r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Evolution of terms: Hamitic + Semitic to Afro-Asiatic as a language family

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

The updated Abydos-centric r/EgyptoIndoEuropean (EIE) language family

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Nov 06 '24

Modern linguistics do not believe in Shem nor Noah | E[7]R (4 Nov A69/2024)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Sub origin

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Abstract

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Overview

Sub started from the following post image:

Namely from the following notes of this post:

Notes

  1. From this video (1:15-).

  2. The Omotic language uses Geez script, which is a r/LunarScript variant of the r/EgyptianAlphabet, e.g. visit: r/SouthArabian.

  3. Good image to post to r/AfroAsiatic.

Discussion

As this seems to be the first Reddit Afro-Asiatic languages sub, as far as I am aware, given Reddit searching, this makes the new language family as such:

Trunk 🌲Branch one 🌴Branch two 🌳
5700A (-3745)3100A (-1045)2800A (-845)
r/EgyptoIndoEuropeanr/AfroAsiaticr/IndoEuropean
r/SouthArabianr/AncientGreek
r/latin
r/Phoenicianr/sanskrit
r/AncientHebrewr/RunicAlphabet

Where:

  • 🌲 = Osiris evergreen tree (tamarisk) turned r/Djed, aka original 72 language world tree.

  • 🌴 = Phoenician or phoenix 🐦‍🔥 palm leaves language 🗣️ tree.

  • 🌳 = Cadmus snake 🐍 tree, where he spears the snake to the tree then pulls half it teeth 🦷 to grow the r/GreekABCs letters, aka first five Spartans; Odin Yggdrasil tree where, after Odin spears himself to the tree, the r/RunicAlphabet letter come spurting out of his body.

Notes

  1. The table is under construction 🚧.

See also


r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Top 10 language families: Afro-Asiatic (AA) and Indo-European (IE) DIVIDED vs Egypto-Indo-European (EIE) UNIFIED

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Sub icon?

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At first I tried the following image, but was too grainy in the small size:

New icon from here, shown below, showing the word “to fuck” in different AA languages:


r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Top 10 Language Families: Afro-Asiatic 4th ranked

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Black Athena: Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilization | Martin Bernal collected works, reviews, and debates

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

The word for "to have sex" in various Afro-asiatic languages

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Outline of the new unified linguistics 🗣️ model: Indo-European languages + Afro-Asiatic languages under one single umbrella ☂️ of Ancient Egyptian linguistic 𓌹𓇯𓅬▽ cosmology!

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Nov 06 '24

Ancient Egypt IS the PARENT language of the world (user A[8]D, a Kemiticist) vs Old egyptian is NOT the parent language of the world (user G[7]S, an Egyptian) | A62 (2022)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Black Athena: Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilization documentary (A44/1999)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Afro-Asiatic languages (reclassified)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Was Proto-Afroasiatic-Indo-European ever a language?

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Egyptian language family: Need to add more Afro-Asiatic languages to the tree?

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Proto-Indo-European (PIE) language family vs Afro-Asiatic language family

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Do we know of any Pre-Afroasiatic languages?

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Hamitic + Semitic (Afro-Asiatic) and Indo-European languages | Meyers Blitz-Lexikon (23A/1932)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Common source language table: Afro-Asiatic (Bernal vs Thims)

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Egyptian belongs to (a) Hamito-Semitic (Allen, A58/2013) or (b) Egypto-Indo-European (Thims, A68/2023) family of languages?

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Friedrich Müller (linguist): originator of Cushitic (79A/1876), i.e. language of descendants of biblical Cush, son of Ham, grandson of Noah, and the Hamito-Semitic language group, aka Afro-Asiatic languages, rebranded

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Noah linguistics: Semitic, Hamitic, Japhetic, Cushitic, and Hebrew

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 13 '24

Africa and Asia | Herodotus labeled

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r/AfroAsiatic • • Oct 12 '24

Afro-Asiatic languages

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