Gagana Sāmoa

Iosua Ioane Fānene

Jun 21, 20198 min read

Polynesian Legendary Characters and The Meaning of Their Names As Revealed By Sumerian Cuneiform

The sample text under examination as a case study is: HAWAIIAN HISTORICAL LEGENDS By William D. Westervelt (1923):...

Iosua Ioane Fānene

May 30, 20197 min read

Polynesian Counting System Has Roots In Sumerian: Ritual Practices, Meat, Beer, and Fish Man Priests

The origin of the Polynesian counting system was a mystery. This linguistic study of the basic numbers 1 to 10 reveals deep Sumerian roots.

Iosua Ioane Fānene

May 26, 20195 min read

Man, Woman, Adam, Eve, Rib, Pain, Greatness, Multitudes, Desire, and Sexual Knowledge

The #Sāmoan word for “#mother” is #TINĀ (pronounced: tee-NAW). The Sāmoan word for “#pain” is #TIGĀ (tee-NGAW). Already they seem to...

Iosua Ioane Fānene

May 20, 20192 min read

Ouroboros, ‘O-Ulu-Pō-le-Si’u, The Spine of the Dragon, Ka-Iwi-Kuamo’o Ke-Kua-o-Ka-Lani

For centuries, possibly millennia, native languages have been outlawed and suppressed in their own homelands—#Sioux, #Hawaiian, #Māori,...

Iosua Ioane Fānene

May 20, 20191 min read

EĀ, IA, ENKI, YHWH

In the Māori language /IA/ takes the place of a word meaning “a current“, “a stream”, “the sound made by rushing water” In Sumerian, EĀ...