A new season's aproach may bring discovery of a pleasent concept to some idea thats been kept on a back burner, it may be that it was even forbidden.
So, a new limit adds to your thinking, new concepts of a proper perspective, a placement for what was kept up and out of the way; it holds a potential elemental value to you yet the environment was unattractive, to gather before seemed without purpose, yet to import to be left out. Now may be a better time, where off, it could have set it adrift, then portraiting uncanny, or projecting an irrational behavior; all too shallow till now for the logic of the power of your intuition.
Abstract of 3 words draw together a scansion of an acute accent calqued of a kind of bailiwick of a grail. Pronounciation-imagined highphenated, closest to a "Why Feed It" and or "Why Fight It"; "Wy Fide It", a higher sense of technical signal information transmission and reception....or, connection.
The first 2 sharing the common pronounciation as wifi(or Wi-Fi) by the sound of the letter Y, and Fi by sound of the 21st letter of the Greek alphabet, "Phi" having a long "I", ...or was that an "E"? Having either a long I or a long E; either, of the grammer, slang ,or, poor useage, in leaving out the pronounced "H" ; a wyyy or waaa as"what'r ya'cry'n 'bout now?"; more or less. The second, which therfore morphemes by tense, a grammar of tenure brings about
"what it is that is abreast"; the"tit"; all together forming a free standing morphene that is bound.The capacity of an empathic ability is now recognized and, to some extent, can be shared. To respond or to transmit feelings (such as sadness or happiness) the experience between semi-sentient beings. Someone may need to have a certain amount of empathy before they are able to feel compassion. Bound or free, it freely appears now and the likelyness is bounds to cause and effect.
"Wy Fide It"!
Naturally.
In astrology, Friday is connected with the planet Venus. It is also connected with the Astrological signs Libra and Taurus.
Putting some English on it.
The Speakoz 'Speak English' Directory(suffix "ed" page) . If you're interested in learning English online, or studying the English Language in the privacy of your own home, OR if you're a teacher of English to speakers of other languages.-
To practice pronouncing the –ed suffix sounds, here is a recommended reading aloud, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.
Grail, grael ,or grale, like, i.e. "The Grail" as to imply insinuate with or without enough reason, "The Holy Grail";or graecial like, as even drifts can start anew as they start their drift back; i.e., the same example once again by interpretor's wonder or "or was there an insinuation or reason?"; i.e. both examples in denial, they do not even go there in wonder and keep their focus, to that as if by their own interests and itenerraries, their wander to wonder of, "this entire abstract" does not exist; or does it... that could almost be an acuator of another "i.e."; Once again, either inside one's own focus, or outside of the scope of something at focus, as presented.., ...or is ...
...or not... Never found the word there... WHY?
These terms only appear in links pointing to this page: gra ial,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:British_expatriates
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expatriates
Pronouncing Phi
One noted that in the UK "phi" was always pronounced to rhyme with "pie" but that some Americans at conferences pronounced it "fee". ...goldennumber.net/pronounce.htm - - Similar
Phi is pronounced fi in America, not fee!!!!!!!!!!!! [Archive ...
33 posts - 22 authorsYes, in Greece you would pronounce the letter phi as fee. ... If you pronounce phi as fee (like an uninformed idiot who arbitrarily mixes pronunciations ...www.physicsforums.com › ... › PF Lounge › General Discussion - Similar
Alpha Phi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It is a common misconception that this pronunciation is because Phi follows the vowel Alpha. However, the pronunciation of Phi as "Fee" rather than "Fi" ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_Phi
The i in aírō is a form of the present tense suffix "" y"", which switched places with the r by metathesis.; Arsis and thesis were the raising and lowering of the foot in beating of time, or the raising and lowering of the voice in pitch or stress.
Accordingly, in music and in Greek scansion arsis is an unaccented note (upbeat),[1]
but in Latin and modern poetry it is the stressed syllable (ictus).[2]
The morpheme ten- in "tenant" may seem free, since there is an English word "ten". However, its lexical meaning is derived from the Latin word tenere, "to hold", and this or related meaning is not among the meanings of the English word "ten", hence ten- is a bound morpheme in the word "tenant".
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=tjoon+etymology+tune+ie&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=
There are some distinguished types of bound morphemes.
Speakes, or speaks, Speakoz.com/english
A short exercise about the suffix –ed and how to pronounce it.
There are three main rules that you need to know.
1. If you add –ed to a word that ends with a t or d sound, then ed sounds like ‘ed’ and is pronounced as an extra syllable. For example: faintED
2. If you add –ed to a word that ends with voiceless consonant sounds – c, ch, f, gh, k, ks, p, s, sh, t...etc– then the -ed sound sounds like ‘t’ and is not pronounced as an extra syllable. For example: forced – pronounced ‘forst’
3. If you add –ed to any other word that does not fit the above rules and has these voiced consonant sounds, or with a vowel, – b, d, g, j, l, m, n, ng, r, th, v, z...etc, the –ed is pronounced with a ‘d’ sound, no extra syllable. For example: waved is pronounced 'wayvd'.
KJV METAMORPHOSIS (The Lord's Prayer keyworded with "sacredsites" )
A Google keywording metamrphosis and KJV-
http://www.google.com/custom?num=20&hl=en&lr=lang_en&domains=www.astro.com&q=kjv+metamorphosis&btnG=Search&sitesearch=
"ABOVE ALL LOVE", "Above all LOVE", or "Above, all love"; I understand, of prayer, "on Earth as it is in Heaven".
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