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L'obscurité

 

 

 

 

 

Fabre d'Olivet, vocabulaire radical hébraïque
Fabre- d'Olivet

 

FABRE-d'OLIVET
Genese hEbraïque


Chap 1. V.2.
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ObscuritE



, l'obscurité..... Ce mot est composé de deux racines contractés, . HSh- AC f. Il est remarquable dans son sens figuré et hiéroglyphique. Dans son sens figuré, c’est un mouvement comprimant et durcissant; dans son sens hiéroglyphique, c’est un combat, une opposition violente, entre les principes contraires du chaud et du froid. La racinea- prime un mouvement violent et désordonné, causé par une ardeur interne qui cherche à se distendre. La racine AC fibal peint, au contraire, un sentiment de contraction et de resserrement qui tend à se centraliser


, darkness.... This word Is composed of the two contracted roots It  is remarkable in its figurative and hieroglyphic sense.
In its figurative sense, it is a compressing, hardening movement; in its hieroglyphic, it is a combat, a violent opposition between the con­trary principles of heat and cold. The root expresses a violent and disordered movement caused by an inner ardour which seeks to distend. The root depicts on the contrary, a sentiment of con­traction and tightening which tends to centralize. In the composition of the wrord it is the compressive force which prevails and which en­chains the inner ardour forced to devour itself. Such was the idea that the Egyptian priests formed of darkness.

Nayan Louise Redfield. 1921