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Word | Palavra - "Mot"

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By Rodrigo Solano
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(versão em português logo abaixo)

The radical comes from the French word mot which means "word". Mot derives from the word muttum of medieval Latin which had a connotation related to both the bellowing of cattle and a well-articulated human proposition, that is, a contradiction. It enters Allamej with both connotations together: the sound and the meaning. 
"Word" has been believed to be the origing of human shape! 
À "palavra" tem sido creditada a crença da origem da forma humana! 

For explanations on the letters' origing shape click Allamej Alphabet.

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Palavra 


O radical vem da palavra francesa mot, que significa "palavra". Mot deriva da palavra muttum do latim medieval, que tinha uma conotação relacionada ao berro do gado e a uma proposição humana bem articulada, isto é, uma contradição. Entrou no Allamej com ambas as conotações unidas: o som e o significado. 

Para explicações sobre a origem das letras e suas formas clique aqui Allamej Alphabet.

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