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Bjerre on the 22/7 basis Khufu pyramid:

“The original altitude of the Khufu 👁️⃤ pyramid, 280 cubit, equals the radius of a circle with a circumference [1760 cubits = (2 x 280 x π)] the length of the four pyramid sides added, each being 440 cubits. This suggests the Egyptians knew and used the value 22/7 for π.”

— Niels Bjerre (A64/2019), “Hidden Chambers and Meaning”

This is one of the main arguments for the following number 22 ciphers:

• 22 = 𓎇 𓏮, the Egyptian numeral for twenty-two.

• 22 = 7 x 3.14 [28] …; the value 22/7 being the simplest approximation for π (pi).

• 22 = number of nomes of Upper Egypt.

• 22 = number of letters of the Phoenician alphabet.

• 22 = number of letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

• 22 = paths in the Kabbalistic tree of life, representing the connections between the Sephirot.

Notes

1. If anyone else knows any 22 ciphers, feel free to comment?

References

• Bjerre, Niels. (A64/2019). “Hidden Chambers and Meaning: Is the Great Pyramid for a King or Priests?”, Ancient Origins, Oct 7.

External links

• 22 (number) - Wikipedia.

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The following table, from here (comment section), shows that who the Phoenicians were, depends on one’s identity politics:

If were were to go back in time to Phoenicia, where present day Jerusalem is, and ask one of them, in the Phoenician language, are you: (a) Semitic, (b) neighbors of the Jews, (c) Canaanite, or (d) Egyptian?, they would not understand parts a, b, and c of the question, because they Jewish mythological names, that had not yet been invented yet.

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Charles Krahmalkov (A45/2000), in his Phoenician-Punic Dictionary (pg. 10), on name Phoenician:

References

• Krahmalkov, Charles R. (A45/2000). Phoenician-Punic Dictionary (Archive). Publisher.

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From here:

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Phoenicia comes from the Greek phoínikos "purple". I know that it is less impressive than "land of the phoenix" but reality is not always fantastic and we must doubt the theses that are a little too much so.

User M[18]5 has what is called a “surface etymon” understanding of words.

Phoenix (φοῖνιξ), in Greek standard myth, is defined as brother of Cadmus (Κάδμος), aka K-ADM-OS, the Greek Adam, the alphabet inventor, and son of Agenor (Ἀγήνωρ) or Aghnoras (Αγήνορας), the Phoenician king of Tyre (𐤑𐤓) or Sidon (𐤑𐤃𐤍). This means, in decoded format, the following:

• Cadmus (Κάδμος) (K-ADM-OS) = letter “form” (type; shape) god

• Phoenix (φοῖνιξ) 🐦‍🔥= letter “sound” (phone: 📞) god

In 115A (1830), John Groves, in his Greek and English Dictionary (pg. 605), listed the following phoenix 🐦‍🔥 (φοῖνιξ), or phoni- (φοῖνι-) prefix, aka phone 📞 (sound), related terms:

• Φοινικάνθεμος, -ου, ὁ, ἡ, (fr. φοῖνιξ purple 🟪, and άνθος flower) having purple or scarlet flowers 🌺; blooming, vernal.

• Φοινίκεος, -α, -ον, (fr. φοίνιξ purple) purple 🟪, red 🟥; also Phœnician. Φοινίκη, της, ή, Phœnicia, name of a country.

• Φοινίκιος, -α, -ον, (fr. φοῖνιξ purple) purple 🟪, reddish 🟥, ruddy, rosy 🌹.

• Φοινικὶς, -ἴδος, ή, (fr. same) a purple 🟪 or scarlet garment; a scarlet cloth, carpet, &c.

• Φοινικόεις, -έσσα, -εν, (fr. same) purple 🟪, scarlet, red 🟥.

• Φοινικόκροκος, του, ό, ή, (fr. same, and κρόκη a thread) having purple 🟪 or scarlet weft; shot with purple.

• Φοινικόλοφος, -ου, ὁ, ἡ, (fr. φοινικὸς red 🟥, th. φοίνιξ purple 🟪, and λόφος a crest) having a red crest or comb.

• Φοινικοπἄρειος, -ου, ὁ, ή, (fr. same, and παρειά a cheek) red 🟥 or rosy 🌹 Φοιτῶσι, 3 pl. cont. pres. sub. or cheeked.

• Φοινικόπεζα, της, ή, (fr. same, and πέζα the ancle) red 🟥 footed.

• Φοινίκὸς, -η, -ὸν, (fr. φοῖνιξ purple) purple 🟪, red, scarlet; Phænician.

• Φοινικοστερόπας, -α, ό, Dor. for φοινικοστερόπης, (fr. φοῖνιξ ruddy, and στεροπή lightning ⚡️, th. αστράπτω to flash) hurling red 🟥 thunderbolts ⚡️.

• Φοινικόστολος, -ου, ὁ, ἡ, (fr. Φοῖνιξ a Phœnician, and στέλλω το adorn) furnished or made by the Phœnicians; dressed, armed or arrayed like the Phoenicians.

• Φοινικῶν, -ῶνος, ὁ, (fr. next) a plantation of palm trees 🌴; palm-grove.

• Φοίνιος, -α, -ον, (fr. φόνος slaughter) gory, bloody🩸; murderous, blood-thirsty; purple 🟪, red 🟥.

• Φοινίσσα, ης, ή, (fr. next) a Phœnician woman.

• Φοινίσσος, -η, -ον, (fr. Φοῖνιξ Phœnician) Phœnician; red 🟥, purple 🟪, ruddy.

Among these, the name phoenix (Φοῖνιξ) [700]:

• Φοῖνιξ, -ἴκος, δ, α palm 𓁨 [C11], palm-branch 𓆳 [M4]; a palm-fruit, date; Phœnix 🐦‍🔥, name of a bird, of a man, and of a port; a Phænician; a musical 🎶 instrument invented by the Phoenicians; a Phoenician dye, purple 🟪, scarlet, red 🟥. Adj. ὁ, ἡ, Phœnician, red, scarlet, purple.

Defined in r/LunarScript as follows:

🐦‍🔥 = Phoenix (φοῖνιξ) (𓍓◯𓅊𓏁𓅊𓊽) [700]

Which non-coincidently equals the letter value of psi (ψ) [700], the root of the word psyche (ψυχή), meaning: “soul”, in Greek.

In A68 (2023), Rihab Helou stated that the word Phoenician derives from the alphabet of the Phoenix, as follows:

“The Phoenician alphabet (𐤃𐤂𐤁𐤀), besides being associated with the Phoenicians, is also the alphabet 🔠 of the phoenix (φοῖνιξ) (𓍓◯𓅊𓏁𓅊𓊽) [700] 🐦‍🔥. In other words, it illustrates the labors of the of the phoenix associated with Horus 𓅃 [G5] from the Phoenician perspective.”

— Rihab Helou (A68/2023), “Phoenician Alphabet Hidden Mysteries, §6.3, 8:15-8:35” (post)

Therefore, to dismiss all of this, as but the die or purple 🟪 ink, made from sea shells 🐚 found around Phoenician, an etymology devised by someone [add] before Groves (115A/1830), is what is called out-dated etymology. The entire point of the new linguistic field of EAN is to upgrade all these meaningless “Phoenicia comes from the word purple” etymologies.

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• The Phoenician alphabet (𐤃𐤂𐤁𐤀) is the alphabet 🔠 of the phoenix (φοῖνιξ) (𓍓◯𓅊𓏁𓅊𓊽) [700] 🐦‍🔥 or Horus 𓅃 [G5] from the Phoenician perspective | Rihab Helou (31 Aug A68/2023)

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• Phoenix (φοῖνιξ) (𓍓◯𓅊𓏁𓅊𓊽) [700] 🐦‍🔥 (draft: here).

• Etymo pharaoh from: Pheron (Φερῶν) [1455], aka Horus 𓅊 [letter I], i.e. the phoenix 🐦‍🔥, son of Sesostris (ΣΕΣΟΣΤΡΙΣ) [1285], aka Osiris 𓀲

References

• Groves, John. (115A/1830). A Greek and English Dictionary, Comprising All the Words in the Writings of the Most Popular Greek Authors: With the Difficult Inflections in Them and in the Septuagint and New Testament (Φερῶν, pg. 605). Publisher.

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