dataut-tatar, Olqunu’ud, Dorben, Adargin,
14% Y, H, C, D, E, L, B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Oyirat, Tayyichi’ut, Olon-dongqayit, Baya’ut, Bayit, Changshi’ut, Chaqan-tatar, Chinos, Daritai-otchigin, Guchugur, Alchi-tatar,
11% M, K, J, Y, H, C, D, E, L, B, S, Q, O, G, U, N, R, I, A, T: Mangqut, Menen-Ba’arin, Merkit, Mongol, Naiman, Tumen-tubegen, Noyakin, Sukeken, Jurkin, Kereyit, Ikres, Jalayir, Jarchi’ut, Jirgin, Salji’ut, Borjigin,
0% F, P, V, W, X, Z

Conclusion: As a merger of both its difficult to discern whether this is a T linguistic group or A-T linguistic group with missing tribes that would put the A linguistic group ahead of T.

At 46% we have the Uru'ut tribe followed by a cultural band gap at 33%. From 25% on there is a short surge and a drop back before the tribes begin to grow in number until the cultural peak at 11% where the mongol tribe appears- and will soon become the dominant tribe from which a people take their name.

The prospect of this group being descended from the T linguistic group might link the pre-Toltec/Aztec/Tswana to the bronze age Sanxingdui culture. The almost Alien sharp brow masks posess an almost Aztec-Easter Island feel. Perhaps if we find writing for that culture their origins can be discerned.

If they are of A-T descent they belong somewhere in these two subgroups:

A-T subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain band gap
Hold Portal 93% (A; T; R; P; O, L)
Tahitian F 85% (A; T; E; I; R)
Tongan M 85% (A; T; L; E; U, I)
Plateau 80% (A; T; L; I, P)
Taboo 79% (A; T; U; B; I; M; O)
Efe F 76% (A; T; E; I, O)
Mountain 61% (A; T, N; M; U)

A-T-I subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain band gap
Berber F 83% (A; T; I; E; N; M; U; R) ●
Tahitian M 80% (A; T; I; U; E)
To Fight 76% (A; T; I; E; N, L; U; R)
Star 62% (A; T; I; R; E; N; S)

Wednesday, 18 August 2021

Age of Warp: card 161

Tuesday, 17 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: the earliest conversation

To Talk in almost every language

1. To Talk
2. Om te praat
3. Te flasesh
4. Menageri
5. Likay natakalam
6. Khosel
7. Danışmaq
8. Hitz egin
9. Razmaŭliać
10. Balā
11. Razgovarati
12. Govorya
13. Parlar
14. Sa Pag-istoryahanay
15. Kulankhula
16. Jiāotán
17. Parlà
18. Pričati
19. Mluvit
20. At tale
21. Praten
22. Paroli (esperanto)
23. Rääkima
24. Magsalita
25. Puhua
26. Parler
27. Prate
28. Falar
29. Saubari
30. Sprechen
31. Na milíso
32. Vāta
33. Pale
34. Don Magana
35. E kamaʻilio
36. *DBR (hebrew)
37. Baatacheet karana
38. Sib Tham
39. Beszélni
40. Ath tala
41. Ikwu okwu
42. Untuk berbicara
43. Caint
44. Parlare
45. Hanasu
46. Kanggo Dhiskusi
47. Mātanāḍalu
48. Söylesw
49. Daembi niyeay
50. Kuvuga
51. Iyagihada
52. Axaftin
53. Süylöşüü
54. Vao
55. Dicere (latin)
56. Runāt
57. Kalbėti
58. Schwätzen
59. Da zboruva
60. Miresaka
61. Untuk bercakap
62. Sansārikkān
63. Titkellem
64. Ki te Korero
65. Bōlaṇē
66. Yarikh
67. Hcakarrpyawwraan
68. Kurā garna
69. Å snakke
70. *BR*L (pashto)
71. *B* (persian)
72. Rozmawiać
73. Gala karana la'ī
74. A vorbi
75. Govorit
76. E talanoa
77. A bhruidhinn
78. Pričati
79. Ho bua
80. Kutaura
81. *A*AE* (sindhi)
82. Katā kirīmaṭa
83. Rozprávať
84. Govoriti
85. In la Hadlo
86. Hablar
87. Pikeun Ngobrol
88. Kuongea
89. Att prata
90. Sūhʙat kardan
91. Pēcu
92. POLYB*EPDB (tatar)
93. Māṭlāḍaḍāniki
94. Pheụ̄̀x thī̀ ca phūd
95. Konuşmak
96. Gürlemek
97. Hovoryty
98. B* (urdu)
99. Gapirish
100. Nói chuyện
101. I siarad
102. Ukuthetha
103. Tsu redn
104. Lati soro
105. Ukukhuluma

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
80 76% 38 36% 46 44% 33 31% 30 28%

B % C % D % F % G %
19 18% 12 11% 17 16% 3 2% 17 16%

H % J % K % L % M %
26 25% 1 <1% 32 30% 36 34% 22 21%

N % P % Q % R % S %
36 34% 20 19% 1 <1% 50 48% 24 23%

T % V % W % X % Y %
42 40% 12 11% 5 4% 2 1% 11 10%

Z %
8 7%

Popularity of use
76% A:
48% R, A:
44% I, R, A:
40% T, I, R, A:
36% E, T, I, R, A: *A*AE* (sindhi),
34% N, L, E, T, I, R, A: At tale,
31% O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: E talanoa,
30% K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: To Talk, Ki te Korero,
28% U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Runāt, Kutaura,
25% H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Ath tala, Ukuthetha, Kulankhula,
23% S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Å snakke, Lati soro, Hanasu, Sansārikkān, Khosel,
21% M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Katā kirīmaṭa, Konuşmak, Ukukhuluma, Miresaka, Titkellem, Rääkima, Na milíso, E kamaʻilio , Sib Tham,
19% P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Parlare, Att prata, Puhua, Parler, Prate, Pale, Praten, Paroli (esperanto), Parlà, Om te praat, Parlar,
18% B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Hablar, B* (urdu), Ho bua, *BR*L (pashto), *B* (persian), Bōlaṇē, Balā, Saubari, Kalbėti,
16% G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Gürlemek, Gapirish, Pikeun Ngobrol, Kuongea, Kurā garna, Gala karana la'ī, Kanggo Dhiskusi, Magsalita, Don Magana, Menageri, I siarad, Tsu redn, Sūhʙat kardan, Māṭlāḍaḍāniki, A bhruidhinn, In la Hadlo,
11% V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: A vorbi, Govorit, Govoriti, Kuvuga, Vao, Mluvit, Vāta, Pričati, Pēcu, Untuk bercakap, Untuk berbicara, Caint, Dicere (latin), Sprechen, Baatacheet karana, Pričati,
10% Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Hovoryty, Nói chuyện, Yarikh, Iyagihada, Süylöşüü, POLYB*EPDB (tatar), Daembi niyeay, Govorya, Sa Pag-istoryahanay, Likay natakalam,
7% Z, Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Da zboruva, Rozprávať, Razgovarati, Beszélni, Hitz egin, Razmaŭliać,
4% W, Z, Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Hcakarrpyawwraan, Rozmawiać, Schwätzen, Söylesw, Ikwu okwu,
2% F, W, Z, Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Te flasesh, Falar,
1% X, F, W, Z, Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Axaftin, Pheụ̄̀x thī̀ ca phūd,
<1% Q, J, X, F, W, Z, Y, V, C, G, D, B, P, M, S, H, U, K, O, N, L, E, T, I, R, A: Danışmaq, Jiāotán,

Conclusion: It begins in the A-R subgroup with the closest bein Phonecian males. The earliest partial conversation is sindhi is *A*AE* at 36%.
Conversation Peaks at 16%-11% before declining to <1%.

A-R group sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
SE. Ab. F 90% (A; R; N; I, L) ●
Indian M 87% (A; R; N; H; I)
S.E. Ab. M 83% (A; R; N; I; M) ●
Armenian M 75% (A; R; N; S, H)

To Talk 76% (A; R; I; T)
Phoenician M 66% (A; R; I; S, H) ●
Walls 63% (A; R; I; E; T, O)
Eagle 57% (A; R; I; L; G)

Scot. Low M 62% (A; R; E; I; N, L) ●●
Road 57% (A; R; E; T; D)
Copper 55% (A; R; E; M)

Tree 60% (A; R; O; E; T)
Hungarian M 58% (A; R; O; L; E)
Wheel 51% (A; R; O; L; K)

Dragon 77% (A; R; D; N; K)
Germanic M 43% (A; R; D; N; I; L)
Germanic F 42% (A; R; D; I; L; N)

Sunday, 15 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: that first fight

To Fight in almost every language

1. To Fight
2. Om te veg
3. Te luftosh
4. Metageli
5. Liuqatil
6. Krriv anel
7. Dalaşmaq
8. Borrokatu
9. Zmahacca
10. Yud'dha karatē
11. Boriti se
12. Da se biesh
13. Lluitar
14. Aron Makig-away
15. Kulimbana
16. Dǎjià
17. Luttà
18. Bojovat
19. At kæmpe
20. Vechten
21. Batali (esperanto)
22. Kaklema
23. Para lumaban
24. Taistella
25. Combattre
26. Fjochtsje
27. Pelexar
28. Chkhubi
29. Kämpfen
30. Gia na palépseis
31. Laḍavā māṭē
32. Goumen
33. Don yin faɗa
34. E hakakā
35. *HM (hebrew)
36. Ladana
37. Sib ntaus
38. Harcolni
39. Ath berjast
40. Ilụ ọgụ
41. Untuk melawan
42. Troid
43. Combattere
44. Tatakau tame ni
45. Kanggo gelut
46. Hōrāḍalu
47. Küresw
48. Daembi brayout
49. Kurwana
50. Ssaugi wihaeseo
51. Şer kirin
52. Küröşüü üçün
53. Pheuotosu
54. Pugnare (latin)
55. Cīnīties
56. Kovoti
57. Streiden
58. Da se bori
59. Miady
60. Untuk memperjuangkan
61. Pēārāṭān
62. Tiġġieled
63. Ki te whawhai
64. Laḍhaṇyāsāṭhī
65. Temtsekh
66. Titehkiteraan
67. Laḍā'īm̐ garnu
68. Å sloss
69. CNC*L (pashto)
70. B*B*B* (persian)
71. Walczyć
72. Lutar
73. Laṛana la'ī
74. A lupta
75. Borot'sya
76. E Tau
77. Sabaid
78. Svađati se
79. Ho loana
80. Kurwa
81. Saṭan kirīmaṭa
82. Bojovať
83. Sidey ula dagaalamaan
84. Luchar
85. Ngalawan
86. Kupigana
87. Att slåss
88. Çangidan
89. Caṇṭai pōṭa
90. K*PB*EPGB (tatar)
91. Pōrāḍaṭāniki
92. S̄ū̂
93. Savaşmak
94. Uruşmak
95. Borotysya
96. Jang qilmoq
97. Chiến đấu
98. I ymladd
99. Ukulwa
100. Tsu zikh shlagn
101. Lati ja

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
76 76% 44 44% 45 45% 30 30% 37 37%

B % C % D % F % G %
19 19% 13 13% 22 22% 5 5% 15 15%

H % J % K % L % M %
23 23% 8 8% 31 31% 39 39% 27 27%

N % P % Q % R % S %
39 39% 14 14% 3 3% 33 33% 30 30%

T % V % W % X % Y %
49 49% 8 8% 10 10% 1 1% 11 11%

Z %
3 3%

Popularity of use
76% A:
49% T, A:
45% I, T, A:
44% E, I, T, A:
39% N, L, E, I, T, A:
37% U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Luttà, e Tau,
33% R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Lutar, Lluitar, Laṛana la'ī,
31% K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A:
30% O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Att slåss, S̄ū̂, Taistella, Şer kirin, Å sloss,
27% M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Saṭan kirīmaṭa, Uruşmak, Kaklema, Tatakau tame ni,
23% H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Temtsekh, Titehkiteraan, Ho loana, E hakakām, *HM (hebrew),
22% D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Hōrāḍalu, Streiden, Troid, Ladana,
19% B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: B*B*B* (persian), Sabaid, Da se bori, Kulimbana, Batali (esperanto), Borrokatu, Boriti se, Da se biesh, Sib ntaus,
15% G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Tiġġieled, Laḍā'īm̐ garnu, Ilụ ọgụ, Kanggo gelut, Metageli, Goumen,
14% P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: K*PB*EPGB (tatar), Pōrāḍaṭāniki, Kupigana, Pheuotosu, Pugnare (latin), Pēārāṭān, Para lumaban, Gia na palépseis, At kæmpe, A lupta,
13% C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Çangidan, Caṇṭai pōṭa, Chiến đấu, CNC*L (pashto), Luchar, Küröşüü üçün, Cīnīties, Combattere, Harcolni, Combattre, Chkhubi,
11% Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Borotysya, I ymladd, Sidey ula dagaalamaan, Borot'sya, Miady, Laḍhaṇyāsāṭhī, Daembi brayout, Yud'dha karatē,
10% W, Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Ngalawan, Ukulwa, Kurwa, Kurwana, Ssaugi wihaeseo, Ki te whawhai, Untuk melawan, Küresw, Aron Makig-away,
8% J, V, W, Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Savaşmak, Lati ja, Svađati se, Bojovať, Kovoti, Untuk memperjuangkan, Laḍavā māṭē, Ath berjast, Bojovat, Vechten, Dǎjià, Om te veg, Krriv anel,
5% F, J, V, W, Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Kämpfen, Don yin faɗa, Fjochtsje, To Fight, Te luftosh,
3% Z, Q, F, J, V, W, Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Walczyć, Tsu zikh shlagn, Zmahacca, Dalaşmaq, Jang qilmoq, Liuqatil,
1% X, Z, Q, F, J, V, W, Y, C, P, G, B, D, H, M, O, S, K, R, U, N, L, E, I, T, A: Pelexar,

Conclusion: Fighting begins in the A-T linguistic subgroup but is particularly related to the Female Berber linguistic group.
The first known fighting is at 37% involving Luttà (corsican) and e Tau (samoan).
With Lutar (portugese), Lluitar (catalan), and Laṛana la'ī (punjabi) at 33%.
There is a bandgap at 31% before fighting returns at 30% climbing to a peak in fighting at 8% before declining down to 1%.

Genetic evidence should pinpoint the shared origin between Berber females and Tahitian Males. Apparently Tahitian males lose the fight, and assumedly Berber males claim Berber females as wives.
Tahitian males settle further south with remaining females but some are taken by Efe Males as wives and the Tahitians abandon their African homelands and head for the Pacific.

A-T sub-group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Berber F 83% (A; T; I; E; N; M; U; R; S; L) ●
To Fight 76% (A; T; I; E; N, L; U; R; S, O)

Tahitian M 80% (A; T; I; U; E)
Star 62% (A; T; I; R; E; N; S)

Tahitian F 85% (A; T; E; I; R)
Efe F 76% (A; T; E; I, O)

Tongan M 85% (A; T; L; E; U, I)
Plateau 80% (A; T; L; I, P)

Hold Portal 93% (A; T; R; P; O, L)
Taboo 79% (A; T; U; B; I; M; O)
Mountain 61% (A; T, N; M; U)

Thursday, 12 August 2021

Linguistic Archaeology: that first Monster

Its thought to come from the latin 'monteo' meaning: "To remind, warn, instruct, or fortell." But where do monsters come from?

Monster in almost every language
1. Monster
2. Përbindësh
3. Ch’irak’i
4. Wahsh
5. Hresh
6. Canavar
7. Munstroa
8. Pačvara
9. Dānaba
10. Chudovishte
11. Monstre
12. Chilombo
13. Guàiwù
14. Mostru
15. Čudovište
16. Netvor
17. Uhyre
18. Monstro (esperanto)
19. Koletis
20. Halimaw
21. Hirviö
22. Meunster
23. Monstro
24. Monst’ri
25. Téras
26. Rākṣasa
27. Mons
28. Dodo
29. ʻEnekia
30. MF*A (hebrew)
31. Raakshas
32. Dab
33. Szörnyeteg
34. Skrímsli
35. Nnukwu anụ
36. Mostro
37. Monsutā
38. Daityākārada
39. Monstr
40. Besach
41. Goemul
42. Wehş
43. Sad parad
44. Monstrs
45. Monstras
46. Raksasa
47. Rākṣasan
48. Taniwha
49. Mangas
50. M*N*TR (pashto)
51. Potwór
52. Rākhaśa
53. Monstru
54. Sauʻamea
55. Uilebheist
56. Phoofolo ea tonanahali
57. *AN* (sindhi)
58. rākṣayā
59. Monštrum
60. Pošast
61. Daanyeer
62. Monstruo
63. Hajulo
64. Acuraṉ
65. M*NPTP (tatar)
66. Rākṣasuḍu
67. S̄ạtw̒ prah̄lād
68. M* (urdu)
69. Yirtqich hayvon
70. Quái vật
71. Anghenfil
72. Isigebenga
73. Farzeenish
74. Aderubaniyan
75. Isilo

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
41 55% 24 32% 23 31% 29 39% 20 27%

B % C % D % F % G %
8 10% 8 10% 12 16% 4 5% 6 8%

H % J % K % L % M %
21 28% 1 1% 13 17% 11 14% 24 32%

N % P % Q % R % S %
35 47% 8 10% 2 2% 42 56% 43 58%

T % V % W % X % Y %
29 39% 8 10% 8 10% 0 0% 7 9%

Z %
2 2%

Popularity of use
58% S:
56% R, S:
55% A, R, S:
47% N, A, R, S: *AN* (sindhi),
39% T, O, N, A, R, S:
32% M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Monster, Monstre, Monstro (esperanto), Monstro, Mons, Mostro, Monstr, Monstrs, Monstras, M*N*TR (pashto), M* (urdu), Téras,
31% I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Monst’ri,
28% H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Hresh
27% U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Monštrum, Monstruo, Monstru, Sauʻamea, Meunster, Monsutā, Munstroa, Mostru,
17% K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Raksasa, Rākṣasan, Rākhaśa, Rākṣasa, ʻEnekia, Raakshas,
16% D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Dab, Rākṣasuḍu, Dodo,
14% L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Skrímsli, Isilo, Koletis,
10% W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Pošast, M*NPTP (tatar), Përbindësh, Sad parad, Potwór, S̄ạtw̒ prah̄lād, Taniwha, Wehş, Nnukwu anụ, Halimaw, Wahsh, Besach, Acuraṉ, Ch’irak’i, Chilombo, Čudovište, Netvor, Hirviö, Pačvara, Chudovishte, Canavar, Dānaba, Uilebheist,
9% Y, W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Daanyeer, Aderubaniyan, Rākṣayā, Uhyre, Daityākārada,
8% G, Y, W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Mangas, Isigebenga, Guàiwù, Goemul,
5% F, G, Y, W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Phoofolo ea tonanahali, Anghenfil, MF*A (hebrew),
2% Z, Q, F, G, Y, W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Yirtqich hayvon, Quái vật, Farzeenish, Szörnyeteg,
1% J, Z, Q, F, G, Y, W, V, P, C, B, L, D, K, U, H, I, M, E, T, O, N, A, R, S: Hajulo,
0% X

Conclusion: It seems to appear in the S linguistic group, though the close proximity of R and A linguistic groups confuse the outcome. The main definition of monster is a large, hideous creature which could be anything from an elephant to a whale for early peoples.
The earliest partially identified monster is *AN* (sindhi) at 47% and a bandgap at 39% before it emerges fully identified at 32% across Eurasia and western Europe. So it might be an elephant. Even the Greek Téras appears here at 32%. Encounters with monsters drop off during 31%-28% before increasing at 17%. Encounters with Monsters peaks at 10% before declining to 1%.

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