That's because perceivable phonetics (from phonic; sound) underneath suggested words aka deaf-phoneticians (definitions) requires self discernment...not supporting evidence suggested by others.
Word (suggested fiction) over sound (perceivable reality) represents spell-craft. One can only shape a suggestible word, while supported within perceivable sound, hence representing an insane (in sanus; within sound) person (per sonos; by sound). Others suggesting "insane person" tempts one to ignore self discernment for reasoning against others about suggested definitions.
The few are fucking with the many underneath all languages, and that's just one layer. Others are for example suggested numbers underneath perceivable unit (Latin unitas; unus; one) and suggested symbolism underneath perceivable symmetry.
The lion of Judah is on the Ethiopian flag
FLAG, verb (Latin flacceo) - "flaccid; to hang loose without stiffness"...the few "erect" poles; monuments; towers etc. while suggesting the many to congregate under "flaccid" flags.
That's because perceivable phonetics (from phonic; sound) underneath suggested words aka deaf-phoneticians (definitions) requires self discernment...not supporting evidence suggested by others.
Word (suggested fiction) over sound (perceivable reality) represents spell-craft. One can only shape a suggestible word, while supported within perceivable sound, hence representing an insane (in sanus; within sound) person (per sonos; by sound). Others suggesting "insane person" tempts one to ignore self discernment for reasoning against others about suggested definitions.
The few are fucking with the many underneath all languages, and that's just one layer. Others are for example suggested numbers underneath perceivable unit (Latin unitas; unus; one) and suggested symbolism underneath perceivable symmetry.
FLAG, verb (Latin flacceo) - "flaccid; to hang loose without stiffness"...the few "erect" poles; monuments; towers etc. while suggesting the many to congregate under "flaccid" flags.
As for ethi-op...aithein (burned) ōps (face).