3. Greek words related to
number "one":
The Greek words EIS, ËN,
KAPOIOS, ËNAS all mean "one" and PRWTOS means "first", [Divry's Modern English-Greek,
Greek-English Dictionary, 1988, p. 762].
Turkish cardinal numeral for "one" is "BIR" and for ordinal numeral "first" is "BIRINCI".
a) The Greek
word KAPOIOS, rearranged letter-by-letter
as "KOPO-SAI" or
"KAPO-SOI", is the altered, restructured, disguised and Hellenized form of the Turkish expression "KAPI SAYI" meaning "'gate' number", that is, "the first number". "One" is the first number, and its is the
'gate' number. That is why it has also been named as ËN which is the Turkish word ÖN meaning "the front", "the
very beginning", and Turkish word "EN" which comes to the front of adjectives such as "EN SOGUK" meaning "the coldest", "EN SICAK" meaning "the
hottest", etc., thus giving "the
least" or "the most" meaning to the expression.
In this context, the Greek cardinal numeral name ËNAS rearranged as "ËN-AS",
is the altered, restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish
expression "EN AZ" meaning "the
smallest" referring
to "the smallest of the cardinal numerals" - which is number one.
Additionally, the Greek word ËNAS rearranged as "ËN-AS",
is the altered, restructured, Hellenized and disguised form of the Turkish
expression "ÖN AS" meaning "the
front One" referring
to "the cardinal
numeral 'one' which is at the front".
Turkish word ÖN means "front,
the very first", AS means "one", AZ means "small", EN AZ means "the
smallest", KAPI means "door,
gate", SAYI means "number".
b) Interestingly, the Greek word EIS meaning "one",
rearranged as "ESI",
is the altered, restructured and disguised Turkish word "ESI" meaning "wind;
blowing of wind". The ancient Greeks as believers of the
"wind god", hence the name "HELLEN" from Turkish "YEL HAN" meaning "Wind
Lord", also gave their god's name in Turkish to numeral "one". This is
again copying the ancient Turanian Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples, because Turanians
also gave their "ONE" universal SKY-GOD concept "BIRO" to Turkish cardinal
numeral "BIR" meaning "one".
Furthermore, the Greek word EIS meaning "one",
rearranged as "ISE",
is the altered, restructured and disguised Turkish word "ISA" meaning "Jesus" who also became the "god" of the Greeks. In this
context, "Jesus"
(ISA) also became "number one" or "first" to them.
Interestingly, Turkish "ISA" is also the source for the Semitic
name "ISAIAH".
The name ISAIAH,
rearranged as "AI-ISAH" or "ISAH-AI",
is the altered, restructured and disguised Turkish word "AY ISA" (ISA AY) meaning "the
Moon God" which was
one of the celestial deities of the ancient Turanians. The term "ISAIAH" refers, particularly, to the "Dark Moon" concept. Therefore, this ancient
Turanian Moon-God has also become a "God" for the ancient Greeks and
the Semites. Hence, the Greek word "EIS".
c) Greek word PRWTOS meaning "first",
harbors the final Greek letter S - which is a special form of the Greek
letter S that can deceptively be used as letter S, SH (Ş), Z, and CH
(Ç). Similarly, the bogus letter W in PRWTOS is a replacement for UU, VV, YY and
UV, UY, VY combinations in the source Turkish text, and further, by inverting
the letter W upside down, it can be used in place of the letter M - as is the
case in this Greek word "PRWTOS". In order to better
understand this word PRWTOS we should examine another related
Greek word.
d) In view of this information, let us now decipher another
Greek word, namely PRWTOTOKOS which means "first born",
[Divry's Dictionary, p. 663]. The Greek word PRWTOTOKOS, rearranged as
"PRMSO-TOKTO", is the altered, restructured and disguised Turkish
word "BiRiMCi
DOGTU" (BiRiNCI DOGDU) meaning "was born first",
"was first born". Thus, clearly, this so-called
"Greek" word PRWTOTOKOS has been manufactured from the Turkish
expression "BiRiMCi
DOGTU".
Turkish word BiRiNCI (BiRiMCi) means "first", DOĞDU means "was
born". Thus, the concepts of "first" and "born"
attributed to this "Greek" word are both from Turkish. And, the
concept of "first"
is assigned to the front part PRWTO of the word PRWTOTOKOS. in manufacturing
the word. Thus, the Greek ordinal numeral name PRWTO, which is the cut off front part of the
fabricated word PRWTOTOKOS, gets its meaning from Turkish ordinal
numeral BiRiNCI (BiRiMCi).
Similarly, the Greek word PRWTOS (PRWTE, PRWTON), [Divry's Modern English-Greek,
Greek-English Dictionary, 1988, p. 663], meaning "first", is
the same as the Greek word PRWTO and it also gets its meaning from Turkish ordinal numeral definition "BiRiMCiDU" (BIRINCIDI) meaning "it
is the first".
Polat Kaya
23/05/2011