Nuwaubic

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The Nuwaubic alphabet is incorporated into this album cover from the  Lost Children of Babylon
The Nuwaubic alphabet is incorporated into this album cover from the Lost Children of Babylon
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Nuwaubic (sometimes “Nubic”, “Meroitic”, “Nuwaupic”, “Newarabic” or “Nuwaupik”), is a constructed language and alphabet used by the Nuwaubian students of Malachi Z. York.

One source says:

[We] decided that in renewing ourselves with our own culture and our own commitments and our scripture called The Holy Tablets, we needed our language. We are about using Our Own Stuff, not Arabs [sic] dialect, Swahili dialect or anyone else’s dialect, but our own with our own script. We must stop trying to be other people and be ourselves. This enables us to have our own mind and makes us free from being like everyone else…
It is a combination of Ancient Ashuric, Aramic, Cunieform, Akkaddian, Chaldean and Nubian dialects and what ever else we needed to communicate. Thus I put together our language out of our original tongue, which was taken from us. It as [sic] 3 forms, one script, words just like Arabic. The other is like Hieroglyphs called Nuwaubic and finally the Rizq Script, which we also call Nuwaubic…[1]

But another source insists that the language is not of recent invention:

Our language is called Nuwaubic which is the first language ever spoken on this planet. Nuwaubic was introduced to this planet millions of years ago by the star people who are our ancestors known to us by many names. To the Ancient Egiptians (Tamareans) they were called Pa Neteraat (The Gaurdians [sic]), to the ancient Shumu or Sumerian people they were called Ba Anunagi (Heavenly Beings personified on Earth). The Muslims (Muhammadians) called them Malaaikat (Messangers [sic]). The Christians called them Angels. The Jews called them Elohim (Gods), The Native Americans called them Thunderbirds or Kachinas. Amongst the Yoruba they are known as Ginwin and are part of the Orishna (List of Dieties [sic]). Among the scientist [sic] they are simply referred to as extratereatrials [sic] meaning extra beings on Terra (Earth) who came from beyond the stars. No matter what name you call these Supreme Beings who germinated this planet the fact is that these beings did speak their own language when they came here and these beings had children and they taught their children this language which was once lost and now found and reclaimed as Nuwaubic (the language of the Nuwaubians).[2]

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[edit] Tonal/rhythmic elements and mythological significance

York wrote:

As you learn your language, Nuwaupic, it’s going to call for you to use tones you have stopped using, and that caused you to lose your brain again. Nuwaupic is going to help you re-align your brain. Its back to music again and that's how we spoke; we spoke in tones. They took the tones out, and taking the tones out, they took the rhythm out. They un-aligned us. They turned us off our own station. We got to get back on our own station, so we can add to our brain waves our 800 Mega Hertz, so we can align above the frequency they are sending in.[3]

[edit] Presumed English etymologies

York has also taught that there are revealing etymologies of English words, often at odds with scholarly consensus. For instance:

caucasian 
from “Carcass-Asian” meaning “Degenerated Asian”[citation needed]
dyslexia 
from the Greek “dys” (hard, difficult or against) and the Latin “lexia” (law), meaning “to go against the law”[4]
Earth 
derived from the word “Eridu”[5]
extraterrestrials 
“extra-terra-astrals”[6]
god 
from the Hebrew letters Gomar, Oz, Dubar, signifying “wisdom - strength - beauty”;[7] alternately, this word comes from reversing the letters of “dog”[8]
gospel 
comes from the words “ghost spell”[9]
honkie 
“It was against the law for Europeans to have sex with ‘blacks.’ According to the Act of 1705 AD, which states in part: ‘…whatsoever white man or woman being free shall intermarry with a Negro shall be committed to prison for six months without bail, and pay 10 pounds to the use of the parish. Ministers marrying such persons shall pay 10,000 pounds of tobacco.’ At the time, certain European men that wanted to disobey the law would come into black neighborhoods and honk their horns. Back then car horns made a honk sound, not a beep sound. Thus, the black neighbors would say, ‘the honkies are here,’ in reference to the European men who would pay the ‘black women’ to have sex with them.”[10]
human 
from “hu” (creative force of will) and “mane” (spirit of the dead)[5]
Jesus 
a combination of the words “Jah” and “Zeus”[11]
lord 
from “Lar” the name of a black-haired species of Apeman[12]
monks 
a shortened version of “head monkeys” or “spiritual monkeys”[13]
planet 
“plan E.T.”[14]
television 
“tell lie vision”[15]
U.S.A. 
from the Egyptian word “usa” meaning “eye”[16]

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ York, Malachi Z. “Women Of The Scriptures” Truth Bulletin #2[1]
  2. ^ GuidedbyAnu “A Public Cry” NuWorldOrder Forums 8 February 2005[2]
  3. ^ York, Malachi Z. (as Amunnubi Raakhptah) The Millennium Book ParTwo pp. 409-411[3]
  4. ^ York, Malachi Z. GOD, God, god — What Is The Difference? Scroll #66[4]
  5. ^ a b York, Malachi Z. El Istakhlaag: The Creation 1:2-4, p. 1[5]
  6. ^ York, Malachi Z. El Istakhlaag: The Creation 2:24, p. 14[6]
  7. ^ York, Malachi Z. Who Lived Before The Adam and Eve Story?[7]
  8. ^ Muhammad, Isa (York, M. Z.) The Paleman[8]
  9. ^ York, Malachi Z. Bible Interpretations and Explanations booklet 2, p. 23[9]
  10. ^ York, Malachi Z. Let’s Set The Record Straight Scroll #360[10]
  11. ^ York, Malachi Z. Jesus Found in Egipt[11]
  12. ^ York, Malachi Z. El Istakhlaag: The Creation 9:194-5, p. 95[12]
  13. ^ York, Malachi Z. El Istakhlaag: The Creation 9:197, p. 95[13]
  14. ^ York, Malachi Z. El Musta Wathee’ya 2:25, p. 225-7[14]
  15. ^ York, Malachi Z. Questions and Answers / Debates and Discussion Scroll #140 The Holy Tabernacle Ministries Of The World[15]
  16. ^ Heimlich, Adam “Black Egypt: A Visit to Tama-Re” New York Press 8 November 2000[16]

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