Tongue butchers That Sumerian is a trick language is very easy to prove.

You have to be very persistent though and you must search for long words that are difficult to hide like other monosyllabic Sumerian junk that makes 90% of its vocabulary. Scribes were often tired or simply confident that they would never get caught so they dared to create long Sumerian words. ut their effort didn!t go unnoticed. pagra Homophones pagra" # $%&'( pagra) # $%&.$%&.$%&.$%& pagra) # $%&*$%& You don!t have to be a rocket scientist to detect the Semitic root for corpse pagru in these Sumerian logograms+ adda ,-./0S12 3(&4)+ 15 666b7 .ld 8kkadian7 %r 6667 .ld abylonian9 wr. adda: adda&:ad)3; $%&*s' 85;9: ad)3; 85.$%&;9: ad)3;$%&'<8=;9: ad)3;$%&*s;9: a>daadda)3; $%&*g.%?&;9@corpse: wreck 3of a boat9@ 8kk. pagru: alamtu ,A 2 ,& 2 ," 2 ,( 2 ,4 2 ,B 2 ,C 2 adda 3adB9 adda& 3ad"9 ad)3;$%&*s' 85;9 ad)3; 85.$%&;9 ad)3;$%&'<8=;9 ad)3;$%&*s;9
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AC distinct forms attested: click to view forms table. 1. corpse (425x/100%) D $1EF.ld abylonianFunknown ad6(LU2B !) " a#lam#tum . $u>8Glag 8 400. $1EFAst millenniumFunknown addax($U4B !) 15 8nimal $ist &A. 1$8F15 666bFunknown ad6%#&' Hik A7 AB& o i ". 1$8F.ld 8kkadianF<irsu 2(a()c) adda udu /T&(& A: *(a()c) adda ma(2s'+a4 /T- &(& &. 1$8F%r 666F5rehem 2(d'() ,x &a-#u(2 ad6. /u(# &' g'd2#dam 8%-T A7 0&0 (: &a#u(2 ad6. /u(#&' 8%-T A7 "BI C: ad6. /u(#&' e2#ga+#+a &a# an#/u4 8%-T A7 (&4 &.1$8F%r 666F<irsu 4(ge(2) 4(u) 6(d'() ad6 udu 8mherst 0((

A: 4(d'() ad6 s'+a4 8mherst 0(( &: 4(ge(2) 4(u) 6(d'() ad6 udu &a# u(2 4(d'() ad6 s'+a4 8mherst 0(( A. 1$8F%r 666FHippur0U1L $ B 2(d'() ad6 gu4 H8TH 0B& A0: 2(u) ad6 udu H8TH A"& A: 1(d'() ad2 uduH8TH (AC B. 1$8F%r 666F%mma ma2# &' &a#su ad6. ma2#&a (u a#3u#/e4 &a#an#sum 8n.r A&7 A0A A I: ad6. /u(#&' 6H 047 A&9 C: 2(u) 2(d'() ad6. udu -ST 44I A. 1$8F%r 666F%r5(u) ad6. udu %1T "7 00II A: 5(u) 4(d'() ad6. udu %1T "7 00I9 A: 1(ge(2) 1(u) 5(d'()ad6. udu %1T "7 A&&9 A: 2(d'() ad65 udu %1T 97 000I A. 1$8F%r 666Funclear ad6.#&' ur#g'4#re &a#a&#gu4 Jirose (0& &: 5(d'() gu4 2(u) udu ,5(d'() ad6 udu- &a#u(2 .rS0 047 (9 Kengler 0( A: 2(d'() ad6. gu45 sar%. S8LM AAA ". unknownF15 666bF<irsu 1(u)c) ad2 +a2#a d'ng'r# g'n4#a&#e -T 407 0(B o i A. unknownF%r 666F5rehem &a#u(2 ad6. /u(#&' =NH A47 &9I (: ad6.#&' ur#g'4#re &a#a&#gu4 .ntario A7 009 ": 1(d'() ad6. s'+a4 .ntario A7 0A( A.unknownF%r 666F<irsu 1(u) ad6 udu 8SO A(7 ""B 0" ": 1(ge(2) 2(u) ad6. udu = =essenger &"C &: ad6. /u( = =essenger &C( (. unknownF%r 666F%mma ,...- 1(u) ad6. udu Jirose "(0 A: 1(d'() ad6. gu4 SH8T "&" &: 1(d'() ad6. gu4 SH8T "&" 4. unknownF%r 666Funclear5(ge(2) ad6. udu T-S A7 0(& ". See+ Panun adda: udu adda. 2. 6rec/ (o7 a &oa3) 8kk. pagru @body: corpse@: alamtu @corpse@. LU24 pagra3 pagra ,56S8ST1/2. LU2.LU2.LU2.LU2 +so8dapara)3;$%&.$%&.$%&.$%&;97 kapara"7 karaQ)3;$%&.$%&.$%&.$%&;97 pagra)3; $%&.$%&.$%&.$%&;9 LU2)LU2 adamin adamin ,-.HT1ST2. gigam gigam ,-.HM$6-T2. inbir inbir ,-.HM$6-T2. 8kkadian workshop +so8 enbir7 pagra)3;$%&*$%&;97 urbigu"7 urbingu". The so>called Sumerian vowel harmony was a great scheme to hide Semitic tracks since pagra was initially pagru ,corpse2 in Semitic before becoming pagra ,disaster2 in Sumerian. The meaning is basically the same death7 conflict7 corpse7 disaster. Ke can also see how cunning

the 8kkadian workshop is. 8kkadian pagru gave birth to Sumerian urbigu but this time the vowel u was retained from the Semitic word. Then r R n R g and the Sumerian inbir was produced from urbingu. The transposition of letters within a Sumerian word is against any laws of metathesis because it wasn!t any phonetic process involved in this slaughter of Semitic phonemes within a word. 8 scribe felt free to transfer the vowels and consonants within a word as he wished. Hobody could really control his work. 8pparently even kings and other high officials of the royal palace didn!t have a clue what was really going on the lab. That means these secret scribes wielded tremendous power behind closed doors as they worked in tandem with the priests! caste to shape the religion and the politics of the empire.

The story didn!t end just there. /ara( Homophones karaQ # L6.L8$' 85 karaQ& # L6.L8$ karaQ) # L6.L8$. 85 karaQ) # L6.L8$. 85.656= karaQ) # $%&.$%&.$%&.$%& 8kkadian 8kk. karu [disaster] was used to create other Sumerian Jomophones. 9:.9 L.B ! gara2 garaQ ,-8T8ST/.0J12. garaQ ,$11L2 3garaQ&sar9. garaQ ,=6$6T8/Y2. Mull listing. +so8karaQ)3;L6.L8$. 85;9. There is evidence that the effort to create artificial words in Sumerian had a tremendous impact on ancient Syrian+ pagru 3 + paggar : pagrSnu : + ,85B + 2 7 Qalamtu : : plural + pagrT9

[Human Body] A9 3human9 body 7 self F person : &9 3human9 corpse 7 3animal9 carcass : "9 astronomy + pagru asakki + 3name of a star9 : See also + pagr ' um, lnu, alamtu, zumru, emu, ummatu, zir tu, a!"ur# ti, a!$pi, a! pn%ti, #$t pagri

-omparison with other Semitic languages +

0roto>Semitic + Upagr Syriac + pagrS VcorpseW Jebrew + peger VcorpseW

8lso see+ ;ro3o#<em'3'c8 Upagr> =ean'ng8 body7 esp. dead body7 corpse //ad'an8 pagru X&'rper, (ei#X . on ,8Jw I092 He&re68 pYgYr XcorpseX ,L 9AA2 rama'c8 .$5 .MM 0$= pgr X#odyX ,JO 90A2 >uda'c rama'c8 pgar 3pagrS7 pigrS9: pgr 3pgrh7 pwgrh9 X#ody) decaying corpseX ,Oa AA"B27 ,Sok (&(2 <?r'an rama'c8 pagrS Xcorpus, cada*erX , rock 44B2 =odern rama'c8 H8SS para X#odyX ,Tser 0AB02 6/8H UpahZrS Xil corpoX: c. suff. pahZra[n Xil nostro corpoX ,0en A0C2 =anda'c rama'c8 pagra X#odyX ,5= "492 @o3es8 Hote %</ pgr Xmonument, stelaX ,<ordon (BB2: very obscure 3translated as X+orgenlichtX in ,8ist &4"29. Hote 8/ fgr Xse li*rer a, la -ornication, a, lXadulte\reX , L & 4((2: for a similar semantic shift7 cf. O%5 gwp Xto ha*e illigitimate intercourse, to commit adultery withX ,Oa &&42 and gTp> X#odyX ,ibid.2 3see in Ugawp>7 Ho. 9. ,Jolma A2+ 8LL7 J /7 O%57 SY/: ,L 9AA2+ J /7 8/=7 8LL .bviously the Jebrew peger is a direct derivative of Syrian pagraa ,corpse2 6t is beyond any doubt that Syrian scribes altered their own language by trying to create artificial words in Sumerian. The vowel harmony in Sumerian and Syrian is the aftermath of the tedious effort to create a language out of nothing. This presentation is the awful story of Sumerian language in general. 8 Semitic scribe started with 8 Semitic word7 then he harmoniGed its vowels to make the word froGen and introduce it as an element of an agglutinative tongue7 then he chopped this word into pieces like a butcher chops lamb or pork. This is e)actly what these scribes were+ language butchers. They created an artificial tongue with pieces of meat from different animals7 a monster language a Mrankenstein idiom and the religion that they cooked in the process is still our stale food that we still eat today.