Difference in names in Maay & Maxaa

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أ ب ر ا ه م ← أ و ر ي ن چ

Abraaham ( Abraahm ) → Awreeng ( Ureeng ) .

the Greek word γᾰ́λᾰ ( gála , “ milk ” ) .
the Somali verb ( maal ) which means “ to milk ” .

You will also notice that there is a phonetic change
from phoneme / m / to phoneme / g / .

ancient Egyptian language 𓉐 ( per ) = Sanskrit पुर् ( pur )
= Greek πόλις ( pólis ) = Lithuania ( pilis )
= Somali language ( guri ) .

After these linguistic reviews , we conclude that the
phoneme / p / is equal to phoneme / g / and phoneme / m / and phoneme / w / .

In languages, the letter ( ba ب / m م ) is changed to
the letter ( y ي / w و ) or vice versa .

For example :
( Abraham أبراهم ) becomes ( مار أوراهم uraham / Oraham ) in the Syriac language .

Persian برف‎ ( barf ) means : snow
Talysh language " Northwestern Iranian language "
ورف ( varf, warf ) means : snow

in Somali language
aabbe : father
Aw Barkhadle = aabbe Barkhadle ( Blessed Father )
awoowe : grandfather,
waan = baan
wuu = buu
way = bay
waad = baad

Af-Maxaa: Baydhabo,
Maay: Baydhowy .

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Good explanation

 

[Maakhri from dhahar]

Cool & unique that af Maay preserved original Cushitic pronunciations like Oromo did while Af Soomaali and Canfar Af didn’t​

The Cushitic languages such as the Somali, Afar and Rendille languages have the phonemes ( c ع ) ,
( x ح ) , ( kh خ ) , and ( q ق ) .

The absence of these phonemes in the Af-Maay and Oromo languages does not prove that these phonemes are acquired in the Somali, Afar and Rendille languages.

For example :

Ancient Egyptian language triliteral root 𓈎 𓂋 𓋴 qrs ( qeres قرس )
means : to bury.

in the Somali the biliteral root ( qari قَرِ ) means : to hide , to conceal .

𓈎 𓂋 𓋴 qrs ( qeres قرس ) is a misreading by Egyptology experts,
The correct reading should be ( qaris قَرِسْ ) not ( qeres قِرِسْ) .
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Ancient Egyptian was written without vowels .
so there is a convention anglicization to use the letter ( e ) for missing vowel sounds.​

The Ancient Egyptian word ( qrs ) transliterated as ( qeres ) in the Conventional Anglicization .
( qrs ) might have been ( qarus ) or
( qeras ) or ( quros ) or ( qerus ) or
( qares ) or ( qores ) ..... .

in the Somali , we have the biliteral root ( qari قَرِ ) which become :
qari قَرِ + s = qaris قَرِسْ ,
qari قَرِ + n = qarin قَرِنْ

It is clear that the letter ( q ق ) was present in the Somali language, and this appears in ancient Egyptian writings .

Ancient Egyptian language ( ḥḏ " xḏ " حَذْ )
means : to be (come) white .
in the Somali ( cad عَدْ ) means : white .
ح " X , ḥ " = C ع

It is clear that the letter ( X ح , C ع ) was present in the Somali language, and this appears in ancient Egyptian writings .


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