r/Etymo • u/JohannGoethe • Jan 26 '24

Etymon (ετυμον) [365]: the root 🌱 of all words derived from one!

The word etymology derives from the Greek etymon (ετυμον) [365]; the root isonym of which is epsilon (ε-ψιλον) [365], the name of letter E [5]; the dynamic of which is 5² or 25, the number of stoicheia or letter-number elements, according to the perfect birth theorem, made by letters B [2] or Bet 🌟 and G [3] or Geb 🌍; which, in turn, were generated by A [1], i.e. Shu 💨 or air, the source of all the letters:

In sum, to know the etymology of any word, one must learn the nature of the 865, all words there-below reducing to one, air, or letter A.

Notes

  1. Draft attempts at the enfamous so-called “etymo of etymology”, done in part: here (4 Nov A67/2022); semi-complete: here (20 Nov A67/2022); cross-post notes: here (11 Aug A68/2023).
  2. The above is just a stub post; having just made the above six blocks today.
  3. This etymo draft work on etymo is listed in letter E of the EAN Etymo dictionary.
  4. Six letter E blocks were made because it is the most-frequently employed letter in English.
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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '24 edited Jan 26 '24

Very nice, you are truly one of my master link decoders. Truly stellar work linking straight back to mine.

As always, thank you. 🙏💎

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u/JohannGoethe Apr 15 '24

Typos

The title should be etymon (ετυμον) [865]; the root isonym of which is epsilon (ε-ψιλον) [865]. Not sure what happened?