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It is much easier to link to OL-wiki (that has the most up-to-date translation) than scan from the book: https://wiki.oeralinda.org/view/EN061.28_Burgmaids
All these misdeeds, though, did nothing to improve her position. When she realized that the navigators only shunned her more and more, she ...

Great work!

... in traditional Gaelic alphabets (both Irish and Scottish) there is no J.
In OL's Fryas language, J sometimes is used in G's place, for example GÉRTA → JÉRTA on MS p. [006] .

So if there are Irish or Scottish cognates of Fryas J-words/names that are not with varieties of Y or I, they may be ...

Nice!

Fonselvhéd (Dutch: vanzelfheid) — meaning something like inherent tendency — could enrich the English language as ofselvity.

For fragment in context, see chapter F. Minno’s Writings\ 1. Laws and Directives \ e. Eawa

Latin genetive “-is” derives from Fryas (pre-Frisian) “his”.

Example: Fryas « mother-is » → matris (Latin)

Also, from displayed examples: « nôme » → nomen; « réd » → ratio

Welcome to the forum, Festadela.

Your poetry in creators section was beautiful. Why did you remove it?

What version(s) of Oera Linda did you read; the original text? or what translation(s)?
Which parts are your favorites?

I was modestly hoping you might consider helping improve the new Dutch ...

Much appreciated, Cú Chulainn!

(Associating aloud:)
The symbol (Fryas: sinnebyld , lit. ‘sense-build/image’) on the shield is reminiscent (to me) of how God is spelled in Fryas Standscript: the G being a mirrored D.

These two letters are formed when a circle is split by a vertical line, like an ...

Interesting indeed!

Or- can easily be equated to Ur-, so the question is: how can (through the Fryas language) -enda be related to -alda?

(For example: in Orotalt, besides the agreement in use of the word, it is both Oro → Ur and alt → alda that make for a striking match.)

-enda looks like a ...

Nordic wrote: ↑29 Jan 2026, 21:24one has to ask if some of the Roman names are actually older than their Greek versions (Pallas Athena, Inachus, Poseidon).

Great post!
For now I can only add:
Greek Odysseus/ Ὀδυσ(σ)εύς vs. Latin Ulysses/ Ulixes.
Oera Linda: Ûlysus.