Basque and Sumerian origin exoterrena?

Wherever Hebrew established, it must become masters;

And while not possess absolute control, they must be regarded as outcasts and prisoners.

Although come to dominate nations, until not dominate all, should not cease to cry out:

`What a torment! '' What an indignity! '

(Talmud Babylon treated "Sanhedrín. Folio 104, column 1).

Basque and Sumerian

These two very different languages ​​in the form and so far apparently in time, seem to have some common roots, despite being studied both by numbers @ s expert @ s in linguistics, not totally agree on the origin of neither languages

It is believed that the Hebrew and Arabic derived from asirio, and this it the Babylonian Akkadian

Akkadian was a language used in northern Mesopotamia,

And if we go still further back, we can see that the Babylonian-Akkadian proceeded primitive early Sumerian

Although it is also possible to see that exhibits common ground among many ancient languages ​​and today

Thus we can find words in many languages ​​with a common base: Arabic, Chinese, Dogon, Egyptian, Basque, Greek, Hebrew, Hindu, Hopi, Japanese, Latin, Germanic

The Sumerian language could not be integrated into any language group known

Just it knows that suddenly appeared all linguistic formed and that somehow that language was and is so important that we find remnants in many cultures as the Basque

Thus it has reached our days Sumerian words that have a special resemblance to the Basque today, as

--------------------- --------------------------- Sumerian Spanish ------- Basque

Amašutum -------------- creative female / mother loves ---------------------

--------------- Anduruna residence in Heaven / ------------ far there an URRUÑA

--------------------- Uras blue planet for water / water ------------------- ura

Ea ----------------------- ------------- lord of the waters seaside resort EA

------------------------ Ama'argi brilliant mother / light ------------------- ---- Argi

-------------------------- loves creative divinity / mother loves -----------------

Every language is a temple, which is enclosed, as in a reliquary, the soul of the speaker.    

Oliver Wendel Holmes 

Book excerpt from Daleth "legends and curiosities

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