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Word of the Stone Age is a picture

At the dawn of humanity, everything was named by its spectacle Every word-root was the name of a spectacle Two words with identical pictures as described by their word-roots, are dialectical variants of one and the same root. Most word-roots have been used with diverse pronunciations at different areas of the same language territory.Thosevariationsmultipliedfurtherbyusingdifferentlanguageslike(Hu)KR(circle), CHURCH or (Ger) KIRCHE. The meaning of them can vary as well. Examples: the root of the words Kirche, church, circular, kr < kr> (circle), kert (garden), keret (frame), Slav gorod or after metathesis grad and krz<krz> (cruising) means a circular built or encircled, enclosed territory and a circular, not strait movement. (In the case of church, the archaic places of worship were round, as Stonehenge and many early Christian churches.) The basic idea of all is a kr <kr> (circle) more accurately - the imaginary picture of a circle, being kerek (round) not strait. You rather have to see a word-roots picture to understand it. This kind of word-building principle is an inheritance of our early common ancestors KP=picture EveryoneofourwordsarticulatesaKP(picture),thereforeKPhastohaveapictureas well. Let seewhatthewordKP(picture)reallymeansinHungarian. ThewordsKAP(catcher,receiver)isnotjustrelatedtoKOP(hound,detective),itisthesame word. Both, the hound and the detective are trained to el|KAP (catch) something. They KEPesnek, KAPosnak <kaposhnak>, KAPdosnak <kapdoshnak>, KEPesztenek <kpstnk> (are greedy) (after) for something. To understand the identity of these words we have to see their common picture. TheKOP|isadogtrainedtoel|KAP(tocatch).KAPzsi<kapi>(greedy)isderivedfromKAPos. Thechange[zs>cs]or[os>cs]happenedofteninHungarian: /Lpes<lepshoe>becamelpcs<lepchoe> (stairs) Hgos<haagoshoo>becamehgcs<haagchoo>(rope-ladder) // Thus, KAPzsi people are KAPos, KAPdos,aregreedyafterpecuniarymatters,sex,orjustafter butterflies. TheKAPospersonKAPos>>KAPdosandthetargetofthe KAPoss<kaposhaash>(greediness),athingorapersonbeingcalled KAPs<kapoosh>(muchinrequest).Theperson,who KAPisgl<kapishgaal>,(beginstograspit).Youmay KAPdos(snapup)toaslipperysoapinthebathtub.Everybodyhavingseenthemany outstretched hands onto a KAPs(wanted)staronthestageshouldbeabletounderstandthemeaningof KAPosni,KAPdosni,thedesiretocatch. AfterthisintroductionwejustcansaythatKP(picture),afront-vowel variation of KAP, KOP is the most beautiful philosophical expression of this word-root. KPisaspectaclewecouldcatch,thecaughtreality.Wemaydraw,paintoruseacamera,we elKAP (catch) a second of the ever-changing world like the lepidopterist the butterfly. Now,itispossibletounderstandtheextensionsofKP: ThepersonwhoisKPes<kepsh>doesnothaveaKP(picture),butheorsheisabletoperform, is CAPable of something. KPessg<kepssheg> (ability) means being able to KAP, KAPos (to catch). TheKPzs(instruction,teaching)(KPezs KAPozs)inrealityisateaching,theinstructionto become a good catcher. KPtelen(impossible)meansthatwecantcatchaKP(picture)ofit. KAPisgl<kapishgal>=thinking=szre-vevs<esrvvesh> taking to brain = perception. szbe|KAP(rememberingsuddenly)/gettingsuddenlyintobrain/. KPtelen(withoutapicture)=KAPhatatlan=elKAP|hatatlan=impossibletocatch,togetaKP (picture) of it in your brain,( practically, it is not existing for you.)
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KPrzat,KPzelgs<kepzlgesh> (illusion, imagination). KAP|rajn(comeinthenickoftime). TherootKAP=KEP=KPhasmanyotherderivatives,lessimaginare,easiertounderstand. KAPl(hacking) KAPldzik(struggleswiththeextremities) KAPar(scratching) The word KAP can be found in all European languages including Latin, written often with a c. In Spain:CAPaz=KPes(CAPable) CAPtura=KAPtr(beehive) CAPriccio=KAPsan(caprice)

In Latin:CAPtator=(catcher)=KAPos CAPio=(thecatching)=KAPs CAPto=(snapsup)=KAPkod CAPesso=(thesnapper)=KAPos Without doubt, they are one word, expressing the same picture A relative long word, KAP|atoz (a plate squeezed onto the guitar to ease the play) is called CAPatasto in Spain. It is a word built the Hungarian way. CAPtar(beehive)isanunchangedwordsincetheStoneAge. ThelatinCOPia(copy)isacaughtKPofanotherpicture. CAPacity=KPessg<kepssheg> (ability to COP|e with..) CAPitalismisnotnamedaftermoney.ItsmainattributeisKAPs<kapaash>(catching),itis getting - notgiving.Itisbestconnectedto KAPzsi(CUPid,greedy). In Latin the CAP|itularii were the helpers of the tax-collectors The English COP = KAP|oso (catcher) In Latin: CAPesso=KAPoso(catcher) CAPaciter=KAPAcitl(topersuade) CAPax=KPes(beable)(theLatinxbecame in Hungarian s, or sh) Asterix = ostoros <oshtorosh> (with a whip) Audax=gyes<uedjsh>(able,brave) CAPio=elKAP(catches) CAPtabilis=elKAP|hat,(catchable) CAPtatio=KAPoss,KAPdoss(thecatching) CAPtio=KAPs(thecatch) CAPto=KAPkod(trytocatch) CAPtura=KAPs(thewin) CUPide=KAPosoan(vehemently) CUPidus=(vehementlywishful) CUPio=KAPosik(beingdesirous) There we arrived to the little angle with arrows: CUPidoisinreality KAPato(managingtheimpregnationofcows),whomakeshistarget KAP|oshing(desiring)andtoimprovehiseffectwemayplaythemusic CAPriccioso,passionately,vehemently. CUPidomusthavebeenthecreationofaculturespeakingEuropes proto-nostraticlanguage and probably introduced into Latin by the Etruscans. ThewordsKAP=KOP=KEP=KP=CUPareoneword with five different pronunciations with identical or almost identical meaning.

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The Living Language of the Stone Age AnimaKnyv: The Living Language of the Stone Age (Eurasias Nostratic Language) by Csaba Varga 2003 / 2009

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