The name Dedan (identical to Deden) comes possibly from (dwd 410) the root for beloved (aunt, uncle, even the name David).
A clay tablet from Elba from 7,000 years ago had the name daud-um, which meant, land of daud/david.
There's a town near Mecca & Medina along the Red Sea coast named Dedan, mentioned in bible books. Deden & Dedan would be the same, since the vowels were not elucidated until more recently.
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Reversed words:
May/Mar (Arabic, Sea)~ Yam (Hebrew, Sea)
Madrasa (Arabic, College) ~ Asrama (Malay, College) ~ Ashram (Hindu, Guru center)
Rome ~ Meroe
Remus ~ Sumer
Samar, Samaria ~ Rama
Derived from Oromo, (Ethiopian tribe who have an ancient legend of Adam)?
Adam (man in Hebrew)...Abram...Abraham...Brahmasutra...Ahuramazda...Urheimat
Oraham (Chaldean)...T/ora/h...K/ora/n...Oracle...Oralstories...Origins...Ur
Satan (adversary in Hebrew)
Analects of Confucius, Book One, 1st Saying: "That friends should come to one from afar, is that not after all delightful?"
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I have not heard "may" for "sea". Can you give an example?
May as in Ma-i or Ma-e, not as in may-be IIRC.
I'll try to find the source.
swahili: maji water
zulu: amanzi water
arabic: maa (or) mayya water
berber: amane water
hebrew: maim water
lingala: mayi water (Congo)
shimaore: magi water (Comoros isle)
arabic al-myht (mait) ocean
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