Johann Thudichum, “The Chemical Constitution of the Brain”, 1884 was the topic of an earlier blog post.
Konrad Volk, “A Sumerian Reader”, 1999, PART TWO (II) was also the topic of an earlier blog post.
Here I present: Konrad Volk, “A Sumerian Reader”, 1999 PART THREE (III).
INTRODUCTION.
The reading of language occurred first in Fusiform Gyrus (shown ABOVE) in 3,500 BC at Sumer, MESOPOTAMIA’
Konrad Volk, “A Sumerian Reader, 1999 is a presentation of eme gi₇ 13.9. 𒅴𒂠Sumerian logograms. This book contains the logograms list BELOW by numerically.
0. 𒊹 (one).
1. 𒁹 𒀸 𒌋 (three).
2. 𒈫 𒑖 𒐞 𒉽 𒁁 𒈦 𒋙 𒇲 𒈨 (nine).
3. 𒐈 𒀀 𒆳 𒋻 𒋡 𒉡 𒃰 𒆕 𒉺 𒄑 𒅆 𒑚 𒌍 (thirteen).
4. 𒍝 𒄭 𒀭 𒁀 𒃻 𒁀 𒄷 𒋛 𒄥 𒌓 𒇹 𒆜 𒂟 𒌇 𒆸 𒊩 (sixteen).
5. 𒐊 𒄿 𒐬 𒄱 𒅕 𒆰 𒊑 𒋩 𒈣 𒈹 𒀊 𒁺 𒅕 𒂷 𒆦 𒄞 𒈥 𒄨 𒀾 𒈠 𒁍 𒉏 𒌨 𒐐 𒇥 𒆪 (twenty-five).
6. 𒐋 𒌷 𒄈 𒊒 𒈧 𒉣 𒋫 𒍑 𒄒 𒌑 𒃲 𒋗 𒊮 𒄰 𒀫 𒌌 𒁲 𒆹 𒇻 𒆵 (twenty).
7. 𒐌 𒁄 𒌗 𒈬 𒊕 𒌉 𒂊 𒋀 𒁶 𒇉 𒄖 𒉄 (twelve).
8. 𒐍 𒍪 𒃷 𒊓 𒄠 𒀔 𒃾 𒁉 𒎎 𒈛 𒇽 𒃼 𒊭 𒇯 𒅁 𒁔 𒂖 (eighteen).
9. 𒑆 𒂠 𒋢 𒈤 𒈾 𒄀 𒁯 𒄘 𒀜 𒉈 𒁽 𒂼 𒃌 𒆤 𒊏 𒁓 𒋤 𒋼𒀀 𒄯 𒈪 𒀠 𒂍 𒈪 (nineteen).
10. 𒁮 𒂗 𒂡 𒄣 𒄫 𒆒 𒊺 𒈲 𒌔 𒉭 𒉎 𒂂 𒅇 𒋞 𒆥 𒌝 𒁮 (sixteen).
11. 𒅗 𒅅 𒀝 𒁵 𒂗 𒄙 𒂦 𒀏 𒃠 𒁖 (ten).
12. 𒆷 𒋳 𒀯 𒁾 𒉪 𒌋𒅗 𒉐 𒈝 𒂄 (nine).
13. 𒅴 𒋚 𒉆 𒍣 𒆍 𒅔 𒊬 𒉋 𒂵 𒄄 𒈜 (eleven).
14. 𒉢 𒂇 𒃶 𒌦 𒍠 𒂇 𒆬 𒇇 (seven).
15. 𒅥 𒌅 𒌢 𒃥 𒁾 (five).
16. 𒉚 𒋋 𒌤 𒌵 𒂞 (five).
17. 𒀉 𒀲 (two).
18. 𒈿 𒇷 𒅍 𒊷 (four).
19. 𒁰 (one).
20. 𒄋 𒊿 (two).
21. 𒀩 (one).
22. 𒁈 (one)
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0.1 many/world 𒊹 šar₂
1. 1 one 𒁹 diš
1.2 single 𒀸 aš
1.3 ten 𒌋 u
2.1 two 𒈫 min
2.2 four 𒑖 limmu₆
2.3 six-hundred 𒐞 ĝešdu
2.4 hostile 𒉽 kur₂
2.5 open 𒁁 bad
2.6 half/middle 𒈦 maš
2.7 world/totality 𒋙 šu
2.8 hang/stretch 𒇲 la
2.9 to-be 𒈨 me
3. 1 three 𒐈 eš₅
3.2 water 𒀀 a
3.3 land/mountain 𒆳 kur
3.4 cut/break 𒋻 haš
3.5 cut/fragment 𒋡 sila
3.6 no/not 𒉡 nu
3.7 flax/linen 𒃰 gada
3.8 build 𒆕 du₃
3.9 scepter/stick 𒉺 sig₃
3.10 tree/wood 𒄑 ĝeš
3.11 eye/face 𒅆 igi
3.12 one-third𒑚 šušana
3.13 thirty 𒌍 ušu₃
4.1 four 𒍝 sea
4.2 four 𒇹 limmu₂
4.3 good/pleasant 𒄭dug₃
4.4 star 𒀭 an
4.5share/allotment𒁀ba
4.6 put/place 𒃻 gar
4.7 stump/slab 𒆸 lagab
4.8 bird 𒄷 mušen
4.9 horn 𒋛 si
4.10 bend/twist 𒄥 gur
4.11 day/Sun 𒌓 u₄
4.12 caravan 𒆜 kaskal
4.13 female/gal𒊩munus
4.14worker/troop𒂟erim
4.15 song/music 𒌇tuku
4.16 four 𒐼 limmu
5.1 five 𒐊 ia₂
5.2 thirty-six thousand 𒐬 šaru
5.3 number 216,000 𒄱 ub
5.4 rob/steal 𒅕 ir
5.5 seed 𒆰 numun
5.6 that 𒊑 re
5.7 rain 𒋩 šur
5.8 ship 𒈣 ma₂
5.9 face 𒈹 muš₃
5.10 sea 𒀊 ab
5.11 go 𒁺 du
5.12 rob/take 𒅕 ir
5.13 basket/box𒂷pisan
5.14 courtyard 𒆦 kisal
5.15 bull/ox 𒄞 gu₄
5.16chariot/wagon𒈥mar
5.17 young-man 𒄨 guruš
5.18 curse 𒀾 aš₂
5.19 house 𒈠 ma
5.20 length/long𒁍gid
5.21 flying/up𒉏 nim
5.22 dog 𒌨 ur
5.23 fifty 𒐐 ninnu
5.24 fruit-orchard𒇥pu₂
5.25 sit/dwell 𒆪 tuš
6.1 six 𒐋 aš₃
6.2 city 𒌷 uru
6.3 knife/sword 𒄈gir₂
6.4 fell/fall 𒊒 šub
6.5 goat 𒈧 maš₂
6.6 prince 𒉣 nun
6.7 from 𒋫 ta
6.8 male 𒍑 nita
6.9 ? 𒄒 šennur
6.10 plant 𒌑 u₂
6.11 big 𒃲 gal
6.12 hand 𒋗 šu
6.13 heart 𒊮 ša₃
6.14 soup 𒄰 tu₇
6.15 calf 𒀫 amar
6.16 star 𒌌 ul
6.17 lawsuit 𒁲 sa₂
6.18 ? 𒆹 suk
6.19 sheep 𒇻 udu
6.20 ? 𒆵 kušu₂
7.1 seven 𒐌 imin
7.2 cry/praise 𒄿 i
7.3 through 𒁄 bala
7.4 moon/month 𒌗 itu
7.5 name 𒈬 mu
7.6 head/top 𒊕 sag
7.7 child 𒌉 dumu
7.8 levee/dyke 𒂊 e
7.9 brother 𒋀 šeš
7.10 equals/like 𒁶 gim
7.11 depths 𒇉 engur
7.12 flax/linen 𒄖 gu
8.1 eight 𒐍 ussu
8.2 know/learn 𒍪 zu
8.3 field 𒃷 gan₂
8.4 reed-bundle 𒊓 sa
8.5 wild-bull 𒄠 am
8.6 Uruk 𒀔 unug
8.7 wine/vine 𒃾ĝeštin
8.8 he / it 𒁉 bi
8.9 stone 𒎎 na₄
8.10 hoe/pickaxe 𒀠 al
8.11 clean / clear 𒈛 luh
8.12 person/man 𒇽lu₂
8.13 cake/knob 𒃼gar₃
8.14 ? 𒊭 ša
8.15 tell/mound 𒇯 du₆
8.16temple/shrine𒅁eb
8.17 drill/sew 𒉄bulug
8.18 clean/clear 𒂖 sikil
9.1 nine 𒑆 ilimmu
9.2 skin/hide 𒋢 kuš
9.3 chief/high 𒈤 mah
9.4 stone 𒈾 na
9.5 reed 𒄀 gi
9.6speckled/spot𒁯dar
9.7neck/shoulder𒄘gu₂
9.8 father 𒀜 ad
9.9 this 𒉈 ne
9.10 run 𒁽 kaš₄
9.11 mother 𒂼 ama
9.12 ? 𒃌 galga
9.13 air/wind 𒆤 lil₂
9.14 hit 𒊏 ra
9.15 bowl/platter 𒁓 bur
9.16 distant 𒋤 su₃
9.17 towards 𒂠 še₃
9. 18 house 𒂍 e₂
9.19 night 𒈪 gi₆
9.20 native 𒂠 gi₇
10.1 spouse 𒁮 dam
10.2 lord 𒂗 en
10.3 song 𒂡 šir₂
10.4 spouse 𒊺 še
10.5 kill 𒄣 gum
10.6 fish 𒄫 gir
10.7 to-tie 𒆒 kad₄
10.8 spouse 𒁮 dam
10.9 snake 𒈲 muš
10.10 ? 𒌔 uh₂
10.11 egg 𒉭 nunuz
10.12 tablet / clay 𒉎 im
10.13 heavy 𒂂 dugud
10.14 and 𒅇 u₃
10.15 mudbrick𒋞sig₄
10.16 message 𒆥 kin
11.1 speak 𒅗 dug₄
11.2 door 𒅅 ig
11.3 do / act 𒀝 ag
11.4 salt 𒁵 mun
11.5 owner / lord 𒂗 en
11.6 ? 𒄙 dur
11.7 wall 𒂦 bad₃
11.8 Nineveh 𒀏 nina
11.9 ? 𒃠 ganun
11.10 ? 𒁖 dag
12.1 pot 𒆷 la
12.2 touch 𒋳 tag
12.3 star 𒀯 mul
12.4 tablet 𒁾 dub
12.5 trust 𒉪 nir
12.6 head/skull𒌋𒅗ugu
12.7 bring 𒉐 tum₃
12.8 fertilize 𒈝 lum
12.9 pig 𒂄 šaḫ₂
13.1 tongue 𒅴 eme
13.2 pig 𒋚 šubur
13.3 fate 𒉆 nam
13.4 throat 𒍣 zi
13.5 door 𒆍 ka₂
13.6 insult 𒅔 in
13.7 orchard 𒊬 kiri₆
13.8burn/scorch𒉋bil₂
13.9 milk 𒂵 ga
13.10 return 𒄄 gi₄
13.11 false 𒈜 lul
14.1 testicle 𒉢 nu₁₁
14.2 storm 𒂇 mir
14.3 ? 𒃶 gan
14.4 country𒌦kalam
14.5 rightside 𒍠 zag
14.6 silver/metal 𒆬 ku₃
14.7 female-sheep 𒇇 u₈
15.1 eat 𒅥 gu₇
15.2 illness 𒌅 tu
15.3 nail 𒌢 umbin
15.4 ? 𒃥 esag
16.1 anoint 𒂞 šeš
16.2 sell/barter𒉚 sa₁₀
16.3 ? 𒋋 bappir
16.4 shout 𒌤 de₂
16.5 vessel 𒌵 uri
17.1 hand / arm 𒀉 a₂
17.2 donkey 𒀲 anše
18.1 sleep 𒈿 nu₂
18.2 rich 𒇷 li
18.3 carry 𒅍 il₂
18.4 good 𒊷 ša₆
19.1 wild-goat 𒁰dara₃
20.1 bison 𒄋 alim
20.2 pure 𒊿 šen
21.1 statue 𒀩 alan
22.1 sanctuary 𒁈 bara₂
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Here I presented: Konrad Volk, “A Sumerian Reader”, 1999 PART THREE (III).
COMMENTS.
The disorder of “dyslexia” refers to one who is “readless”. DYS is the standard notation used in genetics for “dyslexia (readless)”trait. The trait is listed BELOW. showing the location of the genes of the disorder of the readless. Reading did not begin until 3,500 BC Sumerian’ cuneiform language was invented.
