Monday, 5 August 2013
crumb
...crumble/crumple(E)=cruimh(Ulster Irish)=worm,=cruibh(Irish form, found on www.Irishgaelictranslator.com),
=cruinn(Irish)=ocuili/ocuilin(N)=worm=rimmah(Hebrew)=timalli(Nauatl)=pus/suppuration=potli(N)=both, e.g.,
hoar frost=coatl potli(N)=snake pus,=cruma(OE)=crumb(E)superceding,=crim(OE), earlier forms,=kremele/ crimble, putting the early English for crumb/crim/crimble/kremele in the same arena as krimis(Sanskrit)=
worm/rimmah(H),=ocuili/ocuilin(Nauatl). the b/p of crump/crumb/crumple(E)=wrinkle has been added by the
Irish for worm, cruibh(Ir), and carried forward into English, but not for words such as, crimson(E).
.....the co-lateral root, copina(N)=copy/combine/comb/clop/crop/golf/govern(E) does not have the i/y/u/o
versaltility of ocuilin/timalli(N), but is probably how b/p entered, crimble/crimp/cruibh(Irish), the dragon's crib.
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