Difference between revisions of "Hofed-ben-Edar"

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"Howth Head Binn Eadair". Howth Head used with its Irish name and spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, "ben" serving the same purpose as the Gaelic "mac" in a surname. And this ties in also with "Dumlat"--"Talmud" spelled backwards.

Hoofd (Dutch): Head

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−	*"Howth Head Binn Eadair". Howth Head used with its Irish name and spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, "ben" serving the same purpose as the Gaelic "mac" in a surname. And this ties in also with "~~Dalmut~~"--"Talmud" spelled backwards.	+	*"Howth Head Binn Eadair". Howth Head used with its Irish name and spelled differently so as to make it appear to be a Jewish name, "ben" serving the same purpose as the Gaelic "mac" in a surname. And this ties in also with "Dumlat"--"Talmud" spelled backwards.
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		+	Hoofd (Dutch): Head