Water gate (lock)

Vízkapu Zsilip
A zsilip vagy hajózsilip olyan szerkezet, amely vízi járművek különböző magasságú vízfelületek közti felemelésére és lesüllyesztésére szolgál folyókon, és csatornákon. Megjegyzendő azonban, hogy a vízszintszabályzó berendezések összefoglaló elnevezésére is használják a zsilip kifejezést (például vízbeeresztő zsilip, vízleeresztő zsilip). Angolul csak lock, mint a "zár, lakat". Eredetét nézve a proto-germán "lükana" szóra vezetik vissza, s bizonyára köze sincs a magyar "lakat", héber "lakat", hawaii "laka" szavakhoz. Az altaji "lak", amely nem lógós lokni, fel sem merülhet. (Finn: lukko; észt lukk.) Zsilip szavunk eredete. Az előbbiek alapján nem bontható Zsi (kukac, kígyó) és "lip" szavakra! (lábasból levest.) Vidéken hallottam a "duda" szót is a zsilipre. Török "száj=dudak". Galerius pedig Siófoknál zsilipet építtetett. Cataracta?
Lángeszű szittya (Audiatur et altera pars)
A pilis ugyanis FO= silip –> zsilip, vagy szilip –> szelep. A tökéletessé műtött szittya vezér a nagy események (pld, háború) ellôtt elment a pálos szüzek (latinul vesta szüzek) templomába, ahol a Pállós –> tüzes Pál –› Bál-istennő lánya egy különleges pálinkát (szeszt –› spirituszt) fecskendeztek a fejébe. Az illó párát pedig meggyújtották. Ekkor lett a fejedelem „lángeszű”, így megvilágosodott, majd szédületes és furfangos gondolatokat fôzött ki.

Száj / Mouth: Aymara: laka. Bambara: da. Maltese: halq. German: mond, mund. Upper Sorbian: huba. Moksha: kurga. Hausa: baki. Gujarati: mukh.
Rajki András arab szótára: thaghr : mouth [Heb sha‘ar (gate, aminek ura a sarkan); Syr thar‘a, thera‘ (break through/tör át); Neo-Aramaic tar’a (gate=kapu >Tar-ulj szezam!); Ugarit thghr /mongolian tugrik: literally, circle, wheel/; Phoenician sh‘r]
O.Pers./Av. "tar-" > to cross over. Átvitel: Av. "vi-tar = to pass across".
Érdekességnek: A sánta TámerLan utódját Mughal Bab-ur-nak hívták.
The Aramaic Language in the Achaemenid Period: szerző: M. L. Folmer: Bb=kapu, tr=átjáró /gateway. (rq=land). Latin transire ("to go across, pass in, pass through")/. hek: Proto-Germanic *hak- (cognates: Middle High German heck, Dutch hek "fence, gate"), a word of uncertain origin.
Gateway:Híd a Kwai folyón: -) Icelandic: hlid. Mongolian: haalga, (üüd). Afrikaans: hek. (Talán a kerek kapu szem, hold formája után. PIE *hwekw =eye.)
Cantonese: "Ditch-gate = shui kwán". Bridge: Hungarian, Ossetian : Híd.

Water - Víz

Ott, ahol a kis TUR siet beléje...:
Dravida: tura-i =stream, ond. Baszk: iturri =source of water. Vajon van logikai kapcsolódás a "tur=vízforrás" és a "tur=kapu" között?

Nederland
vaderlandsch > vaderlands
vlaasmch > vlaams
mensch > mens
visch > vis

!Ka !Garib originates from the Khoi language and means "big great river". It is based on the reconstructed words *kho ("fire") and *bwa ("water"). Gariep is a Khoi name for the Orange River "Bela" is a Sesotho word meaning "to boil". The name was given to the municipality because of the hot water springs found in the area. Ingwe is an isiZulu name word that means leopard. "Mangaung" is a Sesotho name meaning "place of leopards". Matzikama is originally a Khoisan name. Matzi means "he gives" and kama means "water".
"Kroon" is an Afrikaans word for "crown". The Sesotho word is "Moqhaka".

esős talian: piovoso (it), uggioso.
Portuguese: chuvoso /humid/ nedves Greek: βρεγμένος (el) m (vregménos), υγρός (el) m ygrós. Slovene: moker. Turkish: ıslak. Azeri: islaq. Armenian: արցունք (arc'unk').
könny: Tajik: sirišq. Malayalam: kannunír. Shower: Basque - zaparrada. Ungerska - zápor. Rokon szó a vapour?.. és a pori? Kioko - "ise=eső".

Sweat - izzadt. Basque: izerdi. gőz - steam. Slavic: pára. Kyrgyz: par. Mongol: "boroo: rain". Ghari: "pori=wet".
Beer - Sör

Tetum: serveja
Tatar: sira
Tagalog: serbesa
Kazakh: sira
Hiligaynon: serbisa

Cebuano: sirbesa
Mongolian: shar ajrag
Urdu: sharaab
Quechua: sirwisa
Latin: cerevisia

Horta
TORTUNA – a guard of a ford, Tortu – a ford (Pamirian).

Lunar: Holdfény szivárvány a Viktória vízesésnél.
Kush - fenntartásokkal olvassuk!
The Semitic word "wadi = river" corresponds to the Sanskrit "nadi = river". The Semitic root "mgn = to give", is the same as the Sanskrit "mgn = to give". The Semitic svam or "Sam-yim = sky or heaven" corresponds to the Sanskrit "svah = sky or heaven". Both are likely dreived from the Proto-Dravidian word "van = heaven".
The Sanskrit "Sakti = harvest moon celebration", is the linguistic equivalent of the Falasha word "Sarki = harvest moon festival". Sarló!
The Semitic "yasuah = salvation", corresponds to the Sanskrit words “asvah”, “asuah” or "yasuah = salvation". The Semitic root "thr = to be pure" (tar/bald?), corresponds to the Hausa/Hahm "toro = clean", and to the Tamil "tiru = holy". All are related to the proto-Dravidian "tor" = blood.
Sarki live in Orissa, India and as ‘Haruwa’ in the Tarai region of Nepal. The word haruwa is equivalent to the ancient Egyptian word har-wa, meaning priest. In Nigeria the sarki are called Kano Kings.

Fórum - Ahol a "vízfolyás" szóból "igyál" lesz.
narrow - boundaries preventing movement from N + A + R + O = boundary + up + cut off + both, around, all sides.
Serbian word bunar - well, draw-well. from B(V)o + U + nar = water + in + narrow space
bunar - From Ottoman Turkish پیکار (punar, pınar, “fountain, spring; wellhead”)

English - Serbian - Turkish
drink - piti, piće - içki, içmek. (Cebuano - inum. Hawaiian: inu. Hungarian: inni.)
on - na - üzerinde, üstünde
drink on - pi na - içmek
Well is the place where you drink on. Whose word is then "pinar" place where you pi and = drink on? Arab Pinar "Spring of the Arabs" (also spelled Arab Punar; Modern Turkish pinar "spring").
Kapu: Gate : Kathavu. Fond: Punar (Copulate). Arm/Hand: Karam, Kai. (kar/kéz) Short : Kuru (kurta). Thatch : Thatti (tető). (Tamil szavak a magyarban)

Shadoof - Gémeskút
gémeskút Spanyol: pozo (h) con cigo?al. Mezopotámiában jelent meg, egy i.e. 2000-re datált, Sarrukín korabeli pecséten is megjelenik. Az ókori Egyiptomban is elterjedt volt. Kút: Indonesian: sumur. Old Irish: topar. Japanese: ido. Turkish: kuyu. Sanskrit: kUpaH. Arabic: ghautt. Wolof: tebye. Több ábra...

Aki mindent vízből magyaráz - Csak érdekességből idetéve!
The root As, Waz, Wis, (viz still in Hungarian), &c., generally served to convey the idea of water, whereof the following are examples : As-gard, mystic abode of Odin, god of water, and his As-es, whence aesir dii (Gr., p. 460). Jornandes calls them Anses (compare the Sanscrit asl with the Latin ensis); thus also the much disputed Anse, Hanse, the epithet of certain maritime towns which, for mutual protection, combined against pirates. Asov has been made the ancient abode of the Ases, the Slavonic -ov implying our -ish, -ly, &c., as, popov, priestly, &c. As becomes Asg in Pel-asgi, borderers of the water; ash, in Ashtowri, and many similar, which cannot all involve the ash tree. Austria owes its name to the water; Ask-anier, Bernhard and Albrecht are, 1483, the last of the Ascanian (Saxon) line; Es, in Irish; Esus, Gallic; Esterlings (piratical Saxons), the supposed origin of Sterling. Es, Est, becomes West in Westerhemd, baptismal shirt; West blows from the water; Exeter, Ex-cise, water-tax, cis meaning tax in Gaelic, whence also cess, assess. The first root in Is-land ends all such names as Aravisci, Pal-isci, Taur-isci, &c., and belongs to Isca, Ischia, Issus, Ilissus, Ceph-issus, &c. (Ceph being Caiphas, a rock) ; it ends the compound mar-ish (Plutarke, Lond., 1612, p. 824), now marsh,- French biradical mar-ais; Mar-isia, alsoMar-os; Isis, goddess of pars Suevorum, 9; Iss drink in Hungarian; is, ice; Ost, Scandinavian for cheese, like paneer in Hindoo, from panee, water; so Tvgog (Tyrrheni = water borderers), and caseus (see Cassii, Castor, &c.); Osier, Ospray, Oswald; Sed-wszY, Phund-tmY, &c. In all those examples the s of the root has followed the vowel, but it precedes it in words like Sea, Turkish soo (water); Chinese shooee, and the Sanscrit Seek joins Saca3, Saxons, Sicani, Sequani, Seiks of the Punjab, and Sutledj, Cyclades (water-lands) , &c. ; still, if the root ooze deserve mention in this conjuncture, it should be considered that Baltic comes from boloto, ooze, mud; that Ost-See may thus translate it, and Aestii have the alternative of this sense besides that of waterdwellers. The Melsiagum of P. Mela, afterwards Helving (Langeb. Her. Dan. 2, p. 119), nowElbing, has likewise Mel, Sanscrit, mala = mud, and the entire compound may be the Hungarian (Finnic) melyseg, an abyss.

Ezüst folyók
Argentum
The word usually reconstructed for ‘silver’ in proto-Lolo-Burmese is *C-ŋweﬃ (B 1979] #401b), but in several Loloish languages this etymon has become the autonym (B [1979]) and it was replaced by the word *pluﬃ ‘white’ (#501) in the meaning ‘silver’. However some Burmish languages su as Hpun (H [1986]), have forms that could go ba to proto-Lolo-Burmese *mwe and pre-proto-Lolo-Burmese *mul by regular sound laws. e actual Hpun form for ‘silver’ is myáiŋ.
Rizsa
[Bai]-4 meaning ‘white or polished rice’. Corresponding Vietnamese sound for [Bai] is Bạch meaning White. However Bạch could also be metaphorically linked with [Bak] in Mon Khmer or Bạc in Vietnamese, meaning ‘Silver’.

Gate - Kapu

Kapu keleten

A rodzsung-ról asszociálva. Szellemkapu? Namdaemun
The gate is located in Jung-gu between Seoul Station and Seoul City Plaza, with the historic 24-hour Namdaemun market next to the gate. officially calls the landmark Sungnyemun (English: Gate of Exalted Ceremonies)
Sungnyemun A kaput 2008-ban tűz rongálta meg, de rekonstruálták. Gate is open to the public once again as of April 30, 2013.

9 kapu - egy játék
I have a question regarding "Nine Gates" and Zung Jung that I hope someone, hopefully Alan Kwan, might be able to clear up for me.
Jung-el
Sungnyemun Gate, also known as Namdaemun Gate or South Gate. A kapu közelében van a város legnagyobb piaca, amit a kapuról neveztek el. Jung - which means central - is in Seoul, constituting the southern half of the historic core of Seoul, along with Jongno. Jongno kerületben található a fő buddhista templom, a Jogye-sa. (sa = temple; jogye = legnagyobb buddhista rend neve: is named after the southern Chinese hamlet of Caoxi (‘Cao Creek’, pronounced Jogye in Korean) from China about 820 C.E.

Jeju Island is known as a province of samda (three abundances), sammu (three lacks), samryeo (three beautiful things), and sambo (three treasures). Sammu means that there are no beggars, no thieves and no gates. What does having no gates mean? It has been said that the Jeju people were honest and not greedy even though they were poor due to the barren lands and harsh natural environment. As a result, they didn't need to have gates to prevent thieves from entering their houses.
Szómagyarázatok Tibeti halottas könyv.
Fifty-eight herukas (khrag 'thung lnga bcu nga brgyad). The five male and female herukas, eight yoginis, eight tramen goddesses, four female gatekeepers, and twenty-eight shvaris.
Forty-two peaceful deities (zhi ba bzhi bcu zhe gnyis). Samantabhadra and Samantabhadri, the five male and female buddhas, the eight male and female bodhisattvas, the six munis, and the four male and female gate keepers.
Gate-keeping pandita (sgo bsrung ba'i pan di ta). At the major monastic institutions in ancient India, it was the custom to nominate competent scholars to the position of defending the view of Buddhism through debate, one at each of the gates in the four directions of the monastery.
Twenty-eight shvari goddesses (dbang phyug ma nyer brgyad). Wrathful emanations of the four female gate keepers among the 42 peaceful deities in the mandala of Magical Net; seven for each of the four activities.

Tibetan-style Altn-Bosh (Golden Gate). Bosh szó eredete?

Seoul
Bukdaemun Dongdaemun Namdaemun Seodaemun
Rule Solemnly Gate Rising Benevolence Gate Exalted Ceremonies Gate Loyalty Gate
Sino-korean "door, gate = mun". "ai=child". to-ro=road. taek=house (tectosages!). chil=7.
Qián qing mén / "Gate of Sovereign Purity"), Manchu-Chinese. Manchu: "forqo=spinning wheel /P > f pörög, forog/. Városkapu: Chéng mén. Kapuőrző: Kän-'mér-de. He ez rendőr: mén-'jing. Más szótárból: "cang ho=ég kapuja". źung nyugati barbárok.
Wü - egyszerű mandarin
Jelenthet: kopasz domb; 5; papagáj; ház; szoba; köd; szép; katonai; veranda...

Wü
Mon (literally gate) .... Sanmon - The most important gate of a Japanese
Uyghur kapu
For example, “aq qowuq”(literally “white gate”), the traditional Uyghur name of an Ürümqi neighborhood, has been substituted with a typical Chinese area name “Nán mén” (literally “southern gate”, translated in Uyghur jenubiy qowuq, “southern gate”). Yulup (Pich, Tox, Tur, Yang) lock < Ar. qufl.

Altaian epic “Alyp-Manash” is close in subject to the Kyrgyz epic “Manas,” “Kezer” is reminiscent of the Buryat “Geser,” “Janar” resembles the Kalmyk “Dzhangar,” and so forth.

"Dzungar" is a compound of the Mongolian word jegün (züün), meaning "left" or "east" and gar meaning "hand" or "wing". In the early 17th century, the head of the Oirat confederation was the leader of the Khoshut, Gushi Khan.

Oirats (Mongolian: Oirad; in the past, also Eleuths) are the westernmost group of the Mongols. Oirats were composed of four major tribes: Dzungar (Choros or Ööled), Torghut, Dörbet, and Khoshut.Az írások zömében "jungar" jelentése "bal kéz, bal szárny, keleti szárny", amiből következően az oirat nép a Balhas tó alatt élhetett. Amíg valamelyik mongol nyelven "Züüngar", addig a kazakoknál "zsongar". (Há? zsongár?). Baruun > right, west. A Balhas alatt élt az Usun nép. Ha mongol volt, akkor "usz=víz/water". Kínai dal szerint Wusun egy "égi ország" (tian) bár mintha a "Wu=Nap" lenne Kínában. Jung District (Jung-gu), literally meaning Central District, is one of the 25 gu which make up the city of Seoul, South Korea. "Gu=kerület" és "Guk=állam" Koreában. (Csung kuo. Jungguo=China). "Jungto=Pure Land", egy hely, ahol megtisztíthatjuk szívünket. Nem a purgatórium! Jungto (buddhist term: the land of bliss).

Veszélyeztetett nyelvek: Chulyms encountered Russian in the 17th century, the early Russian lexical loans are adapted following the laws of Türkic phonetics: porota - vorota (gate), agrat - ogorod (garden), puska - busy (beads), now all Chulyms a fluent in Russian
Zhi Gang Sha írásából (Tao II.): "san=3". Guan=gate. "sheng=ascend". Jiang=descend.
Mantra - Nem kapu!
gaté, gaté, paragaté, parasamgaté, bodhi svaha
Literally this mantra means: “gone, gone, gone beyond; opposites disappear, absolute appears”

Csengő bongó fácska
The top of Cheonwangbong is made up of an enormous rock mass, and it was originally called ‘cheonju,’’ to mean a column that holds up the heavens. On the western side of Cheonwangbong, the words of ‘cheonju’ are inscribed in the rock. Gaeseonmun, which is in the southeastern path between Jungsan-ri and Cheonwangbong, means ‘the gate that opens the heavens,’ and Tongcheonmun Gate of the west, which comes up from Jangteomok, means ‘the gate that climbs to the heavens.’

Hole
Fantasztikus - Másik lejárat Lyuk
Hatalmas lyuk Szibéria földjében. A Pokol kapuja ? ..:-)
Van több is! Lik
Az ördög génjei - Gyenyiszovo.
The tiny piece of finger bone was uncovered by archaeologists working at Denisova Cave in Siberia's Altai mountains in 2008. An international team of researchers extracted mitochondrial DNA from the bone and compared the genetic code with those from modern humans and Neanderthals. Mitochondrial DNA comes from the cell's powerhouses and is passed down the maternal line only. The analysis carried out by Johannes Krause from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, and colleagues revealed the human from Denisova last shared a common ancestor with humans and Neanderthals about one million years ago.

Kapu nyugaton

Hans Kurath
Gäte Also gathe, gauta. OF jate, gate, ML gauta és CL gabata.
gate (n.)
"opening, entrance," Old English geat (plural geatu) "gate, door, opening, passage, hinged framework barrier," from Proto-Germanic *gatan (cognates: Old Norse gat "opening, passage," Old Saxon gat "eye of a needle, hole," Old Frisian gat "hole, opening," Dutch gat "gap, hole, breach,"

Keeper - Gypsy thinker?
Another hypothesis traces the origin of the name Louvre to the former French lauer or lower , which means "watchtower." - A direct result of the occupation of the Salian Franks (or Sicambri : Meroveus, Childeric, Clovis...), whose language is Germanic, not Latin - that Henri Sauval (French historian from 1623 to 1676) inferred the origin of the word "Louvre." In this language, which has already provided the etymology of place names in the country of Parisis (Stains -> Stein, Castle Mail: Mahler, which means "meeting" in a lingua franca, Ermenonville : Ermenoldi Villa .. .), the word "leovar, Lovari, lover, Leow or lower" means castle or fortified camp.
Ajtóőr
They are first referred to in the letter of Pope Cornelius to Bishop Fabius of Antioch written in 251 (Eusebius, Church History VI.43), where it is said that there were then at Rome 46 priests, 7 deacons, 7 subdeacons, 42 acolytes, and 52 exorcists, lectors, and ostiaries, or doorkeepers.

Érdekességnek: Hunain • Valley Near Makkah Where a Battle was Fought in the Time of Prophet Muhammad.
Hurmuz • Lord of Existence; Ahura Mazda; Planet Jupiter; Another Name for God

Kapu délen

Israel
According to local traditions, first Druze arrived to Jat in the 17th Century. It is costumary to identify it with Ra'amses II's Gat-Asher. In the crusaders era called Ghaz and Zhat.
Chusitic house: gau, bekkar. Iraqw: xootl.
Vayil in the kilavi-s, I think, quite often still retains its etymological meaning "door"
KILAVI = WORD, tamil

Oszlop
Hittite - Kapu a terepen.

7.22 — DOOR, GATE — The Hitt. reading for GIŠIG ‘door’ is arasa-, whose variant reading asari- points to a likely source in Hurr. ašar =gate, door (Puhvel, P 128-29; JAOS 102.1 [1982]: 178). While the ‘gate’ proper is GIŠKÁ (Akk. bābu), H. aska- refers to the ‘gateway’ which surrounds it (cf. KÁ.GAL-as āski and āsga ANA KÁ [P 213, 214]), and is another Anat. areal term, like hila- ‘courtyard’ (7.15) and pir, parn- ‘house’ (7.12; P 215)—PIE *dhwerdoes not survive in Anatolian. The gateway structure of aska- plus GIŠKÁ lies within the hilammar ‘gatehouse’ or ‘portal’, denom. from hila- ‘courtyard’, with a semantic development exactly the opposite of that seen in Lat. forīs : forum or Russ. dver’ : dvor (P s.v.). Also used to denote this structure is KI.LAM, otherwise ‘market’, cf. Akk. bāb mahīrim ‘market gate’ (Singer, ZA 65 [1975]: 91-95). ‘Side door’ or ‘postern’ might be the meaning of (É)lustani- (CHD 3.88); a detailed discussion of the term is in Laroche, RHA 10 (1949): 25-26.

8.12 — FIELD — A.ŠÀterippi- is from teripp- ‘plow’ (8.21); cf. late Church Slavic ralija (Pol. rola) from OCS orati ‘plow’, or Avest. karšū- (Skt. karṣu- ‘furrow’) from karš- (Skt. kṛṣ-) ‘plow’.

7.31 — FIREPLACE — hassa- matches Osc. asa-, Lat. ara ‘altar’, ON arinn ‘hearth’, IE *as- (*A1eH2-s-) ‘burn’ (IEW 68); cf. Pal. ha- ‘be warm’ (Melchert, KZ 94 [1984]: 41-42). Something like NHG ‘Herdstelle’ or NE ‘hearth’ may have been referred to by hassanzipa-, where -zipa-/-sepa- evokes the intrinsic numinous power of the object; cf. Aska-sepa- (aska- ‘gate’, 7.22), Hilanzipa- (7.15), daganzipa- (1.212).. /Hila=Hof/court. Volkert Haas után./

Darwin népében a HÁZ és a TŰZHELY fogalma összecsúszott. Lásd még: HON. Hearth. Cognate with West Frisian hurd, Dutch haard, German Herd, Swedish härd. Pali: udd-hana. HÁZ: Tajik: hona, /the short "a" is dropped in Urdu (such as hona)./ Estonian: hoone. Turkish: hane. Turkic Khalaj: häv. (Khalaj, also known as Arghu, is a divergent Turkic language spoken in Iran and Azerbaijan.) Tuvan: Ör. Otthon, édes otthon.

Ha már a HÁZ előkerült
Halen (Celt.), 'salt;' as Hallein, Haling. Hall (Teut.),' a stone house;' as Eccleshall, Walsall; (in Germany) a salt-work, as Halle. Ham (A.S., Ger. heim), 'a home;' as Buckingham, Hochheim. Hay, Haigh (Teut.), 'a place surrounded by a hedge;' as Rothwell Haigh, the Hague. Hissar (Turk.), 'a castle.'

Temple: Swahili: hekalu. Romani: khangeri. Maltese: maqdes.

Településnevek Cipruson: (Medical doctors are referred to as Kyrios /“Mr”/ in correspondence and not as Doctor.) Karpasha, Ayia, Gypsos, Karakoumi , Lapathos, Mora , Trakhoni , Varosha..

Égiek - Apám Napát!
The word "Ayia" (Agia > Hagia - aka > haka > fehér/körös/vándor..) means "holy" in Greek. "Napa" is archaic and means "wooded valley" or dell. Virgin Mary was called Virgin Mary of Napa, eventually shortened and now known as Ayia Napa.

Gate/Kapu = Han nyelv: Mán. Koreai: Mun. Japán: mon. Greek: pülon (pyr-lan?). Sidamo "hula (kör) = gate, door". Lehet, hogy a fantasztikus "csillagkapu" formának van valami alapja?
Pokolkapu
An altogether quite different hellgate can be found in the heart of China — a city of ghosts with close ties to Naraka, the underworld of Chinese mythology. Visitors to Fengdu are treated to a rare glimpse into the workings of hell. This 2,000-year-old settlement is located on Ming Hill, at the northern end of the Yangtze River (Csang csiang > Holdfolyó? Si-chuan pedig a "4 folyó". Szinte Si-Na.). Founded during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), the Fengdu "City of Ghosts" bases its heritage on the story of two renegade officials who fled here to escape the Emperor.
The next hellgate on our list was discounted for thousands of years as a work of fiction; however, the Ancient Greek site known as Pluto's Gate, or the "Ploutonion," has only recently been rediscovered in Turkey.

Gate to Hades
At the same region, one can find the Cave of Hades, also known as the Gate to Hades, which —according to the ancient Greek Mythology— was the gate to the Underworld and it was guarded by Cerberus, a monstrous three-headed hound with brazen voice, which prevented the Dead from escaping.

Words around "GATE" in English
Gate: I. (1) An opening for passage in an enclosed...barrier [in and of ourselves we are nothing]; (2) In walled cities open spaces near the gates became places of assembly, and, in Oriental countries, of judicial assembly. Hence gate or gates is often used metaphorically in Biblical language for: (a) Justice or judgement. (b) As a refuge. (c) A place of vantage or power. II. (1) A way, path, road. (2) Manner or mode of acting or doing. III. The channel in a mold through which the molten metal ["I will refine you..."] flows into the cavity made by the pattern [Christ]."

Nyelvünkben a KAPU/gate módosulata az AJTÓ/door. Turk nyelvekből az "Ay=Moon=Hold". Amerind nyelvekben a "To=Water=Víz". Nincs véletlenül egy nyelv, ahol mindegyik szó megtalálható?

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