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To follow this related language path for a moment, the word
written: "do", may be traced to the Indo-European root written:
"*dhe" ["dh~E"], and the "sense" of this root is given as:
"put", "place", or '"set" (down)'. (See: "deed", "deep", and
"deck"; and the prefix: "ad-.") Futhermore, please observe that
the "sense" of the word written: "place, may be evaluated as: 'a
level point within a "field."' (See: "placid," and: "placate.")
Now, one may observe that the "sense" of: "drive" or "do",
that is conveyed through the root: "*ag-", and the "sense" of:
"point(ed)" or "sharp(ly)", that is conveyed through the root:
"*ak-", converge in the (modern) 'letter group' written: "ac-",
and that this pattern of "letter" sounds now has the capacity to
convey a 'complex "sense"' in that the "sense" conveyed through
the 'letter group' written: "ac-", consists of a "matrix" of
"sensible" dimensions of experience.
In summary, this exploration of the "sense" involved in the
(modern) word written: "act", shows that the sound of the 'letter
group' written: "ag-", has the capcity to "note" either of the
"sensible" dimensions of experience that are suggested through
the "notions" of: "drive" or "do", and that the sound of the
'letter group' written: "ak-", has the capacity to "note" either
of the "sensible" dimensions of experience suggested
through the "notions" of: "point(ed)", or: "sharp(ly)".
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