From: fournet.arnaud
Message: 54933
Date: 2008-03-09
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From: The Egyptian Chronicles
Arnaud Fournier wrote:
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My name is *Fournet*
as evidenced by my mail address
fournet.arnaud@...
But I suppose
yoo tawkin too mee
so mee gonna ansa yoo.
No probblumm.
Toi parler à moi
Moi répondre à toi.
Pas problème.
Arnaud (Fournet)
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In the first place, we have to put hind in its Arabic word-family :
Hind : a troup of 100 or 200 camels,
Hindâr : a measure
muhandir : a geometrician, an architecte
mahandis : a geometrician
hind means "a measure of " camels.
Kmt-om should be x_m_th in Arabic.
Why don't you analyse the Arabic vocabulary *BEFORE* you grope for
individual matches?
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ISHINAN'S RESPONSE:
Monsieur Arnaud, I'll try my best to keep my cool in dealing with your
abrasive style, and answer you in a professional manner instead.
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Professional !?
I suggest you first learn how to differentiate Fournet from Fournier.
Arnaud
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In all due respect, you have an skewed knowledge of the Arabic language. To
call your bluff concerning your response: THERE IS NO SUCH WORD as "Hindâr"
in the entire Classical Arabic lexicography! I challenge you to give the
source!
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No such word !?
I don't call this a challenge.
Kazimirski tome II page 1452 colonne b
hindâz "mesure".
**hindâr is a misreading from me.
No bluff, it's just
I read it too fast this morning.
I'm ready for a real challenge,
Supposing you don't make a fool of yourself
asking for obvious questions.
Arnaud
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CONCLUSION:
I am looking forward to your providing the source of your "Hindâr". Take
the challenge and show everybody where you found this word on which you base
your argument. Otherwise, leave it to those who are proficient in Arabic,
which it would appear that you are not among.
Ishinan
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You can't even write my name....
What do you claim to be part of ?
When you can read it,
you'll make brags about being proficient in something.
Now one word is nothing.
what about the other words, Mr big Challenger ?
I rewrite with the right letter :
Hind : a troup of 100 or 200 camels,
Hindâ-ZZZZ : a measure
muhandiZ : a geometrician, an architecte
mahandis : a geometrician
hind means "a measure of " camels.
So
Up to you,
Mr, Cool and Proficient Challenger.
C'est quand tu veux, Ishinan.
Your turn.
Arnaud
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