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Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar

The Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar consists of terms and their definitions listed in five degrees, each degree having two parts. I have retained this order, but have otherwise taken great liberties in rearranging the Alphabet and Grammar. I have alphabetized all terms, and have grouped together the definitions of terms in the various degrees.

The first part of the Alphabet and Grammar is an initial list of terms in the first degree. This list appears in three copies, written by three different scribes, whom I have designated by the letters A, B, and C. Variations of spelling are shown with the scribe's letter. When there are minor variations between scribes in the definitions, I have given the consensus meaning; otherwise, all three definitions are listed.



FIRST PART OF THE FIRST DEGREE
Ah
The first Being who exercises supreme power
Ho-e-oop; ho ee oop (B)
A young unmarried man, a prince
Ho-e-oophah (A); ho ee oop hah (B); Ho-e-oop-hah (C)
Crown of a prince or king
Ho e oop-hah-pha-e (A); ho ee oop-hah pha e (B); Ho-e-oop hah-pha-e (C)
Reign, government, power, right, kingdom
Ho-oop-hah; ho___hah (B)
Crown of a princess or queen
Iota
The eye, to see, sight; sometimes me, myself
Iota-Tau-es-Zip Zi (A); Iota tou es Zip Zi (B); Iota tou-es Zip Zi (C)
Land of Egypt first seen under water by a woman
Kah-tou-mun; Kah tou mun (B)
The name of the royal family in the female line
Oan, ah-e, Oh e (A); one, ahe, ohe (B); Oan, ah-e (C)
The earth
Pha
A more universal reign, having greater dominion or power
Pha e (A); pha-e (B); Pha-e (C)
The first man, or one who has kingly power
Pha-ho-e-oop; pha___ (B)
Royal family, royal blood, Pharaoh, supreme power or king
Su-e-eh-ni; Sue Eh ni (B)
What other person is that? Who?
Toan, Tah-e-Taee, Tar (A); tone, tahe, tohe tou-es (B); toan, tah e toe, tou-es (C)
Beneath or under water
Zi
Virgin, unmarried, virtuous or the principle of virtue
Zi-oop-hah; Zei oop hah (B)
An unmarried woman and a virgin princess
Zip Zi; Zip-zi (C)
A woman married or unmarried, daughter
Zool
From a fixed period of time back to the beginning or creation
Zub
The first creation of anything, first institution
Zub-eh; Zool Eh (B)
To be in, as light in the earth
Zub Zool; Zub-Zool (A)
From the first to any stated period after
Zub-Zool-eh (A); Zub Zool Eh (B); Zub-Zool-oan-eh (C)
In the beginning of the earth, or creation
Zub-Zool-oan; Zub Zool oun (B)
The beginning, first, before, pointing to

SECOND PART OF THE FIRST DEGREE

Ah me-os (A); Ahmeos (B); Ah me os (C)
God without beginning or end
Albeth
Angels, or disembodied spirits, or saints
Alchebeth; Achebeth (B)
Minsters of God, high priests, kings
Alchibeth
Minsters of God, under the high priest
Aleph
In the beginning with God, the Son or first born
Alkabeth; Alcabeth (B)
Angels in an unalterable or immortal state, sanctified, men after they are raised from the dead
Alko beth (A); Alchobeth (B); Alkobeth (C)
Minsters not ordained of God, sinful
Alkubeth; Alchubeth (B)
Ministers who are less sinful for want of power
Baeth
The name of all mankind, man or men
Baeth-Ka (A); Baeth Ka (B); Ba-eth Ka (C)
Adam, the first man, or first king
Baeth-Kee (A); Baeth Ke (B); Ba-eth Kee (C)
The next from Adam, one ordained under him
Baeth-Ki (A); Baeth Ki (B); Ba-eth Ki (C)
The third ordained under Adam, third patriarch
Baeth-Ko (A); Baeth Ko (B); Ba eth Ko (C)
The fourth from Adam
Baeth Ku; Baeth chee (B)
The fifth high priest from Adam
Beth
A. Man's first residence, a fruitful garden a great valley
B. mans first residence fruitful garden A great valy a place of happiness 1 times
C. Man's first residence in a fruitful garden, a great valley or plain filled with fruit trees and flowers good to taste, pleasing to the eye and sweet & precious to the smell - place of happiness
Beth Ka; Bethcha (B)
A. Another place of Residence 5 times as great more spacious, larger th__ the first
B. another place of residence or a more fruitful garden a larger place of hapiness greater hapiness 5 times
C. A garden, valley or plain, larger more spacious, more pleasing, more beautiful - place of more complete happiness, peace & rest for man
Beth Ke (A); Bethche (B) Beth-Kee (C)
A. The third place of residence 5 times as great as the last still greater &c
B. the third place 5 times Bethcha
C. A Third garden, or place of residence still more spacious, beautiful and pleasing - increasing in greatness five degrees or being five times as large as Beth Ka
Beth Ki; Bethchi (B)
A. The fourth place 5 times that of the last
B. the fourth place 5 times Bethche
C. A Fourth, increasing five degrees beyond Beth-Kee
Beth Ko; Bethcho (B)
A. The fifth place 5 times greater than the last
B. the fifth place 5 times Bethchi
C. A Fifth, increasing like the fourth
Beth Ku; Bethchu (B)
A. The sixth place 5 times &c
B. the six place 5 Bethcho
C. A Sixth, increasing like the fifth.
Beth Ku-Ain tri-ette (A); Bethchu ain trieth (B); Beth Ku-ain-trieth (C)
A. The whole earth, pure, with all glory
B. the whole Earth or the largest place, the greatest enjoyment on Earth, garden of the Earth
C. The whole earth, or the largest place, the greatest enjoyment on earth - man's resident in the garden of the earth.
E beth Ka; Ebethcha (B)
A. The heaven of heavens wher God resides, the greatest place of hap__
B. the greatest place of hapiness where God resides the Celestial kingdom
C. The greatest place of happiness, where God resides - The celestial kingdom
E beth-Ku-ain tri-ette (A); Ebethchuaintrieth (B); E-Beth-Ku-ain-trieth (C)
A. All the heavenly bodies - Eternity
B. Eternity
C. The heavenly bodies, the worlds of light and glory, the heaven, heavens, and heaven of heavens - eternity.
[The folowing characters are undefined.]

Dah-tu-hah-dees; Dah tu Hahdees (A)
De-eh
Flo-ees
Flos-isis; Flosisis (A)
Gahmel (A); Gah-nel (B); Gah Mel (C)
Hah-dees; Hah dees (A)
Ho-hah-oop
Io-ho-hah-oop
Io-ho-hah-oop-zip-zi; Io-ho-hah oop Zip Zi (A)
Jah-ho-e-oop; Jah ho e oop (A)
Jah ni hah (A); Jah-ho-hah (B); Jah-ni-hah (C)
Jah-oh-eh; Jah oh eh (A)
Kah-tuain; Kah ta ain (A)
Kah tu ain tri ette (A); Kah-tu-ain-trieth (B); Kah-triain-trieth (C)
Kli flosisis (A); Kli-flos-isis (B); Kli flos isis (C)
Kolob
Lish-Zi-ho e-oop Iota (A); Ligh zi ho-e-oop-iota (B); Lish-zi-ho-e-oop-iota (C)
Veh Kli flos-isis (A); Veh-kli-flos-isis (B); Veh-Kli flos-isis (C)
Zip Zi Iota Veh (A); Zip-zi-iota-veh (B); Zip zi-iota-aeh (C)

EGYPTIAN COUNTING
NAMEENGLISH EXPLANATION
Ehone
NiTwo
ZeThree
TehFour
VehFive
PsiSix
PsaSeven
aeight
nanine
TahTen
Eh-Tah10 & 1 are Eleven
Ni-Tah10 & 2 are Twelve
Ze Tah10 & 3 are Thirteen
Teh Tah10 & 4 are Fourteen
Veh Tah10 & 5 are Fifteen
Psi Tah10 & 6 are Sixteen
Psa Tah10 & 7 are Seventeen
A Tah10 & 8 are Eighteen
Na Tah10 & 9 are Nineteen
Tah-Ni2 times 10 are twenty
Eh-Tah-Nitwice ten and one are 21
Ni-Tah Nitwice ten and two are 22
Ze Tah NItwice ten and three are 23
Teh-Tah Nitwice ten and four are 24
Veh-Tah Nitwice ten and five are 25
Psi Tah Nitwice ten and Six are 26
Psa Tah Nitwice ten and Seven are 27
A-Tah-Nitwice ten and eight are 28
Na-Tah-Nitwice ten and eight [nine] are 29
Tah-Zethree times ten are 30
Eh-Tah-Zethree times ten and one are 31
Ni-Tah-Zethree times ten and two are 32
Ze-Tah-Zethree times ten and three are 33
Teh-Tah-Zethree times ten and four are 34
Veh-Tah-Zethree times ten and five are 35
Psi Tah Zethree times ten and six are 36
Psa Tah Zethree times ten and seven are 37
A-Tah-Zethree times ten and eight are 38
Na-Tah-Zethree times ten and nine are 39
Tah-TehFour times ten are 40
Eh-Tah-TehFour times ten and one are 41
Ni Tah TehFour times ten and two are 42
Ze-Tah-TehFour times ten and three are 43
Teh-Tah TehFour times ten and four are 44
Veh-Tah TehFour times ten and five are 45
Psi Tah-TehFour times ten and six are 46
Psa Tah TehFour times ten and seven are 47
A Tah TehFour times ten and eight are 48
Na-Tah-TehFour times ten and nine are 49
Tah-VehFive times ten are 50
Eh-Tah-VehFive times ten and one are 51
Ni-Tah-VehFive times ten and two are 52
Ze-Tah VehFive times ten and three are 53
Teh-Tah-VehFive times ten and four are 54
Veh Tah VehFive times ten and five are 55
Psi Tah-VehFive times ten and six are 56
Psa Tah-VehFive times ten and seven are 57
A-Tah-VehFive times ten and eight are 58
Na-Tah-VehFive times ten and eight [nine] are 59
Tah-PsiSix times ten are 60
Eh Tah PsiSix times ten and one are 61
Ni-Tah PsiSix times ten and two are 62
Ze Tah PsiSix times ten and three are 63
Teh Tah PsiSix times ten and four are 64
Veh-Tah PsiSix times ten and five are 65
Psi-Tah-PsiSix times ten and six are 66
Psa Tah-PsiSix times ten and seven are 67
A Tah PsiSix times ten and eight are 68
Na-Tah-PsiSix times ten and nine are 69
Tah-PsaSeven times ten are 70
Eh-Tah-psaSeven times ten and one are 71
Ni-Tah PsaSeven times ten and two are 72
Ze Tah-psaSeven times ten and three are 73
Teh-Tah-PsaSeven times ten and four are 74
Veh-Tah PsaSeven times ten and five are 75
Psi-Tah PsaSeven times ten and six are 76
Psa Tah psaSeven times ten and seven are 77
A-Tah psaSeven times ten and eight are 78
Ni [Na] Tah psaSeven times ten and [nine] are 79

The Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar includes two transcripts of the same portion of the Book of Abraham, written by two scribes, whom I have designated as A and B. In the table below, the text in each box is the translation of one Egyptian character. Words which were crossed out are enclosed in brackets.


AbrahamScribe AScribe B
 sign of the fifth degree of the __ __ partSign of the fifth degree of the second part
1:4I sought for mine ---- appointment ---- unto the priesthood according to the appointment of God unto the fathers concening the seedI sought for mine appointment [whereunto] unto the priesthood accordin to the appointment of God unto the fathers concerning the seed
1:5my fathers having turned from their righteousness and from the holy commandments which the Lord their God had given unto them unto the worshiping of the Gods of the hethensmy fathers having turned from their righteousness and from the holy commandments which the Lord their God had given unto them unto the worshiping of the gods of the heathens
1:6-7utterly refused to hearken to my voice for their hearts were set to do evil and were wholly turned to the god of Elk-Kiner and the __ of ___ and the God of Mah-mack rah and the God of Pharoah King of Egypt therefore they turned their hearts to the sacrifice of the heathens in offering up their children unto their dumb Idols and hearkened not unto my voice but endeavored to take away my life by the hand of the priest of Elk-Kinerutterly refused to hearken to my voice for their hearts were set to do evil and were wholly turned to the God of Elk Kener and the god of Libnah and the god of Mah machrah and the god of Pharaoh King of Egypt. Therefore they turned their hearts to the sacrafice of the heathens in offering up their children u__ these dumb Idols and harkened not unto my voice, but endevoured to take away my life by the hand of the priest of Elk Ken__
1:8-10__ priest of Elk-Keeneh was also the priest of Pharoah, now at this time it was the custom of the priest of Pharaoh the King of Egypt __ offer up upon the alter which was built in the land of Chaldea for the offering unto these strange Gods both men, women __ hildren And it came to pass that the priest made __ offering unto the god of Pharaoh and also unto the god of Shag-reel even after the manner of the Egyptians now the god of Shag-reel was the Sun even a thank offer__ child did the priest of Pharaoh offer upon the alter __ stood by the hill called Potiphers hill at the head of the plain of OlishemThe priest of Elk Kener was also the priest of Pharaoh now at this time it was the custom of the priest of Phar__ the King of Egypt to offer up upon the altar which was built in the land of Chaldea for the offering unto these strange gods both men women and children and it came to pass that the priest made an offering unto the god of Pharaoh and also unto the god of Shagreel, even after the manner of the Egyptians. Now the god of Shagreel was the sun, even a thank offering of a child did the priest of Pharaoh offer upon the altar which stood by the hill called Potiphers hill at the head of the plain of Olishem
1:11Now this priest had offered upon this alter three virgins at one time who were the daughters of Onitah one of the ------ royal descent directly from the loins of Ham the__ virgins were offered up because of their virtue the__ would not bow down to worship gods of wood, or of stone therefore they were killed upon this alternow this priest had offered upon this altar three virgins at one time who were the daughters of Onitah, one of the ------ royal descent directly from the loins of Ham, these virgins were offered up because of their virtue they would not bow down to worship gods of wood or of stone, therefore they were Killed upon this altar
1:12And it was done after the manner of the Egyptians and it came to pass that the priests laid violence upon me that they might slay me also as they did those virgin upon this alter, and that you might have knowledge of this alter I will refer ___ the representation that is at the com___ ment of this recordand it was done after the manner of the Egyptians and it came to pass that the priests laid violence upon me, that they might slay me also, as they did those virgins upon this altar, and that you might have a knowledge of this altar, I will refer you to the representations, [that is lying before you] at the commencement of this ___
1:13-14It was made after the form of a bedsted such as was ha_ _mong the Chaldeans and it stood before the gods of Elk Keen _bnah Mah Mack rah and also a god like unto that of Pharaoh King of Egypt that you may have an understanding of these gods __ hav_ given you the fashion of them in the figures at the begining which manner of figures is called by the Chaldians Rah ___ nosit was made after the form of a bed stead such as was had amon the Chaldeans, and it stood before the Gods of Elk Kener Libnah Mahmachrah and also a god like unto that of Pharaoh King of Egypt, that you may have an understanding of these gods I have given you the fassion of them, in the figures at the beginning, which manner of figures is [wa] called by the [Egyptians] Chaldeans Rahleenos.
1:15And as they lifted up their hands upon me that they might offer me up ----- and take away my life behold _ lifted up my voice unto the Lord my God; and the lord hearkened and heard and he filled me with a vision of the Almighty and the angel of his presence stood by my feet and immediately loosed my bandsAnd as they lifted up their hands upon me that they might offer me up, and take away my life, behold I lifted up my voice unto the Lord my God and the Lord hearkened and heard, and he filled me with a vision of the Almighty and the angel of his presence stood by my feet and immediately loosed my bands.
1:16-19And his voice was unto me Abram Abram Behold my name is Jehovah and I have heard thee and have com_ down to deliver thee and to take thee away from thy fath__ house, and from all thy kinsfolks into a strange land which thou knowest not of, and this because they have turned their hearts away from me to worship the god of Elk kee-nah and __ __ of _ibnah and of Mahmach-rah and the god of Pharaoh King of Egypt. Therefore I have come down to visit them, and to destroy him who hath __ __ hand against thee. Abram my son to __ __ away thy life. Behold I will lead thee by my hand and I will take thee, to put upon thee my name even the priesthood of thy father, and my power shall be over thee; as it was with Noah so shall it be with thee that through thy ministry my name shall be known in the earth forever, for __ am thy __And his voice was unto me Abram, Abram, behold my name is Jehovah, and I have heard thee, and have come down to deliver thee, and to take thee away from thy fathers house, and from all thy Kinsfolks, into a strange land, which thou knowest not of, and this because [their hearts are turn] they have turned their hearts away from me, to worship the god of Elk Kener, and the god of Libnah and of Mah mach rah and the god of Pharaoh King of Egypt; therefore I have come down to visit them and to destroy him who hath lifted up his hand against thee Abram my son to take away thy life; behold I will lead thee by my hand, and I will take thee, to put upon thee my name even the priesthood of thy Father, [and my] and my power shall be over thee as it was with Noah so shall it be with thee, that throug thy ministry my name shall be known in the earth forever; for I am thy God.
1:20-22Behold Potipher hill was in the land of Ur of Chaldea and the Lord broke down the alter of Elk Kee nah __ __ __ god of the lands and utterly destroyed them ------ and smote the _riest that he died and there __ great morning in Chaldea and also in the court of Pharaoh which Pharaoh signifies King by royal blood. Now this King of Egypt was a descendent from the loins of Ham and was a partaker of the blood of the cananitess by birth: From this decent sprang all the Egyptians and thus the blood of the cananites was preserved in the land.Behold Potiphers hill was in the land of Ur of Chaldea, and the Lord broke down the altar of Elk Kiner, and of the gods of the land, and utterly destroyed them, and smote the priest that he died and there was great mourning in Chaldea, and also in the court of Pharaoh which Pharaoh, signifies King by royal blood. Now this King of Egypt was a descendant from the loins of Ham, and was a partaker of the blood of the canaanites by birth from this descent sprang all the Egyptians, and thus the blood of the canaanites was preserved in the land.
1:23-24The land of Egypt being first discovered by a woman, who was the daughter of Ham; and the daughter of Zep-tah. which in the Chaldee signifies Egypt, which signifies that which is forbidden. When this woman discovered the land it was under water, who after settled her sons in it: And thus from Ham sprang that race which preserved the curse in the land.The land of Egypt being first discovered by a woman, who was the daugter of Ham and the daughter of Zeptah, which in the Chaldea, signifies Egypt, which signifies that which is forbidden. When this woman discovered the land, it was under water, who after settled her sons in it; and thus from Ham sprang that race which preserved the curse in the land.
1:25-26Now the first government of Egypt, was established by Pharaoh the eldest son of Egyptes the daughter of Ham; and it was after the manner of the government of Ham, which was Patriarchal. Pharaoh being a righteous man established his kingdom, and judged his people wisely and justly all his days, seeking earnestly to imitate that order established by the fathers in the first generation in the days of the first Patriarchal reign, even in the reign of Adam. And also Noah his father, ----- who blessed him with the blessings of the earth and with the blessings of wisdom, but cursed him as pertaining to the priesthood.Now the first government of Egypt was established by Pharaoh, the Eldest son of Egyptes, the daughter of Ham, and it was after the manner of governm__ of Ham which was patriarchal, Pharaoh being a righteous man established his Kingdom and judged his people wisely and justly all his days, seeking earnestly to imitate that order established by the fathers in the first generation, in the days of the first patriarchal reign even in the reign of Adam; and also Noah his father, [for as his days] who blessed him with the blessings of the earth and with the blessings of wisdom but cursed him as pertaining to the priesthood.
1:27-28Now Pharaoh being of that lineage by which he could not have the right of priesthood; not withstanding the Pharaohs would fain claim it from Noah through Ham: Therefore my father was led away by their idolitry: but I shall endeaver hereafter to delliniate the chronology running back from myself to the begining of the creation, for the records have come into my hands which I hold unto this present timeNow Pharaoh being of that lineage, by which he could not have the right of Priesthood, notwithstanding the Pharaohs would feign claim it from Noah through Ham, therefore my father was led away, by their Idolitry but I shall endeavor here after to deliniate the chronology runing back from myself to the beginning of the creation: for the records have come into my hands which I hold unto this present time.
1:29-31Now after the priest of Elk Kee nah was smitten that he died there came a fulfilment of those things which were spoken unto me conerning the land of Chaldea, that there should be a famine in the land; and accordingly a famine prevailed through out all the land of Chaldea; And my father was sorely tormented because of the famine, and he repented of the evil which he had determined against me, to take away my life: But the records of the fathers even the patriarchs concerning the right of priesth__ the lord my God preserved in mine own hand: Therefore a knowledge of the begining of creation and also of the planets, and of the stars, as it was made known unto the fathers, have I kept even unto this day.Now after the priest of Elk Kiner was smiten that he died there came a fulfillment of those things which were spoke unto me conserning the land of Chaldea, that there should be a famine in the land, and accordingly a famine prevailed throughout all the land of Chaldea, and my father was sorely tormented, because of the famine, and he repented of the evil which he had determined against me, to take away my life, but the records of the fathers, even the patraarch's, concerning the right of priesthood the Lord my God preserved in mine own hands, therefore a Knowledge of the beginning of creation, and also of the planets and of the stars, as it was made know unto the fathers have I kept even unto this day.
1:31And I shall endeavor to write some of these things, upon this record, for the benefit of my posterity that shalt come after meAnd I shall endeavour to write some of these things upon this record, for the benefit of my posterity that shall come after me.
2:1-2Now the Lord God caused the famine to wax ___ in the land of Ur insomuch that Haran my brother died: but Terah my father yet lived in the land of Ur of the Chaldees. And it came to pass; that I Abram took Sarai to wife and Nehor my brother took Melkah to wifeNow the Lord God caused the famine to wax sore in the land of Ur, insomuch that Haran my brother died, but Terah my father yet lived in the land of Ur of the chaldeas. And it came to pass that I Abram took Sarai to wife and Nahor, my brother, took Milcah to wife.
2:2Who was the daughter of __ronWho was the daughter of Haran.
2:3-6Now the lord had said unto me Abram get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred even from thy fathers house, unto a land that I will __ thee: Therefore I left the land of Ur of the __ to go into the land of Canaan; and I took Lot my brothers son, and his wife, and Sarai my wife; and also my father followed after me _to the land which we denominated Haran. And the famine abated, and my father tarried in Haran and dwelt there, as there were many flocks in Haran; And my father turned again unto his idolitry: Therefore he continued in Haran Now the Lord had said unto Abram __ get thee out of thy country and from thy Kindred and from thy fathers house unto a land that I will show thee Therefor __ __ the land of Ur of the chaldees to go into the land of Canaan and __ __ Lot my bro son and his wife __ Sari_ my wife and also my father f__ me into the land which we denominated Haran and the famine abated, and my father tarried in Haran and dwelt there as there __ __ flock in Haran: and my father turned again unto his idolitry Therefore he continued in Haran but I Abram __ and Lot my brothers son prayed unto the Lord, and the Lord appeared 


The Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar starts over again, listing characters and definitions in the five degrees. It also includes material which relates to grammatical rules. This material will be presented first, followed by the definitions. In the definitions, the degrees are represented by the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Variations in the spelling of character names are noted in the comparative charts at the end.



FIRST PART OF THE DEGREES


[First Degree] Beth-Ba-eth This character is from the first degree It has an arbitrary sound or signification which is Beth; and also a compound sound which is Za and comprise one simple sentence for its signification It is only increased or lessened in its signification by its connection with other characters. one connection with another character, gives it a compound signification, or enlarges the sentence. Two connections increases its signification still: Three increases it still: Four increases still and five still. This is as far as a sentence can be carried in the first degree. In its arbitrary sound it may have more sounds than one, but can not have more than five sounds. When it is compounded with others, it can only have one sound. Every character in this alphabet is subject to the above restrictions.

[Second Degree] This character, that is the character of the second degree, is designated from characters of the first degree by the manner of its being inserted in the compound: as follows - when it is connected it has the signification of the second degree; and when disconnected from the names of other places, it stands for the original sound of Kah-oan for Chaldee and it should be known as bing in the second degree, in order to vary the verbs, prepositions participles conjunctions, and adverbs: All names of rivers, & seas, of lands of hills, and of mountains should be preserved in their order according to their degrees, from the first For instance, the first connection should be called Jugos, which signifies verb or action: and the second connection should be called Kah-Jugos, which is a variation, according to the signification of the second degree: Kah Jugos should be preserved in the second degree. It signifies an action passed: The third connection is called Kah Juga-os, which signifies an action to be receved or to come to pass The fourth connection is called Ka-os-Ju which signifies connection And the fifth is called Ka-os-Juga-os and is used to qualify according to the signification of the fifth degree whether for prepositions, verbs, adverbs ___ This order should be preserved according to the signification of the degree

[Fifth Degree] This is called Za Ki-oan hiash, or chalsidon hiash. This character is in the fifth degree, independent and abitrary. It may be preseded in the fifth degree while it stands independent and arbitrary. That is, without a straight mark inserted above or below it. By inserting a straight mark over it thus, (2) it increases its signification five degrees: by inserting two straight lines, thus: (3) its signification is increased five times more. By inserting three straight lines thus (4) its signification is again increased five times more than the last. By counting the number of staight lines [and preseding them], or considering them as qualifying adjectives we have the degrees of comparison There are five connecting parts of speech in the above character, called ZaKi on hish These five connecting parts of speech, for verbs, participles-prepositions, conjunctions, and adverbs. In Translating this character, the subject must be continued until there are as many of these connecting parts of speech used as there are connections or connecting points found in the character. But whenever the character is found with one horizontal line, as at (2) the subject must be continued until [twice] five times the number of connecting parts of speech are used; or, the full sense of the writer is not conveyed. When two horizontal lines occur, the number of conneting parts of speech are continued five times further - or five degrees. And when three horizontal lines are found, the number of connections are to be increased five times further. The character alone has 5 parts of speech: increase by one straight line thus 5X5 is 25 by 2 horizontal lines thus 25X5=125; and by 3 horizontal lines thus: - 125X5=625

When this character has a horizontal line under it it reduces it into the fourth degree, consequently it has but four connecting parts of speech. When it has two horizontal lines, it is reduced into the third degree and has but three connecting parts of speech, and when it has three horizontal lines; it is reduced into the second degree and has but two connective parts of speech.

Ah-broam
  1. The Father of the faithful. The first right-The elder
  2. a follower of righteousness
  3. one who possesses great knowlege
  4. a follower of righteousness a possessor of greater knowledge
  5. a father of many nations a prince of peace, one who keeps the commandments of God. A patriarch a rightful heir, a highpriest
Ahe
2. inhilable part of the earth
Ah lish
  1. The name of the first being
  2. The name of the first Being: supreme intelligence
  3. Supreme power
  4. The first being clothed with supreme glory
  5. The first being - supreme intellegence; supreme power; supreme glory - supreme Justice; supreme mercy without beginning of life or end of life comprehending all things, seeing all things - the invisible and eternal godhead
Ash
2. The compound of Zub Zool oan
3. The compound of Zub zool aon
4. compound of Zub Zool oan
5. The same as Zub Zool-oan
Auk eh
3. earth and water
Beth
  1. man's first residence
  2. a fruitful garden or a great valley or plain filled with fruit trees and flows
  3. good to the taste, pleasing to the eye
  4. Sweet and precious to the smell
  5. place of happiness, purity, holiness & rest
Beth Ka; Beth Ku
  1. a large garden, a large vally or a large plain
  2. a large garden - more spacious plain
  3. pleasing, Beautiful, a place of exceeding great beauty
  4. a more complete enjoyment - a more beatiful place increasing in beauty
  5. the greatest place of happiness exceeding extending beyond [any thing]
Ho e oop
  1. A young unmarried man; a prince
  2. A virtuous prince
  3. A prince of the line of the Pharoahs
  4. a prince of the royal blood a true desendant from Ham - the son of Noah
  5. a prince of the royal blood a true desendant from Ham, the son of Noah, and inheritor of the Kingly blessings from under the hand of Noah, but not according to the priestly blessing, because of the trangressions of Ham, which blessing fell upon Shem from under the hand of Noah
Ho e oop hah
  1. Crown of a prince
  2. A King
  3. Kingly power, dominion, right
  4. Kingly possession - right of possession, title, dignity, honor
  5. honor by birth, kingly power by the line of Pharoah possession by birth one who riegns upon his throne universally - possessor of heaven and earth, and of the blessings of the earth
Ho e oop hah phah eh
  1. Riegn or rule, governments, power, Kingdom or dominion
  2. The principle of rule, or ruling or reigning upon the principle of Justice equity and righteousness
  3. A land Kingdom or country, governed by wise upright rulers or Kings, or Judges, good, excellent and whole some laws
  4. a land, Kingdom or dominion governed by wise, upright Kings or rulers, or judes or governors in administring equitable laws for the benefit and comfort of the poor, charity and favor to the poor
  5. Patriarchal government; or authority; a land governed according to the pattern or order given to the patriarchs or fathers, rules and laws of a goverment administered by the direction of Heaven or God, a people living under the laws of the gospel: or that law by which they may be sanctified and see the face of God. A priestly government: a government administered by the authority of the priesthood less or under the patriarchal; it sometimes means any priestly government, whether by the direction of heaven or by the tradition of the heavens
Ho oop hah
  1. Crown of a princes, or unmarried queen
  2. Corwn of a married Queen
  3. Crown of a widowed queen
  4. Queen who has been married the second time
  5. Queen Kah tou mun, a distinction of Royal female lineage or descent, from her whom Egypt was discovered while it was under water, who was the daughter of Ham - a lineage with whom a record of the fathers was intrusted by the tradition of Ham and according to the tradition of their elders: by whom also the tradition of the art of embalming was kept
Iota
  1. The eye, or I see
  2. To see; [Having] seen or sight
  3. sight; I shall or will see that which is to come
  4. me myself
  5. see, saw seeing or having seen or having been seen
Iota nitahach ah que
  1. a mark of distinction qualifying different degrees, increasing or lessening the power of the sentences according to ther signification as for instance Iota nilahoch ah que: (as in the margin) signifies "I saw twenty f___ persons," or it signifies twenty five persons"
  2. its signification is increased from the first degree five times for instance I saw five times twenty f___ persons, or one hundred and twenty persons It signification may be lessened one half by the mark as in the margin And again lessened one half of the latter half the mark as in he margin It signification is increase tenfold by the mark as in the margin: its signification is again increased one hundred fold by the the additional mark in the margin Its sound is Ah que Kah Ju: and its signification is a multiplying adjective
  3. Its siginification is increased from the second degree five times
  4. Its signification is increased from the third degree five times
  5. Its signification is increased five times from the fourth
Iota toues Zip Zi
  1. The land of Egypt
  2. The land which was discovered under water by a woman
  3. The woman sought to settle her sons in that land. She being the daughter of Ham
  4. The land of Egypt discovered by a woman who afterwards setted her sons in it.
  5. The land of Egypt which was first discovered by a woman whter under water, and afterwards settled by her sons she being a daughter of Ham - Any land over flown with water - A land seen when overflown by water - land overflown by the seasons, land enriched by being overflown low marshy ground.
Kah tou mun
  1. The name of a Royal family in the female line
  2. a distinction of royal female lineage
  3. descent from her by whom Egypt was discovered while it was under water
  4. A lineage, a daughter of Ham
  5. a lineage with whom a record of the fathers was intrusted by tradition of Ham, and according to the tradition of their elders, by whom also the tradition of the art of of embalming was kept.
Ki
  1. compound of Iota
  2. To see
  3. sight
  4. me myself
  5. the componed of itoa see saw seeing or having seen
Kiah broam
  1. That which goes before, until another time, or a change by appointment, The first, faithful, or father, or fathers.
  2. coming down from the begining To some place or fixed period The first in lineage, or right in lineage
  3. First reckoned in chronololy - Coming down from the begining First born right or blessings
  4. Change from the first, by coming from the beginning by right of birth, or lineage
  5. Coming down from the beginning - right by birth - and also by blessing, and by promise - promises made: a father of many nations; a prince of peace; one who keeps the commandment of God; a patriarch; a rightful heir; a highpriest.
Oan
1. The Earth
2. The first of anything
3. Before some other time
4. pointing to some particular subject
Pha ah; Phaoh
  1. a more universel reign
  2. Having greater dominion, or possession or power
  3. Having still greater dominion, or possesion or power
  4. Extending the dominion, possession and power still further.
  5. The largest riegn, the greatest dominion, possessions or power.
Phah eh
  1. The first man - Adam, first father
  2. Kingly power - or King
  3. Kingly power or first King
  4. Kingly power coming from some other Kingly power
  5. The first man, or Adam coming from Adam Keys or right over Patriarchal right by appointment.
Phah ho e oop
  1. The lineage of the royal family
  2. Royal blood or Pharoah
  3. an extension of power
  4. extension of ____ marriage or by ordination, or annointing
  5. A King who has universal dominion, over all the earth.
Sue
4. To point out subjects
5. To point out subject that is, it signifies a continuation of the subject: also to designate one sentence from another, according to the different marks of punctuation signifying the whole of anything or the whole earth
Su e eh ni
  1. who, whence, &c an interrogative pronoun through its degrees
  2. The same as in the first degree
  3. The same as the first
  4. The same as the first.
  5. The same as the first
1. Toan, tou-ee tah es tou eh tou es
2. Toan tou es tah ee toh eh toues
3. Toan tou-ee tah ee taheh tou es
4. Toan tau ee, tah ee, tah eh toues
5. Toan tau ee tahee tahes toues
  1. A principle that is beneath, disgusting - not fit
  2. under water water, under the earth
  3. under the earth anything that is beneath some other thing under water or water, also in some instances Fish
  4. exceeding bad adultery: having descended below some other principle
  5. Under the Sun: under heaven; downward; pointing downward going downward; stooping down going down into another place, - any place going down into the grave - going down into misery - even Hell; Coming down in lineage by royal descent, in a line by onitas one of the royal families of the Kings of Egypt.
Zi
  1. virgin or an unmarried female
  2. The principle of virtue - a young female adorned with the modesty of virtue and comeliness
  3. Affability of manners, virtuous wll taught
  4. One possessing greater beauty, modesty and virtue, taught more perfectly
  5. most virtuous, comely and beautiful, modest and chaste, being taught most perfectly and upright.
Zi oop hah
  1. An unmarried woman, a virgin princess
  2. a distinction by right of heirship by Pharaoh
  3. a distinction by Pharaoh a princess of Egypt.
  4. A beautiful virgin, one who is fair to look upon and admired for her beauty
  5. a young virgin unmarried woman
Zip Zi
  1. a woman married or unmarried or daughter, signifies all, or any woman
  2. A woman married or unmarried or a daughter, or mother, or mothers, and sometimes the first woman, who was Eve
  3. under or beneath, second in right or in authority or government, a fruitful place or fruitful vine
  4. all women: it took its origin from the earth yielding its fruit. And from the first woman who bore children; and men were multiplied upon the earth, and is used in this degree as a numeral by being inserted above or below another character it increases by being drawn above, And signifies above, more, greater, more glorious, And when inserted under signifies beneath less smaller least
  5. is the same of the fourth only increases or lessens five degrees.
Zool
  1. From any fixed period of time back to the begining
  2. From Abraham back to his father and from Abraham's father back to his father and so on back through the line of his progenitors
  3. Showing the denomination of language and through what descent they came and are to continue by promise
  4. Signifying the lineage that lawfully hold the Keys of the Kingdom of God by promise
  5. from any or some fixed period of time back to the beginning of Creation Showing the chronology of the patriarchs the right of priesthood, and the lineage through whom it shall be continued by promise, begining at Abraham signifying the promises made to Abraham saying through thy priests, or the seed of thy loins, the gospel shall be preached, unto all the seed meang from Noah, and unto all the kindreds of the earth.
Zub
  1. The first creation of any thing: the first institution, first principle;
  2. pointing to that which has been created To the first institution or first principle.
  3. pointing to that which is to come, pointing to any fixed period.
  4. Having gone up to some particular place; for the act of going up to going up, climbing, ascending - towards the Sun
  5. A road or highway; leading up or to: the time for going up to the altar to worship; going up before the Lord, being caught up, going to be caught up, having been caught up
Zub eh
  1. To bee in
  2. To be with in, as light is in the earth
  3. bing in or within
  4. saw in, or within
  5. Having been within - in the earth - in the sea; in anything; being applied to any condition or situation, to express one thing or prnciple or being in another
Zub Zool
  1. From the first to any stated period after
  2. from the present time unto some stated period after
  3. pointing to the end of a fixed period A road which leads to some particular place for instance - from Chaldea I travelled to dwell in the land of Canaan
  4. Having pointed to some place - refering to any particular subject or thing as having come out from my fathers house
  5. From the beinning of the creation until now; pointing out or designating at the present time; having foreordained, or decreed or having before seen: For instance: Abraham having been chosen before was sent by commandment into the Land of Canaan: Having preached the gospel unto the heathen, was forewarned of God to go down into Ah meh-strah, or Egypt, and preach the gospel unto the Ah meh strahans
Zub Zool eh
  1. In the beginning of the earth or creation
  2. The earth as it was in the beginning: or at its creation; creation or beginning
  3. The earth in the beginning, with its rivers, brooks and springs, with its blessings of fruit, trees and flowers, herbs and plants beasts and birds.
  4. The first inhabitants in the garden Eden in the first generations; in the first church
  5. In the days of the first patrarchs In the reign of Adam; in the days of the first patriarchs; in the days of Noah; in the blessings of Noah; in the blessings of the children of Noah; in the first blessings of men; in the first blessings of the church.
Zub Zool oan
  1. The beginning of time
  2. The first of anything
  3. before some other time
  4. pointing to some particular subject
  5. The first born, or the first man or father or fathers
SECOND PART OF THE DEGREES
Ah me-os
1. God without beginning or end
Albeth
3. Angels or disembodied spirit or saints
Aleph
2. In the beginning with God, the son, or first born
Alkabeth
4. angels in an unalterable and immortal State; men after they are raised from the dead, and translated unalterable state.
Alkebeth
5. Ministers of God, high priests, Kings
Al ki beth
1. minister of God under or the less
Alko beth
2. Ministers not ordained of God Sinful
Alkubeth
3. ministers who are less sinful for want of power
Ba eth
4. The name of all mankind, man or men
Ba eth Ka
5. Adam or the first man, or first king
Ba eth Ki
2. The third patriarch: or right of the first born
Ba eth Ko
3. The fourth patriarch from Adam the right of first born
Ba eth Ku
1. The next from Adam, one one ordained under him, a partriarch or the right of the first born
4. The fifth high priest from Adam
Beth
5. [Mans] The place appointed of God for the residence of Adam; Adam ondi-Ahman a [fruit] garden made to be fruiful, by blessing or promise; great valley or plain given by promise; filled with fruit trees and precious flowers, made for the healing of man. Good to the taste, pleasing to the eye; sweet and delightful to the smell; place of happiness - purity, holiness, and rest: even Zomar ___ Zion
Beth Ka
1. Another & larger place of residence made so by appointment by extension of power; more pleasing, more beautiful: a place of more complete happiness, peace and rest for man.
Beth Kee
2. a place that has been elarged that has been a place of residence; that has been a more fruitful garden, has been a larger place of happiness; having had greater happiness
Beth Ki
3. The fourth place which will be a more fruitful garden; which will be a place of greater happiness
4. man's first residence and a more fruitful garden - a larger place of happiness - a greater happiness
Beth Ku
5. A place of residence for man; apponited of God: made to be more fruitful, by blessing; a more perfect place of happiness given by promise
Beth Ku-ain-tri-eth
1. whole earth, or the largest place, the greatest enjoyment on earth the garden of the earth
Dah tu Hah dees
1. [Hell] another kingdom; the least kingdom, a kingdom without glory; the whole kingdom and domin of darkness, with all its degrees and parts governed by him who is an enemy to God
De-eh
3. another kingdom; [the least of all] over which Dah-Hah dees, or the king of Hell, cannot will not be permitted to exercise power at some fixed period
E beth Ka
3. The Celestial Kingdom where God dwells
E beth Ku ai tre eth
2. a place beyond this earth a future place of existence, a place of residen beyond this earth; the Cecelestiale world; the heavenly bodies; the earth in its most sanctified state as it shall be - eternity
Flo ees
  1. The moon in its affinity with the sun, and the earth.
  2. The moon, signifying that which borroweth light, lendeth light. it being the lesser light.
  3. The moon-signifying its revolutions, also going between, thereby forming an eclipse
  4. The moon in its revolutions with earth, showing or signifying the earth going between, thereby forming an eclipse
  5. The moon, the earth and the sun in their annual revolutions
Flos-isis
  1. The king of day or central moving planet, from which those other govering moving planets receive their light.
  2. The King of day or the central moving planet, from which the other governing moving planets receive their light - having a less motion - slow in its motion - The earth's chief joy
  3. The sun in its affinity with Earth and moon - signifying their revolutions showing the power, the one has with the other
  4. The _ight degree of light - cheering the face of millions of planets
  5. The highest degree of light, because its component parts are light. The govening principle of light Because God has said Let this be the centre for light, and let there be bounds that it may not pass. He hath set a cloud round about in the heavens, and the light of the grand govering of 15 fixed stars centre there - and from there its is drawn by the heavenly bodies according to their portions; according to the decrees that God hath set, as the bounds of the ocean, that it should not pass over as a flood, so God has set the bounds of light lest it pass over and consume the planets.
Gah mol
1. A fair prospect of anthing: Landscape: a place or country: The face of the country; beautiful scituated; a country under a promontory - a promising situation for man.
Hah dees
2. another Kingdom of wickedness, [not so extensive in duration, which government is under another which K] under the government of one who is an enemy to God over which he has not so much power as the first, being less extensive in its duration.
Ho-hah-oop
2. an intercessor; one who has been appointed to intercede for another: invocation
Io-ho-hah oop
3. Tittle or dignity of one who is appointed to wait upon the King: one who is held in repute, trusty, honorable; who can be intrusted: The servant whom Abraham sent to get a wife for Isaac most faithful, a tittle or dignity conferred upon women: a sign among the Egyptians that is used for influence or power: a sign made use of for one to escape his enemies: to excite commisseration, being had in honor, thereby affecting an escape.
Io-ho-hah oop Zip Zi
4. The tittle or dignity of one who is appointed to wait on the Queen; one who is held in repute; trusty honorable; who can be intrusted; a tittle or dignity conferred upon women - a sign among the Egyptians that is used for influence or power: a sign made use of for one to escape his enemies; to excite commisseration; being had in honor thereby effecting an escape
Jah-ho-e-oop
5. An ambassador: one delgated with Kingly power; one autherised to excute judgement for the King; a swift messenger one whose power cannot be escaped, one next to supreme
Jah ni hah
  1. One delegated with redeeming power; a swift messenger; one that goes before another; one having redeeming power, a second person in authority
  2. one who was delegated with redeeming power; one who was the second person in authority; a swift messenger; one that went before, having redeeming power; one who was second in authority
  3. one who will be delegated with redeeming power; who will be second in authority; a swift messenger to go before; having redeeming power; one who will be second in authority
  4. one that with delegated and redeeming power, and second in authority; being a swift messenger going before, and having redeeming power, as second in authority: and stand next to __ an the right hand of power
  5. One delegated from the highest sour acting in or being clothed with the power of another; one from sent from the Celestial Kingdom
Jah-oh-eh
  1. The earth including its affinity with the other planets; with their governing powers: which are fifteen: the earth; the sun, and the moon; first in their affinity; including one power.
  2. The earth under the government of another, which is one of the fixed stars; which is called Oliblish
  3. The earth under the government of an other or the second of the fixed stars, which is called Enish-go-on-dosh or in other words the power of attration it has with the earth.
  4. The earth and power of attration it has with the third fixed Star, which is called Kui-e ven-ra h.
  5. The earth under the governing power of oliblish, Enish go on dosh, and Kai e van rash, which are the grand [governing] Key or in other words, the governig power, which governs the fifteen fixed stars (twelve ___) that [belong] governs the earth, sun, & moon, (which have their power in one) with the other twelve moving planets of this system. Oliblish - Enish go on dosh, and Kaii ven rash, are the three grand central [stars which] powers that govern all the other creations, which have been sought out by the most aged of all the fathers, since the beginning of the creation, by means of the Unim and Thummim: The names of the other twelve of the fixed stars are: Kolob, Limdi, Zip, Vusel, Venisti, Waine, Way oh- ox- oan, _Kible shineflis, flis, os. The Egyptian names of the fifteen moving planets are: Oan isis, Flos isis, flo ese: Abbesels, Ele ash, Subble, Slundlo, Car roam, Crash ma Kraw, obbles isim, I Zins bah, missel Nah mesile Ohee oop Zah, Zool
Kah tu-ain
5. Another Kingdom governed by different laws, composed of subjects who receive their place at a future period, and governed by those who are under the directions of another; a kingdom whose subject differ one from another in glory; [who come not into the pres] behold not the face of of God
Kahtu ain tri eth
4. An other Kingdom governed by different laws, a second King, or governed by another or second person not having been exalted
Kli flos isis
  1. signifies time - now, present, any messenger, being comissioned by supreme authority.
  2. time from the beginning of creation to the flood: - or from fixed period to another - fixed period: a messenger having performed certain acts, having been delegated with supreme power for a fixed period of time: hereditary, coming down from father to Son: right of authority from eight days old: according to the law of priesthood
  3. time from now unto some fixed period of time, or a thousand years one that is set a part, and chosen to be delegated, but is not yet authorised: one who is highly qualified to be delegated or authorized: or qualification
  4. measurement of time: it is used to signify twenty four cubits of measurement and is increased or lessened according to the sign of the degrees
  5. signifies Kolob in its motion, which is swifter than the rest of the twelve fixed stars; going before, being first in motion, being delegated to have power over others to regulate others in their time, for example, one cubit of times signifies [six] three days Therefore that which is appointed to run [six] three days, runs one cubit according to the measure of time in cubits a cubit of motion is increased or lessened according to the sign of the degrees
Kolob
  1. It signifies the first great grand governing fixed star which is the fartherest that ever has been discovered by the fathers which was discovered by Methusela and also by Abraham
  2. It signifies the wonder of Abraham the eldest of all the Stars, the greatest body of the heavenly bodies that ever was discovered by man.
  3. signifies the highest degree of power in government, pertaining to heavenly bodies.
  4. it signifies first beginning to the bodies of this creation, the first creation, also having been appointed for the last time the last or the eldest
  5. signifies the first creation nearer to the Celestial, or the residence of God, first in government, the last pertaining to the measurement of time, the measurement according to Celestial time which signifies one day to a cubit which day is equal to a thousand years according to the measurement of this earth or Jah-oh-eh
Lish Zi Ho e oop Iota
5. The glory of the celestial Kingdom: The connection of attributes; many parts perfected, and compounded into one Having been united, being united that which will be united, one glory above all other glories, as the the excels the moon in light, this glory excels being filled with the same glory equaility
Veh Kli flos isis
  1. The fifth fixed star in its motion (namely) Limdi, whose motion, according to the cubit measure of time is six days to one cubit.
  2. The same fixed planet in its motion according to the cubit measurement of time: Four cubits: (that is the lenght from the end of the longest finger to the end of the other when the arms are extended; making in our measure seven feet, which is twenty-one inches to a cubit.) Twelve days are equal to four cubits
  3. in its affinity with the first second third and fourth fixed stars being swifter in its motion according to the measurement of time, that is it takes more cubits to fill the time of its revolution
  4. it signifies less power in its affinity with the first second third and fourth fixed stars, not having power to govern another but having power in affinity with an other to govern
  5. it signifies less power than the forth fixed governing star but greater power than the sixth governing fixt star, in consequnce of its slowness of motion
Zip Zi Iota veh
4. I saw five women
The Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar indicates that there were supposed to be third, fourth, and fifth parts of the degrees, but they are undeveloped. The manuscript also includes these notes written on separate sheets:

"Katumin, Princess, daughter of On-i-tos [Pharaoh] King of Egypt, who began to reign in the year of the World 2962. Katumin was born in the 30th year of the reign of her father, and died when she was 28 years old, which was the year 3020."

"Katumin, Princess, daughter of On-i-tas King of Egypt, who [reigned] began to reign in the year of the world, 2962. Katumin was born in the 30th year of the reign of her father, and deid when she was 28 years old, which was the year 3020."



I have prepared comparative charts for the first and second parts of the degrees.

FIRST PART OF THE FIVE DEGREES
FIRST
DEGREE
SECOND
DEGREE
THIRD
DEGREE
FOURTH
DEGREE
FIFTH
DEGREE
Ah-broamAh broamAh-broamAhbroamAh brah-oam
 Ahe   
Ah lishAhlishAh lishAh lishAh lish
 ashAshAshAsh
  Auk eh  
BethBethBethBethBeth
Beth-KaBeth KaBeth kaBeth KaBeth Ku
Ho e oopHo e oopHo e oopHo e-oopHo e oop
Ho-e oop-hahHo e-oop-hahHoe oop hahHo e oop hahHo e oop hah
Ho-e-oop-hah-Phah ehHo e oop hah phah ehHoeoophahphahehHoe-oop hah phahehHoeoophahphaheh
Ho-oop hahHo oop hahHo oop hahHo oop hahHo oop hah
IotaIotaIotaIotaIota
Iota Netahoch ah queIota nitahach ahqueIota nitah oeh ah queIota nitahach ah queIota nitahach ah qu
Iota nilahoch ah que    
Iota toues-Zip ZiIota toues Zip ZiIota toues Zip ZiIota toues Zip ZIota toues Zip Zi
Kah-tou-munKah tou munKah tou munKah tou munKah tou mun
KiKiKiKiKi
Ki Ah broamKiah broamKiah broamKiahbroamKiah brah oam
OanoanOanOan 
Pha-ahPha-ahPha ahPhaahPhah oh
Phah-ehPhah-ehPhah-ehPhah-ehPhah eh
Phah-ho-e-oopPhah ho e oopPhah ho e oopPhah ho e oopPhah ho e oop
   SueSue
Su-e-eh niSu e-eh-niSueehniSueehniSu e eh ni
Toan, tou-ee, tah es, tou eh, tou esToan, tou es, tah ee, toh eh, touesToan, tou-ee, tah ee, taheh, tou esToan, tau ee, tah ee, tah eh, touesToan, tau ee, tahee, tahes, toues
ZiZiZiZiZi
Zi-oop-hahZi oop hahZi oop hahZi oop hahZi oop hah
Zip ZiZip ZiZip ZiZip ZiZip Zi
ZoolZoolZoolZoolZool
ZubZubZubZubZub
Zub ehZub-ehZub ehZubehZub eh
Zub ZoolZub ZoolZub zoolZub ZoolZub Zool
Zub Zool ehZub Zool ehZub-zool-ehZub Zool ehZub Zool eh
Zub Zool-oanZub Zool-oanZub zool oanZub Zool oanZub Zool oan


SECOND PART OF THE FIVE DEGREES
FIRST
DEGREE
SECOND
DEGREE
THIRD
DEGREE
FOURTH
DEGREE
FIFTH
DEGREE
Ah me-osAlephAlbethBa ethBeth
Al ki bethAlko bethAlkubethAlkabethAlkebeth
Ba eth kuBa eth KiBa eth KoBa eth KuBa eth Ka
Beth KaBeth KeeBeth KiBeth KiBeth Ku
Beth Ku-ain-tri-ethE beth Ku ai tre ethE beth KaKahtu ain tri ethKah tu-ain
Dah tu Hah deesHah deesDe-eh  
Flo eesFlo eesFlo-eesFlo-eesFlo-ees
Flos-isisFlos isisFlos-isisFlos-isisFlos isis
Gah mol    
 Ho-hah-oopIo-ho-hah oopIo-ho-hah oop Zip Zi 
    Jah-ho-e-oop
Jah ni hahJah-ni-hahJah ni hahJah ni hahJah ni hah
Jah-ohehJah ohehJah-oh-ehJah-oh-ehJah-oh-eh
Kliflos isisKli flos isisKli flos isisKli floisisKli flosisis
KolobKolobKolobKolobKolob
    Lish Zi ho e oop Iota
Veh Kli floisisVeh Kli flos isisVeh Kliflos isisVeh Kli flos isisVeh Kli flos-isis
   Zip Zi Iota veh 


It should be noted that the first list of terms, which was strictly for the first degree, does not agree with the first degree of the five degree scheme. For convenience I will refer to these two lists as A and B. The first part of list A includes Ah, not included in list B, but does not include Ah-broam, Ah lish, Beth, Beth-Ka, Ki, or Ki Ah broam, which are contained in list B. In the second part, list A includes many terms which are placed in different degrees in B. There also appear to be some errors in the second part of the five degrees. Ba eth Ku is listed in both the first and fourth degrees, while we would expect one of them to be Ba eth Kee, which is contained in list A. Similarly, Beth Ki is listed in both the third and fourth degrees, while we would expect one of them to be Beth Ko, which is contained in list A.


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