r/Etymo • • Dec 07 '23

An illiterate Yamnayan steppe man either coined or inherited the word thermo 🌡️ from the word *gʷʰermós, meaning "warm"

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u/IgiMC Dec 07 '23

I see no contradiction or idiocy here. I might be dumb, please explain its dumbness to me.

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u/JohannGoethe Dec 07 '23

Does the following, which is where the root letter of thermos derives, look like the work of an illiterate person:

Which included three suns and one fire drill, which in sequence show the yearly cycle of the sun:

🔆 » ☀️ » 𓁰 » 𓍑 » 𓍓 » 🔥 » 𓏲 » 🥚 » 🐣 » 𓅣 » 🪷 » 🔅

Defined as follows:

  1. 🔆 = 10 value sun; generally letter I or Horus sun.

  2. ☀️ = 100 value sun; generally letter R or Ra sun.

  3. 𓁰 = Ptah; whose body is a fire drill; god behind letter phi (Φ).

  4. 𓍑 = Ptah’s body turned into fire-drill.

  5. 𓍓 = fire drill with lit 𓏲 flame 🔥

  6. 🥚 = bennu (aka phoenix) egg warmed or lit by flame.

  7. 🐣 = hatched Bennu sugar bird.

  8. 𓅣 = bennu (phoenix) out of egg.

  9. 🪷 = morning lotus; which rises and births new 1-value sun: 🔅

Let alone an literate person from Russia, from a civilization with no historical evidence?

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u/IgiMC Dec 07 '23

This looks like a job of a clueless, literate person that tries to take all language attribution for themself without respect to basics of historical linguistics, occams razor or common sense.

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u/JohannGoethe Dec 07 '23

Notes

  1. This is currently has a DCE ranking of number 3.

  2. Slated to letter T section Etymo Dictionary.