Comments on Quechua nouns related to Hebrew


A 1.� (Qe)� UKHU adj. inner, interior, deep. adv. inside. (Sp) HUECO, hole.
������� (Heb)� GO [GaV]� Gimel-Vav, interior. Reverse GV or GaBH to get BACK (English body part.)

A 2.� (Qe)� KUNAN adj./adv. today, now.
������� (Heb) KAN Caph-Ain[Aleph]-Nun,[here,] now. [can't find word like this ??}
������� (Heb) KENETKoph-Nun-Tau, adv. and now.

A 6.�� (Qe)� CH'ENQO adj./n. small thing among large ones, small boy.
�������� (Heb) IANAK Yod-Nun-Koph, fut. INAK yod nun, koph, to suck.
�������� (Heb) IONEK yod nun koph, a sucking child.
�������� (Heb) HEINIK he nun koph to give suck, to suckle.
�������� (Heb)� IONEK a sucker, sprout, shoot. [seen in Malay anak, gone in Fijian, Young, Yankee and Yank
�������������������������������� in English).

A 11. (Qe)� A�U bot.� n. variaty of oca (tuber).
�������� (Heb) ANAF Ain-Nun-Pe (pl) branch, bough.

A 13. (Qe)� WALLA n. dominering person, soldier
�������� (Heb) BAAL��� Beth-Ain-Lamed, to have dominion, be lord over, possesive To become a husband of any
��������������������������������� one, to�� marry a wife. Do you know the English word BULLY (a tyrant); the cow's
��������������������������������� husband is the BULL (toro).

A 14. (Qe)� QENCHA n. rustic wall/enclosure.
�������� (Heb) Het-Mem-Hey KHoMaH = wall.

A 15. (Qe)� RAPHI n. leaf.
�������� (Heb) Tet-Resh-Phey TeRePH (leaf, related to THERAPY. Rephua = healing, and leaves are medicinal)

A 20. (Qe)� PHILLILLU, PHIRIRU, PHIRITU n. whorl of the distaff.
�������� (Heb) PELEKH Pe-Lamed-Caph, distaff, spindle.

A 23. (Qe)� T'EQE� n. doll, staffed rag doll
�������� (Heb) TEKEN Tau-Koph-Nun, standard, norm. Dalet-Gimmel-Mem DeGeM is a model ;Sp.� Mu�eca,
�������������������������������� doll (mannican)

A 25. (Qe)�� RAKA� n. vagina
�������� (Heb)� RAHAM Resh-Cheth-Mem,womb, vagina; RaiK

A b27. (Qe) WASI house, building
���������� (Heb) BAIS Bet-Yod-Toph, singular , house. No need to fool with� plural and the -m suffix.
������������������������������ Cognates include English�� BOOTH, wetu Amerind and Sanskrit vastu (house).

A 29. (Qe)� AYSANA� n. balance
�������� (Heb) MOZNAIM Mem-Zain-Nun-Mem, dual, scales, balance, root� is AZN
�������� (Heb) AZAN Aleph-Zain-Nun, balance. IZEN. OzeN is the ear, natures organ of balance (discovered
������������������������������ only recently) and the OZNIA is the wide winged hawk which balances in the air currents.
������������������������������ Since Hebr. Zayin became a D in Aramaic and�� Western tongues, AUDIO, etc. is related.

A 35. (Qe)� TARIPAY n. justice, judgment, v. (Condemn) judge, catch up with, catch up to.
�������� (Qe)� TARIPUY v. recover possessions, regain.
����������������������������������� I can't say your proposed� (Heb) link was too solid here, but there is a Hebr. Term for
����������������������������������� pursuit, running after, and legally prosecuting the guilty party. It is RoDePH
����������������������������������� Resh-Dalit-Phay, which is the same as RTP, with metathesis (the common phenomenon
����������������������������������� of root letters switching order) we get TRP!

A 37. (Qe)� TUNKI n. jungle parrot (remember nasalization - extra N or Ms)
������� (Heb) TUKI Tau-Caph, parrot, peacock, source of that other fan-tailed bird the TURKEY, and the parrot
����������������������������� TOUCAN (toucana in� Brazilian Indian); Tkai = peacock in Tamil (India) - this is a beautiful
����������������������������� feather in your cap!

A 39. (Qe) UTURUNKU n. tiger Eliminate this as post Biblical Hebrew, [K]HaTuL means to swaddle or wrap
��������������������������������������� oneself into a ball,�� which cats do in repose� thus the name. It is NOT what Adam
��������������������������������������� called the Lion (leo or Ari). House cats were bred and miniaturized from big cats (like
��������������������������������������� the lynx) and so KITTEN and later CAT and gato is from the KITTEN and KaTaN
��������������������������������������� (small in Edenic). So, no�� (Heb) HATUL Cheth-Tau-Lamed, cat. But, Hebr. DaQaR
��������������������������������������� is to pierce and a pick-axe, the source of DAGGER and the probable source of
��������������������������������������� TIGER, from a Persian word meaning sharp. Did you see that TIGER was hiding
��������������������������������������� behind a metathesis and nasalization (uTuRu[N]Ku)? If you missed it, your ears
��������������������������������������� and eyes will get sharper as you continue the hunt.

A 53. (Qe)� QACHA adj. dried out, n. Dried fruit or� leaves.
�������� (Heb) KASHAH Koph-Shin-He, harden. Cassein and CHEESE are hard & dry terms via the same Heb.
����������������������������������� etymon.

A 54. (Qe)� TSANTZA� reduced head
�������� (Heb) TSIMTSEM Tzade-Mem-Tzade-Mem, reduce.

A 55. (Qe)� TAKANA hammer� better if -NA is a suffix. Is it?
�������� (Heb) TAKUA Tau-Koph, drive in, nail up, stick. TaKeN is to fix, repair, source of TINKER and
�������������������������������� TECHNology.

A 60. (Qe)� RACHAKUY scratch oneself, scratch an item.
�������� (Heb) SaRiK, {Ma}SReK, RaKHaT and KaRaD are all words of combing, carding and scraping... source
������������������������������ of Amerind arahkun -the Racoon (literally: the hand scratcher). See the "RAKE" entry when
������������������������������ you get the dictionary, [not close here] RASHAM Resh-Shin-Mem, write, inscribe, note,
������������������������������ write down.
�������� (Heb) RASHAM recorder, clerk
.
A 61. (Qe)� SAMI happy, lucky, blessed, good, good fortune, happiness.
����������������������������� [ Please try not to force unconnected things like this. One is an emotion or state and the other
����������������������������� is an art form or activity. Why not link LEAP since it's possible to leap for joy? See what I
����������������������������� mean by being more analytical? - noun (Heb) ZAMIR Zain-Mem-Resh, nightingale.ZAMIR
����������������������������� song, singing, music]� This is an A because the Hebr. term for happy is Sin-Mem-Het (an
����������������������������� easy and common letter to drop) SaMea(K)H. [source of SMUG in English, SOME in
����������������������������� Cantonese; Polish usmiech = smile]

A 63. (Qe)� SAKA soft white root from reeds, barley sugar.
��������� (Heb borrowed from Arabic) SUKAR Samech-Caph-Resh, sugar, though MaSoQ = sweet in Heb. I
��������� want to say that Quechua had this word before traderoutes and Columbus, so please try to check its
��������� antiquity. (thanks)

A 65.� (Qe) MALLKU lord of lords.
��������� (Heb) MELEKH Mem-Lamed-Caph, king (Added to my "Reich" entry)
��������� (Heb) MALKAH Mem-Lamed-Caph, queen.

A 66. (Qe)� MUTKA mortar .It IS Biblical, the Akkadian is Madakku (mortar)
�������� (Heb) MDOKHAH Mem-Dalet-[Vav]- Caph-He, mortar. Dteea(K)H is mortarH is mortar too, could TK
���������������������������������������� be the root?� MaDooa(K)H= pestle (DtaKHan = to grind)

A 69. (Qe)� MILLU salted
�������� (Heb) MALUAH Mem, Lamed, Cheth, salt.
�������� (Heb) MELAH Mem-Lamed-He, salt.

A 71. (Qe)� MAQAY hit, fight.
�������� (Heb) MAKAH Mem-Caph-He, knock, blow, . MaQeBeTH = hammer, the machete knife is from
���������������������������������� macho, the Spanish� hammer.

A 75. (Qe)� LLOQSIY v. leave, go out, exit.
�������� (Heb) (K)HooTS = out, source of EXIT, EX-� and OUT.
�������� (Heb) HOTSI leave. Zou is to come out in Cantonese, xuat is toexport in Vietnamese. Bakate is out in
���������������������������������������� Korean, odchozic is to leave in Polish.

A. 79. (Qe) ARPHA shadowy, having cloudy vision.
��������� (Heb) IRPEL Resh-Pe-Lamed, blur, dim, hide, vail.
��������� (Heb) ARaPHeL = fog or mist, ARPHILI Ayin [not Aleph]-Resh-Fe-Lamed, hazy, foggy, misty. (prob.
��������������������������������������� source of PURPLE and PALL), Ayin-Vav-Resh, EEVeR = blind.

A . 93. (Qe)� KUTAY grind, pulverize, pound.
���������� (Heb) [KATASH Caph-Tau-Shin, triturer. ??.] Caph-Taf-Taf, KhaTaT = to crush; Tet-Het-Nun,
�������������������������������������� DTa#aN = to mill, grind, pulverize.

A. 94. (Qe)� COMAS Hightness, elevation.
��������� (Heb) KOMAH, Koph-Mem-He, size, height, KaMaH = standing corn, KooM = get up!� [Reverse to
������������������� MooKH,� to be low, the nasal-guttural antonym, source of MEEK.]

A. 95. (Qe) KHUMARA n. yucca, sweet potato.
��������� (Arabic, Heb., Akkadian )� KMEHAH, Caph-Mem-He-He, truffle.

A 102. (Qe) SAPHI n. root
���� (1. (Heb) SAVIKH Samech-[MISSPELLED:Vav, you mean Bhet or Vet] -Caph, to entangle, snarl, tangle
����������������������������������� or the noun of a botanical thicket or tangle.
���� (2. This may be a� reversed P-S term related to Greek pous, English FOOT and BASIS, the root being the
���������� stabilizer below. These originate with the Edenic roots, Pey-Samekh, sole of the foot, the verb of stepping
���������� (whence PACE). Samekh-Phey, SoaF, = an extremity; Bet-Samech words also mean to step on.

A. 105. (Qe)� ALQO n. dog.
����������� (OBab, SB)� KALBU dog,
����������� (Heb) KELEV Koph-Lamed-Beth, dog. There's nothing wrong with a KeLeBH whose opening guttural
���������������������������������� got dropped, like� Span. And Latin� Lobos, or whose end-BH got dropped � like
���������������������������������� Portuguese clio (dog), Finnish koira (dog) and the English COLLIE (if���� unrelated to
���������������������������������� COAL). I'm glad you saw a reverse here, my primary vehicle for Edenic-Amerind links.

A 107. (Qe)� HIT'IY jump from fright.
���������� (Heb) HITIT Het or Kheth-Taf-Hey, terror, dread.

A 108. (Qe)� QATAY n. son in law. v. cover (to protect)
���������� (Heb) HATAN Cheth-Tau-Nun, son in law
���������� (Heb) HATAL� Cheth-Tau-Lamed, envelop, wrap, bandage. [The improbable twosome is nicely
����������������������������������� covered.]

A. 120. (Qe) QHASAY v. burp.
��� (Heb) GASAH Gimel-Samech-He, belch, burp, release GAS. This does have roots in Syriac, Arabic and
���������������������������� Ethiopic, even though the modern Hebrew usage of "vulgar" or "impolite" seem to have come
���������������������������� from GaS, Gimel-Samekh, coarse.
���������������������������� The Quechua solidifies the English GAS, what a belch or burp is all about. TheIndo-European
���������������������������� hypothetical root is gheu (to pour, as in a libation). Given cognates include GUT, CONFUSE,
���������������������������� and less absurd connections like GEYSER, GUSH and GUST.� This last wind term echoes
���������������������������� Hebrew GaZ, Gimel-Zayin, to change or move and the Japanese kaze (wind) familiar from
���������������������������� KAMIKAZE.

135. (Qe)� CHAKA n. bridge, thigh, leg.
������ (Heb) SHOKAH Shin-Koph-He, tibia, shin. Do you notice that SHA{n}K is a nasalized SHoaK, and that,
���������������������������������� as S becomes T (as in SHoaR to Toro) and GH is a guttural like K, THIGH is also joined
���������������������������������� at the hip to our Edenic term.


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