About some Greek words
starting with ISA-, ISO- such as ISOBARES, ISOTHERMOS, etc.
Dear Friends,
Hello. Below
are some "Greek" words that I wanted to share with you regarding
their make up. They start with supposedly "Greek" prefix
"ISO-" meaning "equal". In finding the source expression,
each word was first rearranged into a new format since the words are all
originally anagrammatized from Turkish source. My findings are given in the
following order:
Greek words / (>
"Rearrangement") / Turkish
"source expression" used for the make up of the Greek word and its
meaning:
1. ISARITHMOS meaning "equal in number".
ISARITHMOS (>
"ISH-SAIMTOR") is from Turkish expression "ESH
SAYMADUR" (ES SAYMADIR) meaning "it is counting in equal
numbers". Turkish ES (where S=Sh) means "equal, even", SAYMA
means "counting", SAYMADIR (SAYMADUR) means "it is
counting".
2. ISOBATHES meaning "of equal debth".
ISOBATHES (>
"ES-BATISH-O") is from Turkish expression "ESh BATISH
O" meaning "it is sinking equally" or "it is equal
sinking". Turkish "BATISh" means "sinking".
Conceptually, if two object sink equally, then, they are at equal debth.
3. ISOBATHMIOS meaning "of the same rank or degree".
ISOBATHMIOS
(> "IS-BASHTOIOM") is from Turkish expression "ES
BASTAYUM" meaning "I am at the equal head", "I am at
the same level" or "I have the equal-title" which verifies the
meaning attributed to the "Greek' word.
4. ISOBARES meaning "equal weight".
ISOBARES
(> "ES-BASIR-O") is from Turkish expression "ESh BASAR
O" meaning "it is equal pressing". Weight of an object is
a measure of how much pressure it puts on a scale. Turkish BASAR means "it
presses".
In English the term
ISOBAR is defined as, in meteorology, "a line
marking places upon the earth's surface where the height of the barometer
reduced to sea level is the same either at a given time or for a certain
period." So, this so-called
"Greek" sourced English prefix "ISO" is not Greek at
all but rather disguised Turkish "ES" (Esh) meaning "same, equal".
5. ISOGWNIOS meaning "equiangular".
ISOGWNIOS (>
"ISS-GONYI-O") is from Turkish expression "ESh GÖNYE O"
meaning "it is equal angle", "It is even angular". In
old Turkish GÖNYE means "angle".
6. ISODUNAMOS meaning "equivalent".
ISODUNAMOS
(> "ISS-NAMDU-OO"), where SS is a replacement for sound Sh,
is from Turkish expression "ES NAMDU-OO" meaning "it is of
the same name", "it is equal name", 'it is equivalent",
"it being the same". Turkish NAM means "name", NAMDU means
"it is name". Note that English word NAME is also from Turkish
"NAM" meaning "name".
7. ISODUNAMW meaning
"I am equivalent"
ISODUNAMW (>
"NAMUW-ISDO") is from Turkish expression "NAMUM-ESDO"
(NAMUM ESDU) meaning "my name is the same", "my title is the
same", "I am equivalent". Note that the letter W is an inverted
M. Hence, W has been deceptively used to disguise and distort the Turkish
source into an unrecognizable format. Turkish NAMUM means "my name",
ESDU means "it is equal".
8. ISOZUGION meaning "balance, equilibrium".
ISOZUGION
(> "GOZIS-OINU") is from Turkish expression "GÖZÜZ
AYNU" (GÖZÜNÜZ AYNU) meaning "your eyes are the same",
"your eyes are equal" which is a fact for all men/women. That is to
say: "they are balanced" or "they are in equilibrium". In
Turkish the "pan of a balance", that is, the "pair of
scales" is called "TERAZI GÖZÜ" or simply "GÖZ"
meaning "eyes". Thus in the measuring device so-called
"balance" when two weights are equal, the "balance eyes become
at the same level, that is, "ES" (ESh) or "AYNI" in
Turkish. We note that Greek anagrammatizers used this Turkish word in
manufacturing the word ISOZUGION.
9. ISOLOGIZW meaning "I balance".
ISOLOGIZW (>
"GOZI-IS-OLW" = "GOZI-IS-OLUV") is from
Turkish expression "GOZI-ES-OLUF" (GOZI-ES-OLUP) meaning
"its scales are the same". In a balance, two scales of the
"balance" are called "eyes", that is, GÖZ" in
Turkish" and when they are in balance, they are in equally leveled..
10. ISOLOGISMOS meaning "balancing; balance sheet; financial
statement".
ISOLOGISMOS
(> "I-IS-OLOSSMOG") is from Turkish expression
"ES-OLUSMAK" (ESLESMEK, AYNI OLMAK) meaning "it is becoming
equal", "it is becoming the same" which is the meaning of this
supposedly "Greek" word.
11. ISOTHEOS -ON meaning
"equal to a god; god like"
ISOTHEOS
(> "OHOS-ESTI") is from Turkish expression "OGUZa
EShTI" meaning "it is equal to Oguz"., "It is mate to
Oguz", "it is same as OGUZ". In This expression, the name
OGUZ is another prominent name of the Sky God of ancient Turanian Tur/Türk/Oguz
peoples.
12. ISOMAKHOS meaning "of equal fighting
strength".
ISOMAKHOS
(> "ASH-KOSIM-O") is from Turkish expression "ESH
KOÇAM" (ESh GÜCEM) meaning "I am equal ram" where RAM is a
fighting being, or "I am equal strength". Tuurkish word
GÜC means "strength", KOÇ (KOSh) means "ram". So Greeks
have conned us all again!
13. ISOMEGETHES meaning "of equal size".
ISOMEGETHES
(> "ESH-MOGTEIES") where M is a replacement for letter B and
Greek letter G is also a Y in Greek alphabet, thus, the "Greek" word
ISOMEGETHES is from Turkish expression "ESH MOYDAYIZ" (ESH
BOYDAYIZ) meaning "we are equal size".
14. ISOMERES meaning "having equal
parts".
ISOMERES
(> "ES-MIRSE-O" or > "IS-MERSE-O" ),
where first S is a replacement for Turkish letter Sh, M is a replacement for
letter P and the second S is a replacement for letter C/Ç, thus, this word is
from Turkish expression "ES PERÇE O" (ESH PARÇA O) meaning "it
is equal parts", "it is having equal parts".
15. ISOMEKES meaning "of equal length".
ISOMEKES
(> "ES-KISME-O") is from Turkish expression "ES KESME O"
meaning "it is cutting in equals", "It is cutting in equal
length". Turkish word KES means "cut", KESME means "cutting".
16. ISOMOIRIA meaning "equal share".
ISOMOIRIA
(> "OI-IS-RAIOM") where the Greek letter R and P are
interchangeable because of their bogus symbolism, that is, because capital P is
used for letter R, thus, ISOMOIRIA is from Turkish expression "OI-ES
PAYAM" (ÖYE ES PAYAM) meaning "I am equal share to the
home". Turkish PAY means "share", PAYAM means "I am
share", ÖY (ÖI) means "house, home".
17. ISOMOIROS meaning
"having an equal share".
ISOMOIROS (>
"ROIOMOS-IS", or since R = P, it is >
"POIOMOS-IS") is from Turkish expression "PAYIMIZ ES"
meaning "our shares are equal" which again meets the so-called
"Greek' definition.
18. ISONOMIA meaning "equality of rights".
ISONOMIA (>
"AINOIOS-M") is from Turkish expression "AYNIYUZ" (AYNIYIZ)
meaning "we are the same", "we have the same rights";
similarly in the form ( > "AINOIOM-S"), it is from Turkish
expression "AYNUYUM" (AYNIYIM) meaning "I am the same",
"I have the same rights". Turkish word AYNI (AYNU) means
"same, equal, even".
19. ISONOMOS meaning "enjoying equal
rights".
ISONOMOS
(> "OINOOSS-M") is from Turkish expression
"AYNUYUZ" (AYNIYIZ) meaning "we are the same", "we
have the same rights"; similarly in the form ( > "OINOOM-S"),
it is from Turkish expression "AYNUYUM" (AYNIYIM) meaning "I am
the same", "I have the same rights". Furthermore in the form
(> "OINOMOSS") it is from Turkish expression "AYNIMUS"
(AYNI IMIS) meaning "he/she/it is said to be the same".
20. ISOPEDOS
or ISOPEDON meaning "on the same level".
ISOPEDON
(> "IS-DEPON-O" (ES-DOPON-E)) is from Turkish expression "ES
DABAN O" (ES TABAN O) meaning "it is at the same footing",
"it is on equal foot". Turkish TABAN (DABAN) means the
"bottom of the foot, sole of foot, heel, floor, base". Of
course "foot" is the lowest part of the body and it provides the
leveling needed by the body.
21. ISOPEDWNW meaning "I level".
ISOPEDWNW
(> "ES-DOPWNIW") where one of the W is U or O and the other
one is an inverted M, thus, the word takes the form of
"ES-DOPONIM". Word in this form is the Turkish expression
"ES DABANIM" meaning "I am on equal footing", "I am on
equal level".
22. ISOPEDWTIKOS or
ISOPEDWTIKON meaning "leveling".
ISOPEDWTIKON (>
"IS-DOPONE-KUITU") is from Turkish expression "ES DABANA
KUYTU" (ES TABANA KOYDU) meaning "he put it on equal footing",
that is, "he leveled it" which again verifies the given
"Greek" meaning. Turkish word KOYMAK is the verb meaning "o put
in place", KOY is the root of this verb, "KOYDU" (KUYTU) means
"put it in place" and TABAN means "foot, footing, floor",
TABANA means "to footing" and ES means "equal".
23. ISOPLETHES meaning "equal in
number".
ISOPLETHES
(> "ES-SOILEPTH") is from Turkish expression "ES
SAYILIPTI" meaning "counted equal in number" which
verifies the given meaning. Turkish SAYILIPTI means "it is counted".
24. ISOPOLITEIA meaning " equality of political
rights".
ISOPOLITEIA (>
"OIA-ESIT-OLIP") is from Turkish expression "OYA ESIT OLIP"
(OYA ESIT OLUP) meaning "has become equal in vote" which verifies the
given meaning. Turkish OY means "vote", OYA means "to
votes", ESIT means "equal" and OLUP means "has
become". Thus the word is completely from Turkish and is
intentionally restructured and disguised in order to come up with the stolen
"Greek" word.
25. ISOTAKHES meaning "of equal speed".
ISOTAKHES (>
"ES-KHISTA-O") is from Turkish "ES-KHIZTI-O"
(ES-HIZDI-O) meaning "it is equal speed" or "it is the same
speed". Turkish word KHIZ or HIZ means "speed".
26. ISOTONOS meaning
"having equal tones".
ISOTONOS (>
"OINO-SSTO") is from Turkish expression "AYNU SESTÜ"
(AYNI SESTI) meaning "it is the same voice", "it is the same
tone" which verifies the meaning. Turkish word SES means "voice,
tone", AYNU means "equal or the same".
27. ISOSKELES meaning
" having equal sides, having equal legs".
ISOSKELES
(> "ES-ILESSK-O"), where SS=Sh, is from Turkish
expression "ES ILISKI O" (ESh ILIShKI O) meanining "it is equal
connection". The sides of an isosceles triangle are equal length
connections to each corner. Human legs are also two equal connections to
the body. Turkish word ILISKI means "connection, tie, the line that is
attached to a point".
28. ISOTHERMOS meaning
"heating equally, having equal heating".
ISOTHERMOS
(> "ES-ISHTOROM") is from Turkish expression "ES
ISITURUM" (ES ISITIRIM) meaning "I heat equally". Turkish
ISITMAK means "to heat", ISI means "heat", ISIT means
"heat" as command, ISITMA means "heating", ISITIR (ISITUR)
means "he/she/it heats", ISITIRIM (ISITURUM) means "I
heat".
We also learn from
this analysis that the so-called "Greek" word "THERME" or
"THERMO" meaning "heat" is linguistically a bogus word that
has been made up from a cut-off part of a word that has been restructured from
the Turkish word ISITIRIM (ISITURUM, ISITOROM) in which one of the
"I" has been replaced by letter "H", because in Greek
alphabet, capital "I" is symbolized with an "H" symbol,
[Divry, p. 10].
29. ISOTES, ISETOS meaning
"equality".
ISOTES or
ISETOS (> "ESITOS") is from Turkish expression
"ESITUZ" (ESITIZ) meaning "we are equal". Thus, the Greek
word is a simple rearrangement of the Turkish word ESITUZ.
30. ISOS or ISON or ISO meaning
"equal, even".
ISOS (<
"ISS-O") is from Turkish expression "ES O" (ESh O)
meaning "it is equal, it is same, it is even".
ISON (<
"INO-S") is from Turkish expression "AYNU" (AYNI)
meaning "it is equal, it is same, it is even".
ISO
(> "IS-O") is from Turkish expression "ES O" (ESh O)
meaning "it is equal, it is same, it is even".
CONCLUSIONS:
The above analysis
of some "Greek" words starting with the prefix ISO- show that not
only these "Greek" prefixes are fake but also all of these
"Greek" words starting with the prefix ISO- were deceptively made up
from Turkish words and expressions by way of restructuring, anagrammatizing,
distorting and disguising them into an artificial "Greek" language.
In this regard, "Greek" is like the "Latin" which is also
manufactured from Turkish. The prefix ISO- that appears in many words of
English and other European languages are also sourced from Turkish.
This analysis is an
unquestionable proof that there was no "Greek" language as an ancient
original "Indo-European" language at any time before this language
was artificially manufactured from Turkish. Similarly there was no other
"indo-European" languages earlier than Turkish. The above analysis
shows that the concept of "Indo-European" languages as authentic
languages is a false one and does not admit the truth that Turkish was the
source language for all of them.
The ancient
wandering "Greeks", called GRAECI in Latin and GARACI in Turkish,
established a sales-outlet for their wares in any convenient spot of ancient
Anatolia, particularly along the Aegean Sea costs, the Aegean islands and the
Black Sea costs. These outlets historically have been called as "Greek
colonies". Using these cover-up establishments, they were able to inplant
themselves among the Turanians and thus take over lands, learn and adopt the
traditions of Turanians and restructure the native Turkish language into a
broken up, disguised and "Hellenized" format.
All of these
secretive language-altering and word-manufacturing activities have been used as
an extremely effective tool of confusing and destroying an ancient world-wide
civilization of Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples. New-word and language
manufacturers of Aryan groups, using the words and expressions of one
mother/father language of Turkish, not only made new languages from it, but
they also instantly transfered the creations of the Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz
peoples onto their own name.
This analysis makes
it clear that regarding the make up of the ancient world civilization and the
"languages", endless disinformation and mythologies have been
spread continuously in order to bury the real make up of ancient world
into darkness. Thus, the world has been conned with lies of a few secretive
groups. The above given "Greek" words show that secret linguistic
organizations of ancient Greeks were leaders in such sophistications.
Best wishes to all,
Polat Kaya
15/03/2007
Reference for the
"Greek" words: Divry's Modern English - Greek and Greek - English
Dictionary, New York, 1988.