Paleolithic Etymology of : 
SiGNe
Linguistic references
Semantic fields in Paraklist
The man with a stuffed eye in ST1
GeBeR ShaTaM ʕaYiN ʔaRaR BeN SheT MaShyaḤ 
See eYe BLinD STuFF STaND SToP SiGN PRoPheT MeSSiah oNe œiL ViSion eSTouPer PoSer PLaNTe SiGNe PRoPhèTe MeSSie uNiShTu, West, East in ST2
LuSTRum MaRSh SWaMP WooD FoReST iLL SuiT SeTTLe STaKe BoSK QuiVeR BoW SiGN PoiNT TiP STyLus CLaY TRiaNGLe TRaCe 
QiShTum SanTaKKum QeSheT MaRais MaRéCaGe BoiS FoRêT SéDentaire Pieu BoSQuet CaRQuoiS aRC SiGNe LaiSSer PoiNTe STyLet aRGiLe TRiaNGLe TRaCeAmbiguity, paradox and symbol in S1
Offer Weapon: Hannah’s Universal Language in S2
LaNGuage WRiTe CiRCLe SiGN SeNSe DiReCT uNDeRSTaND aMBiGuous WeaPoN SeNS LaNGue éCRire SiGNe CeRCLe aMBiGu LaNGaGe aRMe