kima(Basque)=cima(N)

...cima(sp)=peak(mountain),=en cima de(sp)=on top of, crin(sp)=mane=kima(Basque).
note the basque and spanish word for mane differ. the spanish has (r)=crin, and
the basque, kima, does not, which dates the spanish word after 3309 bce, as Nauatl,
which has no (r), was still intact at 3309 bce. the (r) comes from the orient, Egypt, and Scythian Russia, but the greeks had not begun to trade wheat with the
Scyths until after that date, and Egypt was still diapered by the Nile.
also, kima(B)=cima(N), and, c(r)in(sp) has undergone the bends of a new and different age in Iberia.
sima(Finnish)=mead used in bear ceremony,=shimideru(J)=ooze/exude, =sima(OE)=rope=r/l/tlapa(N)=sime(OSax)=
rope=Simo(ONorse)=rope= rap(OE/OFrisian)=r/l/tlapa, or, simply the verb,(w)rap, which
is one of the functions concerned with rope. tlapa-(N)=trap/tape/drape/ra(m)p(E).
tlapa-(N/prefix)= trabajo/rabotat/arabaitan(OHG)=arbeit(Germ)/arab(gens).
cima(N/verb)=deshebrar la penca del maguey/comb the hair of Metis, first deity of
wisdom/string theory, mother of Athena/2nd deity, also known as Meyauel/metl(N)=
the maguey/century/mead plant, and rope deity known as 7Snake/Chicome Coatl(N).
her face is featured on a 4c bce roman copy of a greek statue of Athena, found
on A's pectoral, Metis's face is tilted back, her hair recedes in wave after
wave, her visage is polynesian, winged, broad nose and thick lips. she smiles.
kima(B)=bud/sprout. the Japonica for bud/sprout is direct from me-tl(N)=me(J),
and is also, me(J)=eye. cima(N)=chi-ma(N)=hand/-ma chi-/on top,=c(l)ime/c(r)ime=
chime(E)=pedestal, projecting rim of a cask, perhaps related to, comb!(Onions, Etym).
metl(N)=metal(E)=methe(Hindi)=strength=methu(Gk)=mead(E)=m(i)el/tl(sp)=mettle(E)=
me(n)te(sp)=mi(n)d(E)=mitl(N)=missile/spear/dart(Athena born with spear=mint/mitl)=
me(l)d/me(l)t, and so forth.