Egyptian plowing field with ox may indicate origin of the letter A. Egyptian plowing field with ox may indicate origin of the letter A.


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Why is A the first letter of the alphabet?



A hard-working, plough-pulling ox may have been the original inspiration of the letter "A". In ancient times, cattle were the most important form of wealth. Cattle provided milk, meat, and power to plow fields. They were a standard of beauty and perfection, and associated with the gods. This first letter of the alphabet evolved from the Proto-Semitic "aleph", when meant "ox", and was shaped like its head and horns. "Ah" meant ox in Egyptian. Like many letters, "A" has been rotated over the course of time. It is now upside-down from where it started. An ox head is the first letter of the Proto-Sinaitic alphabet.


The letter deserves to be first because it represents the first act of the agricultural year: breaking ground, turning the soil, and planting seeds. The letter A has the shape of both the head of the ox, and the plow or harrow used to till the ground. In ancient times, the ox was sometimes sacrificed for a religious ritual, or divided to seal a solemn oath. Thus, the letter A is an appropriate start for the alphabet because it represents the hard work, commitment, and sacrifice of those who laid the foundations, and were first to accomplish something in history.


Ox bones as dice, favored by god Apollo? Hermes? Represents chance, divination, and destiny. 2020-10-20 (Hathor importance video. Why is A first? (1) A age of Taurus (4000 B.C. - 2000 B.C), birth of writing. [2] Spring Equinox, beginning of the growth year. [3] Hathor, whose icon is a cow, a.k.a. Lady of the House, goddess of creation, the beginning of existence. Bull market! Energy, drive, passion! )



Why is A the first letter of the alphabet? This is an enduring mystery. At present, the letters of the alphabet are viewed as arbitrary shapes in a random order, passed down by tradition. However, in elements of the writing system, we find that the stages of human civilization are commemorated. A is the horned head of the auroch pursued by the hunter-gatherer, and the ox which plowed the fields of the first farms. B represents building and houses, and G the gates of the first city states.



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ACRE: OX DAY. A day's work for an ox. An ancient word for the area of land that an ox can plow in one day (22 x 220 sq yards). AKH = ox, RE = sun / day (Egyptian hieroglyphs)

AGRICULTURE: From Latin ager piece of land. Theory of Celeste Horner is that the word derives from the Egyptian akh (ox) re (sun, a day). The meta-linguistics of r is a recurved claw or finger: rake, engrave, scratch, groove. Letter R is also associated with rows, order, rank. R is the rump, the rear end of an horse, ox, dog, or other animal. 2022-10-15

AGRICULTURE: Meta {OX (Egyptian) akh. RE (Egyptian) sun, day. CUL: collect, cull. Çla; scythe, harvest. TERRE (French) terrain, land. TA (Egyptian) land}

A: an ox head. B: the ox yoke. G: Γ the plow. D. bed, or mound of dirt, land, ground. e: seed. F: leaf.

Oxen are very strong; they can pull their own weight. A team can pull 12,000 lbs (Lancaster farming). They are intelligent enough to learn commands to turn right "gee" and "haw" left. They can manage a swimming movement to get them through mud and snow. They don't require special food. They can live 20 years. Stronger than horses, they are preferred animals for pulling heavy wagons.

Oxford English Dictionary, "Acre" Entry 2a.: ACRE. A measure of land area that a yoke of oxen could plough in one day. "A measure of land area, originally as much as a yoke of oxen could plough in a day, later defined by English statute as an area 220 yards (40 poles) long by 22 yards (4 poles) broad (equal to 4,840 square yards, 4 roods, or approx. 4,047 square metres), or its equivalent of any shape."

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A hard-working, plough-pulling ox may have been the original inspiration of the letter A. The alphabet developed in Egypt around 1800 B.C. as a simplified pictographic writing system for the working class and illiterate who did not have the extensive education required to read Egyptian hieroglyphs like the elites and professional scribes. The first three letters reflect the world of the working man -- domestication of cattle and agriculture, baking bricks and building houses, and the axe of a carpenter or boat builder, pole of a fisherman, flail of a charioteer, and especially the pick of miner. It evolved from the Proto-Semitic aleph, when meant ox, and was shaped like its head and horns. Like many letters, it has been rotated over the course of time. The letter deserves to be first because it represents the first act of the agricultural year: breaking ground, turning the soil, and planting seeds. The letter A has the shape of both the head of the ox, and the plow or harrow used to till the ground. In ancient times, the ox was sometimes sacrificed for a religious ritual, or divided to seal a solemn oath. Thus, the letter A represents the hard work, commitment, and sacrifice of those who laid the foundations, and were first to accomplish something in history.

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Ante means before in Latin. From this comes antechamber (a front room), ante-Deluvian (before the Flood), and antebellum (before the war), avant (before in French), and antes (before in Spanish). An ante in poker is a bet placed before cards are dealt.

The letters of the alphabet represent a sequence. They tell a story. "A" addresses the dangling loose ends, the often perplexing philosophical question of what happened before the beginning.


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The letter A represents an antecedant. Before the Book, there was an Author. Before the Building, there was an Architect. Before the Baby, there was Attraction and Amor. Before we speak, first we must breathe. The vocal cords open to form an A-shape in order to accept air.


Hieroglyphs from Cleopatra's needle: Mighty living image of Truth, Beloved lord of the two lands.


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Before we speak, we breathe. Our vocal cords open at an Angle to form letter A.

A: AIR, ANGLE, APERATURE, GAP, SPAN, Abierto (open, Spanish).

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Aah was the Egyptian word for ox. This animal worked hard tilling the ground, and also served as a sacred sacrificial animal. Thus Aleph, meaning ox in Hebrew represents the hard work and sacrifices which went into the foundation of the present time. It reminds us of the hard work and sacrifices of those who went before.

A is an arrow pointing up. One reason that an up-pointing A means before is that whether you are reading English or Chinese, the words that are above come before those below. The sequence is top down, the direction of falling water.


Egyptian plowing field with ox may indicate origin of the letter A.


The letter A may have evolved from the Ah (Egyptian hieroglyph) Aleph (Proto-Sinaitic, Hebrew), the ancient word for the ox that pulled the plow. This resonantes with other words for bovines: aleph, Apis, auroch, and angus.

head, and a ground-opening agricultural tool, the adze. A is for the plow, B is for the basket of seeds.


An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary. E. A. Wallis Budge. 1920, 1978. pg 74

strength, verility, muscularity, bull. A is phallus in hieroglyphs. Arabic | aleph. Beyt. Eternal burial chamber, booth, even in Peru. INITIATIVE, INITIATION as plow breaks the ground, pierces the veil, selects, collapses the wave function


The alphabet developed around 1900 B.C., when Egyptian hieroglyphs were standard for communication among elites, priests, and scholars. But then a gnarly band of immigrant turquoise miners went into a cave in Egypt, and in addition to semi-precious gems, emerged with the treasure of a new pictographic way of writing that even mostly illiterate people could understand. There were only about 20 characters to learn, instead of the hundreds in the hieroglyphic system of the Egyptians.

Perhaps there was a wise oracle in the cave. Perhaps there was a genious in the ranks of the miners, or perhaps a social engineering do-gooder among the overseers of the mine. We may never know. But whoever inspired the language revolution, seeded modern language and changed the world forever.


In the earliest alphabet-like writing systems such as Proto-Sinaitic, Paleo Hebrew, and Phoenician, the first letter, Aleph, was shaped like the horned head of the strong ox that pulled the plough. Aleph symbolizes preparation for agriculture: Before you plant, you plow.


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A+MR Amor love Inanna, who will cultivate my

ACRE, AGRICULTURE lusty metaphor, also toil together

Because the aleph ox was associated with strength and virility, the word abba, Father arises from the idea of the alpha male. The letter A represents the aroused phallus of the father, and we will find that B depicts the breasts of the mother. (Bra, bosom, ribs, bubbles, breathing) So A and B represent the C cuddling and coupling that leads the the cradle of the child. D is the dome-shaped domiciles or hut. that starts foundations of a family.

Taurus Age, Ox sacrifice of those before, strength, verility abba, antes plough before plant, Architect, all-seeing eye.

OX, almost first letter of Chinese zodiac. Rat cheated. Sacred cow of India. Hathor. Guise of Zeus, bull.


The alphabet evolved from earlier writing systems such as Proto-Sinaitic, Phoenician, and Paleo Hebrew, in which the first letter was Aleph, the head of the plow pulling ox. Again, Aleph is an antecedant: Before you plant, you plow.



The word alphabet, originally aleph bet, commemorates a great cultural shift in human civilization. Great-grandpa and grandma might have been a cave-dwelling, migratory, hunter-gatherers, but the cool new thing in junior's generation was to live in a man-made house, build cities, and practice settled agriculture.

The first two letters of the alphabet stand as a proud testament to an agricultural idea of progress. The letter Aleph depicts both a ground tilling adze, and the horned head of the Aleph ox which pulled the plow. The letter Bet meant house, and traced the floor plan of a reed hut, or simple rectangular house with an open door.

to people who lived in man-man houses, built cities, and practiced settled agriculture. A, a sketchthat depicts both the horns of a bull's head, and the shape of a plow. Our letter B comes from Bet, which means house.

In the world's earliest alphabets such as Proto-Sinaitic and Proto-Hebrew, the first letter of the alphabet is Aleph, the ox.

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Å Flow to and from an open mouth, or movement away from an egg, or origin AWAY, spray, flare, MAGNIFY, EXPAND
𓍶 shen ring DAWN. The darkness hieroglyph shows the sun's arc and position below the horizon.
A Hieroglyphic Dictionary. E. A. Wallis Budge, 1920, 1978
𓍶 shen ring, eternity ALWAYS, NAME
A eye AYIN, AWAKE, AWARE, IDEA
A A-frame, roof rafter, eye architect of the universe, the A-frame, and F-frame are mason and carpenter tools for controlling angles, planes, and perpendicularity. Symbolizes intelligence.


ALL IS ANGLE. God the Great Geometer

A A-frame, roof rafter, ATTIC, ABOVE ABOVE. Arrow aiming up.

A ADZE, pick-axe ANTECEDENT, in ADVANCE of agriculture. The adze is a tool which prepares the ground before planting seeds

<3 phallus ANDRO, ANTHRO, MAN, PAPA, FATHER, AB, ABDOMEN, AROUSE
<3 HEART, LOVE, AB, abdomen, Abba, father, phallus Amer, love 54
/\ angle angle, span, walk, gap, aperature, beak
/\ arrow up arise, above, ascend, aloft, attic, arial, altitude, Allah, Alohim
Ω dawn DAWN, APPEAR
Aa aquatic AQUEOUS, AQUARIUM, AQUIFER, WATER, WATER-FALL, WAVE
1 one, first ANNA = first born. AN=1; Né=born; MERIANNE = beloved first born. MERI (hiroglyphics = beloved. ANDREW AN=Heaven D=deity, dawn; RE=dawn sun W=glow, crown
א 𓀀 Hebrew aleph Hypothesis: The Hebrew aleph may derive from the seated man hieroglyph meaning I, or male person.
' ' aspostrophe. Glottal stop. Absence, something missing.

Aa = great, mighty, important. Budge 108.
aaa = well, fountain {A aquatic, faucet, wave} Budge 110
aai (Hieroglyphics) = flame, fire, heat. { A: flame } Budge 110
aa (Hieroglyphics) = pyramid, tomb. Budge 113 { A above, arrow . Pyramids, TALLest buildings for centuries }
aamu (Hieroglyphics) = throwstick, boomerangs. Budge 111
Aa (Hieroglyphics) = joy. Budge 113
aau (Hieroglyphics) = seed. Budge 113. {seed comes before}
amth (Hieroglyphics) = storm. Budge 122
am (Hieroglyphics) = eat. swallow, devour. food. Budge 120.
am understand. { () eye of the mind }
am ht devour heart
ani (Hieroglyphics) the turner back, a title of Horus. Budge 122
annu (Hieroglyphics) the one who returns from the grave. Budge 122
an (Hieroglyphics) to paint, make design, practice craft of an artist. Painted, colored. Budge 122
an (Hieroglyphics) well, fountain. Budge 123
an-t (Hieroglyphics) beautiful goddess, or woman. Budge 123
An (Hieroglyphics) antelope headed god who beautified the faces of the dead, and removed blemishes from the skin. Budge 123
an-t (Hieroglyphics) ring, seal, signet Budge 123
an-t (Hieroglyphics), vase, vessel Budge 123
An (Hieroglyphics) mythological serpent. Budge 123.
Anit, female counterpart of Osiris. Budge 123.
Ap in motion, a pied
ABRASIVE {A above, arrow up. b below, boot, bottom, beneath, foot hieroglyph. A adze, axe, a without. S sink. i in. V valley, crevice }
An (Hieroglyphics), pillar, column. Budge 58.
An-tt Kek (Hieroglyphics), Valley of the Shadow, Dark valley through which souls enter the Kingdom of Osiris. Budge 58.
AMER (Hieroglyphics), to love. Budge 54.
AMEN (Hieroglyphics), the hidden god, wo is in heaven. Budge 51.
AAH (Hieroglyphics), the Moon-god. Budge civ.
AN shining
Book of House Harrow and seed sower
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Does your name start with an A? Here is a meta-linguistic perspective on the meaning of your name.

ANNE:
Born of heaven
A: Arrow Aiming Above. AN (Sumerian) heaven. née (French) born
n: Nut, the Egyptian goddess of the sky, bent over the earth like a canopy in the shape of a letter n.

ANDREW:
Light of dawn
AN (Sumerian) heaven. D dawn. R rising sun rays. W glow.
ANDW (Egyptian) dawn

AL
above, god
A: ABOVE, ARISE, ASCEND, ALTITUDE. L: LIFT, legs, ELEVATE
A (pictographic Proto-Sinaitic, Paleo Hebrew) head of ox
L (pictographic Proto-Sinaitic, Paleo Hebrew) a shepherds long pole, or staff
AL shepherd, leader of the sheep, metaphor for god
AL (Hebrew, Semitic) EL / AL is god

ALAN:
God of heaven
AL (Hebrew, Semitic) god. AN (Sumerian) heaven.

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A represents the compass, the measuring tool of God, the chief geometer and creator of the world





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Sacred Geometry Movie Angle, Eye, Architecture and Sowing


Tour of the Arabic alphabet Alif, the lone vertical, floating....

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Å not only depicts the flow away from a point, egg, or nest of origin; it also addresses the puzzling philosophical question of what happened before the beginning.

Ancient, ancestor, anterior, and antique. All of these are examples of things that preceded the current time or generation. A is the antecedent. Before the Book, there was an Author. Before the Building, there was an Architect. Before the Baby, there was Amor.


The letter A looks like the angular opening of the vocal cords when a person is inhaling. Before we can can speak, we need air. First, we must breathe. "Abre" is a word for open in Spanish.

Before you plant you plow. Ancient A was a plow pulling ox. prior preparation for planting. First act of agriculture. Preparing the soil



Ahhh! The dentist asks us to open our mouth wide and say, Ahhh! The meta-linguistic definition of the letter A is inherently means open, up, and air.

Open:
Words like gap, span, and aperature derive from the open sense of the letter A. Abierto means open in Spanish.
Above:
Alto, altitude, above, and tall connect with the Arrow Aiming Above sense of A.
Air:
Atmosphere and gas relate to the air sense of A, as do the bird and feather symbols that represent A in Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Vocal cords spell AIR. () = R, Hieroglyphics

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