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YOM TERUAH
The pronunciation "Tirua" aligns intriguingly with the Megrelian verb "თირუა" (tirua) , which carries multiple meanings in Kajaia’s dictio…
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YOM KIPPUR
The conventional etymology traces "Kippur" to "Kapparot" , meaning "atonement" or "purification" . However: The "…
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HELLENES & BARBARIANS
The term "Hellenes" (Ἕλληνες) is what Greeks call themselves, while "Hellas" (Ἑλλάς) is their name for Greece. Meanwhile, non-Greeks wer…
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HERODOTUS' LANGUAGE
Has anyone ever truly considered the meaning behind Herodotus' claim that "all Persian words end in 's'”? Especially in light of Soviet academ…
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