Ancient Korean pictograph 상형문자(象形文字) Alphabet-3

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There is another  proof.

 

http://blog.daum.net/daesabu/18284959

 

Look at “주격(主格)the nominative [subjective] case-

조사(助詞) postposition;  "l"  “ and

“소유격(所有格) the possessive [genitive] case-조사(助詞) postposition; "ㅅ" ”

in the lower picture.

 

 

 

 

 

In normal modern Korean language, “는(neun)subjective-postposition” must come after 공자(孔子, Gongzeo),

but there is " ㅣ “ letter in the textbook-훈민정음해례본(訓民正音解例本).

" ㅣ “ letter means "주격(主格)the nominative [subjective] case -조사(助詞) postposition“.

To my surprise,

I found  it on Mindo(명도,明刀) Money(I call it Sun Money.).

Look at this photo  from China  Blog.

 

 

 

Did you look at " ㅣ“ letter  in the middle picture ? 

This is not 일(一, one) of 중창일(中昌一, 中middle, 昌prosperity, 一one)

but "이[ i  ]" sound of 달빛이(Dalbich-i).

 달빛(Dalbich) means the light of the moon, and 이(i) means

"주격(主格)the nominative [subjective] case -조사(助詞) postposition“

 

 

Is "cC" the moon of  Korean pictograph 상형문자(象形文字) Alphabet or 中 of  한자(漢字) a Chinese character ?

What is your opinion? 

I assert that "cC" is the moon of  Korean pictograph 상형문자(象形文字) Alphabet.

Why don't Korean people read  this letter now?

Because "ㅏ [a]sound" was omitted in "cC" and

the direction of   union( combination, cohesion, bonding) of letters

was changed.

The present shape  of letters is "달“.

If you know that a small letter "c" is the [ㄹ, l]sound of

a "final" (consonant or consonant cluster) on the end of a Korean

orthographic syllable, you can read  this "cC" as [달,dal, Meaning

is the moon].

 

 

Next  look at "ㅅ“ letter.

Maybe "ㅅ“ letter means Ancient Korean pictograph 상형문자(象形文字) Alphabet of "의”.

 

 

I found another 조사(助詞) postpositions in a material

about Mindo(명도,明刀) Money(Sun Money.).

These letters are 조사(助詞) postpositions of

Ancient Korean pictograph 상형문자(象形文字) Alphabet.

 

And it is very important to find "a small point in the letter".

A small point in the letter means the sound gathering of "이[i]“ and

"에[e, Meaning is "at". ]“ 조사(助詞) postpositions.

You're seeing the highest stage of a sound linguistics (philology,언어학, 言語學).