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The word I am playing with today is Nephilim. I do not know any other languages other than English, so anyone with other languages that can add here would be encouraged to jump in.
The first thing I note is that the root word seems to nephros, Greek for kidney. The adrenals are on the kidney. That is connected to
norepenephrine and epinephrine which has a phonetic similarity.
Also, nephritis- which is kidney + infammation
I also think of Sets sister wife and Isis's sister Nepthys . She is connected to the bird of prey- the kite. :)
We also have the end of the word- ilim, which , i see phonetically as "ill I am", lol
Also conected to:
habiliment often habiliments, early 15c., "munitions, weapons," from M.Fr. habillement, from abiller "prepare or fit out," probably from habile "fit, suitable" (see able). Alternative etymology [Barnhart, Klein] makes the French verb originally mean "reduce a tree by stripping off the branches," from a- "to" + bille "stick of wood." Sense of "clothing, dress" developed late 15c., by association with habit[ (q.v.).
Kilimanjaro mountain in Africa, from Swahili, lit. "mountain of the god of cold," from kilima "mountain" + njaro "god of cold."
If I look at the whole word phonetically, I see " Knee fall ill I am"
That makes me think of falling to ones knees in prayer. Also reminds me of Masons kneeling on left bare knee.
The first thing I note is that the root word seems to nephros, Greek for kidney. The adrenals are on the kidney. That is connected to
norepenephrine and epinephrine which has a phonetic similarity.
Also, nephritis- which is kidney + infammation
I also think of Sets sister wife and Isis's sister Nepthys . She is connected to the bird of prey- the kite. :)
We also have the end of the word- ilim, which , i see phonetically as "ill I am", lol
Also conected to:
habiliment often habiliments, early 15c., "munitions, weapons," from M.Fr. habillement, from abiller "prepare or fit out," probably from habile "fit, suitable" (see able). Alternative etymology [Barnhart, Klein] makes the French verb originally mean "reduce a tree by stripping off the branches," from a- "to" + bille "stick of wood." Sense of "clothing, dress" developed late 15c., by association with habit[ (q.v.).
Kilimanjaro mountain in Africa, from Swahili, lit. "mountain of the god of cold," from kilima "mountain" + njaro "god of cold."
If I look at the whole word phonetically, I see " Knee fall ill I am"
That makes me think of falling to ones knees in prayer. Also reminds me of Masons kneeling on left bare knee.



you say, root? Yes root, as in the cause of the because is why the cause becaused.