10. Words related to
number "eight":
Greek word OKTW means "eight", and OGDOOS means "eighth", [Divry's Modern
English-Greek, Greek-English Dictionary, 1988, p. 762].
Turkish cardinal numeral for "eight" is "SEKIZ" and for ordinal numeral "eighth" is "SEKIZINCI".
Let us start by looking at the longer Greek word OKTAKIS meaning "eight times",
[Divry's, p. 613] in
which OKTA (OKTW) is cut off front end of this word.
a) Greek word OKTAKIS, rearranged letter-by-letter
as "SAKI-KOT" or "AKIS-KOT",
is from Turkish expression "SEKIZ KAT" meaning "eight times",
that is, multiples of eight. The letter Z in the Turkish text has been
dropped in addition to the fact that the Turkish source text has been altered,
restructured, disguised and Hellenized! Turkish
word KAT means "fold,
times". It is also
observed that the term OKTA, meaning "eight", has been assigned the
meaning of the Turkish cardinal number SEKIZ - meaning "eight".
This we see clearly in the Greek word OKTAPLASIAZW meaning "I increase eight
fold", [Divry's Dictionary, p.
614].
b) Greek word OKTAPLASIAZW (where letter W is VU in this case), rearranged letter-by-letter as "SAKIZ-TAVA-OLUP", is from Turkish mathematical
expression "SEKIZ DEFA OLUP" meaning something "has become eight
times", that is, "has
become eight fold". Any number multiplied with eight,
becomes eight fold or increased eight fold! In the decipherment of this Greek
word OKTAPLASIAZW, we find
the Turkish cardinal numeral name "SEKIZ" intact. In addition we find the Turkish
words "OLUP", meaning "has become", and "DEFA", meaning "times".
Clearly, they have all been mixed and restructured into a totally alien format
- so-called "Greek" OKTAPLASIAZW.
Unquestionably, this artificial word OKTA gets its meaning from the Turkish
cardinal numeral "SEKIZ" via the word OKTAPLASIAZW.
Let us now analyze another Greek word OGDOEKONTAKIS meaning "eighty times", [Divry's, p.
611].
c) The Greek word OGDOEKONTAKIS, rearranged letter-by-letter as "SEKIG-ON-KATODO",
is the altered, restructured,
disguised and Hellenized form of the Turkish
mathematical expression "SEKIZ-ON KATUDU" which, of course, means "it
is eighty times" or
alternatively Turkish expression "SEKSEN KATIDI" meaning "it is eighty
times". In
this case, we again find the Turkish cardinal numeral name SEKIZ but rather in a distorted and disguised
form of SEKIG where letter Z in the Turkish source
text has been dropped. We note that Turkish mathematical expression SEKIZ-ON means "eight-ten",
that is, 8x10 which makes "eighty".
Additionally, Turkish SEKIZ-ON is the source text for the Turkish
cardinal numeral SEKSEN meaning "eighty".
Turkish word KATUDU (KATIDI) means "it
is times".
d) Another "eight" related word is the Greek word OKTAKOSIOSTOS meaning "eight hundredth",
[Divry's, p. 614]. The Greek word OKTAKOSIOSTOS, rearranged letter-by-letter as "SAKIS-KOTO-OSTO", is
the altered, restructured,
disguised and Hellenized form of the Turkish
mathematical expression "SEKIZ KATI YÜZ'DÜ" meaning "it is eight times
hundred", which is "eight
hundred" rather than "eight
hundredth".
In this decipherment of the Greek word OKTAKOSIOSTOS,
we find that the Turkish cardinal numeral SEKIZ (meaning "eight") and the cardinal numeral YÜZ (meaning "hundred")
together with the Turkish word KATI (KATU) (meaning "times, fold")
have been used in the mathematical expression "8x100" that became the
Turkish source text for fabricating the Greek ordinal number OKTAKOSIOSTOS meaning "eight
hundredth". Further we see that the Greek term OKTA has been assigned the meaning of the
Turkish cardinal number SEKIZ and the
whole of the Turkish expression "SEKIZ KATI YÜZ'DÜ" has been assigned to the Greek word OKTAKOSIOSTOS meaning "eight hundredth". Thus, the Greek language
"engineers" acted as they pleased in anagrammatizing the Turkish source texts!
Turkish word SEKIZ means "eight", KATI means "times,
fold", YÜZ means "hundred".
e) The Greek term OGDOOS (also OGDOON) meaning the ordinal
numeral "eighth", [Divry's, p.
614], corresponds to Turkish
ordinal numeral "SEKIZINCI" meaning "eighth". The
Greek term OGDOOS can be
replaced with "OKTA + OOS" (OKTAOOS) or alternatively, with "OKTA + OON"(OKTAOON)
where OKTA is SEKIZ. But these terms together, rearranged as "OKTA-SO-O" and "OKTA-ON-O" respectively, we find that they together share parts
of the Turkish ordinal numeral expression "SEKIZUNCU O" (SEKIZINCI O) meaning "it is the eighth".
This again shows that the Greek term OGDOOS (or OGDOON)
gets its meaning from Turkish numeral SEKIZ and SEKIZINCI but rater in a very altered and
manipulated manner that has secured the disguise of its Turkish source text.
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