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The decoding of the first-person pronoun ("I")

It is incredible that the personal pronouns of the first person singular ("

I ") in the Indo-European Languages use a previously secret code that may prove as an image of the first man "Adam". In Tajik, Persian, Hindi / Urdu and Kurdish is the first person pronoun the same as the title of the first people "

Man ", already 98AD Tacitus first as the Gallic people and Tuisco's child Mannus had identified ". In most African languages of the remote mountain regions, the first person pronoun as European in its original form vowel combination

ieu, iau or iou receive, which in each case as IU symbols on an androgynous figure in the series IU -piter, Dieu, Diu, Diou, Dio, Dios, Dievas, IHVH relating etc.. In one case (in the Sardinian dialect Campidanese) is the name of the first-person pronoun eng even identical with the Creator God Deu . The old German (

Ih ) and the English pronoun ( I ) refer In accordance with this formula to the deity Dis -pater, who as already by Julius Caesar about 50 BC, the Celtic god of creation was identified. A comprehensive study was published in:

The hieroglyphics of the ego

• (D) and The hieroglyphics in the FPS Pronoun (E)