Sumerian/Akkadian
“Meow” is just another name for “cat”
Jennifer Ball Soochow University, Suzhou, China Email: [email protected] How to cite this paper: Ball, J. (2019). “Meow” Is Just Another Name for “Cat”. Open…
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The shape of the letter “V” means “female” in three different cultures and times
The shape of the letter “V” means “female” in three different cultures and times: Discovered by Denise Schmandt-Besserat, this first character is a Neolithic…
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Mother or Donkey? They are both beasts of burden
Soundwise, it’s a close call in Sumerian—Ama vs. Eme. Ama is “mother” in Sumerian 863 times; eme is “donkey” 354 times and “tongue” 178…
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Tail = kun in cuneiform
Or would that be tail = cun? The word “tail” has many meanings, but on an animal it is a flag to say, “Here…
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The Relationship of Stork to Child is 5,000 Years Old
The suggestive nature of the lily, as seen above, is a clue as to why these flowers were so important to early humans. The…
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Sumerian symbols for animals depict their genitals
The complementary relationship between female and male animal signs in cuneiform suggests that these signs are not arbitrary. The authors of Archaic Bookkeeping did…
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Vaginas depicted in Sumerian: a database with commentary
This is the Sumerian word for “woman,” rotated 90° clockwise. During the development of their writing, the Sumerians rotated everything counter-clockwise by 90° for…
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“Slave Girl” in Chinese and “female” in Sumerian are oddly alike
丫= “slave girl” in Chinese = “woman” in Sumerian This similarity should make you think about the alphabet’s letter Y. It starts words…
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You say “gege,” I say “gugu”; you’re Chinese, I’m Akkadian, and we’re both talking about virgins
Mandarin I Berkeley Extension – Class 6 – Oct. 11, 2011 425 Market Street San Francisco, CA Professor: Virginia Mau “Ge ge” (guh-guh) means…
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Sumerian Titillation
Early Porn musician goddess prostitute, fox rotated 90° cw Sumerian cuneiform 2600–2500 BC Cuneiform depiction and definition are from the Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary …
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“Seed” in Sumerian
Based on this character for “seed,” do you think the Sumerians understood sex? Note that the Akkadian word for “seed” is “zeru,”…
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Harmony “hamun” is fish plus salt in Sumerian
Sumerian cuneiform is considered the oldest written language. Sumerian is the spoken language, cuneiform is the script; just like English is our language, but…
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Music, the ultimate narcotic, lulls one to sleep (along with milk)
05/27/2011 / Jennifer Ball / No Comments Musician “Nar” is the Sumerian word for “musician” 643 times, yet this character looks like a female…
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“Lady Gaga” meant “wet nurse” in Sumerian
Lady Gaga vs. Emegagu Emegagu is the Sumerian word for “wet nurse.” It translates as “female with milk,” but it sounds like the name…
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Could “Diddly squat” have come from the Babylonians?
Could “diddly squat” have come from the Babylonians? Didi meant “small” in cuneiform. When things are small, you might have several, like children or wives. When you…
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Greek and Sumerian agree: Malag/malakos = prostitute/secondary wife—And an excellent source of milk
“Milkah” meant “queen” in the Bible, possibly because she bore her uncle eight children, because that was the kind of relationship you had with…
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Who knew Sumerians were just like electricians?
Sumerian signs for sheep and goats with male to female correspondence. Signs taken from Archaic Bookkeeping by Hans J. Nissen, Peter Damerow, Robert K.Englund, and…
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The Roots of the Word for “Idiot” Reference Vaginas Because Men Wrote Language
Roots of the Word “Idiot”
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