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Sunday, 16 June 2024

Linguistic Archaeology: The Mayans (part 1)


Mayan Dictionary
1. a' (water)
2. a- (you, your [preconsonantal])
3. ka- (our)
4. ak (turtle)
5. k' (stare)
6. ka' (then; two; again)
7. k'ak' (fire)
8. ak'- (give)
9. k'a'- (dissipate, diminish)
10. u- (preconsonantal: his, her, he, she, it, its)
11. uk'- (drink)
12. k'uh- (worship)
13. ha' (water)
14. huk (seven)
15. kuh (owl)
16. uh (necklace, collar; bead)
17. k'uh (god)
18. uh- (awaken)
19. -il (place)
20. il- (see)
21. hil- (rest)
22. k'al- (wrap, bind)
23. akul (turtle)
24. luk' (stucco, plaster)
25. k'uhul (sacred; god-like)
26. al- (say)
27. ha'al (rain)
28. lak (plate, dish; brick)
29. -al (place of abundance of)
30. kal (mouth)
31. ak'al (lagoon, marsh)
32. k'ak'al (fiery)
33. k'al (enclosure, room; completion)
34. ahal (dawn)
35. al (child of mother)
36. kukul (beetle)
37. hul- (arrive)
38. ul- (arrive)
39. ul (atol)
40. k'at- (want)
41. til- (stir fire)
42. til (tapir)
43. tut- (renovate)
44. t'ul (rabbit)
45. tak'- (plaster)
46. -tak ("plural")
47. k'in (sun; season)
48. tun (stone)
49. kan (serpent; sky; four)
50. kanul (serpent)
51. na'- (reveal)
52. k'an (precious, jewel; bench; yellow)
53. ni' (point, nose)
54. kun (platform)
55. -nal (place)
56. nal (person)
57. atan (partner, wife, companion)
58. hun (paper; headband; book; bark)
59. nah (large; house structure; first; great)
60. nun (intermediary, ritual speaker)
61. Iin- (Postclassic Yucatec)
62. ni- (Classic Maya)
63. na' (house structure)
64. k'ak' nal (fire place)
65. lak'in (east)
66. k'intun (drought)
67. nak- (conquer)
68. hun tan (beloved, cherished)
69. tan (before, in front of, belly, stomach, center, chest; amidst; image)
70. k'an tun (bench stone)
71. uch (zarigüella; opossum)
72. ichnal (with, in the presence of)
73. ichil (within)
74. chik'in (west)
75. cha' (two, again)
76. k'uch (vulture; zopilote)
77. ak'ach (turkey)
78. kach- (tie)
79. tunich (stone)
80. chan (serpent; sky; four)
81. chuk- (seize, capture)
82. chilan (ritual interpreter)
83. chikin tun (ring of stone)
84. chak (rain, rain deity; red; great)
85. chich (prognostication)
86. ach (penis)
87. kuch (load, burden)
88. chuch (loom)
89. chahuk (lightning)
90. chitin (kiln, oven)
91. ch'ah (incense; bitter)
92. chanan (guardian)
93. nach (far)
94. ch'at (dwarf, goblin; hunchback)
95. ch'ak- (decapitate, cut)
96. chih (deer)
97. chun- (conjure)
98. ichik (coat)
99. ich'ak (claw)
100. kuch- (carry)
101. chikul (bird)
102. ichki(l)- (bathe)
103. chach (basket)
104. chan (after)
105. bakul (youth, creature)
106. hab (year)
107. kab- (supervise)
108. abak (soot)
109. buch'- (sit)
110. bah (self; first; head; gopher; image; being)
111. bih (road)
112. chak balam (puma)
113. nab (pool, lake)
114. -nib (place)
115. bih tun (pavement)
116. k'ak' nab (ocean)
117. k'ub- (offer, deposit)
118. ak'ab (night)
119. balun lajun (nineteen)
120. balun (many; nine)
121. k'ab (hand, arm)
122. buluk (eleven)
123. chab (earth; bee; beehive, honey)
124. kab (earth; bee; beehive, honey)
125. uk'ib (drinking vessel)
126. buk- (dress)
127. bub (cylinder)
128. bubul (cylindrical)
129. ch'ab- (create, creation)
130. but'- (cover)
131. buk (clothes)
132. ubahil uch'ab (child of parent)
133. anab (carver)
134. bak- (capture, seize)
135. cheb (brush pen)
136. bak (heron; skull, bone; seize, captive)
137. ba' (being)
138. bahah (being)
139. bul (bean)
140. ibach (armadillo)
141. k'aba' (name)
142. habtal (servant)
143. mal (within)
144. lakam (wide)
145. ulum (turkey)
146. amal (toad)
147. ch'am- (take, receive, grasp)
148. k'am- (take, receive, grasp)
149. lakam tun (stela; big, great stone)
150. lum (soil, earth)
151. chum- (sit)
152. chumib (seat)
153. matan (privilege; offering of grace)
154. ukum (pigeon, dove)
155. mak (person; lid, cover)
156. chitam (peccary)
157. mih (north; nothing, "zero")
158. ham- (lie down; open)
159. balam (jaguar)
160. mam (maternal: grandfather, grandson, ancestor)
161. mim (maternal: grandmother)
162. mach- (grab)
163. ch'amak (fox)
164. mak'- (eat soft food)
165. mat (duck)
166. cham- (die)
167. mak- (cover, bethroth)
168. mukil (burial)
169. muk nal (burial place)
170. muk- (bury)
171. mab (box)
172. mut (bird; omen)
173. lakam (banner; great)
174. tim- (appease)
175. jal- (weave)
176. jalab (weaving, ballcourt)
177. laj cha' (twelve)
178. laj ka' (twelve)
179. taj (torch; obsidian; pine)
180. aj much (toad)
181. lajun (ten)
182. jich (surface for writing)
183. jul (spear, perforator, javelin)
184. jul- (spear, perforate, shoot)
185. huk lajun (seventeen)
186. bahaj (self)
187. chijlam (ritual interpreter)
188. aj k'in (priest)
189. nabaj- (pool)
190. -aj (person)
191. jun (one)
192. machaj (north)
193. uhaj (necklace)
194. jach (incised object)
195. ch'aj (incense)
196. huj (iguana)
197. bahaj (image)
198. chan lajun (fourteen)
199. kan lajun (fourteen)
200. chij (deer)
201. ak'taj- (dance)
202. juch (conch-shell)
203. uhaj (collar)
204. mijin (child of father)
205. jukub (canoe)
206. jun tan (beloved, cherished)
207. uhaj (bead)
208. aj- (awaken)
209. koj (puma)
210. ochk'in (west)
211. kot (wall)
212. tojol (tribute, payment)
213. ni'tota (tip)
214. chok- (throw, scatter)
215. nohol (south)
216. jol (skull, head; doorway)
217. jolom (skull, head)
218. tot (robin)
219. ch'oh (rat)
220. nuch- jol (put heads together)
221. -ob ("plural")
222. joch'- (perforate, drill)
223. okib (pedestal)
224. notma' (north)
225. bolon lajun (nineteen)
226. bolon (nine)
227. on (much, many)
228. k'oh (mask)
229. mo' (macaw)
230. olom (lineage)
231. mok (knot)
232. koj- (hit, break)
233. atot (home dwelling)
234. otoch (home dwelling)
235. otot (home dwelling)
236. ol (heart), om (foam)
237. tok' (flint)
238. ho' (five)
239. ho' lajun (fifteen)
240. ok- (enter)
241. och- (enter)
242. ch'ok (young, youth, emergent)
243. ok (dog; foot)
244. kob- (create)
245. tok (cloud)
246. tok- (burn)
247. kokom (auditor)
248. kobatta (ashen-grey)
249. jop- (stoke)
250. pok- (wash)
251. pa' (stream)
252. pik (skirt)
253. pakal (shield)
254. pat- (shape, form, build)
255. patan (service; tribute)
256. puk- (scatter fire)
257. op (parrot), pibnah (oven)
258. palaw (ocean)
259. pop (mat)
260. pakab (lintel)
261. pib nah (kiln)
262. nup- (join)
263. pak- (invert, turn over)
264. pom (incense, copal)
265. pak'- (form; hoist; plant)
266. tap- (extinguish)
267. tup (earflare)
268. tupaj  (earflare)
269. pan- (dig)
270. nupul (counterpart; familiar)
271. pach- (choose)
272. chapat (centipede)
273. pul- (burn)
274. puj (bullrush, cattail reed)
275. pokol (bowl for washing)
276. pip (bird of prey)
277. pat (after, back, later)
278. aw- (you, your [prevocalic])
279. wol- (wrap up; make round)
280. wal (within; fan)
281. winak (twenty; servant, man)
282. muwan (sparrow-hawk)
283. wak lajun (sixteen)
284. wak (six; centipede)
285. wuk lajun (seventeen)
286. wuk (seven)
287. wa'- (set up, erect)
288. wi' (root)
289. wol (round object)
290. winbah (portrait)
291. winik (person, man)
292. winal (period of twenty day)
293. winak hab (period of twenty years)
294. wi'il (meal; last)
295. ajaw (king, lord, ruler)
296. ajawlil (kingship, lordship, rulership)
297. ichiw (heron)
298. ko'haw (helmet, headdress)
299. wojol (glyph)
300. wut (face)
301. mataw (duck)
302. kakaw (cacao)
303. waj (bread)
304. jalaw (ballcourt)
305. alaw (ballcourt)
306. uniw (avocado)
307. tz'ib- (write, paint)
308. tz'ibil (writing, painting)
309. tz'ibal (writing, painting)
310. jatz'- (wound; split)
311. itz'at (wise man, sage)
312. tzik- (venerate),
313. kutz (turkey)
314. k'utz (tobacco)
315. tzutz- (terminate, end)
316. tz'am (throne, seat)
317. latzil (stack)
318. tz'ak- (stack, add, accumulate)
319. butz' (smoke)
320. matz (sage, learned)
321. tz'ap- (plant)
322. witzaj- (pile up)
323. tzuk (part, partition)
324. witz (mountain)
325. ikatz (load)
326. ikitz (load, bundle)
327. manitz'at (learned)
328. batz'ul (howler monkey)
329. batz' (howler monkey)
330. tz'unun (humming bird)
331. witz (hill)
332. tzak- (grab, conjure)
333. utz (good)
334. utzil (goodness)
335. tzihil (fresh)
336. tzul (dog)
337. tz'i' (dog)
338. tz'utz'ih (coat)
339. tz'ikul (clay)
340. ikatz (bundle)
341. itz'in winik (brother, younger)
342. tz'ap- (hoist)
343. yip- (fill)
344. pay (opossum)
345. pay- (guide)
346. aj pay (guide)
347. putz' (needle for sewing)
348. pitzaj- (play ball)
349. pitz (ballgame)
350. pitzil (ballplaying; ballplayer)
351. et- (work together)
352. ch'en (Well, spring water source, cave)
353. che' (tree)
354. te' (tree)
355. ub te' (tribute cloth)
356. tem (throne)
357. onekelem (strong)
358. neh (tail)
359. peten (province)
360. pencheb (quill/reed/bamboo)
361. chel (rainbow)
362. jel- (replace)
363. tek'- (place)
364. ek- (place)
365. jawante' (plate)
366. che'- (say)
367. k'an te' (seat)
368. eklib (panel)
369. le' (noose)
370. met (nest)
371. nich te' (may flower)
372. pet- (make round)
373. ekatz (load)
374. ch'ak te' (litter, wooden frame)
375. ajawlel (kingship, lordship, rulership)
376. peten (island)
377. ek- (insert, enter)
378. -en (Classic Maya)
379. we' (food)
380. we'em (eating-instrument)
381. we'ib (eating-instrument)
382. we'- (eat bread-like foods)
383. elk'in (east)
384. em- (descend)
385. emal (descend)
386. kej (deer)
387. met (crown)
388. unen (child of father)
389. jel- (change)
390. emak (capston)
391. el- (burn)
392. ekatz (bundle)
393. pepem (bridge)
394. chuwen (artisan)
395. chuy- (weave)
396. joy- (trap; tie; come out, debut)
397. yabak (soot)
398. wayaw (spirit companion, familiar way)
399. way- (sleep; transform)
400. yuk- (shake)
401. wayib (shrine)
402. k'ay- (sing)
403. k'ayom (singer)
404. miyatz (sage, learned)
405. way (room; spirit companion, here)
406. yul- (polish)
407. yokman (pillar)
408. mukuy (pigeon, dove)
409. yum (patron, boss; father)
410. kuy (owl)
411. mayih (offering)
412. mayij (offering)
413. yuwal (now)
414. myni- (Classic Maya)
415. y- (prevocalic: his, her, he, she, it, its)
416. yokib (gorge)
417. mayij (gift)
418. yatik (flower)
419. chay (fish)
420. kay (fish)
421. kayom (fisherman)
422. bay (fat)
423. may (deer)
424. tz'ay- (come down)
425. muyal (cloud)
426. chukyah (capture)
427. yokib (canyon)
428. chil kayul (barracuda)
429. jay (bowl clay bowl)
430. caseeb (stair)
431. sas (stucco, plaster)
432. sabak (soot)
433. wayis (spirit companion)
434. bahis (self)
435. sak bih (road)
436. sinan (scorpion)
437. sak (pure, resplendent, white),
438. sujuy (pure)
439. sus- (peel)
440. spik (period of 400 year)
441. swinik (period of twenty day)
442. usij (vulture; zopilote)
443. us (vulture; zopilote)
444. sih (offering)
445. pas- (open)
446. spuch (intestine)
447. sak chikul (lark)
448. sak lak (incensario)
449. sak lak tun (incensario)
450. mas (hunchback; Goblin)
451. bahisinichil (image)
452. k'abis (hand)
453. olis (heart)
454. sih (gift)
455. sihaj (gift)
456. tis (flatuent)
457. sijom (flower)
458. k'ak'is (fire)
459. sin- (extend a weave)
460. wayis (familiar way)
461. sa'miy (earlier today)
462. usihil uch'ab (child of parent)
463. usihil uchit uch'ab (child of parent)
464. pasaj (dawn)
465. sipul (deer)
466. mabcalabashlekul (cache)
467. sakun winik (brother, older)
468. bahis (being)
469. siy- (be born)
470. sutz' (bat)
471. esa' (atol)
472. sak ha' (atol)
473. sayul (ant)
474. k'as- (break)
475. ox lajun (thirteen)
476. ux lajun (thirteen)
477. ox (three)
478. ux (three, many)
479. max (spider monkey)
480. xok (shark)
481. uxul (sculpture)
482. xamanno (north)
483. ajouk'an max (kink)
484. ix (lady)
485. ixik (lady)
486. xu' (leaf-cutter ant)
487. hix (jaguar)
488. hix balam (jaguar)
489. k'ux- (grind; eat)
490. pixom (headdress)
491. yax (first; green)
492. bix- (go)
493. waxak (eight)
494. waxak lajun (eighteen)
495. yaxun (bird: cotinga)
496. xok (count)
497. xa' (already)
498. yax (blue)
499. uxul (carving)
500. k'al way quetzalk'uk' (quarters, room)
501. tzukpulquechih (province)


Total Popularity of Use (537) 501
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
282 56% 47  9%    137 27%  68 13%     147 29%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
83  16%   90 17%   0     0%     0     0%       0      0%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
139 27% 77 15%    179 35% 131 26%  79   15%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
106 21% 51  10%    2    <1%    0   0%      44     8%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
126  25%  0    0%   52  10%    24   4%      48   9%

Z      %

46   9% 

Continued in part B...

Thursday, 4 April 2024

Total Kill: why working together matters.



on the Burckoe impact map there is a larger impact predating it. 

Multiple shelf collapses, bay excavations, even erosion of mountainous landmass as indicated by the sumatra debris field. That kind of damage is monstrous compared to the minor damage of the Burckle impact near the same location.

Now lets say that Apophis which will impact off North America in the Pacific is somewhere inbetween those extreems. The tidal waves will collapse various shelves. Erode coastline forming bays. And push mountainous lands into the sea- particularly those of soft volcanic ash.. Hawaii, Taiwan, Japan, Philipines, .. gone.


Its time to build a three billion population city on the south-west coast of Australia. Mass produced and modular. Move the human race to safety, and stockpile billions of tons of vegemits as a nutritional supplement.
 Because agriculture is going to take a hit. 

Sunday, 10 March 2024

Linguistic Archaeology: Our first discovery of Ruins

 Ruins in almost every language

1. Ruins
2. Ruïnes
3. Rrënojat
4. firisirashochi
5. athar
6. Averakner
7. *S (assamese)
8. Xarabalar
9. Tijneniw
10. Hondakinak
11. Ruiny
12. Dhbansābaśēṣa
13. Ruševine
14. Ruini
15. Mga kagun-oban
16. Mabwinja
17. Fèixū
18. Ruvine
19. Ruiner
20. *D*S* (dhivehi)
21. B*HR (dogri)
22. Ruinoj (esperanto)
23. Varemed
24. Gbegblẽƒewo
25. Mga guho
26. Rauniot
27. Ruines
28. Ruínas
29. nangrevebi
30. Ruinen
31. Ereípia
32. Khaṇḍēra
33. Rushewa
34. H*RB*A (hebrew)
35. khandahar
36. Romok
37. Rústir
38. Rebba
39. Reruntuhan
40. Fothracha
41. Rovine
42. Iseki
43. Avaśēṣagaḷu
44. Üyindiler
45. bakbek
46. Amatongo
47. *V* (konkani)
48. Wêranxane (kurmanji kurdish)
49. *ran* (sorani kurdish)
50. urandı
51. siahai
52. Ruina (latin)
53. Drupas
54. Kobebisa
55. Sugadinti
56. Okwonoona
57. Propast
58. *R* (maithili)
59. Runtuhan
60. avashishtangal
61. Fdalijiet
62. Nga ruinga
63. Nāśa
64. *N (manipuri)
65. Balgas
66. aapyetaahcee
67. Bhagnāvaśēṣa
68. Diigama
69. KND*AL* (pashto)
70. *RABE (persian)
71. Barabāda
72. Raqay
73. Fa'aleagaina
74. Tobhtaichean
75. Marope
76. Lithako
77. Matongo
78. BRBADY (sindhi)
79. naṭabun
80. Burburka
81. Restos
82. Ruruntuhan
83. Magofu
84. Xaroʙaxo
85. Iṭipāṭukaḷ
86. *PAB*L*P (tatar)
87. Śithilālu
88. Sāk prạk h̄ạk phạng
89. *T (tigrinya)
90. Marhumbi
91. Kalıntılar
92. Harabalyklar
93. Amamfõ
94. Ruyiny
95. KHNDRAT (uyghur)
96. Xarob
97. Sự đổ nát
98. Adfail
99. Umonakalo
100. tseshtern
101. Iparun
102. Incithakalo





Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
74 73%    34 33%   41 40%  26 25%      36 35%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
23 22%    5   4%      16 15%    8    7%      16  15%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
26 25%    4   3%     19 18%    18 17%     11   10%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
52 51%    9    8%      1 <1%     55 54%      26 25%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
28 27%    10 9%      6    5%      5    4%       7     6%

Z      %
0    0%


Popularity of use
73% A:
54% R, A: *R* (maithili),
51% N, R, A: *ran* (sorani kurdish), *N (manipuri),
40% I, N, R, A:
35% U, I, N, R, A: Ruini, Ruina (latin),
33% E, U, I, N, R, A: Ruiner, Ruinen,
27% T, E, U, I, N, R, A: *T (tigrinya),
25% S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Restos, Ruruntuhan, tseshtern, Runtuhan, Nāśa, Rústir, B*HR (dogri), Rauniot, Ruines, Ruínas, Ruins, Ruïnes, athar, *S (assamese), Reruntuhan, siahai,
22% B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: *RABE (persian), naṭabun, H*RB*A (hebrew), Rebba,
18% K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Kobebisa, Burburka, Iseki, bakbek,
17% L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Lithako, Śithilālu, Kalıntılar,
15% G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: KHNDRAT (uyghur), Sự đổ nát, Balgas, KND*AL* (pashto), Barabāda, Nga ruinga, khandahar, Sugadinti, Khaṇḍēra, Hondakinak, Dhbansābaśēṣa, *D*S* (dhivehi), urandı,
10% M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Marhumbi, Umonakalo, Diigama, Matongo, Mga guho, Romok, Amatongo, Mga kagun-oban,
9% V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: avashishtangal, Bhagnāvaśēṣa, Avaśēṣagaḷu, *V* (konkani), Rovine, nangrevebi, Averakner, Ruševine, Ruvine, Varemed,
8% P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Propast, Marope, Sāk prạk h̄ạk phạng, Iparun, Iṭipāṭukaḷ, *PAB*L*P (tatar), Ereípia, Drupas,
7% F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Amamfõ, Adfail, Fa'aleagaina, Magofu,
5% W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Harabalyklar, Ruyiny, BRBADY (sindhi), Üyindiler, Ruiny, Rushewa, Okwonoona, Gbegblẽƒewo,
4% X, C, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Xarob, Incithakalo, Tobhtaichean, Xaroʙaxo, aapyetaahcee, Fèixū, Fothracha, firisirashochi, Xarabalar, Wêranxane (kurmanji kurdish),
3% J, X, C, W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Ruinoj (esperanto), Fdalijiet, Tijneniw, Mabwinja, Rrënojat,
<1% Q, J, X, C, W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Raqay,
0% Z


Conclusion: Originating in the A-R-N linguistic subgroup;

A-R-N subgroup                         Sex          %        Dev. Chain                 Band Gap
S.E. Ab.                                           F         90%       (A; R; N; I, L)                    I
Indian                                           M         87%       (A; R; N; H; I)
S.E. Ab.                                        M          83%      (A; R; N; I; M)                   L
Tolkien's Istari                                          78%      (A; R; N; U; I, D, L, S)
Armenian                                    M          75%      (A; R; N; S, H)
• Ruins                                            73%      (A; R; N; I; U; E)
• Green (colour)                            57%      (A; R; N; I; E; L)
• Black (colour)                             57%     (A; R; N; U; E)

The earliest partial Ruins are at 54% with *R* (maithili),
And 51% *ran* (sorani kurdish) and *N (manipuri).
A bandgap at 40% then the earliest full Ruins at 35% with Ruini (Bulgarian) and Ruina (latin). Peak Ruins is at 25%, declining down through to  <1%.






Friday, 8 March 2024

Exit Vector: You probably expect parting Words of Wisdom...

 

For those who think they live in a democracy, Before you vote in an election, understand, at superposition all lif is the same life, and we move forward together or not at all.

Humans fuck yeah: derelict

 

A colossal warship adrift in space after a great space battle.

Free Stuff: Radiation Detector


 If a high energybparticle is enough to trigger a piezoelectric crystal then it should be sufficient to use as a radiation detector.

And if an array of crystals were created then a compound eye of piezoelectric crystals that can see radiation might be created.