English Alphabets Are Of Pure Ancient Egyptian Origin
discovered and released by
Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi
One of the great outcomes of 'Alsaadawi's Theory on True Hieroglyphs' is that he discovered that the worldwide popular and famous English Alphabets are of pure Ancient Egyptian origin. This amazing and astonishing fact came after long years of continuous and hard research work in deciphering the Egyptian Hieroglyphs on correct and real scientific bases. He used advanced computer, engineering and lingual techniques to achieve these great accomplishments. Not only he discovered the Egyptian origin of the English Alphabets, but also he discovered that great number of English words and names have Ancient Egyptian roots.
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The English alphabet ( a ) was taken from the Egyptian Vulture sign [G1] by both grapheme and utterance. The simplified form of the vulture sign, or (a) phoneme, is also depicted in late forms of Egyptian Hieratic and Demotic lines, and from which either the modern Arabic (a) or (hamza) (ء) was taken.
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The English alphabet ( b ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian boot / foot sign [D58] by both grapheme and utterance
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The English alphabets ( c - s ) were exactly taken from the Egyptian folded cloth / crook sign [29] by both grapheme and utterance
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The English alphabet ( D ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian aid / hand sign [D46] by both grapheme and utterance
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The English alphabets ( e ) were exactly taken from the Egyptian reed sign [M17] by both grapheme and utterance
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f
The English alphabet ( f ) was taken from the Egyptian flying bird sign [G40] by both grapheme and utterance. The simplified form of the flying bird sign, or (f) phoneme, is also Ancient Egyptian depicted in late forms of Hieratic and Demotic lines.
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The English alphabet ( G ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian glass / jar sign [W11] by both grapheme and utterance
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( h ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian haven / shelter sign [O4] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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i
[ltr]The English alphabet ( i ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian iwn column sign [O28] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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The English alphabet ( j ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian flagellum sign [T12] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
released by Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi to the first time on 1 - 1 - 2005
The simplified form of the flagellum sign, or (j) phoneme, is also Ancient Egyptian and depicted in late forms of Hieratic and Demotic lines
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( k ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian kick-back or take-up sign [V11] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( L ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian cable / rope sign [V13] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( M ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian (mm) sign [U31] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( N ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian swinging water-ripple sign [N35] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
O
[ltr]The English alphabet ( O ) was taken from the Egyptian chick sign [G43] by both grapheme and utterance, [/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( P ) is a sub-tone of the Egyptian (b) foot sign [D58] explained above[/ltr]
[ltr]Also it indicates the word (Pride) given by the hieroglyph [F9] .. Leopard Head [/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( Q ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian seat or quarter / commode sign [N29] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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The English alphabet ( R ) was taken from the Egyptian roaring lion sign [E23][/ltr]
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S
[ltr]The English alphabet ( S ) refers to the word (switch / reverse) given by the hieroglyph [F49][/ltr]
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The English alphabet ( T ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian Top / T sign [S36] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( U ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian undulate / curving sign [S25] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
released by Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi to the first time on 1 - 1 - 2005
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[ltr]The English alphabet ( V ) is a sub-tone of the Egyptian (f) and was taken from one specified Egyptian Hieroglyph, [/ltr]
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[ltr]W[/ltr]
The English alphabet ( w ) was taken from the Egyptian wreathe / loop sign [V5] by both grapheme and utterance released by Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi to the first time on 1 - 1 - 2005
X
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The English alphabet ( X ) was exactly taken from the Egyptian exchange / chair sign [Q4] by both grapheme and utterance[/ltr]
y
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The English alphabet ( y ) was taken from the Egyptian yield / ply sign [N23] by both grapheme and utterance [/ltr]
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Z
The English alphabet ( Z ) was taken from the Egyptian zigzag serpent sign [I15] by both grapheme and utterance
Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi
Brief table for hieroglyphic sources of the English Alphabet explained on this page
Extracted from research work of Dr. Ossama Alsaadawi
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موضوع: اصول حروف اللغى العربية - نسخة انجليزى 
الجمعة أكتوبر 25, 2013 10:23 pm
