Tuesday, 27 December 2011
wander wonder
...wa(J)=peace, unity,=waa(Chi-na)=lang-wa/waa/ua-ge.
pia owa(Breton)=the pious/no picking owner.
uan(N)=own4(E)=proximity, parentage, community,
=Uanyolqui(N)=Wyandot(Amerind/blood relative of Huron).
wa/ua-n-dr/tl(i)a(letra)=wander(E)=wantra(Swede)=
ua-4-tlan=t/l/ran(E)=own/ua 4 ran, ah, ran/r/l/tlan
(N/locative of tlalli/earth), most likely the rumbles/
rumbos(sp), as in, rhumb line, which are the 4 main
lines of Compass Rose, from, tompoxti/tompoxtli(N)=
to confuse, be an idiot/idiot, stupid,=thumb(E)=
thuma(OE/OFrisian/OSaxon), hmm, thumalfingr(ONorse)=
thimble(E). can't quite get the, (b).
hmmm, toma/tuma(N/verb)=undo, open a book or map=
mapiloa(N/verb)=point,=mapilli(N)=thumb, child of
the hand,=ma(r)pilli(letra)=marfil(sp)=ivory?
thumb needed for carving, around maps for pointing,
opening, undoing.
well, i believe the (b) is real, and the root,
tompoxtli(N)=thumb(E)=rhumb(E/line)=rumbo(sp)=
direction/course. not meant unkindly,
the thumb is not an idiot, looks like one,
but is different.
the collison with, toma/tuma(N), how we know we're
at pie Nauatl, does not go unnoticed in the old roots,
in fact is operative in OFris/OE/OSax, before the
spanish armada, but afterwards rhumb becomes the
Naua/spanish root, chosen with more humor, and
the term changes sea horses as much British Navy
terminology derives from spanish, who had the Basque
Nahoa seafarers as their pioneers.
and of course there's demon rum, which one does
not want to confuse with the charts.
wander, owning 4 ran, usually ends in circles,
one can be vague=vaca, as a cow, uaca(N)=wake,
=uacalli(N)=a rectangular cave or box, channeled,
=vac/gar/lli=vagary, roaming, but somehow, as in
grave or coffin=uacalli(N), one is put in place.
air/ailia(N)=ally burial is more generous,
but a barge at sea with battle axe wife sobbing
on the shore, shield as duvet, the 4 hooves
of your Masertai=Mazatl(N/7)=deer alight on each
rumbo of your beer/kindled pylon, wake burning
yesterday's oil spill, that's the way to go.
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