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#religion #bible #Holy_Scriptures #Pictoforms #Phonetics #Origination #language #Alphabet #A_to_Z 04/11/2026 @btbsoco As I know the origination of the pictoforms an interesting new search with AI Overview reveals that d as a downpointing motion and de are relative, the original meaning for de is 'to remove from' not away from though. The previous searches with AI Overview it argued against My research that the original letters in Our pictoform language did not originate as pictoforms or there was not enough information to support that Our A to Z came from one language not from others and that the other languages on earth have traces of one original universal language, when you look at some of the letters (pictoforms) they are relative to images, shapes, physical forms, in the environment, process, action plus technique, that was the original intent. d having a down pointing shape will explain why there is a d in demon or devil or destruction relative to Heaven being up and Hell being down, it is a pictoform that relates to a negative, others are up pointing such as with A in Angel, and down with V such as evil, vile, violence, devil originates as de vile where Our Father in Heaven built a hell where He put demons, He built an Angel to govern Hell with the law, after he turned against him the original spelling was changed and the meaning forgot. This search was relative to creation and made, do they mean the same thing then the d was brought in to the origin again, probably because AI overview remembers My other questions, relating to origination. AI Overview In the ancient languages that gave us the word "decree," "-cree" is neither a prefix nor an affix—it is part of the root word itself. [1, 2] The breakdown of the word reveals how its ancient components function: The Prefix: "de-" is the actual prefix. In Latin, dē- means "off," "down," or "away from". The Root Word: The "-cree" portion stems from the ancient Latin root verb cernere (meaning "to sift," "to separate," or "to distinguish"). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] How the word evolved When you combine the Latin prefix dē- (away) with the root cernere (to sift), you get the Latin verb dēcernere, which literally meant "to sift down" or "to separate out"—conceptually, to thoroughly look at the facts and make a final decision. The past participle of that action (a thing officially decided) became the Latin noun dēcrētum. As the word passed through Old French (decré) and into Middle English, the word shortened into our modern English word, decree. [1, 2, 3] Because "-cree" represents the core action or meaning of the word (the "sifting" or deciding), it functions as the base/root, while de- is the modifying prefix

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