This is revolutionary and when I first got the idea I was shocked by how oddly familiar the resulting names were.
Just think today; for the letter "2"
1. Labo
2. Lama
3. Lawo
Or "Girl*
1. Gabadh
2. Gabar
3. Gawar
Those are all.3 actual pronunciations in today's Somali speech differentiation.
Then take into consideration the cross play in the historical Harar
- Semitic
- Arabic
- Classical Unchanging Arabic of Quraan
- Changing Arabic of Caamiya (Dialect)
- Yemen/Hejaaz
- Egyptian
- Ethio-Semitic
- North
- Tigrinya, Tigre
- South
- Amharic Group
- Harari/Argobba Group
- North
- Arabic
- Cushitic
- Somaloid
- Maxaa
- Northern
- Coastal
- Maay
- Maxaa
- Oromoid
- Northern
- Highlands Group
- Bale-Hararge Group
- Southern
- Gibe-Borana
- Northern
- Red Sea Group
- Afar-Saho
- Beja, Bilen, etc
- Somaloid
Almost few people understand Harari IS NOT A NATURALLY DEVELOPED language by a development of a "Harari" people.
- It is a " created" language from the intimate contact of two different cultures in the "same bed."
- It is like " Swahili"
- Or " Cajun Creole" in the West Indies.
- It is literally the "child" that results from physical penetration.
- Harari is literally Cushitic/Somali vulger speech/vocabulary adapted to Ethiosemitic grammar and syntax
- It is like Swahili created from Arabic vulger speech/vocabulary adapted to Bantu grammar and syntax
Randomized, combination testing using widely recognized Somali speech differentiation and historical letter adaption/change/displacement
1. BAR = DAL
2. BeT = Rer
3. Habar = Wadan/Madal/Gidir
4. Gabal = Mudug
5. Wargih = Makhir
6. Dakar = Adal
7.Harar = Magaal
And
8.Somali = Yemuur/Temuur
9. Walashmaa = Mareyxaan
9. Wallo= Gerri
10. Gudabiirsi= Kutabare
11. Awsame/Absame = Akshum/Hawash
12. Awal = Yabar/Marar
14. Bali = Dir
15. Digil = Gumar
16. Isaaq = Ifat
17. Karanle = Dawaro
I am still trying to figure out more