Re: [tied] numbers {was: Venus}

--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, Sean Whalen <stlatos@...> wrote:

>
> --- Richard Wordingham
> <richard.wordingham@...> wrote:
>
> >
> > --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "loreto bagio"
> > <bagoven20@...>
> > wrote:
> > > Actually with regards to the father, the son and
> > the holy ghost I
> > > can see them as the numbers eight, nine and ten in
> > IE-Semitic. See
> > > Spanish 'ocho', 'nueve', 'diez' from PIE *okto:
> > *newn *dekm .
> > > Perhaps the ultimate idea is The old, the new, and
> > the eternal.
>
>
> > Loreto, this strikes me as a pure word-game, and as
> > such has no
> > place on Cybalist.
> >
> > Richard (moderator).
> >
>
> I doubt that nine and new are related in PIE,
> anyway. In even the oldest known Greek, for example,
> the words are ennewa and newos (e- in ennewa probably
> indicating it began in a "laryngeal").
>

Welcome to the game. How about 'novo'?
Sorry to the moderators but you see everything here is such.

And to continue please see that the japanese 'hachi' eight has near
forms in IE. and so is the old Japanese for nine. At some rate ten
is possible too.

Haque is an alternate to God in Arabic. It approaches the 'hage',
bald in Japanese. Coincidences? Give your phonologic counter-
arguments please. Wonder if you can use your phonologies,
laryngeals, labials, trills, stops...etc... on these?

Loreto