W0rd etymology

**V4D3R** · 02-01-2023, 03:23 PM

Its important to know the roots of the words we use.

Its also important to figure out the root of the english language how it came about.

What happened during the Jacobian era in england when John Dee alleges he spoke to angels and they taught him the enochian language? Did he use that to create modern English?

English is closely phonetically associated with ancient Sumerian language I am learning through others doing hard etymology work out there. you would be surprised/

**knowcheeze** · 02-10-2023, 04:25 PM

continue on.....

**V4D3R** · 02-11-2023, 05:05 PM

Well the word "bless".

Old English blēdsian, blētsian, based on blōd ‘blood’ (i.e. originally perhaps ‘mark or consecrate with blood’). The meaning was influenced by its being used to translate Latin benedicere ‘to praise, worship’, and later by association with bliss.

Baruch in Hebrew.

In my opinion seems it has to do with sacrificial blood in more ancient times in Israel going back to Baal\Molech worship.

**V4D3R** · 06-03-2023, 11:21 AM

To cast a spell...using Tell a vision...with Holly wood using maji

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**knowcheeze** · 07-27-2023, 09:46 AM

it is the ultimate blessing to have healthy blood

continue on....as time allows you to....

something about etymology gives me an excited feeling in my gut