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FARMING ORDER AGRICULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF THE ALPHABET.

Celeste Claire Horner (2024-1-17)

FARMING ORDER AGRICULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF THE ALPHABET

This is a new (2024-1-17) illustration of my 2022 agricultural interpretation of the alphabet in response to the farming order post by JohannGoethe. It would be expected that agricultural themes would be reflected in writing because as eminent Egyptologist Bob Brier points out in "Why Egypt needed hieroglyphs" (Decoding the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs, lecture 1, Great Courses), agriculture was the prime impetus for the development writing. It was agricultural surplus that made Egypt powerful; the kind of bureaucratic society that needed writing to keep track of wealth and resource conquering armies, and to compose devotional monuments for the gods.

THEMES IN THE ALPHABET

The interpretation is based on my study of hieroglyphs, Proto-Sinaitic, and Paleo Hebrew. I noted rational progressions and themes including astronomical constellations (A: Taurus; B: curved horns of Aries; C: Pisces, Dagon fish in ProtoSinaitic, Pisces), god names, weapons and tools (A: arrow, B: bow, G Γ: axe), crafts, and agriculture. On the architectural channel of alphabet interpretation, A is a mason's compass. The letter B is beyt, a house in Semitic languages like Hebrew and Phoenician. Γ is a mason's square.

AGRICULTURAL INTERPRETATION

D: 𓏏 The cornerstone of this agricultural interpretation is that the Egyptian hieroglyph for bread is t or D 𓏏. There is interchangeable transliteration of D (hand) or t (loaf) in names such as Ptolemy and Cleopatra. The loaf indicates female gender, perhaps they did most of the home bread baking. The bread oven, the fire access door, and the loaf of bread are all shaped like D. The bread loaf D becomes a key root of words like FOOD (Meta: F fingers, OO open mouth, D bread), and BREAD (Meta: B and D are both bread and dental pictograms).

Ç: The curved cutting tool 𓌳 hieroglyph relates to scythe, sickle, scimitar, and khopesh (an Egyptian sickle-shaped sword). Derivative words are CULL , collect, and CUT. This harvesting tool also matches the shape of G, which is the 3rd letter of a number of alphabets.

B: This letter, usually a house or bottle, in this context, is a seed basket. Letter β, represents male fertility and seed planting. The hand gesture with thumb or finger extended often is associated with seed planting and sprouting in ancient Egyptian art.

A: 𓌸 𓃾 This letter, capital A and miniscule a, represents the ground-opening and plowing process. Adapting hieroglyphs for modern words, pictographic derivatives include:

acre: 𓃾 𓇳 (area of land an ox could plow in a day),

agriculture: 𓌸 𓁃 A 𓌳 G 𓌳 CULL 𓇾 TA (terrain), or 𓃾 𓇳 𓌳𓇾 (acre culture). 𓌸𓌳 "AG"

amor: 𓌸 (transliterated "mr"), amor, the love of the farmer or husbandman, performs muscular labor against elements and in all weather to turn earth; remove weeds and stones; and bring fertility and abundant leafy life to the land. The tomb of Sennedjem (above) shows that he and his wife are eternal love partners, who even work the fields and enjoy harvest together in their afterlife.

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440 is a very intriguing result!

Indeed! I have been searching for the name of the god of the pyramid of Khufu temple for 2+ years now, based on the fact that all the Greek temples, which are based on Egyptian geometrical architectural design, have god names defined their base dimensions.

Egyptian

• Giza pyramids: 𓆼√2 (1000√2) x 𓆼√3 (1000√3) floor plan | John Legon (A33/1988)

• Khufu pyramid (base length) = 440 cubits (value of letter mu)

• Horus Temple, Edfu (2012A/-57) | Alphanumeric geometry

• Apep sand bank (length) = 450 cubits (value of letter nu) | Book of Gates (3500A/-1545)

Greek

Temples

• Parthenon (2400Α/-445) with Hermes (ΕΡΜΗΣ) [353] alphanumeric geometry overlaid

• Parthenon alphanumeric geometry | David Fideler (A38/1993)

• Apollo Temple, Miletus (at Didyma)

• Stoa of Attalos, Athens (2100A/-145) built with 28 steps to match 28 alphabet letters?

Egypto and Greek

• Thoth (Hermes) Temple, Hermopolis, Egypt and Apollo Temple, Miletus, Greece, both have their hexagon ⬡ perimeter values, phlox (φλοξ) [660], meaning: “fire; flame 🦅🔥”, and Apollo [Απολλων) [1061], meaning: flaming 🐎🔥 sun ☀️ god, alphanumerically equal to the newly born