No Wonder "MA" Means Mother
in All Languages!
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Around the world in all languages, the
word for MOTHER is "MA" or has a prominent "M"
sound. The fact that "MA" is "the" universal
word for MOTHER indicates that the most fundamental name of The
Great Blak Mamma of the Universe could not be suppressed! And
in nearly every known language, "Ma-Ma" means "mother's
breasts." The linguistic universality of "MA"
proves two things:
1) The Great Mamma's global, worldwide pre-eminence. She
was dearly loved, revered by ancient Humanity. MA is a huge hunk
of evidence pointing towards the original FEMALE identity of
the Supreme Being!
2) The global pervasiveness of Afrakan Culture, which
civilized the whole world. The word MA is a huge hunk of evidence
pointing to the Afrakan origin of all languages and civilization.
This is the most widespread evidence because it is right at the
HEART of the MAT-TER [Mother]. And in Egyptian, MA also means
TRUTH (MA-at)!
Etymology of MA
MA is from the Afrakan word "MA," found in nearly all
the Afrakan languages, and it means Mother. In Egyptian, MA also
means Truth, Eye, Water (a major symbol of the Feminine Principle).
Ma, MaMa, Mah, Maha, Mu, Mana, Mem, Mata and numerous other variations
are found everywhere in names and titles of The Great Mamma Of
The Universe.
Etymology of MOTHER
Consider: the letters M and N are often synonymous and one with
each other. Kamite M and N have the same value at times; Mu and
Nu both denote Water. Therefore, the Kamite word NETER or NUTER
is also equivalent to Mater, Muter, Mother! In Egyptian we find
Mut and Nut as primal names for the Great Mother of the Universe.
NETER was the name of the Ultimate Supreme Being, and She was
Female even though lying white male writers translate Her as
a He, hence "God." Neter is Goddess, and the source
of the word Nature. Despite their attempt to suppress this Great
Truth, Neter as "Nature" is still called
"MOTHER Nature"! Mother Nature (Neter) is the Feminine
Power that creates and nurtures. The Kamite word MUT means Mother
and is another Afrakan source for the word.
Derivatives include:
Maternal, Medicine, Math, Mathematics, Middle, Medium, Medusa,
Maat, "Metu Neter" (a name combining both!), Moat,
huMID, Mouth (Mouth is the Mother as the mouth of the uterus.
Both, mouth and Uterus are perpetually WET inside).
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