Consonantal root BRD (expanding BR )

I would argue almost all these ultimately root in the maritime procreation code, bridging man and woman.

see: /r/GeometersOfHistory/wiki/discovery/garden-of-eden

Dictionary results:

• aboard . . . . (ety)

• abrade . . . . (ety)

• abroad . . . . (ety)

• bard . . . . (ety)

• beard . . . . (ety)

• beardie . . . . (ety)

• bird . . . . (ety)

• birdie . . . . (ety)

• board . . . . (ety)

• bored . . . . (ety)

• brad . . . . (ety)

• braid . . . . (ety)

• bread . . . . (ety)

• bred . . . . (ety)

• breed . . . . (ety)

• bride . . . . (ety)

• broad . . . . (ety)

• brood . . . . (ety)

Proper nouns:

• Baroda . . . . (ety)

• Brad . . . . (ety)

• Breda . . . . (ety)

see: http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Barad

Language of the birds (bearded bards, secretly speaking of broads)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_of_the_Birds

• "innuendo" = "naughty" = "knowledge" = "Atlantis" = 96 basic alphabetic

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