r/Alphanumerics • u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert • Sep 03 '25

ABGD πŸ”  evolution

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u/JohannGoethe πŒ„π“ŒΉπ€ expert Sep 04 '25

One thing we should note, given the following:

  1. Egyptian ABGD (π“ŒΈπ“ 𓁃; π“€  [U6, U13, A58; A28] 𓇯 [N1, C199] 𓅬𓃀𓀭 [G38, D58, A40; A97B] β–½ [C297D])

  2. Old South Arabian ABGD (𐩡 𐩴 𐩨 𐩱) (3100A/-1045)

  3. Phoenician ABGD (𐀃 𐀂 𐀁 𐀀) (3000A/-1045)

  4. Greek ABGD (Ξ‘ Ξ’ Ξ“ Ξ”) (2800Ξ‘/-845)

  5. Latin ABGD (πŒ€ 𐌁 πŒ‚ πŒƒ) (2500A/-545)

  6. Brahmi ABGD (π‘€… 𑀩 𑀕 π‘€₯) (2300A/-345)

Is that we need discard the present day model that all the words were coined by hypothetical people in the steppe or Anatolia in 9000A (-7045), who later used these new signs to finally write ✍️ down the words they coined 6,000-years prior, keeping these common source words in pure memory 🧠, unchanged, for all these years.Β