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EL = HIM
No one cares about Venetian, you said Latin. Stop making things up, it is childish.
'El' is not a word in Latin. You have yet to provide a source to refute this. As a matter of fact, the source you linked verifies that there is not Latin word 'el'. And considering '-ellum' is the nueter of the word and implies NO GENDER how can it have 'he' in there?
If you spoke/read/understood Latin you would not have wasted everyone's time with trying to invent a word that does not exist.
el he
www.websters-online-dictionary.org...
Venetian, Veneto la she (ela, la). Consider also: he (el, lu), it. Additional references: Venetian, Italy. (volunteer & more translations)
www.thefreedictionary.com...
Ve·net·ic (v-ntk)
n.
An extinct Indo-European language known from short inscriptions in Veneto dating from the sixth to the first centuries b.c. and possibly belonging to the Italic branch.
Originally posted by pepsi78
I am not making things up, EL as a root equals him.
It is so, you have been provided with the description in Latin.
www.orbilat.com...
el he
As for where EL-LU originates is from ancient langueges venetian is a mixed with latin and ancient...
Venetian shares it's ancestry from Veneto.
Venetic should not be confused with Venetian, a Romance language presently spoken in the same general region
Words are not numerous to judge about the vocabulary in general.
It is mixed with Classical latin, the language is exctinct but as you can see, you can see in it the definition of ELLUM, from EL-LU, ELLU.
The limited number of Venetic sentences presents us with only two examples of pronouns
mego and te.i. which we interpret as first and second person plural, possibly used in a
formal singular way.
Pepsi, you simply HAVE to admit that you are wrong in so many areas.
If you can't admit that you're wrong, you'll never learn anything at all.
We're all trying to tell you, from our respective areas of expertise, that you are wrong.
Just admit it, move on, learn something.
I can see that English is not your first language, and that you have severe problems with reading comprehension.
Every time you quote a source to refute one of us, it merely reaffirms what we are trying to tell you.
Instead of clinging to your erroneous assumptions, and supporting them with made up words and made up facts.
El he
www.websters-online-dictionary.org...
Venetian, Veneto la she (ela, la). Consider also: he (el, lu), it.
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(el-)Ia, (el-)l8B,/ .
(el-)lum, (el-)li, it.
(el-)lus, (©l-)li, m.
Originally posted by pepsi78
You have been provided from the source.
EL=HE ELA=SHE
If you chose to agree or not agree that is your problem
www.orbilat.com...
El he
www.websters-online-dictionary.org...
Venetian, Veneto la she (ela, la). Consider also: he (el, lu), it.
You know lus is a surffix, you do know what a surffix is ? don't you, you do understand it's an addition to the original word ?
You have provided no source that gives a Latin defintion of the word you claim despite repeated requests.
dictionary.reference.com...
origin) + -eau noun suffix (earlier -el < Latin -ellus )
Venetian is not Latin. It came centuries AFTER Latin and therefore can not have influenced the development of Latin. It is idiocy to suggest otherwise.
Just like you ignored your moronic mistake of trying to link Venetian to Venetic when the site you linked explicitly warned against doing so.
dictionary.reference.com...
origin) + -eau noun suffix (earlier -el < Latin -ellus )
No, it's not my perspective. Facts are not subjective.
And I think we do need to address your comprehension of the English language, because you are not understanding what you are reading, or what any of us are saying to you.
You are ignorant on the subject of every religion you have been trying to debate here, along with the languages you are referencing. Anyone who would mix up Adonis and Yahweh is ignorant in the extreme. There just aren't even words for it.
Originally posted by Schrödinger
The interpretation of facts is subjective... (just saying)
I told you the closest thing to Chronus would be Abzu.
I told you the two Sumerian deities that the god Marduk came from.
I said the creation story was rewritten when Marduk came into prominence.
I used your own sources to contradict you, except for the ones where they just made up a bunch of new-age mumbo-jumbo.
So far you have managed to mix up El, Yahweh, Adonis, Anubis, Venus, Ninhursag, Ki, An, Abzu, Enki; all into just two jumbled, splintered deities. It's mind-boggling!
Wow, having now awarded myself a major stomach-ache from laughing so hard, I can't believe you actually typed in the last part of your post above - were you just kidding?
In fact, you are the MOST utterly confused person on ATS at the moment (and that is saying something...)
First off, if you want to point out a Latin prefix or suffix (or even mid-fix), and want to relate it to later languages based on ancient Latin, then use the word ROMANCE languages - i.e. which are later languages based on Latin...
At any rate we are certainly NOT talking about LATIN in the Hebrew Scriptures - which (in case you've forgoten?) were written down much later than the events they relate in various forms of paleoHebrew (and without expressed vowells too - did you even know that?) and sometimes (in later writings like parts of Daniel or Ezra) in Aramaic - so stay away from Latin ( which is at any rate an ancient language which you have not learned yet, clearly)...
Now back to this discussion : I WROTE (if you recall) a little earlier (I hate to repeat myself, but this discussion got derailed again by your gross ignorance of not only LATIN but also modern English !)
"The name of the post exilic clan god of Israel 'YHWH' (or YAHWEH) is related etymologically to the verb 'to be' or 'to live' apparently, but NO ONE (not even the Rebbes) knows for sure.
Yahweh was originally combined with El as "El-Yahweh", like "El-Shaddai" and "El-Elyon" - El was the chief god of the Canaanite pantheon
YHWH' (or YAHWEH) is related etymologically to the verb 'to be' or 'to live'
www.etymonline.com...
arly 14c., from O.Fr. ambler "walk as a horse does," from L. ambulare "to walk, to go about, take a walk," perhaps a compound of ambi- "around" (see ambi-) and -ulare, from PIE base *el-"to go" (cf. Gk. ale "wandering," alaomai "wander about;" Latvian aluot "go around or astray"). Until 1590s used only of horses or persons on horseback. Related: Ambled; ambling. As a noun, from late 14c.
It bears NO relation grammatically to the words : EL or EL-ELYON (which are ancient Cannanite clan gods like EL SHADDAI (another Cannanite clan god which may well have been imported into Canaan via Assyria...)
So it was originally NOT written as YHWH at all, but 'A-H-Y-H' only later in the verse to be morphed into YHWH by later editors working on their ancient fragmentary texts as they copied and thought about them--which after the time of EZRA (post c. 440 BCE) used a NEW aleph-beth which further eroded the destruction of any original readings (this process certainly did not help matters any...)
Yahweh was originally combined with El as "El-Yahweh", like "El-Shaddai" and "El-Elyon" - El was the chief god of the Canaanite pantheon, and El-Yahweh is still found in a few places in the Old Testament (in psalm 50:1, for example).
Or it could also be (depending on what vowells you insert !) 'Heyei ASHER Heyei which could mean in English
You said Chronus is the Abzu, I told you that Chronus resides in the abzu is another story.
There is no story with marduk killing tiamat, these are sumerian invetions, there is no source for this.
The enuma elish is babylonian, not summerian.
YOu did not contadict me, if there is something post the source, and I will explain it to you.
I did not mix up EL with YAHWEH EL is a representation of YAHWEH wiky plus infinite sources state the same thing. The name the name "HE-BREW" and ISRA"EL" From EL-YON that is in the bible, and EL-O-HIM all personifications of the lord, because of the phonician EL
Originally posted by pepsi78
Venetian is a mix of classical latin and Ancient indo european.
All the langueges state the same.
Just looking at words you can see this.
dictionary.reference.com...
origin) + -eau noun suffix (earlier -el < Latin -ellus )
Just because the word is not part of classical latin does not mean it's not part of latin, Classical latin came after
other forms of Latin.
Not only is it part of Latin but it's part of the ancient language that has gone extinct.
Venetian is a mix of venetic and Latin, The language may have gone exctinct, it does not mean words are not found in venetian.
Something you can't deal with, LUS and all other are surffixes (additions)
Just looking at words you can see this.
dictionary.reference.com...
origin) + -eau noun suffix (earlier -el < Latin -ellus )
And for the millionth time, I pointed out that residing in the Abzu and being the Abzu are not separate for the Sumerians.
No, that's not what I said. What I DID say was "Marduk is the Babylonian assimilation of Asarluhi and Ninib (Ninurta)." Can you try to understand that?
Yes, which is exactly what I was referring to when I said: "the creation story was rewritten when Marduk came into prominence." Again, can you understand that?
Are you kidding me? I pointed out where your own sources contradicted you on the matter of Adonis/Yahweh and Asherah/Astarte. Neither of these pairs are the same person.
As I've tried to point out before, the terms "El" or "I" or "Im" can be both specific or generic. They are often followed by another word describing an attribute. Yes, "El" sometimes refers to the Phoenician head deity, but it also refers to his son, and many other gods in the near and middle east.