Proto-Afro-Asiatic *mn, Egyptian mn,Min, PIE men, MINoa, MINos

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From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nostratic_languages Personal pronouns…….For space reasons, Etruscan is not included, but the fact that it had /mi/ 'I' and /mini/ 'me' seems to fit the pattern reconstructed for Proto-Nostratic ideally, leading some[45] to argue that the Aegean or Tyrsenian languages were yet another Nostratic branch. Proto- Nostratic Proto- Indo- European Proto- Uralic Proto- Altaic Proto- Kartvelian Proto- Dravidian Proto- Yukaghir Nivkh Proto- Chukotko- Kamchatkan Proto- Eskimo Proto- Afro- Asiatic 'I' (nominative) /mi/ h₁eǵom /ʔeɡʲom/[47] /mi/ /bi/ /me/, /mi/ /met/ ни /ni/ [47] /wi/ 'I', -/mkət/ 'I [act on] thee' /mi/,[48]-/mi/[49] 'me' ~ 'mine' (oblique cases) /minV/ /mene/[50] /minV/- /mine/- /men/- [47] Compare minV < !! > mwi-nu (MINos) MINu,MENe,MINi :“mie,meu” MINos<as>lat. MEos,MEus “al meu” Gr.menos,menios <> min. mwi-nu(MINos) http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:List_of_Proto-Indo-European_roots/m Root Meaning Derivatives me me Alb. mua, Lat. me, Umbrian mehe, Eng. mec/me, Gm. mih/mich, Ir. mé/mé, Russ.меня, мне, мной (menja; mne; mnoj), Hitt. ammuk, Lyc. amu, Lyd. amu, Goth.mik, ON mik; mér, Polish mi; mię; mnie, Gk. eme, Skr. मम् (mam), Av. mam,Welsh mi, Pers. /man, Venetic mego, Lith. man, Kurd. (i)m(in) *méne / *me-ós my, mine Eng. /mine, Gm. /mein, Kurd. ímin, Alb. /imi, Chapter 5 This enlarged root *mnâ- is built from *men- as in Greek menos, an abstract noun indicating a "state of mind" as manifested in such phenomena as "power" (on ... www.press.jhu.edu/books/nagy/BofATL/chapter5.html Behind the Name: Greek Mythology Names Means "maiden" in Greek. This was another name for the Greek goddess Persephone. ...Possibly related to Greek μενος (menos) "spirit". ... www.behindthename.com/nmc/gre-myth2.php   http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/men- Root 1 *men- 1.     to think, mind; spiritual activity [edit]Derived terms *mn̥tís ("thought") §  Latin: mēns §  Ancient Greek: αὐτόματος (automatos) §  Sanskrit: मति (matí) §  Old Church Slavonic: памѧть (pa-mętĭ), мьнѣти (mĭněti) §  Russian: память, помнить ("to remember"), мнить, мнение §  English: mean §  Lithuanian: mintis §  Gothic: �������������� (ga-munþs) §  Old English ġemynd, (ġe)myntan §  English mind, mint, mental *ménos ("mind") (verbal noun obtained by vrddhi) §  Sanskrit: मनस् (mánas) §  Hindi: मन (man) §  Avestan: �������� (manō) §  Old Persian: ������������ (haxā-mani) (personal name, "who has the mind of a friend", "friendly minded") §  Ancient Greek: μένος (menos) *mn̥yo/e- §  Ancient Greek: μαίνομαι (mainomai) §  Sanskrit: मन्यते (mányate) §  Avestan: ������������������ (mainyeite) §  Old Irish: do-moiniur ("have an opinion, believe") §  Old Persian: �������������� (mainyāhay) *mémon-a(y) §  Ancient Greek: μέμονα (memona) §  Latin: meminī §  Latin: memento < *mé-mn̥-tōd §  Gothic: ������ (man), ���������� (ga-man) *ms §  Russian: мысль, мышление, мечта, смысл, ум, разум, мозг [edit]Root 2 *men- 1.     to stay, stand still [edit]Descendants §  Ancient Greek: μένω (menō) §  Armenian: §  Old Armenian: մնամ (mnam) §  Armenian: մնալ (mnal) §  Kurdish: man §  Latin: maneo §  English: mansion [edit]Root 3 *men- 1.     to tower [edit]Descendants §  Latin prō-minēre (prominent), mōns "mountain" (mount) §  English: mine, mineral [edit]Root 4 *men- 1.     small, to diminish extensions *men-u-, men-wo-, men-k- [edit]Descendants §  Armenian: մանուկ (manuk), մանր (manr) §  Latin: minuo, minus, minor §    §  English: minute §  English: minister §  Lithuanian: menkas "negligible"   Lat. verb miner http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/miner#Latin     to mine, exploit natural riches      (transitive) To undermine, erode lat.  MINare      rom. MÎNa                engl.to drive/ a conduce=a MÎNa lat. MINae         rom. aMENinţări    engl. threats/aMENinţări lat MINa            rom. MINa                   engl.MINe/MINă lat. Gr. MANia  rom. MÎNia     engl.rage,threatening/MÎNie  lat.gen.sg.1st pers. MEI     rom. MINe acc. (on,by,to,at me)   engl. MINe gen. Of me anc. Gr. we/us"  ἡμῖν (eMIN)  rom. a MINa,MINte.aMENinţare,aMIN                  minoan MINos  < !? > rom. MÎNios 'to remain, be firm' :Proto Afro Asiatic MIN = PIE,MEN = Egipt. = MIN = răMÎN(e), MÎN(a) > aMEN, aMIN : “So be it” / ”(aşa) să fie,fixat, stea, răMÎNe” A MÎNa (ex. la un han )... (eu) MÎN (răMÎN,stau cantonat) > ro/ruMÎN?puternic-mân/rămân? MIN > fixed, constant, home, trustworthy, be,remain/să fie, stea,rămâne,fixat-constant-casă ? MINas :"(I,me) person,stay" ?   MEN,MAN,MIN person MINoa, MINoan, MIN :”fixed,remain, abide, dwell, be firm, established, enduring ” the local people MINos:” fixed,remaining,constant,hero” MINOtaur :”strong/bull-staying,fixed,remaining,trust”  = = SUN  ....(tar,taur,strong)

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3.    The Secret History of the World. And How To Get Out Alive www.calameo.com/books/000365390566763d1beec the labyrinth of Minos was modeled on an original in northern Egypt. ...

            Indo-European Lexicon: Pokorny Master PIE Etyma www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/lrc/.../PokornyMaster-X.html 5. men-, IE 3. men-, to stay, remain, stand still ...

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Allan R. Bomhard, John C. Kerns http://books.google.com/books?id=_r40wG-RUO0C&pg=PA642&lpg=PA642&dq=nostratic+egypt.+min&source=bl&ots=QTU3Vl3rG6&sig=blEe-Sf8rcHupLfCwXD2Wvk152k&hl=en&ei=ss6VTbn8J8zqOc2sqY4H&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&sqi=2&ved=0CBMQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false  Egyptian mn 'to remain, to abide, to dwell; to be firm, established, enduring', mn-t 'place, abode, habitation'; Coptic mun 'to remain ...... Proto-East Cushitic *man-l*min- 'house' > Somali min 'bridal house'; ... Proto-Southern Cushitic *min- 'house' > Dahalo mini 'house';

PROTO-LANGUAGE "HE" AND "IT" reocities.com/proto-language/PERSPRO3A.htm

... and PIE monu-s, 'man, human`, Egyptian *mn, 'male` (the 'phallus`-sign, ...

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Proto-Afro-Asiatic *mn 'male, man, person';< Proto-Afro-Asiatic *mn 'to remain, be firm' > Egyptian mn, ... 

ethnicity_meditproto_endversion def www.shikanda.net/.../Ethnicity_MeditProto_ENDVERSION_PartV.pdf

Min, Egyptian god, 371. Min, legendary Egyptian king, 90; cf. Men,. Menes. Mina, in North Syria, 283. Minerva, 118, 151-152; cf. Athena. Minnesota, 155 ...

1.    IACM 2008 proceedings semifinal def BETERBETER 12pt NOMARKUP by W van Binsbergen www.shikanda.net/.../binsbergen_continuity_african_eurasian_mythologies.pdf - ...... Egyptian Min (whose belemnite symbol equates him with lightning), or any demiurge. ...

"Nostratic"... A dead fairytale dragon. s6.zetaboards.com/man/topic/528976/1/

Min = “fish” is like the most unambiguous Dravidian word you can get. Also if you look at his Nostratic dictionary there is plenty of Min ...

Lingwhizt[FeedShow RSS reader] sd-10807.dedibox.fr/show_items-feed=dd03fcc10c990cb49bacafb4d7a5f655 ..... *men- "mind" = Latvian min "mention", at-min "remember", at-mina "memory" ...

"MINOS" OF THE MINOAN CIVILIZATION OF CRETE: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/bcn2003-II/message/369 Let me give you another example; The name MINOS of the ancient Crete
civilization. MINOS is said to be legendary king of the so-called
"Minoans". When the name MINOS is separated to its components as
"MIN-OS", it becomes the Turkish "MIN OS" ("Men Os", "Men Uz", "Men
OGUZ", "Os Men" (Osman)) meaning "I am OGUZ", that is, "I am Tur/Turk"
which identifies their OGUZ ethnic origin. It is also the anagram of
Turkish "MIN AS" meaning "I am One", "I am alone" which also refers to
the ancient Turanian Sky-God. At the same time, MINOS is a title fit
to a KING of ancient Crete. The title MINOS is made from Turkish such
that it refers to ancient Turanian Sky-God OGUZ. This elevates the
king to the level of the Sky-God.

amenable - definition of amenable by the Free Online Dictionary ... http://www.thefreedictionary.com/amenable

from Latin minare, to drive, from minar, to threaten, from minae, threats; see men-² in Indo-European roots