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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 10:37pm On Sep 12, 2018 |
absoluteSuccess:I have told you to go and seek help with your mental issues. it is a brotherly advice 2 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 10:48pm On Sep 12, 2018 |
0balufonlll: Thats what Yoruba nation has been reduced to, our people no longer have any direction. Imagine arguing that eniyan means 'yoruba person' or 'Eda' is only used for Yoruba person. No regard for the Yoruba identity whatsover, utter disgrace on our part egbon 9jacrip ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Obalufon: 1:27am On Sep 13, 2018 |
macof: Mr Macof e wu iwa bi eniyan ooo . wetin bring psychosis / mental issues, we are here to learn i don't care about your problem with Hebrew ..but you can't tie yoruba with cannibals because of one white man research on bantu monkey that can be disproved later .. |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 8:29am On Sep 13, 2018 |
As usual, they will always be antagonising without evidence to counter ,the etymology I have given, the screenshots ![]() ![]() In his book,Understanding the whole student, Benjamin Lee Whorf stated, in what has become known as the Whorf hypothesis, that; "language is not simply a way of voicing ideas, but is the very thing which shapes those ideas." As you can see an hypothesis was propounded by a well known scholar in the western world who understand how language is a way of people's life and its connection to her tradition, to understanding what make such ethnic group,behaves the way they do. As you can see macof,your view is shallow on your claim as I had said on the usage of peculiar word as solely used in Yoruba cosmology and spiritualism because each ethnic group's language is the basis for their spiritual connection to metaphysics....Édà is a spiritual word that became popular because, Yoruba traditional system acknowledged through Onifà, who tell the Yoruba seeker what to do so as to appease his/her creator called, Élédáà ![]() As many who enjoy being relevant to claiming a field so eminent in human history from.Yoruba perspective should go back to Western world's higher college to learn more about humanity as a whole. Oke Ora in Yoruba land was ne'er the birth place of Odua ,jn the same manner the hierology and adimula or Adimunia meaning is shrewded in mystery's. On a last note, stop crying over spilled milk because my information has been proven with citations from western researched work,who have being busy deciphering Ancient Hebrew, Greek,Persian,Assyian, Egyptian's ancient form of writing. Kindly move along the jet age to solve the hidden riddle so as to bring the glory of Yorubas being Yorubas. A people with their great religiousness and spiritual connection to Èlèdúmárè |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 9:17am On Sep 13, 2018 |
Olu317: Shut up jàre. What etymology did you give? You don't know the meaning of etymology? You have never provided any evidence or answered any questions to convince anyone Just rants 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 9:55am On Sep 13, 2018 |
OlaoChi:That statement ‘shut up jare 'is for my agemate in your entire family. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 11:12am On Sep 13, 2018 |
Olu317: You like ranting and posting long stories that have nothing to do with the post you are quoting So I said shut up. Btw, if you feel you are so elderly, act your age Instead of addressing the post you run around it like a coward |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 11:14am On Sep 13, 2018 |
Engaging you is unwise idea because when a wise one continue to answer a fool in a foolish manner as the fool does, doing or did, then wisdom becomes scarce commodity to wise one.But loo,my wisdom is enshrined in the ancestral God of my ancestors ,because son of a great King is a ‘king' and the wisdom upon me is divine. I am Amóroro that you will never take your eyes away from because I am a divine being. I know your blood is Ibo so continue in your Ibo connection with Yorubas,which an average yoruba will land a dirty slap on your face for such defamation of ethnic character if you say such to them in public, when it is an argument time. Try such with the downtrodden Yorubas and see ‘hell' on earth. Furthermore ,accuse me of claiming Hebrew ancestry? The yoruba account also said so through oral account, even if there are disagreement. The yoruba oral account said that Odua, descended from Oke Ora. Is Yoruba land the only place with known Oke Ora? Empty head, ![]() Anyway, your ancestors were Ibos that settledown in Yorubaland . And at the right time, you all shall be uprooted or become withered away. So my enemies have become frustrated so much because, Ìsé orí rán ní mo njé . The polluted minds have not seen anything yet because you shall pay to peruse my work. Bé'ní , nítorípè Bèlèbèlè ní èwè ojú omí n jo , ài rojú ai r'àíyè ní o bà gbogbo èyín ótà tè'mí ní'kánkán....Éee ooo Èyi'Àshé. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 11:35am On Sep 13, 2018 |
Olu317: You are a fraud and a coward, adress the man's post and stop running away ![]() ![]() When you have no where else to hide you start saying I'm igbo Oníjìbìtì. You are a criminal this man ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 0balufonlll: 3:13pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 0balufonlll: 3:24pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 4:24pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
0balufonlll: Serious something ![]() ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 4:30pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
macof: Lemme clearly state here as the following: 1. I am not a pastor ooo nor has christianity being the basis for my field work nor my discipline. 2. Pealim is one of the site, to verify information but trust me,there are other site that will help you on it. Do you want to study ancient Hebrew? I shall be willing to be of a help. Beside,‘em',‘e'em',‘eym' are closely linked. 3.ILEIFE that was termed as the ancestral home of Olofin Ooni, or yoruna has even be claimed to have being relocated more than 7 times. And th forebearers remembered didnt have ancestors.....who were their ancestors? Furthermore, I expect you to know the history of Yorubas ,according to documented acount. So, no need to drag me backward.Even when one visits an Onifa, an account testify to this; in the corpus of IFA, there are account which reference an account of when Orunmila is travelling . For instance, when orunmila was said to be coming from Orú to Ikolè Àyè.......Did Ikolè existed in Yoruba land during Orunmila's time? 4.In the history of Otun Ooré,their account acknowledged migration through the sea and moved through Lagos before they settled down in Ileife and further emigration outside Ileife. Where did Otun and his people came from? 5.‘ ke',after decoded means,‘mountain', in ancient Egyptian language and there is a land of ,‘Ra' and there is ‘ mountain Ra' which literarily mean (Ke'Ra). 6. I know Oke Taase is the home of Araba and the lineage has been from Orunmila descendants even till now. Why is Ado claiming Home of IFA? Addo-Iddo-Haddad was an ancient home of some Hebrew priests As you can see, Yoruba land in Nigeria is a reflection of where they came through to remembering and naming every abode that they settled down in, with their ancestral names. As you can see there's more to what you don't know that you need to know about Yoruba that some of us are already exploring. My postulation is ; Yoruba language is less than 4000,years because, it was derivative of ancient Egypt(kemet) during hieroglyphs period+ancient Hebrew = Yoruba. Henceforth, I will be economical and won't share my work anymore but my opinion. Modified |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 0balufonlll: 5:04pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
OlaoChi: I saw that and noticed they were even upset. ![]() That goes to show their pursuit is religion influenced. It has to be Hebrew/Arab or nothing. Funny lot. Please keep the Japanese knowledge on hand, still very useful here. ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 6:00pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
Olu317:Stop lying, you don't have any higher institution education. You have never written a thesis in your life Talk less of having history as your discipline. History is not your discipline and you have never conducted any field research, online articles are not field research ![]() ![]() Be lying anyhow Japanese - oka Yoruba - oke English - mountain /hill Yoruba are Japanese o ![]() There is also a Japanese deity called Raiden or Raijin who is in charge of lightning and thunder like Ora in Ifè ![]() Are this coincidence? ![]() See fraudulent style baba wants to use to escape answering questions ![]() You have never shared any of your work, you have no work to share just opinions so stop your lies already
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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 6:03pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
0balufonlll: I gave another one again, let me see how he will attack it but doesn't see its the same thing he does with his Hebrew claims ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 0balufonlll: 6:36pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
OlaoChi: LMAO! I had to look through it real quick. You sure are going to get these people worked up o ![]() P.S: What if you end up starting a trend and they begin to work the Jap angle? ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 6:59pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
0balufonlll: I won't bring up false words ![]() Even in Egyptian language mountain doesn't mean "ke" They won't work the Japanese stuff because it doesn't play into their religious sentiments |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by 0balufonlll: 7:59pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
OlaoChi: LOL just watch and you’ll see them claiming to research Japanese-Yoruba connection and citing you as an authority. They’ll even tell you Buddha is the short form of ‘Buje-Budanu’. |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 8:44pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Least O I forget, please narrowed down your research to‘ WEST AFRICA ETHNICITY' so that it becomes, ‘ a case study'.After all,you claimed West African aboriginal status and linked groups to Yorubas. Kindly list just one that has even oka or Oke in West Africa ethnicity. Bloody nna dem dem descendants ![]() ![]() Assignment.........? . |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 9:51pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
0balufonlll: Buje Budanu indeed! Anyway I don't claim what I have not researched . It is practically inborne with me because I know a lot on this field . But if you dont believe, well no problem. And if indeed you are 9jacrip,then I was right to suspiciously claimed you'll delete your moniker. ![]() Furthermore I believe you are partly in this field and I know finding some of these things I have posted looked stranged but I assure, you will see it in public domain and I shall wait for your critical condemnation of it if you can.But certainly tne advantages it brings to my father's throne in ILEIFE is worth more than the insult and condemnation, I receive on this platform. So no big deal. You could smile and ignore or be part of a train that need begin to look forward to deciphering the code on Oranmiyan's staff, Phylliac on Ogun's stone and other places that hieroglyphs may have been found in Yoruba land. And definitely, by doing this, am sure it will go a long way in reshaping the history of Yorubas. As far as I am concerned,no knowledge is lost,no matter how little it is because reading through the site below will expose you more to the cosmopolitan nature of Ilorin and you will understand the ethnicity of the people who were the foundational members of Ilorin Town.Perhaps, you will realise that it was Ilorin of The Gambaris(Alimi, his followers and his descendants from Mali) were referred to and there was fracas between the Fulanis and Gambaris,that the proverb was coined. No proverb existed in Yoruba land without a link to something or an event in the course of Yoruba history . Peruse http://www.Ilorin.info Google(ethnic pluralism of Ilorin) ‘ILORIN –THE JOURNEY SO FAR'* BY L.A.K. JIMOH Cheers |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess: 10:36pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
I think the new title fits. I will be coming up with some fresh information with beautiful revelations on the topic at hand, But most of all, it is a deeper insight at some aspects of Yoruba scholars of old that I had shared at the start. Please keep update. 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by absoluteSuccess: 10:39pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
absoluteSuccess: Yeah, we start from here, next. 2 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 10:40pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
Olu317: You are so unintelligent ![]() Yoruba as a native west African nation is already a case study, I can't make it what it already is, take that up with Historians and Linguists in the university Funny thing is now I have to explain to this dead brain since he doesn't understand ![]() you are claiming Yoruba have Hebrew origin and I use the Japanese stuff to at least make you use your brain to realize that your word match up technique can apply to any language, anyone can claim anything as Yoruba language using the word match up.. "Oh, these words sound similar or are spelled similar, so they must be cognates" That's what you do, and that's what I've done with the Japanese stuff. But your brain is too miniscule to comprehend what I'm trying to teach you. If you want to try, I'll show you that Yoruba - Japanese has more solid ground than your Yoruba - Hebrew Even I've already shown that ![]() If you want to defraud people online and create a fake persona at least use brain. Brainless fraud ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 11:37pm On Sep 13, 2018 |
OlaoChi:Show the Japanese please even if it is stretched out of its original form . Altnough West Africa's ethnic group wiith such cognates with Yoruba's was what you claimed,so defend it or even with any other African's ethnic groups ,instead of a faraway ethnic group that their traces did not exist as such in Africa. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() What's linguistic? linguistics:- A language which is reconstructed by examining similarities in existing languages to try to deduce what a common ancestor language, no longer known, would have been like.synonyms language. What's cognate? Allied by blood; kindred by birth; specifically (legal) related on the mother's side.Of the same or a similar nature; of the same family; proceeding from the same stock or root; allied; kindred.(linguistics) The killer point is:- ‘Either descended from the same attested source lexeme of ancestor language, or held on the grounds of the methods of historical linguistics to be regular reflexes of the unattested, reconstructed form of a proto-language'. ‘olodo' somebody that has been diagnosed as suffering from lack of scholarly knowledge syndrome cannot understand proto- language. For clarity, I inform because am well learned but you don't know Jack! For four years counting without anything to show for it because you have learned nothing. This nna descendant? A shame! ![]() ![]() Just enjoying myself ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 1:59am On Sep 14, 2018 |
But you have not answered even close to half my questions ![]() most of what you wrote here are just more claims which will just bring more questions...why not try to not make any claims at all or go off topic until you have answered me Olu317:Field work? Discipline? do you know what these terms mean? well, Lets not argue this one...main thing is that you have clarified that you are not a pastor Pealim.com ![]() Your dictionary link proves my earlier statement that 'iye'(mother) is 'ima' or 'ema' in Hebrew and disproves yours vehemently. Mr. Olu, did you lie when you said 'mother' is 'eym' in hebrew? Why would you want to resort to lies? I think you were trying to answer question no. 1 here... I'm not sure but i'll take it as such Nobody is sure about how many times Ife has been moved, or if it has ever been moved...People just suggest and throw out the possibility that current Ile-ife wasnt the site of the first Ife.. Personality, I am of that opinion too..but that leaves us with a question? ; Where were the previous Ife? And how many previous Ife existed? Now I don't have the answer but feel free to tell us...with evidence ![]() there are too many stories of Orunmila coming to Ikole-Aye from Orun.. but I hope you know 'orun' means 'spiritual realm' and its not an actual place where one can "migrate" from Ikole is not Ikole-aye. Ikole was an Ekiti kingdom, and Ikole-aye is Earth itself How is Moba related to Hebrew? If you are trying to suggest that not all Yoruba towns originated from modern ile-ife...that bit is already recognized by historians...so yes, according to Atolagbe(although himself not an actual historian, but his book is so far the best we have on Otun history) the Otun Oore emerged from the water at Moba in Lagos state...it is explicit in the citations made by Atolagbe "okun moba lehin eko" But how does this connect to hebrews? This was my no.5 question macof: rather than claim 'ke' means mountain in ancient egyptian language, you should have directed me to your sources on remnant hebrew traditions in yoruba Like i said before, just saying this means this, that means that is not the way to show connection between two different languages, you need to bring a lot of examples and identify a pattern of change. for example.. In Yoruba 'sh' becomes 'ch' in Igala eg. Isu - Ichu. Ose - Oche. Osu - Ochu. esisi - echichi. 'r' in Yoruba becomes 'l' in Igala eg. Irawo - Ilawo. Oruka - Elika. etc like 'g' and 'w' are usually rendered into 'gw' in Igala eg. Ewa -Egwa, Ogun -Ogwu You can then use the pattern to reconstructed a little bit of the proto-yoruba-igala language. there is also a 'r' 'h' 'l' romance between Yoruba and Igbo eg. 'Ohun' - 'olu'. 'orun'(neck) - 'olu' . 'ara' - 'ahu'. 'orun'(sky) - 'Elu' (this one actually can help understand what the yoruba 'orun' etymology is because 'elu' is still used among igbos to be 'high above') which brings me to one interesting point that an OAU linguist Bolaji Aremo wrote in his book 'How Yoruba and Igbo became different languages' Yoruba - Irunmu (pubic hair) = Irun amu. Igbo - Amu(Peniss) ps. if you want to claim egyptian or hebrew words mean anything please post a link to a dictionary or a picture, because the 'eym' lie you told is still fresh...your words cannot be trusted (especially as no dictionary i could get my hand on says so) you can also always ask me of the same, should you look my words up and find no dictionary This was my question 6. Who are the other groups the Yoruba met as they were migrating down to Nigeria? and what part of Yoruba accounts confirm those foreign accounts, it is after all the yoruba that is being talked about, surely the yoruba accounts must give legitimacy to what ever foreign accounts Sorry, you have failed to make me see what you are seeing. Maybe you should look at my questions again and if you cant find answers maybe you should start rethinking your claims first 4million years? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() So far You haven't even shared your work, my questions was all about getting you to show a bit of your work...cause baseless claims do us no good you only addressed 2 or 3 of my questions...which if i wanted to be serious would only generate more questions..because with each post you make, you make new claims without any explanation, talkless of evidence 1 Like |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 3:19am On Sep 14, 2018 |
Olu317:How am I antagonizing you? you said you have knowledge and want to teach it So if your audience in a lecture ask you questions, you will call it antagonizing? This is one reason i believe you are a church man...used to talking and making all sorts of pronouncements unquestioned... not an academian that loves questions but you said you are not a pastor I did not see any etymology... Giving etymologies are good.. The only screenshot i saw was that Addereth picture which had no etymology, neither did any thing in the picture show how 'addereth' is related to 'adire' www.nairaland.com/attachments/7756639_img20180912115448_jpege95c8072c008a4994f791743530d7678 Adi - Tie. Re - dye what is the etymology of 'Addereth'?
You don't understand that the split between Yoruba and her major closest neighbors - the Igbo and Edo happened about 3000 years ago, this means that for all the generations of Yorubas, Edos and Ibos for centuries lived speaking already different languages...coupled with the fact that these people organized themselves into different settlements that little or no contact with each other for a long time. The Yoruba, Edo and Igbo civilizations only kicked off after the split, all the myths and peculiar/unique traditions came up after the split. The only thing that we can look to as a connection goes back to the myth of creation of all 3 civilizations - The creation of the world by a spiritual figure ...in the case of the Yoruba, that is Oduduwa who created civilization over a flooded area...the Ibos have Eri who created civilization over a flooded area...the Edos have Idu who created civilization over a flooded area... I like to use this to conclude that since we have already pin pointed the split to have happened in the Niger-Benue confluence, the river must have flooded chasing these 3 groups to various directions Edos and Igbos cannot claim Ife origin because they are not Yoruba, heck! not all Yoruba claim Ife origin. Ife is the begining of Yoruba civilization saying why do Edo and Igbo not claim Ife is stupid to be frank And what part of Whorf's work did he imply a connection between Yoruba and Hebrew? that is the point you should be making..because all well known linguists have long finished research as to Yoruba's place in the Niger-congo group of languages and hebrew's place in Afro-Asiatic so where is the correlation? you said 'eda' is used to refer only to a yoruba person, meaning non-yorubas are not Eda...therefore they have no creator. I will show you video of Babalawo telling a white man to appease his Eleda...meaning that white man is an Eda...because to have an Eleda is to be an Eda.. I have to question your intelligence to argue the meaning and use of Eda when every dictionary in the world agrees with me...even if your command of yoruba language is poor... a sensible human being should have used a dictionary and save himself embarrassment ![]() And what higher college in the western world did you attend/attending? What country? France? ![]() Is it your western world higher college that told you Oduduwa did not come from Oke-ora?... So have you checked with your university history professor and discussed about Oduduwa coming from Israel? I guess you are the custodian of Oduduwa secrets...the Obadio of Ife must be a learner where you are for you to know the bithplace of oduduwa..yet you are not a traditionalist or an Ife indigene ...better don't insult the priest of oduduwa by trying to claim what you dont know because of christianity and hebrew sentiment that you want to push...church work ![]() not one of your claims has been proven...stop lying show use one confirmation by one renowned researcher that actually agrees with you while providing evidence.... the only person who mentioned was Dierk Lange who doesnt agree with you If connection to Eledumare is so important to you, why not dump christianity and enter Isese? ![]() 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by macof(m): 3:29am On Sep 14, 2018 |
0balufonlll:egbon. era o... you were the pioneer historian here now that goes Isese and goes academics, before you, we just had sit at home self acclaimed historians passing speculations as facts. I have never seen stubborn people like this..ans so unwilling to learn... but the good thing is I am here for them ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 8:12am On Sep 14, 2018 |
macof: . I have never referred to Igala as non Yoruboid,at anytime ( please verify). Despite the difference of origin but I submitted my views based on àróbá and that the language developed through Yoruba's migration, and intermarriage with Nupe-Atta's descendants,which helped shaped the basis for the language of Igala. How do I mean? In every Yoruba town,the leader must either be a prince or a chosen leader ,who is related to Noble home,directly or indirectly. Then IFA is foundational religion. ![]() 2. It was supposed to be less than 4000 which was intended to be conveyed. ‘4000,000', was a mere typo error because there is no previous posts of mine that didnt support the less than 4000 years. 3. Bolaji Aremu said such in his work but I am sure you know there was a research that showed Ibo is said to be the oldest language on earth .Does this not nullied Bolaji Aremu's claim? This was proved through cognate words of more ancient Kemet,which was the name of Horus,that was presence in Ibo's language .Depsite the Ibo alphabets being shaped by some missionary and Rev.Samuel Ajayi Crowther didnt acknowledge the insibidi lettering in Iboland?And the Yorubas were a developed group over a thousand year ago and didn't know this Ibo lettering?. After all, Yoruba prince made his presence known in Edoland,over 1000 years ago where some Ibo scholars claimed Ibos had once lived. This also support my nos 1 answer 4. Élu is up iin Ibo and does not in any way relate, with Oorún( sun) of Yoruba's and ancient Hebrew's ‘or'(sun) In fact Yoruba's Orán (light of sun ) do have same cognate with Hebrew's ‘or'( sun light). 5. You call me a liar on ‘eym' of Ancient Hebrew as having cognate Yoruba word? Didnt I post the ancient Hebrew with it before the English alphabets' interpretation ? Well pealim.com is not among at all,if you sesrch for the earliest ancient Hebrew and has never been useful to me before or now.So get this off your mind. I surpas that site. 6. Moba descendants have account ,of their migration the same way the Odua descendants have account of descending from Oke - Ora ( Hil - mountain of Ora ), in the same way Ancient Kemet's ‘ke' –hill and ‘Ra'( Pharaoh-turned god). 7. Rethink? Hmmmm, you are funny . Have you not seen that I screenshot some words- etymological appendix? Lemme recommend the following books if you want to quash my research ![]() Lexicons The Analytical Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon Dictionaries Etymological Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew The Word: The Dictionary That Reveals The Hebrew Source of English I will give another Jáàrá Hebrew: ikkar Meaning: in servitude Aramaic: kr Meaning: cultivate Yoruba : Kó(r) Meaning: cultivate
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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by Olu317(m): 8:48am On Sep 14, 2018 |
macof, I didn't Create from these words from thin air. Did I? ‘em' , ‘e'em' are still cognate to ‘eym' . The screenshot is below
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Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 11:24am On Sep 14, 2018 |
Olu317: LMAO ![]() You'll have sense when you realize that for Yoruba words to have cognates in other languages, those languages must be related to Yoruba language Neither Japanese nor Hebrew are related to Yoruba language as such the best that can happen is to borrow words, not to have cognates So when I Match up Japanese words with Yoruba it is hypocritical for you to attack it when that is exactly what you do with Hebrew words, which you even lie about most times, people need to be asking you for dictionary nowadays ![]() |
Re: Yoruba Hebrew Heritage by OlaoChi: 11:49am On Sep 14, 2018 |
0balufonlll: This is so true, cognate cannot exist between Yoruba and Hebrew because they are two unrelated languages The man just keeps exposing his know it all persona to be a big fraud, he knows nothing @olu317 Even when you mention linguists none of what you claim they said agrees with you ![]() Same linguists you say are wrong to classify Yoruba as a non-Semitic language? Why mentioning Linguists? ![]() |
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