Session 23 August 2001

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thorbiorn

The Living Force
FOTCM Member
The french team is translating this session and they would like to have some precisions about that section of the session:
Q: Okay, last time we were talking about the "M" mound in Wisconsin. You said that it was not a natural structure but that it was built for "F 353535." Could you say more about this? Was this used somehow to genetically manipulate the surrounding population?
A:Best so called lie in town.
Q: That doesn't make any sense.
A:Lay. [As in "ley" lines?]
Q: (TB) It looks like a big man laying. Is something laying there? (L) Or was it used for some kind of fertility rites? Is something buried inside it?
A: Force field generator.
[...]
Q: (TB) There is an incredibly high rate of cancer in the area. Is it related to this high rate of cancer?
A:Yes. Lies are lays.
Q: (A) The cancer could be due to the lead which leaches into the water. (TB) That's true. (L) Genetically manipulate the surrounding population. Does this force field... well, yeah.Lies are lays. Ley lines, lies are lays... (TB) STS control field. (L) Is that what you are saying?
A: Close.
I have bolded the parts that are a bit unclear.

Any comments or precision wil be appreciated.

Thanks
Below are some attempts to come to an understanding which would make translation easier. If nothing gets resolved, would it be possible to make a translation in French while also adding a footnote or a comment in brackets including the English text, so interested people could continue their study of meaning on their own?

I interpret "Best so called lie in town." to refer to "Was this used somehow to genetically manipulate the surrounding population?"
"Lay" refers to "Force field generator"
But regarding this "Force field generator" Does "A: Close." refer to "(L): [...]Lies are lays. Ley lines, lies are lays..." and or "(TB) STS control field"?

Lay as a noun has several meanings and more than one might it be meaningful. Below I have crossed out those I find less likely.
lay
noun (1)
\ ˈlā \
Definition oflay(Entry 2 of 5)
1: COVERT,LAIR
2:something (such as a layer) that lies or is laid (seeLAY entry 1)
3a:line of action: PLAN
b:line of work: OCCUPATION
4a:terms of sale or employment: PRICE
b:share of profit (as on a whaling voyage) paid inlieuof wages
5a:the amount ofadvanceof any point in a rope strand for one turn
b:the nature of a fiber rope as determined by the amount of twist, the angle of the strands, and the angle of the threads in the strands

6:the way in which a thing lies or is laid in relation to something else the lay of the land
7:the state of one that lays eggs hens coming into lay
8a vulgar:a partner in sexual intercourse

b usually vulgar: SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
Definition of SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
Lay. InThe Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary. Retrieved December 10, 2019, fromDefinition of LAY
"Lay" can be in the meaning of something covert, as a hiding place. The lie of it being "to genetically manipulate the surrounding population?" hides that it was (is still?) a "Force field generator" Just as the mount itself may be understood as a hiding place for a "Force field generator" perhaps buried. Also it can be a lay in the sense of being a plan or part of a plan. Alternatively if one takes meaning six then the lay of the land is what adds up to it being a force field generator. Or the way something was laid inside the mound.

The context of the previous session was:
Q: Was Rock Lake also a necropolis?
A: No.
Q: Where did the people come from who built the structures in Rock Lake?
A: Have come from many places.
Q: (T) Is the "M" mound a natural formation?
A: No.
Q: (L) Who made it?
A: F 353535
Q: Is it worthwhile to keep studying these clues?
A: Yes.
There are several Rock Lakes, butRock Lake (Wisconsin) - Wikipedia
Rock Lake is perhaps most famous for its underwater "pyramids" believed by some to be built by the Aztalan natives at a time when water levels were much lower.[2]
Rock Lake (Wisconsin) - Wikipedia
As for Mound "M" there is this onePlatte Mound M - Wikipediawhile everyone would know the "M" was constructed by students what about the mound itself? Or what is standing on it? The Aztalan made mounds as can be seen from the links below, but I couldn't find the older history of Platte Mound; whether it was influenced by the Aztalan culture is not mentioned.
Gandalf

Gandalf

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Below are some attempts to come to an understanding which would make translation easier. If nothing gets resolved, would it be possible to make a translation in French while also adding a footnote or a comment in brackets including the English text, so interested people could continue their study of meaning on their own?

Thanks thorbiorn. They will probably add a comment.
Inquorate

Inquorate

Jedi Master
FOTCM Member
Q: (L) And he had things that were described in the literature as robots or mechanical guys, didn't he? So those were his other machines. What did these machines do?
A: Many things.
Q: (A) I want to know... okay, they were collecting EM energy. Where was this energy coming from. I would also like to collect EM energy. Was this energy from the EM field, was it solar energy, from zero-point energy, or cosmic energy, or what? Where was this energy coming from?
A: Solar moon.
Q: What does that mean?
A: Reflected and therefore modified.
Q: (L) So that suggests the "mirror" concept of Huang Ti.

Picture a solenoid, vibrating with a.c. electricity. At a certain frequency, this vibration will increase, due to the effect of air molecules and virtual particles around the solenoid achieving resonance with vibrating lattice of atoms in the coil. This frequency is related to the quantum transitional speed, 1.094mhz, not speed of light. Consider the local atoms will line up and vibrate as longitudinal phonon (sound) waves, hence 'heat' energy of the system will lower, but electrical activity increase.

Now consider two identical solenoid and a capacitor in series, cap in middle. At a certain frequency, the lag between potential and current in the system at the two ends will be 180' out of phase. Meaning, a power measurement will be negative.

Now, get both frequencies the same, ensure spatial resonance of coils slightly different, no magnetic link between coils, and viola, create electromagnetic energy from reflected atomic movement.

Happy to discuss this.
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Artem Tyomodachi

Artem Tyomodachi

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Q: (L) Well, where did Huang Ti come from?
A: Orion Lab.
Somewhere on the forum it was said that it was not clear if this applies only to Huangdi or to all Chinese. According to this study, and if you think the interpretation is correct, then the second option is correct.
Proofs of a divine origin of Chinese are found

Geneticists from the Central southern university have found proofs that slightly less than a half of Chinese are descendants of mythical emperors Ian-di (or Shen-nun) in China and Juan-di to whom the divine origin was attributed. Scientists have presented the conclusions in the pre-print published in a repository of bioRxiv.org.

In 2014 work according to which 40 percent of Chinese are descendants of three “superprimogenitors” living during the Neolithic when agriculture development has begun has been published. Such conclusion is based on existence in population of three often found gaplotip (inherited together options of genes) in a Y-chromosome: O3a1c, O3a2c1 and O3a2c1a. Researchers have decided to find out whether these gaplotipa can initially belong to the first Chinese emperors.

Having studied myths and historical records, researchers have found out that, according to legends, the majority of the Chinese surnames there are from names of governors Ian-di and Juan-di. Geneticists have taken DNA samples from 2415 men who have been divided into several groups according to their surnames: Jiang (occurring from the emperor Ian-di), Ying and Ji (both from Juan-di). Several surnames which as it is considered, are related a name of the mythological hero rebel Chi Yu, the successor Ian-di have entered into the last group at once.

它建立在gaploti的运营商p O3a1c the surnames connected with Ian-di, and among O3a2c1a carriers — the surnames connected with Juan-di met more often. Gaplotip was characteristic O3a2c1 of people from the fourth group. Thus, scientists, according to them, managed to connect three “superprimogenitors” with ancient governors of China. However the genetic difference between various groups at the same time remains insignificant therefore it is impossible to come to unambiguous conclusions.

Juan-di — one of the first emperors of China who is considered the ancestor of all Chinese and the founder of Taoism. Ian-di, or “the fiery emperor” is the highest deity in a cult of the Sun, traditional for China, and also the patron of agriculture and medicine. Historians consider that both governors existed as real historic figures, however is later than steel heroes of myths.


The study itself:https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2018/12/05/487918.full.pdf

And another study that shows that carriers of these haplogroups are 2 times less likely to have autism spectrum disorders (ASD):
Recent studies found three Neolithic super-grandfather Y haplotypes among Han Chinese, consistent with the legend of Yan and Huang Emperors. Individuals of royal and noble ancestry or high social economic status (SES) are known to practice assortative mating and consanguineous marriages, which can produce offspring of both higher and lower than average fitness. However, the roles of the super-grandfather Y haplotypes and their descendant lines in history, fitness, and the male biased autism spectrum disorder (ASD) remain unknown. Here we show a link between the super-grandfathers and the legend ofYan-HuangEmperors and between their descendant haplotypes and ASD. We found that subjects carrying the O3a1c and O3a2c1a super-grandfather haplotypes were enriched withYanandHuangrelated surnames, respectively, in two independent datasets of 1564 and 772 male Han subjects. We identified high and low SES descendant haplotypes of the super-grandfathers using the Han dataset of the 1000 genomes project based on two criteria: more descendant branches and fewer mutations before star-like expansions.By genotyping 505 fathers of ASD affected male children from the Autism Clinical and Genetic Resources in China with surnames either closely related to Huang (Ying group) or less related (Ji group), we found the high SES haplotypes within the O3a2c1a clade at ∼2 fold lower (odds ratio 2.05, 95% CI 1.28-3.26, P=0.0026) while the low SES haplotypes at ∼2 fold higher frequency (odds ratio 1.92, 95% CI 1.01-3.64, P = 0.046) in the fathers relative to 505 normal subjects.The fraction of low SES haplotypes was greater than that of high SES in ASD fathers of the Ying group, in contrast to Ying controls or the Ji fathers and Ji controls. Consistently, analysis of 2366 ASD affected children showed higher male to female ratio for Ying versus Ji group (6.52 +/-1.11 v 4.59 +/-0.41, P = 0.028, one tailed). These results provide evidence for the Yan-Huang legend and suggest a role for Y in ASD
Tycho

Tycho

Jedi
Re: 23 August 2001




谢谢你的努力an , perhaps you benefit from a search the transcrips for UMMO info ...

I could not find any usefull information regarding the "Ummo" on the Cass site. Has it been removed?
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ToxicCoward

的力量是强大的

This hyperlink doesn't work anymore. It looks like that it broke after migration to some different forum software. I guess it ommit migration since it wasn't tagged as link...

I hope ID's remain same, so it should be this topic:
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thorbiorn

The Living Force
FOTCM Member
Q: (L) What is the difference between Galle and Gaul?
A: Clue.
Q: (L) Do they both refer to France?
A: No.
Q: (L) Does Galle refer to Rhineland?
A: Close.
Q: (L) I discovered today that one of the Maltese islands, the one that is now called Gozo, was once called "Gaul." Is that getting closer?
A: Close.
"Galle and Gaul" reminded me of Galicia. Eventually, the search led to three different trails.
1)
"Name of Galicia"
From the Wiki:
ThenameofGalicia, anautonomous communityofSpainandformer kingdomon theIberian Peninsula, derives from the Latin toponymCallaecia, laterGallaecia, related to the name ofan ancient tribe that resided north of theDouroriver, the Gallaeci or CallaeciinLatin, orKallaikói(καλλαικoι) inGreek.[1]
And
The etymology of the name has been studied since the 7th century. The earliest known attempt at this was due toIsidore of Seville, who related the name of the Galicians and of the Gauls to the Greek word γάλα,milk, 'they are called Galicians because of their fair skin, as the Gauls. For they are fairer than the rest of the peoples of Spain.'[1]Currently, scholars[1]relate the name of the ancient Callaeci either to theProto-Indo-European*kal-n-eH2 'hill', derived through a local relationalsuffix-aik-, so meaning 'the hill (people)'; or either toProto-Celtic*kallī- 'forest', so meaning 'the forest (people)'.[2]In either case,Galiciawould mean "land of theKallaikoi", and be unrelated to the Insular Celtic word Gael, which derives from the root *weydʰ- 'wilderness', or toGallia, which derives from Celtic *galn- 'power, might'[需要引证]. Update It comes from the ancient name of the city of Porto Kala/kale/Cale meaning port/harbour. Also the city its in the origin of the country’s name Portugal. After the Romans toke over they called the city Portus-Cale/Portucale/Portugal which means Port Port in latin and Celtic. Kalã/kale/cale = what is nowadays Porto Kallaikoi/Calaeci/Galicia= people from Kalã/kale/Cale
From the Wiki aboutGallaecithere is a map:
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In the above map one notices thatSantiago de Compostelais located in: Galicia. TheWikihas:
Santiago de Compostela [a]is the capital of theautonomous communityofGalicia, in northwesternSpain. The city has its origin in the shrine ofSaint James the Great, now theCathedral of Santiago de Compostela目的地,of theWay of St. James, a leading Catholicpilgrimageroute since the 9th century.[3]In 1985, the city's Old Town was designated aUNESCO World Heritage Site.

Santiago de Compostela has a very mild climate for its latitude with heavy winter rainfall courtesy of its relative proximity to the prevailing winds fromAtlantic low-pressure systems.
2)
Galicia (Eastern Europe)
The Wiki has:
Galicia(/ɡəˈlɪʃ(i)ə/;[1] 乌克兰andRusyn: Галичина,Halychyna;Polish:Galicja;CzechandSlovak:Halič;German:Galizien;Hungarian:Galícia/Gácsország/Halics;Romanian:Galiț我a/Halici;Yiddish: גאַליציע‎Galitsiye) was a historical and geographic region at the crossroad ofCentralandEastern Europe.[2] [3] [4]It was once the smallKingdom of Galicia–Volhynia后来一个crown landofAustria-Hungary, theKingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, which straddled the modern-day border betweenPolandandUkraine. The area, named after the medieval city ofHalych,[5] [6] [7]was first mentioned in Hungarian historical chronicles in the year 1206 asGaliciæ.[8] [9]In 1253 PrinceDaniel of Galiciawas crowned the King of Rus (Latin:Rex Rusiae) orKing of Rutheniafollowing theMongol invasion in Ruthenia(Kyivan俄文). In 1352 the波尔王国andannexed the Kingdom of Galicia and Volhynia as theRuthenian Voivodeship(Latin:Palatinatus Russiae).
And:
InRomantimes, the region was populated by various tribes of Celto-Germanic admixture, includingCeltic-based tribes – like theGaliceor "Gaulics" andBolihiniior "Volhynians" – theLugiansandCotiniof Celtic,VandalsandGothsof Germanic origins (thePrzeworskandPúchovcultures). Duringthe Great Migration period of Europe(coinciding with the fall of theRoman Empire), a variety of nomadic groups invaded the area,[17] [18]but overall, the East Slavic tribesWhite CroatsandTivertsidominated the area since the 6th century until were annexed toKyivan俄文in the 10th century.[19]

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Map_of_the_Kingdom_of_Galicia%2C_1914.jpg

3)
Galatiain present-day Turkey

The Wiki has:
Galatia (/ɡəˈleɪʃə/;Ancient Greek: Γαλατία,Galatía, "Gaul") was an ancient area in the highlands of centralAnatolia, roughly corresponding to theprovincesofAnkaraandEskişehir, in modernTurkey.Galatia was named after theGaulsfromThrace(cf.Tylis), who settled here and became its ruling caste in the 3rd century BC, following theGallic invasion of the Balkansin 279 BC. It has been called the "Gallia" of the East; Roman writers calling its inhabitantsGalli(GaulsorCelts).
The terms "Galatians" came to be used by the Greeks for the three Celtic peoples of Anatolia: theTectosages , theTrocmii, and theTolistobogii. [1] [2]By the 1st century BC the Celts had become soHellenizedthat some Greek writers called themHellenogalatai(Ἑλληνογαλάται).[3] [4]The Romans called themGallograeci.[4]Though the Celts had, to a large extent, integrated intoHellenisticAsia Minor, they preserved their linguistic and ethnic identity.[1]
Roman Galatia[edit]
Main article:Galatia (Roman province)
Upon the death ofDeiotarus, the Kingdom of Galatia was given toAmyntas, an auxiliary commander in the Roman army of Brutus and Cassius who gained the favor of Mark Antony.[13]After his death in 25 BC, Galatia was incorporated byAugustusinto the Roman Empire, becoming a Roman province.[14]Near his capital Ancyra (modern Ankara), Pylamenes, the king's heir, rebuilt a temple of thePhrygiangodMento venerate Augustus (theMonumentum Ancyranum), as a sign of fidelity. It was on the walls of this temple in Galatia that the major source for theRes Gestaeof Augustus were preserved for modernity. Few of the provinces proved more enthusiastically loyal to Rome.

Josephusrelated the Biblical figureGomerto Galatia (or perhaps to Gaul in general): "For Gomer founded those whom the Greeks now call Galatians, [Galls], but were then called Gomerites."[15]Others have related Gomer toCimmerians.

Paul the Apostle visited Galatia in his missionary journeys,[16]and wrote to the Christians there in theEpistle to the Galatians.

Although originally possessing a strongcultural identity, by the 2nd century AD, the Galatians had becomeassimilated(Hellenization) into theHellenistic civilizationofAnatolia.[17] The Galatians were still speaking theGalatian languagein the time of St.Jerome(347–420 AD), who wrote that the Galatians of Ancyra and theTreveriofTrier(in what is now theRhineland) spoke the samelanguage(Comentarii in Epistolam ad Galatos, 2.3, composed c. 387).

In an administrative reorganisation (c.386–395), two new provinces succeeded it,Galatia PrimaandGalatia SecundaorSalutaris, which included part of Phrygia. The fate of the Galatian people is a subject of some uncertainty, but they seem ultimately to have been absorbed into the Greek-speaking populations of Anatolia.
In the map below the Tectosages are near the Pyrenees, while the Treveri are situated in the upper right area of the map.
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In the map below, Galatia is in the middle while Ancyra/Ankyra, mentioned in the Wiki, is located just above the name.
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When I looked up theTectosagesone of the tribes, on the Wiki, there was:
TheTectosagesorTectosagii(Gaulish: *Textosagii, 'Dwelling-Seekers', or 'Possessions-Seekers') were one of the three ancientGallictribes ofGalatiain centralAsia Minor, together with theTolistobogiiandTrocmii.[1]
TheGaulish ethnonym*Textosagii(sing.Textosagios) means 'those who seek a dwelling', or 'those who seek possessions'. It is composed of the roottexto-('goods, property, possessions'; cf.Old Irish techt'possession') attached tosagi-('who is seeking'), and can be compared with the Old Irish legal termtechtaigidir, meaning 'to seek to establish (or reestablish) legal claim to land'.[2] [3]The formTectosagesis a Latinized variant of the Celtic name where thevoiceless velar fricative⟨x⟩, unknown in Latin, was replaced with the sound ⟨k⟩.[2]
According toStrabo, the Tectosages came originally from the region aroundTolosainGaul, where they had been part of the tribal confederation of theVolcae. During theGallic invasion of the Balkans, c. 280 BC, a branch of the Volcae Tectosages, returning fromDelphi, split from the main group and joined two other tribes, the Tolistobogii and the Trocmi. Around 278 BC they were hired as mercenaries byNicomedes IofBithyniaand crossed theBosporus. After leaving Bithynia they raided in Asia Minor and finally settled in easternPhrygia, where they established a new Celtic confederate identity as theGalatians. The Tectosages occupied the centre of the Galatian territory, round their capitalAncyra, with the Tolistobogii in the west and the Trocmii to the east.
The Wiki has a map:
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Finally, I looked upVolcaeand came full circle:
TheVolcae(Latin pronunciation:[ˈwɔɫkae̯]) were a tribal confederation constituted before the raid of combinedGaulsthat invadedMacedoniac. 270 BC and fought the assembled Greeks at theBattle of Thermopylae in 279 BC.Tribes known by the name Volcae were found simultaneously in southern Gaul,Moravia, theEbrovalley of theIberian Peninsula, andGalatiainAnatolia.The Volcae appear to have been part of the lateLa Tène material culture, and aCelticidentity has been attributed to the Volcae, based on mentions in Greek and Latin sources as well asonomasticevidence. Driven by highly mobile groups operating outside the tribal system and comprising diverse elements, the Volcae were one of the newethnic entities形成在凯尔特的军事紧张sion at the beginning of the 3rd century BC.[1]Collecting in thefamous excursion into the Balkans, ostensibly, from the Hellene point of view, to raidDelphi, a branch of the Volcae split from the main group on the way into the Balkans and joined two other tribes, theTolistobogiiand the Trocmi, to settle in central Anatolia and establish a new identity as theGalatians.

The Tectosagii were a group of the Volcae who moved throughMacedoniainto Anatolia c. 277 BC.Strabosays the Tectosagii came originally from the region near modernToulouse, in France.
Etymology[edit]
Most modern Celticists regard the tribal nameUolcaeas being related toWelsh:gwalch(hawk); perhaps related at theProto-Indo-European levelto Latinfalco(hawk). Compare the Gaulish personal nameCatuuolcusto Welshcadwalch'hero', literally 'battle-hawk', though some prefer to translate Gaulish*uolco-as 'wolf' and, by semantic extension, 'errant warrior'.[2]
Now, I wonder if the word Volcae is related to the German name for people, "Volk", but that is already another question.
Bastian

Bastian

Dagobah Resident
Now, I wonder if the wordVolcaeis related to the German name for people, "Volk", but that is already another question.
According to the Wiktionary :
Wiktionary said:
The French Wikipédia gives more details (translation thanks to DeepL) :
Origin of the name

In book 2 of Ptolemy's Geography, we find the mentions Οὐόλκαι Ἀρικόμιοι / Ouólkai Arikómioi and Οὐόλκαι Τεκτόσαγες / Ouólkai Tektósages. The etymology of Volcae is not established with certainty.

Pierre-Yves Lambert gives a few hypotheses: an equivalent of the Germanic *folkam (English folk, German Volk) and meaning "the peoples", an equivalent of the Greek λύκος / lúkos ("wolf") or a form of the name of the "hawk" which would also be the origin of the Welsh gwalch "hawk "7.

Xavier Delamarre does not take up the idea of an etymon meaning "the peoples"and contests the explanation by the Indo-European *ul̥kʷos "wolf" which is for him impossible, because it does not take into account phonetics and should lead to something like *ulipos in Gallic. Instead, he raises the hypothesis of an etymology by the Indo-European theme *gʷhel- / *ǵhuel- '(re)bend', hence *ghuol-k- / *ghuəl-k- the origin of the name of the "falcon "8.

The words volcos, volca would thus designate "the hawk" and are found in the personal names Catu-volcos, comparable to Welsh cadwalch "hero, champion, warrior"; Volcius; Volcenius; Volcinius; Volcacius, etc. The name is equivalent to Latin falcō, possibly of Germanic origin, and Latin falx "scythe," from the shape of the beak.

就有很大的影响在摩拉维亚,磕磕碰碰er with the Boians and Cotini and other Danube tribes, they controlled a very active network of roads connected to the Mediterranean and Germanic territories. The prowess of these peoples and their proximity led to a borrowing of their name by the Germans (in the form "*Walhōz" ("*Walhaz" in the singular)) to refer to the Celts and then to the Romans following the fusion of the two cultures. This word was widely applied to all the former Roman provinces including the Welsh, Italians and French (note that Wales is Wales in the English language because of the ancient writing of the G in calligraphic W (ex: William the Conqueror = Wilhelm der Eroberer) so Welsh, Gallic but also Valois, are identical and we can compare the English Welsh, the Dutch Waal which gave its name to the Belgian Wallonia, the German welsch, the Swiss German Churwelsch (former name of Romansh, which was spoken in Chur), the Canton of Valais, the Old Norse Valr ("Roman; French"). The word was also borrowed by the Slavs (in the form "*Volśi", "*Volxъ" in the singular), who used it to refer to the Wallachians (Romanians)9 and also Valls in Catalan. The Poles applied it not only to Vlachs ("Wołosi") but also to Italians ("Włosi"). Moreover, the Hungarian name for Italy ("Olaszország") and the archaic ethnonym Oláhok (meaning "Vlachs", i.e. "Romanians") derive from the same root. The name "*Walhaz" is found in "Wallachia", "Walloon", and in German words like Welschschweiz ("French-speaking Switzerland") as well as Welschgraben ("French trenches"), formerly designating a Burgundian and also linguistic defensive barrier in the Bruche valley at Lutzelhouse.

Source :
Wikipedia FR said:

Origine du nom

Dans le livre 2 de laGéographiede Ptolémée, on trouve les mentions Οὐόλκαι Ἀρικόμιοι /Ouólkai Arikómioiet Οὐόλκαι Τεκτόσαγες /Ouólkai Tektósages. L'étymologiedeVolcaen'est pas établie avec certitude.

Pierre-Yves Lambertdonne quelques hypothèses : un équivalent du germanique*folkam(anglaisfolk, allemandVolk) et signifiant « les peuplades », un équivalent du grec λύκος /lúkos(« loup ») ou encore une forme du nom du « faucon » qui serait également l'origine dugallois gwalch« faucon »7.

Xavier Delamarre ne reprend pas l'idée d'un étymon signifiant « les peuplades » et conteste l'explication par l'indo-européen*ul̥kʷos« loup » qui est pour lui impossible, car ne tient pas compte de la phonétique et devrait aboutir à quelque chose comme *uliposengaulois. Il évoque par contre l'hypothèse d'une étymologie par le thème indo-européen *gʷhel-/ *ǵhuel-'(re)courber', d'où *ghuol-k-/ *ghuəl-k-à l'origine du nom du « faucon »8.

Les motsvolcos,volcadésigneraient donc « le faucon » et on les retrouve dans les noms de personnesCatu-volcos, comparable au galloiscadwalch« héros, champion, guerrier » ;Volcius;Volcenius;Volcinius;Volcacius, etc. Le nom est équivalent du latinfalcō, possiblement d'origine germanique, et le mot latinfalx« faux », d'après la forme du bec.

Les Volques avaient une grande influence en Moravie, en compagnie desBoïenset desCotiniet autres tribus du Danube, ils contrôlaient un réseau très actif de routes reliées à la Méditerranée et aux territoires germaniques. Les prouesses de ces peuples et leur proximité ont mené à un emprunt de leur nom par les Germains (sous la forme « *Walhōz » (« *Walhaz » au singulier)) pour désigner les Celtes puis les Romains à la suite de la fusion des deux cultures. Ce mot a été largement appliqué à toutes les anciennes provinces romaines incluant les Gallois, les Italiens et les Français (notez bien que pays de Galles est Wales en langue Anglaise à cause de l'ancienne écriture du G en W calligraphiée (ex : Guillaume Le Conquérant = Wilhelm der Eroberer) donc Gallois, Gaulois mais aussi Valois,sont identiques et on peut comparer l'anglaisWelsh, le néerlandaisWaalqui a donné son nom à la Wallonie belge, l'allemandwelsch, le suisse allemandChurwelsch(ancien nom du romanche, lequel était parlé àCoire), le Canton du Valais, levieux norrois Valr(« Roman ; Français »). Le mot a aussi été emprunté par les Slaves (sous la forme « *Volśi », « *Volxъ » au singulier), qui l'ont utilisé pour se référer auxValaques(Roumains)9et aussi Valls en Catalan. Les Polonais l'ont appliqué non seulement auxValaques(« Wołosi ») mais aussi aux Italiens (« Włosi »). De plus, le nom hongrois de l'Italie (« Olaszország ») et l'ethnonyme archaïqueOláhok(signifiant « Valaques », i.e. «Roumains») dérivent de la même racine. Le nom « *Walhaz » se retrouve dans «Valachie», «Wallon», et dans des mots allemands commeWelschschweiz(« Suisse francophone ») ainsi queWelschgraben(« tranchées françaises »), désignant anciennement une barrière défensive bourguignonne et aussi linguistique dans la vallée de la Bruche à Lutzelhouse.
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Jedi
August 23, 2001
Ark, Laura, Terri Burns

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Q: (A) What is the relation between the fourth density that we know and the fifth dimension of Einstein and Bergman?
A: Identical.
问:为什么我们不知道这个第五dimension?
A: Barriers to concept imposed by 4D STS.
Q: (L) Are these barriers to the concept part of what I have been approaching in my writing - the imposition of the idea of linear time by the monotheistic philosophy and religious controls - which is resulting in so much attack?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) Indeed. It terrifies people "religiously" to even think about it. (A) We know what it means that I am distant from you by 20 inches in space. I know what it means to be distant from the future by 20 minutes in time. What does it mean to be distant from something in the 5th dimension? I can't think of it...
A: Distance is a 3rd density constraint of consciousness energy grid structure.
Q: (L) Are you saying that consciousness energy is extruded into a grid structure? I don't even know how to ask. (A) Einstein, Bergman and Bargmann, were using distance to measure distance in the 5th dimension. They were not using consciousness, they were not using a grid, but they were using distance. And it was supposedly a good theory because they had to abandon it. So, none of them said anything about consciousness, yet they were using distance. So, my question is, is distance an expression of consciousness? Is there a distance from one point to another point expressed as, say, 2 million atoms? Is that a distance? What does consciousness have to do with this? How to model atoms in this 5th dimensional world?
A: As Grid.
Q: (A) Grid of what?
A: Energy.
Q: (A) What is the 5th dimension role in this grid?
A: Rim of Cylinder.
Q: (A) What is rim?
A: Surface of loop.
Q: (A) Loop. Loop in 3 D or loop in 5th?
A: 5.


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The "Rim of Cylinder" and "Surface of loop" reminds me of a torus, which is the shape of a cylinder bent into a circular shape. It sort of looks like a donut.

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According to the Wiktionary :
This pagehttps://wikivisually.com/wiki/Volcaegives an overview with pictures and mentions
Derived ethnonyms for Celts and Romans
The prowess of these tribes and their proximity led to their name being borrowed into Germanic as *Walhaz, a generic term for "Celt" and eventually "Roman" as the two cultures merged in time. This word has been applied widely to any former Roman provincials, including theWelsh,Italians, andFrench. Compare: EnglishWelsh, Flemish Dutchwaalsch"Walloons", Germanwelsch"French", Switzerland GermanChurwelsch"Churer Romance" (an old name forRomansh, which used to be spoken inChur), Old NorseValir"Roman; French". The word was also borrowed by the Slavs, who used it to refer to theVlachs.Polishapplied it not only to Vlachs (Wołosi) but also Italians (Włosi); the same pair of ethnonyms also exist inCzech:Valaš我(=瓦拉几人或Wallachians) &Vlaši(= an archaic denomination for Italians). Moreover,Hungarianname of Italy (Olaszország) and the archaical ethnonymOláhok(meaning Wallach, i.e., Romanian) are derived from the same root. More examples in German as used in Switzerland includeWelschschweiz"French-speaking Switzerland",Welschdörfli"Romansh Village" a historic section ofChur, andWelschgraben"French trenches" formerly aBurgundiandefensive barrier. (See GermanWelsche.)

The nameWalhazis contained inWallachia,Wallonia, and also, in the original meaning of "Gallic" or "Roman" appears in the wordwalnutand Old EnglishGalwal"Gaul; France".
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