Apple (Eng.)/ Pomme (Fr.) / Manzana (Sp.)
These words, which all mean the same thing, should be explained one at a time, as they come from different sources. In regard to apple, all European languages other than the Romance languages, ie., the great majority of Indo-European languages, including the Celtic tongues, use a word with a root ap, ab, af or av for apples and apple trees: aballo (Celtic), apple(Eng.), Apfel (Germ.), aeppel (Old Eng.), abhal (Irish Gaelic), epli (Icelandic),
Shekhinah : -apple orchard - Carmel - Carmelite - Avila - Avallon
LATIN
crystalus: a crystal, crystal drinking cup
Camella - goblet drinking cup
Carmel.. a hill - apple orchard
Camilla - unblemished handmaid
afal (Welsh), jabloko (Russian), and jablko (Polish). In regard to pomme, this French term comes from the Latin pomum, which originally referred to all fruit. Before Christianity was adopted as the official religion of the Roman Empire some time in the 4th. Century, the Latin word malum (melon in Greek) meant "apple." After the adoption of Christianity, however, and due to the important symbolism of the apple in the bible (ie, the Garden of Eden), the general term pomum, "fruit," was used to describe the apple as "the fruit of fruits." In regard to manzana, this Spanish term comes from the Iberian pronunciation of matiana, a Gallo-Roman translation of the Latin word matianum, which was a scented, golden apple first raised by and named after Matius, a friend of Caesar's who was also a cookbook author ["Apple" Footnote: The French village of Avallon (in the Yonne area), where there are a lot of apple trees, received its name from the legend of the sacred island of Avalon or Abalon, meaning "Apple Orchard"--incidentally, the "-on" suffix is an "augmentative" and explains the origin of the name of the Pacific shellfish "Abalone"--that is, "big apple."].
Alcohol
This word comes from the Arabic al-kuhl, which originally meant a very fine powder of antimony used as eye makeup. It conveyed the idea of something very fine and subtle, and the Arab alchemists therefore gave the name of al-kuhl to any impalpable powder obtained by sublimation (the direct transformation of a solid into vapor, or the reverse process), and thus to all compounds obtained through the distillation process.
Lord
From the Anglo-Saxon "hlaford," which was composed of "hlaf" and "weard," and meant, "loaf-ward"; similarly, "Lady" is from the Anglo-Saxon "hlaefdige," or "loaf-maid." See also companion and host.
Kopf (German) Head
From Latin "cuppa," meaning "cup"; the Romans used the cup as a metaphor for the upper part of the head. Similarly, another Latin word for "cup," "testa," has now become the French "TĂȘte," for "head," too. Note that both the Germans and the Celts used a "skullcap" "top of the human head") as a drinking vessel; this was part of the honoring of the enemy ritual. Thus related to "chief" and "capital" (and "testicle" as well).
NVN - NUN - Fish ( 50 )
106 NVN =
106 > 7 - 106 - 106 = 2x53
--- to break through, to make a breach; to repair a breach, to rebuild.
--- to cleave to, adhere to, cling to, press after; chase, pursue; attached or steadfast; a soldering or welding (of metals).
--- pr.n. "Multitude".
--- pr.n. "He Praises God".
--- (756 w/f); pr.n. "Yah Establishes".
--- (666 w/f); pr.n. "Slumber".
--- (826 w/f); to be high, pointed or towering, crag-like.
--- pr.n. "Cane" or "Reed".
--- to suck or swallow down; wander or go astray.
--- messenger of Yah, a prophet.
--- pr.n. "My Counsellor".
--- pr.n. "Counsellor"
--- (756 w/f); pr. n. "Fish" (father of Joshua).
--- to swim; fish.; to increase or thrive; the Letter Nun with value 50.
--- to suckle or give milk; a suckling or infant.
--- to turn or twist, to be wrong or perverse.
--- perverseness.
--- wrong-doer, transgressor.
--- yoke,(for the neck of draught animals, of slavery, of affliction).
--- burnt-offering, holocaust.
--- The Supreme (deity).
There are puns on Carmel apple orchard ; Camel letter G high priestess ; Camella - cup Camel lights carmen ( spell ) Carmelites
Inner holy of holies is the letter TH ( Saturn lead card 21 ) letter TAU also a mark
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TAU + CROSS + FLOWER ( Camellia ) Thalamus
Monday, June 15, 2009
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