Nabad etymology

[Midas]

I have come to the realisation [many] words found in Somali, which are also found in Arabic are nether loan words nor borrowed, but share the same linguistic root.

How Afroasiatic lanaguges are connected is honestly incredibly mysterious. You have lots of linguists who say berber and semetid branches are closer. But we have no idea how that would even physically be possible. Theres also no real explanation for where eygptian came from.

 

[Midas]

the verb ( to play ) in the ancient Egyptian verb ḥꜥb
( حعب ) is related to Proto-Semitic *lʕb.
Compare Arabic لعب (lʕb) .

L ↔ ḥ ( ح ) ,
ḥꜥb ( ḥaʕib حعب ) ↔ لعب ( laʕiba ) .

ḥꜥb ( ḥaʕib حعب ) / لعب ( laʕiba ) is related to Somali verb ciyaar ( ʕiyaar ) which means play .

Somali verb : la ciyaar ( la ʕiyaar ) means to play or cause to to play / play with .

L ↔ ḥ ( ح ) , b ↔ r ,
la ciyaar : la ʕ-y-r ↔ la ʕ-y-b ↔ ḥ ʕ-y-b ,
la ciyaar ( ʕiyaar لَعِيار) ↔ لَعِيب (laʕiib ) / ḥꜥb(ḥaʕiib حَعِيب )

لَ عِيار ↔ لَ عِيب / حَ عِي
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Somali : n-b - d (nabad)
Egyptian : s - n-b (sanab)
Semitic : s - l-m (salam) ,
Tigrinya : d - ḥ-n (daḥan) ደሓን ኩን.
Amharic : b - h-n (behin) በህና ሁን.
d ↔ s , ḥ ( ح ) ↔ l , b ↔ n / m ,
∴ s-n-b ( 𓋴𓈖𓃀 ) ↔ s-l-m ↔ d-ḥ-n ,
s-n-b ( 𓋴𓈖𓃀 ) ↔ n-b-d (nabad)

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Your stuff is intresting but its impossible to know if the sound changes your proposing are accurate. They definitely sound plausible but unless you post refrences or something its impossible to even evaluate your claims. Since nobody on this forum seems to have that level of linguistics knowledge