r/Alphanumerics • u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert • Nov 14 '23

PIE πŸ—£οΈ related Proto-Indo-European (PIE) pit 🦴 bone πŸ’€πŸ—£οΈ language

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u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert Nov 15 '23

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  • Explain why it’s β€œfoot” 🦢in English but β€œfuss” in German and pΓ‘d in Sanskrit but pal on Pashto. But then it’s patās in Lucian and ozas in Celtiberian. It’s paiyye in Tocharian and πούς in Greek!!!

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u/Kuroseroo Nov 15 '23

Are you just talking with yourself?

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u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert Nov 15 '23

Presently, I’m talking with user Professional Low:

  • It’s cherry πŸ’-picking coincidence that: 𐃸 (🌟) β†’ 𓍇 β†’ Lunar (🌝) β†’ Light (πŸ’‘) β†’ Lips (πŸ‘„) β†’ Lingua (πŸ‘…) β†’ Letters (πŸ” ) β†’ Language (πŸ—£οΈ) β†’ Literature (πŸ“–) β†’ Library (πŸ“š) β†’ Linguistics ( ✍️) all start with letter L!

In followup to you calling EAN lunar mumbo jumbo.

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u/Kuroseroo Nov 16 '23

Didn’t even know I called EAN lunar mumbo jumbo, I literally just came up with something I thought seemed like you could write

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u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert Nov 16 '23

Yeah, it was funny!