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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ #127 MA/M Imp DoN on HMs 1053 (nodulus, DoN); from Mu V 5 impression transnumeration 062 N fekvő, a gálya vitorlája egy 049 R jel és a M06-k-ban van. The 062 is lying (fekvő), the galley’s sail-yard is a 049 R sign and is between the M06-s. {‘fekvő’ }+ {([ ]= -k)-ben[ ] } + {F_K V_-062} + {M06-_K-B_N 049-040} + 040 RO2 G_L_ GáLYa [G_J/L/LY_] (GaLLey) The 040 hieroglyph, without any doubt, is the life-like picture of a galley; therefore, its phonetic value is G_L_. The galley’s name in Greek is γαυλος, Italian galea, galéra, French galère, German Galeere, and in Magyar it is gálya and it is in the same word family with hajó (boat, ship, liner, yacht), [g>h, ly=j]. ‘fekvő’ : F_K V_-N : Fék VaN : there is a break -k-ben : _SZ-_K-B_N : eSZeKBeN : in the minds : R-G_L_ : ReGGeL : in the morning Fék van eszekben reggel. In the morning, there is a break in the minds. *** #089. MA/M Hf (04) 01 (HM 1676 [ Mu I, 3]), lame with 2 faces [pierced from a->b]; from Mu IV 5 (2.5 x 8.3 x 0.8 cm) : kétoldalú lemezecske _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 110
January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ As on the lame side inscription transnumeration a X | vacat 044-049-023 | b | { } + { } + 034-041-084 | {051-051} + {051- 041 } + b. 051 K_S + 051 K_S = K_S-k (pl.) = K_S-_K. 051 K_S + 041 V = K_S-V_ is the same as small (KiS) 041 V = K_S-V_. 041 WA V *54 Vászon (linen, TELA by Younger) 084 I I Ing (shirt), LANA (by Younger) : _G-_R-T : íGéRT/íGéReT : (s/he) promised/promise, offer : T-V-I : TaVa’I, tavalyi : last year’s, of last year { } + : {051-051} + = K_S-_K : KoSoK : wethers { } + / {‘kis’ } + : {051- 041 } + /{K_S-V_} + : KéSVe : comming late Ígéret: tavalyi kosok késve. Promise: last year’s wethers coming late. The word-root system is the most phenomenal creation on the world! Even before I heard about the existence of the Minoan texts, I have written in an article (Hun csillagok – görög-római szupersztárok) the followings: “Probably the kos (ram) and ürü (wether) words exchanged their meanings: the kos could be the castrated, knifed (kés-elt) ram” As it follows from the above text, the Minoan scribe shares this opinion. He is using the knife (kés) not just for the phonological association with word kos, but for the mnemonic association with the operation performed on the animal. The scribe relays on the word-root system, for him 051 is not just a biliteral (K, S), but the ‘kés’ sign is a concept and word, and the belonging word family aids the reading. A szerves írás egy tipikus példája: a többesszám három késsel megjelenítve azért, hogy feltűnjön a negyedik jel kis mérete, a kis ‘v’! A kis jelzőre emellett a hangosan kiejtett kés maga is segíti rávezetni a magyarul beszélőt. Sőt, már két kés is többes, tehát KéSeK KoSoK és a hamadik KéS + V_ is a KéSVe szót adja. J.G. Younger Cretan Hieroglyphic Wool Units (LANA, double mina) című dolgozatában, szigorúan belső módszerekkel következteti ki, hogy az A typical example for organic writing is the use of three identical symbols for making plural of knife (kés). The purpose is to make obvious that the fourth sign is smaller; it is a small (kis) ‘v’. The ‘kés’ itself strongly alludes on ‘kis’ in Magyar. What’s more, two knives are plural already, the third KéS + V_ again gives the same word. J.G. Younger in Cretan Hieroglyphic Wool Units (LANA, double mina) ‘strictly internally’ reasons out that the ‘shirt’ (084) is LANA, a wool unit and _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 111
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