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A Case for Ontolophemes: Icosikaihexagon and Icosihenagon: English's alphabet as a sacred geometrical ontology of graphemes

A Case for Ontolophemes: Icosikaihexagon and Icosihenagon: English's alphabet as a sacred geometrical ontology of graphemes

Paperback

Series: Linguistics, Book 16

LinguisticsGeometry

ISBN13: 9798897600366
Publisher: Cineris Multifacet
Published: Apr 20 2025
Pages: 264
Weight: 1.02
Height: 0.55 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English

A Case for Ontolophemes: Icosikaihexagon and Icosihenagon
- English's alphabet as a sacred geometrical ontology of graphemes

Dinkelman, Daniel
Aesden, Diohka

In this rigorously researched volume, the English alphabet's exoteric 26-letter form-its icosikaihexagon-is unveiled as the outward shell of a far older icosihenagon of conceptual foundations. Combining philological analysis, comparative script histories, and engaging scholarship, A Case for Ontolophemes contends that each English letter descends from archaic glyphs that once denoted fundamental objects: ox, house, fish, door, and other vital elements of Bronze Age Levantine life. Beneath everyday orthography, the author reveals a hidden atlas of ontic units, bridging mundane literacy and the archaic synergy of culture and environment.

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