Osservo i blazar in lingua. I più violenti fenomeni dell’universo sono sorgenti di energia variabile associate ad un buco nero super-massiccio.

In zumero, la lcz di bla è bal. E bal-zar narra:

zar , zur₄, sur₈

to tap, pour; to spout, flow; to exude; to spin (a cocoon) (cf. the graphically similar sign, sur₁₂) (repetitive motion + to flow) (ZAR archaic frequency)[2].

^(gis) bala (‘), bal

n., spindle; bar; turn of office; reign; job; rotating fund; annual contribution to the state; portion; ratio; hostility; enemies; changing (of products) [BALA archaic frequency].

v., to revolve, to take turns; to turn (over); to revolt; to uproot; to transgress; to change; to transfer, deliver (to someone; dative); to cross over; to pass through; to draw (water); to pour (as a libation; with –ta-); to turn around, go back (bala and maru) (the presence of a -w or -y at the end of the word is shown in that –la or –la₂ do not resume it, consistent with the following etymology ba, ‘share’, + ila₂, ‘to carry, deliver, bring, support’, where of, the etymology of ila₂.[3]

Bal-zar: ‘’flusso rigirato nell’anima alta’.

Bal, pari a bala, e pari anche a ba.al, conservato in Balcania, resto di Baal. canania (come osservò Licinio Glori in La pace di Cesare), è ‘anima_ba alta_al’.

Blazing, ‘ardeggiante’ in ingl., coniuga to blaze con ing, ‘corrente g’.

Blaze = bal.ze_2, ‘anima.alta.puzzo’ + ing = ‘corrente g /chiusura-apertura’.

Dunque i blazar sono dei ba.al potenti emanatori di energia.

[1] Wikipedia.

[2] John Alan Halloran, Sumerian lexicon, Los Angeles, Logogram Publishing, 2006 : 311.

[3]John Alan Halloran, Sumerian lexicon, Los Angeles, Logogram Publishing, 2006 : 28.