Valianttheywere: April 2022

Saturday, 30 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: Global Linguistic Map May 2022

Managed to squeeze in a little bit more.

GLM May 2022 update

Linguistic Archaeology: Vietnamese Rivers

Vietnamese Rivers

1. Đen
2. Màu đỏ
3. Thơm
4. Ma
5. Nanxi
6. Bôi
7. Gâm
8. Lô
9. Phó Đáy
10. Nho Quế
11. Bằng
12. Quây Sơn
13. Ba Thín
14. Bắc Giang
15. Bắc Khê
16. Kỳ Cùng
17. Lục Nam
18. Thương
19. Cầu
20. Công
21. Sỏi
22. Thái Bình
23. Beilun
24. Thao
25. Luộc
26. Cà Lồ
27. Đuống
28. Cấm
29. Kinh Môn
30. Kinh Thầy
31. Đáy
32. Bạch Đằng
33. Tô Lịch
34. Cả
35. Nam Sam
36. Gianh
37. Kiến Giang
38. Long Đại
39. Nhật Lệ
40. Ron
41. Son
42. Sepon
43. Thạch Hãn
44. Bến Hải
45. Kong
46. Cu Đê
47. Hàn
48. Túy Loan
49. Yên
50. Thu Bồn
51. Trà Bồng
52. Trà Khúc
53. Côn
54. Là Thanh
55. La Tinh
56. Hinh
57. Đà Rằng
58. Cái
59. Cà Ty
60. La Ngà
61. Phan
62. Krông Nô
63. Krông H’Năng
64. Krông Ana
65. Srepok
66. Tonlé San
67. Đa Nhim
68. Vàm Cỏ Đông
69. Bé
70. Đồng Nai
71. Thị Vải
72. Ray
73. Saigon
74. Bến Nghé
75. Soài Rạp
76. Vàm Cỏ
77. Dinh
78. Tiền
79. Mỹ Tho
80. Gò Công
81. Bến Tre
82. Ba Lai
83. Cổ Chiên
84. Hàm Luông
85. Bình Di
86. Châu Đốc
87. Bassac
88. Hậu
89. Vàm Nao
90. Trẹm
91. Cửa Lớn
92. Bồ Đề
93. Ông Đốc
94. Dương Đông

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
56 59% 19 20% 27 28% 45 47% 19 20%

B % C % D % F % G %
18 19% 24 25% 18 19% 0 0% 25 26%

H % J % K % L % M %
34 36% 0 0% 11 11% 16 17% 15 15%

N % P % Q % R % S %
59 62% 5 5% 2 2% 10 10% 10 10%

T % V % W % X % Y %
21 22% 4 4% 0 0% 1 1% 10 10%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
62% N:
58% A, N:
47% O, A, N:
36% H, O, A, N: Hàn
28% I, H, O, A, N: Hinh,
26% G, I, H, O, A, N: Gianh,
25% C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Cái, Gò Công, Công, Cả, Côn,
22% T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Thao, Thạch Hãn,
20% U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Cổ Chiên, Hậu, Thương, Cầu, Tiền,
19% D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Bồ Đề, Ông Đốc, Dương Đông, Bình Di, Châu Đốc, Bé, Đồng Nai, Bến Nghé, Dinh, Bến Hải, Cu Đê, Thu Bồn, Đuống, Bạch Đằng, Thái Bình, Beilun, Đen, Bôi, Bằng, Ba Thín, Bắc Giang,
17% L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Ba Lai, Cửa Lớn, Là Thanh, La Tinh, La Ngà, Long Đại, Nhật Lệ, Tô Lịch, Luộc, Cà Lồ, Lô,
15% M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Đa Nhim, Hàm Luông, Lục Nam, Cấm, Màu đỏ, Thơm, Ma, Gâm,
11% K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Kiến Giang, Kong, Kinh Môn, Bắc Khê,
10% Y, R, S, K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Bassac, Trẹm, Bến Tre, Mỹ Tho, Ray, Saigon, Krông Nô, Krông H’Năng, Krông Ana, Tonlé San, Đà Rằng, Cà Ty, Túy Loan, Yên, Trà Bồng, Trà Khúc, Ron, Son, Kinh Thầy, Đáy, Nam Sam, Sỏi, Kỳ Cùng,
5% P, Y, R, S, K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Srepok, Soài Rạp, Phan, Phó Đáy, Sepon,
4% V, P, Y, R, S, K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Vàm Cỏ, Vàm Nao, Thị Vải, Vàm Cỏ Đông,
2% Q, V, P, Y, R, S, K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Nho Quế, Quây Sơn,
1% X, Q, V, P, Y, R, S, K, M, L, D, B, U, E, T, C, G, I, H, O, A, N: Nanxi,
0% Z, W, J, F

Conclusion: originating in the N-A-O linguistic Subgroup indicating pre-Xhosa female migration into Vietnamese river systems;

N group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Xhosa F 100% (N; A; O; E, M)
Indigo 87% (N; I; D, A; O; G)
Korean Rivers 83% (N; G; A; O; H; E; Y)
Irish family names 66% (N; A; E; R; L; O)
NW. Aboriginal F 64% (N; A, U; I, L) ●
Welsh F 63% (N; E; A; R, I; L; W)
Vietnamese Rivers 62% (N; A; O; H; I)
Mongol F 60% (N; I; A; O, Q) ●
Nine (number) 54% (N; A; E; I; O; U)
Vietnamese F 52% (N; H; A; U; I; E)
Briton M 51% (N; R; A; E; Y, D)
Chinese F 46% (N; A; I, U; H, Y)
Zero (Number) 46% (N; O, S; U)
Korean M 45% (N; O; H, G; U)
Korean F 44% (N; O; H, E; Y, U)
Chinese M 44% (N; A; G, U; H)

The earliest vietnamese river named is the Hàn river at 36%. River settlement rising to a peak at 19% before declining to 11%, then peak expansion into rivers at 10% before declining down to 1%.

Wednesday, 27 April 2022

2022 Memes; All your Barbie nightmares

Tuesday, 26 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: the idea of gathering to converse

To gather to speak in almost every language

1. To gather to speak
2. bymekaar te kom om te praat
3. të mblidhen për të folur
4. lemenageri lemesebisebi
5. liatajamaeuu liltahaduth
6. havak’vel khoselu
7. danışmaq üçün toplaşmaq
8. hitz egiteko bildu
9. sabracca, kab vystupić
10. Kathā balāra jan'ya ēkatrita hatē
11. da se okupe da govore
12. da se sŭberat da govoryat
13. reunir-se per parlar
14. sa pagpundok aron sa pagsulti
15. kusonkhana kulankhula
16. Jù zài yīqǐ shuōhuà
17. riunì per parlà
18. okupiti se govoriti
19. shromáždit se k řeči
20. at samles for at tale
21. verzamelen om te spreken
22. kunveni por paroli (esperanto)
23. kogunema rääkima
24. upang magtipon upang magsalita
25. kokoontua puhumaan
26. se rassembler pour parler
27. sammelje om te praten
28. reunirse para falar
29. salap’arak’od shek’reba
30. sich zum Reden versammeln
31. na mazeftoúme na milísoume
32. Bōlavā māṭē bhēgā thavuṁ
33. rasanble pou pale
34. a taru a yi magana
35. e ʻākoakoa e ʻōlelo
36. *AASF*DBR (hebrew)
37. bolane ke lie ikattha hona
38. sib sau los hais
39. összegyűlni beszélni
40. ath safnast saman til ath tala
41. ikpokọta ikwu okwu
42. berkumpul untuk berbicara
43. a bhailiú chun labhairt
44. riunirsi per parlare
45. Atsumatte hanasu
46. ngumpul ngomong
47. Mātanāḍalu saṅgrahisalu
48. söylew üşin jïnalw
49. bramoul phtom daembi niyeay
50. guterana ngo tuvuge
51. moyeoseo malhagi
52. ji bo axaftinê kom bibin
53. süylöö üçün çogulup
54. taoohm pheu vao
55. colligere loqui (latin)
56. pulcēties runāt
57. susiburti pasikalbėti
58. versammelen fir ze schwätzen
59. da se soberat da zboruvaat
60. mivory hiteny
61. berkumpul untuk bercakap
62. sansārikkān śēkharikkān
63. li tinġabar biex titkellem
64. ki te huihui ki te korero
65. Bōlaṇyāsāṭhī ēkatra yēṇē
66. üg khelekheer tsuglarakh
67. hcakarrpyawwhphoet hcuwayy hphoet
68. Bōlna bhēlā huna
69. å samles for å snakke
70. BRLP*R*R*T*L*L (pashto)
71. J*B*B* (persian)
72. zebrać się, by mówić
73. reunir para falar
74. Bōlaṇa la'ī ikaṭhē hōṇa la'ī
75. a se aduna pentru a vorbi
76. sobrat'sya, chtoby pogovorit
77. e potopoto e tautala
78. cruinneachadh a labhairt
79. da se okupe da govore
80. ho bokana ho bua
81. kuungana kuti vataure
82. *A*AE*A*C*K* (sindhi)
83. katā kirīmaṭa ræs kirīmaṭa
84. zhromaždiť sa hovoriť
85. zbrati, da bi spregovorili
86. in la isu keeno si loo hadlo
87. reunirse para hablar
88. keur ngumpul nyarita
89. kukusanyika kuzungumza
90. att samlas för att tala
91. ʙaroi suxanronī çam' omadan
92. Pēcuvataṟku kūṭivara
93. PURYLB*EPGB*YELYPGA (tatar)
94. Māṭlāḍaṭāniki sēkarin̄caḍāniki
95. Mā rwm tạw kạn pheụ̄̀x phūd
96. konuşmak için toplanmak
97. gürlemek üçin ýygnanmak
98. zibratysya, shchob vystupyty
99. B*AM* (urdu)
100. SOHLE*A*NYYDYLY* (uyghur)
101. gapirish uchun yig'ilish
102. tụ tập để nói chuyện
103. i gasglu i siarad
104. ukuhlanganisana ukuthetha
105. tsuzamlen zikh tsu redn
106. lati pejọ lati sọrọ
107. ukubuthana ukukhuluma

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
94 88% 74 69% 67 63% 62 58% 71 66%

B % C % D % F % G %
37 34% 23 21% 20 18% 10 9% 30 28%

H % J % K % L % M %
44 41% 8 7% 45 42% 65 61% 44 41%

N % P % Q % R % S %
61 57% 43 40% 2 1% 67 63% 62 58%

T % V % W % X % Y %
64 60% 17 16% 6 5% 4 3% 23 21%

Z %
15 14%

Popularity of use
88% A:
69% E, A:
66% U, E, A:
63% I, U, E, A:
61% L, I, U, E, A:
60% T, L, I, U, E, A:
58% S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A:
57% N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A:
53% R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A:
42% K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: e ʻākoakoa e ʻōlelo;
41% M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: katā kirīmaṭa ræs kirīmaṭa; sansārikkān śēkharikkān; ki te huihui ki te korero; Atsumatte hanasu; kusonkhana kulankhula;
40% P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: e potopoto e tautala; riunì per parlà; kokoontua puhumaan; riunirsi per parlare; reunir-se per parlar;
34% B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: reunirse para hablar; B*AM* (urdu); ukubuthana ukukhuluma; ho bokana ho bua; Bōlna bhēlā huna; BRLP*R*R*T*L*L (pashto); Bōlaṇa la'ī ikaṭhē hōṇa la'ī; susiburti pasikalbėti; bolane ke lie ikattha hona; sib sau los hais; se rassembler pour parler; rasanble pou pale;
28% G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: üg khelekheer tsuglarakh; ukuhlanganisana ukuthetha; kogunema rääkima; upang magtipon upang magsalita; ngumpul ngomong; To gather to speak; lemenageri lemesebisebi;
21% Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: keur ngumpul nyarita; PURYLB*EPGB*YELYPGA (tatar); konuşmak için toplanmak; gürlemek üçin ýygnanmak; gapirish uchun yig'ilish; *A*AE*A*C*K* (sindhi); cruinneachadh a labhairt; sobrat'sya, chtoby pogovorit; Bōlaṇyāsāṭhī ēkatra yēṇē; moyeoseo malhagi; süylöö üçün çogulup; pulcēties runāt; berkumpul untuk bercakap; berkumpul untuk berbicara; a bhailiú chun labhairt; a taru a yi magana; bymekaar te kom om te praat;
18% D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: SOHLE*A*NYYDYLY* (uyghur); i gasglu i siarad; Māṭlāḍaṭāniki sēkarin̄caḍāniki; da se okupe da govore; tụ tập để nói chuyện; in la isu keeno si loo hadlo; Mātanāḍalu saṅgrahisalu; bramoul phtom daembi niyeay; *AASF*DBR (hebrew); sa pagpundok aron sa pagsulti; salap’arak’od shek’reba;
16% V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: kuungana kuti vataure; Pēcuvataṟku kūṭivara; a se aduna pentru a vorbi; taoohm pheu vao; mivory hiteny; Bōlavā māṭē bhēgā thavuṁ; guterana ngo tuvuge; kunveni por paroli (esperanto); okupiti se govoriti; da se okupe da govore; da se sŭberat da govoryat; havak’vel khoselu; sabracca, kab vystupić;
14% Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: zibratysya; shchob vystupyty; tsuzamlen zikh tsu redn; zhromaždiť sa hovoriť; zbrati, da bi spregovorili; kukusanyika kuzungumza; da se soberat da zboruvaat; sich zum Reden versammeln; összegyűlni beszélni; shromáždit se k řeči; verzamelen om te spreken; hitz egiteko bildu;
9% F, Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: at samles for at tale; reunirse para falar; të mblidhen për të folur; reunir para falar; att samlas för att tala; å samles for å snakke; na mazeftoúme na milísoume; ath safnast saman til ath tala;
8% J, F, Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: sammelje om te praten; Kathā balāra jan'ya ēkatrita hatē; Jù zài yīqǐ shuōhuà; liatajamaeuu liltahaduth; J*B*B* (persian); lati pejọ lati sọrọ;
5% W, J, F, Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: versammelen fir ze schwätzen; hcakarrpyawwhphoet hcuwayy hphoet; zebrać się, by mówić; ikpokọta ikwu okwu; söylew üşin jïnalw;
3% X, W, J, F, Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: ʙaroi suxanronī çam' omadan; Mā rwm tạw kạn pheụ̄̀x phūd; li tinġabar biex titkellem; ji bo axaftinê kom bibin;
1% Q, X, W, J, F, Z, V, D, Y, C, G, B, P, M, H, K, R, N, S, O, T, L, I, U, E, A: colligere loqui (latin); danışmaq üçün toplaşmaq;

Conclusion: originating in the A-E linguistic subgroup;

A-E subgroup sex % dev. Chain bandgap
To gather to speak 88% (A; E; U; I; L; T)
To Observe 82% (A; E; R, I; S, N)
Balinise M&F? 70% (A; E; K, N)
To Harvest 69% (A; E; I, T; O)
A. Egyptian M 63% (A; E; N; H; U) ●
Oar 54% (A; E; O; R; I; S; U)

The idea of gathering to speak began to take hold as a foundation of human civilization around 42% with e ʻākoakoa e ʻōlelo (hawaiian) rising to a peak at 21% before declining down to 1%.

Perhaps we should relocate the United Nations to Hawaii.

Sunday, 24 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: Atlantis (April 2022 update)

Atlantis (pdf)

Enjoy.

Friday, 22 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: Global Linguistic Map April 2022

GLM April 2022 update

I've reached the PDF character limit of the text editor I'm using, so I'll call it quits there.

Best wishes.

Linguistic Archaeology: the first Twins

Twins in almost every language

1. Twins
2. tweeling
3. binjakë
4. menitiyochi
5. taw'aman
6. Yerkvoryakner
7. AKIZLBR (azerbaijani)
8. Bikiak
9. Dvajniaty
10. Yamaja
11. Blizanci
12. bliznatsi
13. Bessons
14. Kaluha
15. Amapasa
16. Shuāngbāotāi
17. Gemelli
18. Dvojčata
19. Tvillinger
20. Tweelingen
21. ĝemeloj (esperanto)
22. kaksikud
23. kambal
24. kaksoset
25. des jumeaux
26. twilling
27. xemelgos
28. t’q’up’ebi
29. Zwillinge
30. dídyma
31. Jōḍiyā
32. marasa
33. tagwaye
34. māhoe
35. *A*M*M (hebrew)
36. judava
37. Cov menyuam ntxaib
38. Ikrek
39. Tvíburar
40. Ejima
41. Saudara kembar
42. Cúpla
43. Futago
44. kembar
45. Avaḷigaḷu
46. Egizder
47. kaunophloh
48. Impanga
49. ssangdung
50. fa aefd
51. geminos (latin)
52. Dvīņi
53. Dvyniai
54. Zwillingen
55. Bliznaci
56. kambana
57. iraṭṭakaḷ
58. tewmin
59. Mahanga
60. Juḷē
61. Ikhrüüd
62. aamwhar
63. Jumlyāhā
64. *N* (pashto)
65. Bliźnięta
66. Gêmeas
67. Gêmeos
68. Juṛavāṁ
69. Gemenii
70. Dvoynyashki
71. Masaga
72. Càraid
73. Mafahla
74. Mapatya
75. CA*A (sindhi)
76. nivun daruvan
77. Dvojičky
78. Dvojčka
79. mataano
80. Mellizas
81. Mellizos
82. Mapacha
83. tvillingar
84. Dugonikho
85. Iraṭṭaiyarkaḷ
86. IGEHB*LBP (tatar)
87. Kavalalu
88. F̄āf̄æd
89. ikizler
90. Ekizler
91. Blyznyuky
92. A*B* (urdu)
93. Egizaklar
94. Sinh đôi
95. Gefeilliaid
96. Amawele
97. tsviling

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
64 65% 39 40% 51 52% 21 21% 22 22%

B % C % D % F % G %
19 19% 11 11% 23 23% 5 5% 27 28%

H % J % K % L % M %
13 13% 13 13% 26 27% 33 34% 34 35%

N % P % Q % R % S %
38 39% 8 8% 1 1% 20 20% 20 20%

T % V % W % X % Y %
23 23% 18 18% 11 11% 3 3% 15 15%

Z %
14 14%

Popularity of use
65% A:
52% I, A:
40% E, I, A:
39% N, E, I, A: *N* (pashto),
35% M, N, E, I, A: *A*M*M (hebrew),
34% L, M, N, E, I, A:
27% G, L, M, N, E, I, A: Gemelli, Gemenii,
26% K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A:
23% T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A:
22% U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A:
21% O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: māhoe, mataano,
20% R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: Gêmeas, Gêmeos, Masaga, ssangdung, geminos (latin), kaksikud, kaksoset, marasa, Ikrek, iraṭṭakaḷ,
19% B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: A*B* (urdu), kambana, kembar, Saudara kembar, Bikiak, Bessons, kambal,
18% V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: tvillingar, Kavalalu, tsviling, nivun daruvan, Dvīņi, Avaḷigaḷu, Tvillinger, Tvíburar,
15% Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: Dvyniai, Iraṭṭaiyarkaḷ, Yerkvoryakner, dídyma,
14% Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: ikizler, Ekizler, Blyznyuky, Egizaklar, Mellizas, Mellizos, Bliźnięta, bliznatsi, Egizder, AKIZLBR (azerbaijani),
13% J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: Dugonikho, Sinh đôi, Ikhrüüd, Jumlyāhā, Dvoynyashki, Kaluha, Shuāngbāotāi, Mahanga, Juḷē, Juṛavāṁ, judava, Ejima, ĝemeloj (esperanto), Jōḍiyā, Dvajniaty, Yamaja, binjakë,
11% W, C, J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: aamwhar, Amawele, Zwillingen, tewmin, twilling, Zwillinge, tagwaye, Twins, tweeling, Tweelingen, taw'aman, Dvojičky, Dvojčka, Càraid, CA*A (sindhi), Dvojčata, Bliznaci, Blizanci, menitiyochi,
8% P, W, C, J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: IGEHB*LBP (tatar), Mapacha, Mapatya, kaunophloh, Impanga, Cúpla, Amapasa,
5% F, P, W, C, J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: F̄āf̄æd, Gefeilliaid, fa aefd, Mafahla, Futago,
3% X, F, P, W, C, J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: xemelgos, Cov menyuam ntxaib, des jumeaux,
1% Q, X, F, P, W, C, J, H, Z, Y, V, B, R, S, O, U, T, D, K, G, L, M, N, E, I, A: t’q’up’ebi,

Conclusion: Originating in the A-I-E linguistic Subgroup;

A-I-E subgroup sex % dev. Chain bandgap
Italian F 98% (A; I; E; N, L; R; T)
Portugese F 94% (A; I; E; R; N, L)
Spanish F 92% (A; I; E; R; N; L; C, T; O; S)
Mod. Greek F 86% (A; I; E; N; L; R)
Goddess 72% (A; I; E; D; N)
Gaelic F 69% (A; I; E; N; H) ●
Twins 65% (A; I; E; N; M; L)
Ice 47% (A; I; E; S, H; L)
River 46% (A; I; E; N; R; O)

The earliest identified Twins are at 39% with the partial *N* (pashto), followed at 35% with *A*M*M (hebrew). There is a bandgap at 34%.
The earliest identified Twins are at 27% with Gemelli and Gemenii. This is followed up by a secone bandgap from 26%-22%.
Twins again appear at 21% rising in occurence to a plateau at 13%-11% before declining again down through 1%.

Linguistic Archaeology: that time we laughed

To Laugh in almost every language

1. To Laugh
2. Om te lag
3. Për të qeshur
4. lemesak’i
5. litadhak
6. Tsitsaghel
7. Gülmbk
8. Barre egin
9. Kab smiajacca
10. Hāsatē
11. Smijati se
12. Da se smeya
13. Riure
14. Pagkatawa
15. Kuseka
16. Xiào
17. Per ride
18. Smát se
19. At grine
20. Lachen
21. Ridi
22. Naerda
23. Tumawa
24. Nauraa
25. Rire
26. Laitsje
27. Rir
28. itsili
29. Geló
30. Hasavuṁ
31. Pou Ri
32. Dariya
33. E akaaka
34. *H*K (hebrew)
35. hansane ke lie
36. Rau Luag
37. Nevetni
38. Ath hlæja
39. Ịchị ọchị
40. Tertawa
41. A Gáire
42. Warau
43. Kanggo ngguyu
44. Nagalu
45. Külw
46. saech
47. Guseka
48. usda
49. Külüü
50. pheu hua
51. Ridere (latin)
52. Smieties
53. Juoktis
54. Laachen
55. Se smee
56. To Mihomehy
57. Untuk ketawa
58. cirikkān
59. Biex Tidħak
60. Ki te kata
61. Hansaṇē
62. Ineekh
63. raal raan
64. Hām̐snē
65. Å le
66. *N*L (pashto)
67. Śmiać się
68. Hasaṇa la'ī
69. A rade
70. Smeyat'sya
71. Ia Talie
72. A Gàireachdainn
73. Smejati se
74. Ho tsheha
75. K* (sindhi)
76. sināsīmaṭa
77. Smiať sa
78. Si aad u Qosliso
79. reír
80. Seuri
81. Kucheka
82. Att skratta
83. Baroi xandidan
84. Ukuhleka
85. K*LEPGB (tatar)
86. Navvaḍāniki
87. H̄ạwreāa
88. Kahkaha atmak
89. Gülmek
90. Smiyatysya
91. Kulmoq
92. Cười
93. I chwerthin
94. tsu lakhn
95. Lati rẹrin

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
65 69% 54 57% 44 46% 14 14% 28 29%

B % C % D % F % G %
6 6% 11 11% 14 14% 0 0% 16 17%

H % J % K % L % M %
28 29% 5 5% 29 30% 26 27% 21 22%

N % P % Q % R % S %
24 25% 6 6% 3 3% 27 28% 32 34%

T % V % W % X % Y %
33 35% 3 3% 8 8% 3 3% 6 6%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
69% A:
57% E, A:
46% I, E, A:
35% T, I, E, A:
34% S, T, I, E, A:
30% K, S, T, I, E, A: E akaaka, Ki te kata, K* (sindhi),
29% H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: *H*K (hebrew), Ineekh, Hāsatē, Kuseka,
28% R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: reír, Seuri, Att skratta, Ridere (latin), Rire, Rir, Riure,
27% L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: Å le, Ia Talie, Ukuhleka, Külüü, itsili,
25% N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: tsu lakhn, Lati rẹrin, Hasaṇa la'ī, raal raan, *N*L (pashto), Hansaṇē, hansane ke lie, Nauraa,
22% M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: sināsīmaṭa, Smiať sa, Kahkaha atmak, Smieties, Se smee, Hām̐snē, lemesak’i, Smát se,
17% G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: Rau Luag, A Gáire, Nagalu, Guseka, Gülmek, Pagkatawa, At grine, Tsitsaghel,
14% D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: A rade, Ho tsheha, Geló, usda, Ridi, Naerda, To Laugh, Om te lag, litadhak,
11% C, D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: Śmiać się, A Gàireachdainn, Laachen, cirikkān, Ịchị ọchị, saech, Lachen, Kucheka, Cười,
8% W, C, D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: H̄ạwreāa, I chwerthin, Tumawa, Külw, Untuk ketawa, Tertawa, Warau,
6% P, Y, B, W, C, D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: K*LEPGB (tatar), Smiyatysya, pheu hua, To Mihomehy, Pou Ri, Da se smeya, Per ride, Kanggo ngguyu, Gülmbk, Barre egin, Smeyat'sya, Dariya,
5% J, P, Y, B, W, C, D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: Juoktis, Smejati se, Laitsje, Ath hlæja, Kab smiajacca, Smijati se,
3% V, X, Q, J, P, Y, B, W, C, D, O, G, M, N, L, R, H, U, K, S, T, I, E, A: Baroi xandidan, Kulmoq, Si aad u Qosliso, Nevetni, Biex Tidħak, Xiào, Hasavuṁ, Për të qeshur, Navvaḍāniki,
0% Z, F

Conclusion: originating in the A-E-I linguistic subgroup;

A-E-I subgroup sex % dev. Chain bandgap
May the way rise up to meet you 93% (A; E; I; N; T; D; U)
To Shapeshift 91% (A; E; I; T; F; S)
Provençal F 90% (A; E; I; N; L; R; S)
Middle Earth 79% (A; E; I; M)
Irish F 74% (A; E; I; N; R; L; O; H)
The World Tree 73% (A; E; I; R; D, O)
Scot. Low F 71% (A; E; I; N; R, L) ●
Berber M 70% (A; E; I; U; M) ●
To Laugh 69% (A; E; I; T; S)
Hebrew M 66% (A; E; I; H; N)
Goat 47% (A; E; I; K)

Earliest laughter is at 30% with E akaaka (hawaiian), Ki te kata (maori), and the partial K* (sindhi). Rising to peak laughter at 6% before declining slightly through to 3%.

Wednesday, 20 April 2022

Basic Expert: The World-Splitter

Saber-toothed Squirrel

AC: 8

HD: 1+1

MV: 120' (40')

AT: claws, bite, special

DA: 1/1/1/1/1d4/see below

SA: F1

NA: 1(2- Mated)

ML: 12

TT: Unique Item

AL: Neutral

An Orange-brown squirrel with oversized protruding fangs. It will likely be in posession of the Seed of the World-Tree (an artefact of Time).

The Seed of the World-Tree

Artefact of Time

Power

Wish (Specific) 100pp

Handicaps & Penalties

Obsession with possessing the seed of the world tree.
Returns as a Nosferatu if killed to serve as the Seed's Guardian.

The Immortals rewound time of the world itself and bound up in the Seed of the World-Tree the world-splitting force that will if the seed is ever forced into the ground cause even an entire planet to split along faultlines.

Tuesday, 19 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: Here comes the Sun

Sun in almost every language
1. Sun
2. Son
3. dielli
4. t͟s’eḥāyi
5. shams
6. arev
7. Günbş
8. Eguzkia
9. Sonca
10. Sūrya
11. Ned
12. slŭntse
13. Sol
14. Dzuwa
15. Tàiyáng
16. Sunce
17. slunce
18. Zon
19. sunon
20. Päike
21. Araw
22. Aurinko
23. Soleil
24. Sinne
25. mze
26. Sonne
27. Ílios
28. Solèy
29. Rana
30. Lā
31. *M* (hebrew)
32. sooraj
33. Hnub
34. Nap
35. Anyanwụ
36. Matahari
37. ghrian
38. Sole
39. Taiyō
40. Srengenge
41. Kün
42. preahatit
43. Izuba
44. hae
45. Tav
46. tauaen
47. solis (latin)
48. Saule
49. Sonn
50. Sonceto
51. Masoandro
52. sūryan
53. xemx
54. Ra
55. Ravi
56. Nar
57. naymainn
58. LMR (pashto)
59. A*B (persian)
60. Słońce
61. Sūraja
62. Soare
63. Solntse
64. La
65. ghrian
66. Letsatsi
67. Zuva
68. *C (sindhi)
69. hiru
70. slnko
71. sonce
72. Cadceed
73. Panonpoé
74. Jua
75. Oftoʙ
76. Cūriyaṉ
77. K*M (tatar)
78. Sūryuḍu
79. Dwng xāthity̒
80. Güneş
81. Gün
82. sontse
83. *A (urdu)
84. Q*YA* (uyghur)
85. Quyosh
86. Mặt trời
87. Haul
88. Ilanga
89. zun
90. Oorun

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
48 53% 30 33% 24 26% 28 31% 29 32%

B % C % D % F % G %
5 5% 9 10% 6 6% 1 1% 10 11%

H % J % K % L % M %
12 13% 3 3% 6 6% 19 21% 10 11%

N % P % Q % R % S %
42 47% 4 4% 2 2% 24 26% 37 41%

T % V % W % X % Y %
15 16% 4 4% 4 4% 2 2% 13 14%

Z %
7 7%

Popularity of use
53% A: *A (urdu),
47% N, A:
41% S, N, A:
33% E, S, N, A:
32% U, E, S, N, A: Sun,
31% O, U, E, S, N, A: Son, sunon, Sonne, Sonn,
26% R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Ra, Nar, Soare, Oorun, Rana, Sinne,
21% L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Lā, Sole, solis (latin), Saule, La, Soleil, Ílios, Sol,
16% T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: sontse, Solntse, Letsatsi, tauaen, slŭntse,
14% Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Taiyō, sūryan, Sūrya, Solèy,
13% H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: hiru, Haul, t͟s’eḥāyi, hae,
11% G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Güneş, Gün, Ilanga, ghrian, ghrian, Srengenge, Tàiyáng, *M* (hebrew), Matahari, shams, naymainn, LMR (pashto), Mặt trời,
10% C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: *C (sindhi), sonce, Sonceto, Słońce, Sunce, slunce, Sonca, Cūriyaṉ,
7% Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: mze, zun, Zon,
6% D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: K*M (tatar), Sūryuḍu, Cadceed, Kün, Masoandro, Ned, Aurinko, Eguzkia, dielli, slnko,
5% B, D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Izuba, A*B (persian), Hnub, Günbş,
4% P, V, W, B, D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Zuva, Panonpoé, Tav, Ravi, preahatit, Päike, Araw, Nap, Anyanwụ, arev, Dzuwa,
3% J, P, V, W, B, D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Sūraja, Jua, sooraj,
2% Q, X, J, P, V, W, B, D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Q*YA* (uyghur), Quyosh, xemx, Dwng xāthity̒,
1% F, Q, X, J, P, V, W, B, D, K, Z, C, G, M, H, Y, T, L, R, I, O, U, E, S, N, A: Oftoʙ,

Conclusion: originating in the A-N subgroup,

A-N subgroup sex % dev. Chain bandgap
Sioux M 100% (A; N; T, K; H) ●●
Gaelic M 85% (A; N; C; E; I)
Japanese honorifics 85% (A; N; S; K, I)
Volcano 81% (A; N; L; U; I)
Apache M 80% (A; N; H; K, I; L) ●
Charm Person 80% (A; N; S, E; O)
Canoe 78% (A; N; K; O)
To Sing 78% (A; N; E, I; T; G; U; K)
Treasure 70% (A; N; R, S; T)
Mountain 61% (A; N; T; M; U)
Tolkien Elf Dictionary 60% (A; N; E, R; I; L)
Sun 54% (A; N; S; E; O; U)

The ealiest partial Sun is at less than 53% with *A (urdu) followed by a bandgap from 47%-33%. The Sun appears at 32% rising to peak popularity at 11% before declining down to 1%.

The Sun is closely related to the language source of Japanese honorifics.

Sunday, 17 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: the Eel

Eel in almost every language

1. Eel
2. Paling
3. Ngjala
4. īli
5. aljarith
6. Odzadzuk
7. Yılan balığı
8. Aingira
9. Vuhor
10. Īla
11. Jegulja
12. Zmiorka
13. Anguila
14. igat
15. Njoka yam'madzi
16. Mányú
17. Úhoř
18. Ål
19. Aal
20. Angilo (esperanto)
21. Angerjas
22. Igat
23. Ankerias
24. Anguille
25. Iel
26. Anguía
27. gveltevza
28. Chéli
29. Ila
30. zangi
31. gwando
32. *H (hebrew)
33. baam machhalee
34. Angolna
35. Áll
36. azu arira
37. Belut
38. Eascann
39. Unagi
40. welut
41. Īl
42. Jılanbalıq
43. antong
44. baemjang-eo
45. Marmasî
46. anguilla (latin)
47. Zutis
48. Ungurys
49. Jagula
50. Amalona
51. Sallura
52. Tuna
53. Mogoi
54. ngarr sh ny
55. Węgorz
56. Enguia
57. Bāmamachalī
58. Ţipar
59. Ugor
60. Easgann
61. Tlhapinohana
62. A* (sindhi)
63. ān̆dā
64. úhor
65. Ceel
66. mkunga
67. Mormohī
68. ELANBALY* (tatar)
69. Tim'miri cēpa
70. Plā h̄ịl
71. Yılanbalığı
72. Ilonbaliq
73. Cá chình
74. Llysywen
75. I-eel
76. eyl
77. Eeli

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
56 73% 23 30% 38 50% 17 22% 22 28%

B % C % D % F % G %
9 11% 7 9% 4 5% 0 0% 29 38%

H % J % K % L % M %
13 17% 8 10% 5 6% 38 50% 12 15%

N % P % Q % R % S %
34 44% 5 6% 2 2% 18 23% 10 13%

T % V % W % X % Y %
10 13% 2 2% 4 5% 0 0% 9 11%

Z %
8 10%

Popularity of use
73% A: A* (sindhi),
50% I, L, A: īli, Īla, Ila, Īl, Ål, Áll, Aal,
44% N, I, L, A:
38% G, N, I, L, A:
30% E, G, N, I, L, A: I-eel, Eeli, Iel, Enguia, Eel,
28% U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Unagi, anguilla (latin), Anguille, Anguía, Anguila,
23% R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Aingira,
22% O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: antong, Ugor, úhor, Angolna, Angilo (esperanto)
17% H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Úhoř, *H (hebrew),
15% M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Amalona, Mogoi, Mormohī,
12% T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Sallura, Tuna, Easgann, Igat, Marmasî, igat,
11% Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: ELANBALY* (tatar), Yılanbalığı, eyl, Ungurys, ngarr sh ny, Mányú, Belut, Yılan balığı,
10% J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Jagula, baemjang-eo, Angerjas, aljarith, Jegulja, Ngjala, azu arira, Zutis, zangi,
9% C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Ceel, Cá chình, Bāmamachalī, Chéli, Eascann, baam machhalee,
6% P, K, C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Tim'miri cēpa, Plā h̄ịl, Tlhapinohana, mkunga, Ankerias, Ţipar, Paling, Zmiorka,
5% W, D, P, K, C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Węgorz, Llysywen, gwando, welut, Njoka yam'madzi, ān̆dā, Odzadzuk,
2% V, Q, W, D, P, K, C J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Jılanbalıq, Ilonbaliq, Vuhor, gveltevza,
0% F, X

Conclusion: the origin of eel Indeterminant enough to currently achieve any finding beyond originating in the A linguistic Group;

A-L/I group Sex % Development Chain
Polish F 99% (A; I, L; N; E)
Hawaiian M 88% (A; I, L; H; O)
Eel 73% (A; L, I; N; G)

These will belong either to the:

A-I-L subgroup
Yao F 80% (A; I; L; E; S)
Finnish F 69% (A; I; L; R; N; E)

Or the:

A-L-I subgroup
To Hunger 69% (A; L; I; N; E, U)
Village 64% (A; L; I; E; O)
Lightning 62% (A; L; I; E; N)
Blue (colour) 51% (A; L; I; N; U; B)

The earliest partial eel is at less than 73% with A* (sindhi).
This is followed up at 50% with īli (amharic), Īla (bengali), Ila (gujarati), Īl (kannada), Ål (danish), Áll (icelandic), Aal (dutch),
A bandgap from 44%-38% before eels become popular again at 30%.
Interest in eels rise to a peak at 10% before declining down through 2%.

Friday, 15 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: the number eight

Eight in almost every language

1. Eight
2. Agt
3. Tetë
4. simiti
5. thamania
6. Ut
7. SBKKIZ (Azerbaijani)
8. Zortzi
9. Vosiem
10. Āṭa
11. Osam
12. Osem
13. Vuit
14. Walo
15. Eyiti
16. Bā
17. Ottu
18. Osm
19. Otte
20. Acht
21. Ok (esperanto)
22. Kaheksa
23. Kahdeksan
24. Huit
25. Oito
26. rva
27. Októ
28. Ā'ī
29. Uit
30. Takwas
31. ʻewalu
32. *M*N* (hebrew)
33. aath
34. Yim
35. Nyolc
36. Átta
37. Asato
38. Delapan
39. Ocht
40. Otto
41. Hachi
42. wolung
43. Eṇṭu
44. Segiz
45. brabei
46. Umunani
47. yeodeolb
48. Heşt
49. aepd
50. Octo (latin)
51. Astoņi
52. Aštuoni
53. Aacht
54. Osum
55. VALO
56. Lapan
57. eṭṭ
58. Tmienja
59. Waru
60. Āṭha
61. Naim
62. shit
63. Åtte
64. *T* (pashto)
65. Osiem
66. Aṭha
67. Opt
68. Vosem
69. Valu
70. Ochd
71. Borobeli
72. Sere
73. A* (sindhi)
74. aṭa
75. Sideed
76. Ocho
77. Dalapan
78. Nane
79. Åtta
80. haşt
81. Eṭṭu
82. S*GEH (tatar)
83. Enimidi
84. Pæd
85. Sekiz
86. visim
87. SEKKYZ (uyghur)
88. Sakkiz
89. Tám
90. Wyth
91. Sibhozo
92. akht
93. Mẹjọ
94. Isishiyagalombili

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
43 46% 32 34% 31 33% 30 32% 14 15%

B % C % D % F % G %
7 7% 8 8% 9 9% 0 0% 6 6%

H % J % K % L % M %
20 21% 2 2% 9 9% 12 12% 18 19%

N % P % Q % R % S %
14 15% 6 6% 0 0% 6 6% 28 30%

T % V % W % X % Y %
44 47% 7 7% 6 6% 0 0% 7 7%

Z %
7 7%

Popularity of use
47% T: *T* (pashto),
46% A, T: A* (sindhi), aṭa, Åtta, Āṭa, Átta,
34% E, A, T: eṭṭ, Åtte, Tetë,
33% I, E, A, T: Ā'ī,
32% O, I, E, A, T: Otte, Oito, Otto,
30% S, O, I, E, A, T:
21% H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Aṭha, haşt, Heşt, Āṭha, aath, shit,
19% M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Osem, Tám, Osiem, Osam, Osm, simiti,
14% U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Aštuoni, Osum, Eṇṭu, Umunani, Huit, Uit, Ottu, Ut, Eṭṭu, Naim, Nane, Astoņi, *M*N* (hebrew), thamania,
12% L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T:
9% K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Októ, akht, Ok (esperanto), Kaheksa, Kahdeksan, Sideed, Enimidi,
8% C, K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Ochd, Ocho, Octo (latin), Aacht, Hachi, Acht, Ocht,
7% Z, Y, V, B, C, K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: SEKKYZ (uyghur), Sakkiz, Sibhozo, Sekiz, SBKKIZ (Azerbaijani), Zortzi, yeodeolb, Nyolc, Yim, Eyiti, Vosem, Valu, visim, VALO, Vuit, Vosiem, Bā,
6% P, W, G, Z, Y, V, B, C, K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Wyth, Takwas, ʻewalu, wolung, Walo, Dalapan, Pæd, Opt, Lapan, Delapan, aepd, Eight, Agt, S*GEH (tatar), Segiz, Isishiyagalombili,
5% R, P, W, G, Z, Y, V, B, C, K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Borobeli, Sere, rva, brabei, Waru,
2% J, R, P, W, G, Z, Y, V, B, C, K, D, L, U, N, M, H, S, O, I, E, A, T: Mẹjọ, Tmienja,
0% F, Q, X

Conclusion: originating in the T linguistic group;

T group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Provinces of Eire 100% (T; E; N, R, S)
Toltec M 90% (T; L; O, E; H, U)
Aztec F 81% (T; I; L, C, A; O) ●
Aztec M 81% (T; A; L; C; I)
Tswana M 77% (T; O, E; A; S, G, U, I)
Comet 62% (T; O; E; A, M; K, I)
Eight 46% (T; A; E; I; O; S)

The earliest at less than 47% with *T* (pashto),
46% A* (sindhi), aṭa(sinhala), Åtta (swedish), Āṭa (bengali), Átta (icelandic),
34% eṭṭ (malayam), Åtte(norwegian), Tetë (albanian),
33% Ā'ī (gujarati),
32% Otte (danish), Oito (galician), Otto (italian),

A bandgap at 30%,

21% Aṭha (punjabi), haşt (tajik), Heşt (kurdish), Āṭha (marathi), aath (hindi), shit (myanmar),
19% Osem (bulgarian), Tám (vietnamese), Osiem (polish), Osam (bosnian), Osm (czech), simiti (amharic),
14% Aštuoni (lithuanian), Osum (macedonian), Eṇṭu (kannada), Umunani (kinyarwanda), Huit (french), Uit (hatian creole), Ottu (corsican), Ut (Armenian), Eṭṭu (tamil), Naim (mongolian), Nane (swahili), Astoņi (latvian), *M*N* (hebrew), thamania (arabic),

A bandgap occurs at 12%, before renewed interest in counting to eight at 9%, with the developmental peak at 7%, before declining down through 2%.

Tuesday, 12 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: the Number Nine

Nine in almost every language

1. Nine
2. Nege
3. Nëntë
4. zet’enyi
5. tise
6. Iny
7. Doqquz
8. Bederatzi
9. Dzieviać
10. Naẏa
11. Devet
12. Nou
13. Siyam
14. Zisanu ndi zinayi
15. Jiǔ
16. Nove
17. Devět
18. Ni
19. Negen
20. Naŭ (esperanto)
21. Üheksa
22. Yhdeksän
23. Neuf
24. Neuve
25. Njoggen
26. tskhra
27. Neun
28. Ennéa
29. Nava
30. Nèf
31. Tara
32. ʻeiwa
33. *E (hebrew)
34. nau
35. Cuaj
36. Kilenc
37. Níu
38. Itoolu
39. Sembilan
40. Naonúr
41. Kyū
42. sangang
43. Ombattu
44. Toğız
45. brabuon
46. Icyenda
47. ahob
48. Neh
49. Toguz
50. kao
51. Novem (latin)
52. Deviņi
53. Devyni
54. Néng
55. Sivy
56. ompat
57. Disgħa
58. E iwa
59. Na'ū
60. Yesön
61. koe
62. N* (pashto)
63. Dziewięć
64. Nouă
65. Devyat
66. Iva
67. Naoi
68. Robong
69. Pfumbamwe
70. N* (sindhi)
71. navaya
72. deväť
73. Sagaal
74. Nueve
75. Salapan
76. Tisa
77. Nio
78. Nūh
79. Oṉpatu
80. T*GYH (tatar)
81. Tom'midi
82. Kêā
83. Dokuz
84. dev'yatʹ
85. T*QQ*Z (uyghur)
86. To‘qqiz
87. Chín
88. Naw
89. Thoba
90. neyn
91. Mẹsan
92. Ayisishiyagalolunye

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
43 50% 42 46% 29 31% 26 28% 24 26%

B % C % D % F % G %
7 7% 5 5% 17 18% 3 3% 12 13%

H % J % K % L % M %
11 12% 3 3% 8 8% 6 6% 8 8%

N % P % Q % R % S %
50 54% 4 4% 3 3% 6 6% 16 17%

T % V % W % X % Y %
22 24% 16 17% 5 5% 0 0% 15 16%

Z %
11 12%

Popularity of use
54% N: N* (pashto), N* (sindhi),
50% A, N:
46% E, A, N: Ennéa, *E (hebrew),
31% I, E, A, N: Nine, Ni,
28% O, I, E, A, N: Naoi, Nio,
26% U, O, I, E, A, N: nau, Níu, Na'ū, Nouă, Naŭ (esperanto), Neun, Nou,
24% T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Nëntë,
18% D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N:
17% S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: tise, Tisa, Deviņi, deväť, Devet, Devět, Iva, Nueve, Nava, Nove, Neuve,
16% Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: dev'yatʹ, neyn, Devyat, navaya, Devyni, Sivy, Yesön, Iny, Naẏa,
13% G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: sangang, Néng, Nege, Negen,
12% Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Nūh, T*GYH (tatar), Neh, Toguz, Disgħa, Toğız, zet’enyi, Zisanu ndi zinayi,
8% M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Tom'midi, Kêā, Dokuz, Mẹsan, Novem (latin), koe, kao, Kyū, Yhdeksän, Siyam, Üheksa,
7% B, M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: ahob, Thoba, Ombattu,
6% C, R, L, B, M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Sagaal, Ayisishiyagalolunye, Robong, Naonúr, brabuon, Itoolu, Sembilan, tskhra, Tara, Bederatzi, Chín, Dzieviać, Kilenc, Icyenda,
5% W, C, R, L, B, M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Naw, E iwa, ʻeiwa, Dziewięć,
4% P, W, C, R, L, B, M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: Salapan, Oṉpatu, ompat,
3% Q, J, F, P, W, C, R, L, B, M, K, Z, H, G, Y, S, V, D, T, U, O, I, E, A, N: T*QQ*Z (uyghur); To‘qqiz, Njoggen, Cuaj, Jiǔ, Neuf, Nèf, Pfumbamwe, Doqquz,
0% X

Conclusion: Originating in the N lunguistic group;

N group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Xhosa F 100% (N; A; O; E, M)
Indigo 87% (N; I; D, A; O; G)
Korean Rivers 83% (N; G; A; O; H; E; Y)
Irish family 66% (N; A; E; R; L; O)
NW. Aboriginal F 64% (N; A, U; I, L) ●
Welsh F 63% (N; E; A; R, I; L; W)
Mongol F 60% (N; I; A; O, Q) ●
Nine (number) 54% (N; A; E; I; O; U)
Vietnamese F 52% (N; H; A; U; I; E)
Briton M 51% (N; R; A; E; Y, D)
Chinese F 46% (N; A; I, U; H, Y)
Zero (Number) 46% (N; O, S; U)
Korean M 45% (N; O; H, G; U)
Korean F 44% (N; O; H, E; Y, U)
Chinese M 44% (N; A; G, U; H)

Nine is identified at less than 55% with N* (pashto), N* (sindhi).
Followed by a bandgap at 50%.
At 46% Ennéa (greek) and *E (hebrew), followed at 31% by Nine (english) and Ni (danish).
Then at 28% Naoi (scots gaelic) and Nio (swedish), followed at 26% by nau (hindi), Níu (icelandic), Na'ū (nepali), Nouă (romanian), Naŭ (esperanto), Neun (german) and Nou (catalan).
Then at 24% by Nëntë (albanian).
At 18% there is another developmental bandgap, before the interest in counting to nine returns at 17%. The discovery of Nine peaks at 6% before declining down through to 3%.

The Nine Dialect
Irish family name dialect N E A R L O
Nine dev chain dialect N E A I O U

Irish Family Nine Dialect
Neal Neao
Lee Oee
Lane Oane
O’Neal U'Neao
Orr Uii
Nolan Nuoan
Noonan Nllnan
Lennon Oennun

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Sunday, 10 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: that first Fleece

Fleece in almost every language

1. Fleece
2. Vlies
3. Qeth
4. sufi
5. alsuwf
6. Burd
7. yun
8. Polarra
9. Runa
10. Lōma
11. Runo
12. Balhibo sa karnero
13. Ubweya
14. Yángmáo
15. Lano (esperanto)
16. Fliis
17. balahibo ng tupa
18. Toison
19. Polar
20. sats’misi
21. Mallí
22. Phlīsa
23. Polaire
24. Fure
25. huluhulu
26. *MR (hebrew)
27. moondana
28. Gyapjú
29. Flís
30. Ajị anụ
31. Bulu domba
32. Lomra
33. pile
34. Furīsu
35. Bulu
36. Uṇṇe
37. Jün
38. romchiem
39. yangteol
40. khon kae
41. vellus (latin)
42. Flīss
43. Vilna
44. monja
45. Bulu bulu
46. kampiḷi
47. Huruhuru
48. Lōkara
49. Noos
50. Lai lhaee
51. Ūna
52. P* (persian)
53. Lã
54. Una
55. Lână
56. Flis
57. fulufulu mamoe
58. Lomradh
59. Boea
60. A*N* (sindhi)
61. Lom
62. Duubka
63. Lana
64. Ngozi
65. Skinna
66. paşm
67. Koḷḷaiyai
68. FL*P (tatar)
69. Unni
70. K̄hn kæa
71. Flece
72. Vải lông cừu
73. Cnu
74. Uboya begusha
75. FEL (yiddish)
76. Aso
77. Uboya

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
43 56% 18 23% 25 32% 28 36% 29 38%

B % C % D % F % G %
11 14% 5 6% 5 6% 12 15% 6 7%

H % J % K % L % M %
12 15% 4 5% 8 10% 35 46% 13 17%

N % P % Q % R % S %
26 34% 11 14% 1 1% 15 19% 17 22%

T % V % W % X % Y %
4 5% 4 5% 2 2% 0 0% 8 10%

Z %
0 0%

Popularity of use
56% A:
46% L, A: Lã,
38% U, L, A:
36% O, U, L, A:
34% N, O, U, L, A: Una, Lână, A*N* (sindhi), Lana, Lano (esperanto), Ūna,
32% I, N, O, U, L, A: Unni,
23% E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Uṇṇe,
22% S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Noos, Aso,
19% R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Runa, Runo,
17% M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Mallí, *MR (hebrew), Lomra, Lom, Lōma,
15% H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Flis, fulufulu mamoe, FEL (yiddish), Flīss, Huruhuru, Lai lhaee, sufi, Furīsu, Flís, Fure, huluhulu, Fliis,
14% P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: paşm, FL*P (tatar), P* (persian), Boea, Bulu, Bulu bulu, Phlīsa, Polaire, pile, Polarra, Polar,
10% Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: K̄hn kæa, Uboya, Skinna, Koḷḷaiyai, khon kae, Lōkara, kampiḷi, yun, Balhibo sa karnero,
7% G, Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Ngozi, Uboya begusha, Yángmáo,
6% C, D, G, Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Flece, Cnu, Fleece, romchiem, Lomradh, Duubka, moondana, Bulu domba, Burd,
5% T, V, J, C, D, G, Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: vellus (latin), Vlies, Vilna, Vải lông cừu, Jün, monja, Gyapjú, Ajị anụ, balahibo ng tupa, Toison, sats’misi, yangteol,
2% W, T, V, J, C, D, G, Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: alsuwf, Ubweya,
1% Q, W, T, V, J, C, D, G, Y, K, P, B, H, F, M, R, S, E, I, N, O, U, L, A: Qeth,
0% Z, X

Conclusion: Originaring in the A-L-U linguistic subgroup;

A-L-U subgroup % dev. Chain
Plough 65% (A; L; U; G; O; H)
Fleece 56% (A; L; U; O; N; I)
Wolf 51% (A; L; U; O; I; K)

The earliest fleece occurs at 46% with Lã (portugese). This is followed by a bandgap from 38% -36% before Fleece returns at 34%. With peaks at 15% and 5% before declining down to 1%.

Friday, 8 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: that first goat

Goat in almost every language
1. Goat
2. Bok
3. Dhia
4. fiyeli
5. maeiz
6. Ayts
7. Ahuntza
8. Kaza
9. Chāgala
10. Koza
11. cabra
12. kanding
13. Mbuzi
14. Shānyáng
15. caprettu
16. Jarac
17. Ged
18. Geit
19. Kaprino (esperanto)
20. Kits
21. kambing
22. Vuohi
23. Chèvre
24. Bouc
25. tkha
26. Ziege
27. Gída
28. Bakarī
29. Kabrit
30. Akuya
31. Kao
32. *P (hebrew)
33. bakaree
34. tshis
35. kecske
36. ewu
37. gabhar
38. capra
39. Yagi
40. wedhus
41. Mēke
42. eşki
43. ppe
44. ihene
45. yeomso
46. bizin
47. eçki
48. aeb
49. caprae (latin)
50. Ožka
51. Geess
52. āṭ
53. Mogħoż
54. Koati
55. Śēḷī
56. Yamaa
57. sate
58. Bākhrā
59. B* (persian)
60. Bode
61. Bakarī
62. Capră
63. Kozel
64. oti
65. Gobhar
66. Phooko
67. Mbudzi
68. *K* (sindhi)
69. eḷuvā
70. Ari
71. Cabro
72. embe
73. Mbuzi
74. Get
75. Buz
76. Veḷḷāṭu
77. KB*B (tatar)
78. Mēka
79. Phæa
80. Keçi
81. Geçi
82. B* (urdu)
83. AO*KE (uyghur)
84. Echki
85. Con dê
86. gafr
87. Ibhokhwe
88. tsig
89. Ewúrẹ
90. Imbuzi

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
42 47% 36 40% 32 35% 19 21% 15 16%

B % C % D % F % G %
25 28% 15 16% 8 8% 2 2% 17 17%

H % J % K % L % M %
18 20% 1 1% 28 31% 6 6% 11 12%

N % P % Q % R % S %
7 7% 8 8% 0 0% 18 20% 12 13%

T % V % W % X % Y %
15 16% 4 4% 4 4% 0 0% 7 7%

Z %
14 14%

Popularity of use
47% A:
40% E, A:
35% I, E, A:
31% K, I, E, A: *K* (sindhi),
28% B, K, I, E, A:
21% O, B, K, I, E, A: Kao, AO*KE (uyghur),
20% R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Ari,
17% G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A:
16% T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Get, Keçi, Geçi, Echki, Goat, Geit, tkha, āṭ, Koati, oti,
14% Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Ziege, Ožka, Kaza, Koza,
13% S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: sate, tsig, tshis, kecske, eşki, Geess, Kits,
12% M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Yamaa, Mēka, Mogħoż, Mēke, maeiz,
8% P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: B* (urdu), Imbuzi, Buz, KB*B (tatar), Phæa, Cabro, embe, Mbuzi, Gobhar, Mbudzi, Bākhrā, B* (persian), Bode, Bakarī, Capră, aeb, caprae (latin), ppe, gabhar, capra, *P (hebrew), bakaree, Bakarī, Kabrit, cabra, Mbuzi, caprettu, Bouc, Bok, Phooko, Gída, Dhia, Ged,
7% Y, N, P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: ihene, yeomso, bizin, Con dê, Akuya, Yagi, Kaprino (esperanto), kambing, kanding, Shānyáng, Ayts, Ahuntza,
6% L, Y, N, P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Śēḷī, Kozel, Chāgala,
4% V, W, L, Y, N, P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: wedhus, Ibhokhwe, Ewúrẹ, ewu, eḷuvā, Veḷḷāṭu, Vuohi, Chèvre,
2% F, V, W, L, Y, N, P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: fiyeli, gafr,
1% J, F, V, W, L, Y, N, P, D, M, S, Z, T, C, U, G, R, H, O, B, K, I, E, A: Jarac,
0% X, Q

Conclusion: Originating in the A-E-I subgroup;

A-E-I subgroup sex % dev. Chain bandgap
May the way rise up to meet you 93% (A; E; I; N; T; D; U)
To Shapeshift 91% (A; E; I; T)
Provençal F 90% (A; E; I; N; L; R; S)
Middle Earth 79% (A; E; I; M)
Irish F 74% (A; E; I; N; R; L; O; H)
The World Tree 73% (A; E; I; R; D, O)
Scot. Low F 71% (A; E; I; N; R, L) ●
Berber M 70% (A; E; I; U; M) ●
Hebrew M 66% (A; E; I; H; N)
Goat 47% (A; E; I; K)

The earliest partial goat is at 31% with *K* (sindhi). This is followed by a bandgap at 28%.
This is followed by Kao (hawaiian) and AO*KE (uyghur) at 21%, and then Ari (somali) at 20%.
A 17% bandgap occurs, and then goats return in popularity at 16% rising to peak goat at 8%. Before declining down to 1%

And its surprising that goats are so low down on the human encounter timeline, and that the earliest reach hawaiians. We must have had other animals as herd animals before goats.

Wednesday, 6 April 2022

Linguistic Archaeology: that first village

Village in almost every language

1. Village
2. Dorp
3. fshati
4. menideri
5. qarya
6. gyugh
7. Kbnd
8. Herria
9. Viaskovaja
10. Grāma
11. Selo
12. Poble
13. Baryo
14. Mudzi
15. Cūnzhuāng
16. Vesnice
17. Landsby
18. Vilaĝo (esperanto)
19. Küla
20. nayon
21. Kylä
22. Doarp
23. Aldea
24. sopeli
25. Dorf
26. Chorió
27. Gāma
28. Vilaj
29. Kauye
30. Kauhale
31. *R (hebrew)
32. gaanv
33. Zos
34. Falu
35. Thorp
36. Obodo
37. Desa
38. Sráidbhaile
39. Villaggio
40. Mura
41. Awıl
42. phoumi
43. Umudugudu
44. ma-eul
45. Gûnd
46. Ayıl
47. ban
48. Ciems
49. Kaimas
50. Duerf
51. tanàna
52. kampung
53. grāmaṁ
54. Raħal
55. kainga
56. Gāva
57. Tosgon
58. Gā'um̐
59. Landsby
60. *L* (pashto)
61. *S* (persian)
62. Wioska
63. Vila
64. Piḍa
65. Sat
66. Derevnya
67. Nuu
68. Baile
69. Motse
70. Musha
71. gama
72. Obec
73. vasi
74. Tuulada
75. Pueblo
76. Désa
77. Kijiji
78. By
79. Deha
80. Kirāmam
81. ACYL (tatar)
82. Grāmaṁ
83. H̄mū̀b̂ān
84. Köy
85. Oba
86. Y*ZA (uyghur)
87. Qishloq
88. Làng quê
89. Pentref
90. Ilali
91. vilij
92. Abule
93. Idolobhana

Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
59 64% 25 27% 28 30% 24 26% 22 23%

B % C % D % F % G %
16 17% 5 5% 19 20% 5 5% 18 19%

H % J % K % L % M %
15 16% 4 4% 13 14% 30 32% 18 19%

N % P % Q % R % S %
20 21% 10 10% 3 3% 19 20% 21 22%

T % V % W % X % Y %
8 8% 11 11% 2 2% 0 0% 12 13%

Z %
4 4%

Popularity of use
64% A:
32% L, A: *L* (pashto),
30% I, L, A: Ilali,
27% E, I, L, A:
26% O, E, I, L, A:
23% U, O, E, I, L, A:
22% S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Selo, *S* (persian),
21% N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Nuu,
20% R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Aldea, *R (hebrew), Desa, Désa,
19% M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Mura, Umudugudu, ma-eul, Gûnd, grāmaṁ, Gā'um̐, gama, Grāmaṁ, menideri, Grāma, Gāma,
17% B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Oba, Abule, Baile, ban, Obodo,
16% H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: H̄mū̀b̂ān, Idolobhana, Musha, Deha, Raħal, Sráidbhaile, Herria,
14% K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: kainga, Kirāmam, Kaimas, Küla, Kauhale, Kbnd,
13% Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: By, Köy, Ayıl, Landsby, nayon, Kylä, Kauye, Baryo, Landsby, gyugh,
11% V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Derevnya, vasi, Vila, Villaggio, Gāva, Vilaĝo (esperanto), gaanv, Village,
10% P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Piḍa, Pueblo, kampung, sopeli, phoumi, Doarp, Dorp, Poble,
8% T, P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Motse, Tuulada, Tosgon, tanàna, Thorp, Sat,
5% F, C, T, P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: ACYL (tatar), Obec, Pentref, Falu, Ciems, Duerf, Chorió, Dorf, fshati, Vesnice,
4% Z, J, F, C, T, P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Y*ZA (uyghur), vilij, Vilaj, Kijiji, Zos, Cūnzhuāng, Viaskovaja, Mudzi,
3% Q, Z, J, F, C, T, P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Qishloq, Làng quê, qarya,
2% W, Q, Z, J, F, C, T, P, V, Y, K, H, B, M, G, R, D, N, S, U, O, E, I, L, A: Wioska, Awıl,
0% X

Conclusion: originating in the A-L-I linguistic subgroup;

A-L-I subgroup % dev. Chain
To Hunger 69% (A; L; I; N; E, U)
Village 64% (A; L; I; E; O)
Lightning 62% (A; L; I; E; N)
Blue (colour) 51% (A; L; I; N; U; B)

The earliest known village is at 32% with the partial *L* (pashto) followed by Ilali (xhosa) at 30%.
There is a developmental bandgap from 27%-23% before renewed interest in villages at 22%.
Village development peaks at 19% before declining down to 2%.

The village originating in one of those as yet unidentified linguistic subgroups. And very likely in Africa, not the middle-east.

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