URTE BERRI ON DANORI!!!!

Beno ba hementxe gaude berriro, gauza berri batzuk ikasteko gogo haundiarekin, eta batez ere, gure saioak nahiko motzak geratzen direnez, hainbeste zalantza dauzkazuenez, ba leku hau aprobetxatzen jarraituko dugu.


Pasa den egunean DOMINISTIKU hitza atera zen jakiteko ea nondik demontre zetorren, galdera guztiek erantzuna daukatenez, hona hemen soluzioa:

Wikipedian holan agertzen da:

Doministikua edo usina biriketako haizea sudurretik eta ahotik indarrez kanporatzeko erreflexu-ekintza bat da, diafragmaren eta saihets tarteko giharren bat bateko mugimenduak eraginda, sudurreko mukosen narritadura edo mukosetan beraietan kanpoko objektu baten ukipena dela-eta.

Doministiku izena latinezko Dominus tecum esapidetik dator (euskaraz Jauna zurekin), doministiku egitean hori esaten baitzitzaion usinlariari^[1].

(http://eu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doministiku)

Ingelesez BLESS YOU esaten zaio, hona hemen ateratakoa:

Bless you, or God bless you, is a common English expression addressed to a person after they sneeze. The origin of the custom and its original purpose are unknown.

An alternative response to sneezing is the German and Yiddish word Gesundheit.

Origins and legends

Several possible origins are commonly given. The practice of blessing a sneeze, dating as far back as at least AD 77, however, is far older than most specific explanations can account for.^[1]

One explanation holds that the custom originally began as an actual blessing. Gregory I became Pope in AD 590 as an outbreak of the bubonic plague was reaching Rome. In hopes of fighting off the disease, he ordered unending prayer and parades of chanters through the streets. At the time, sneezing was thought to be an early symptom of the plague. The blessing ("God bless you!") became a common effort to halt the disease.^[2]

A variant of the Pope Gregory I story places it with Pope Gregory VII, then tells the common story of "Ring Around the Rosey" being connected to the same plague.^[3]

A legend holds that it was believed that the heart stops beating and the phrase "bless you" is meant to ensure the return of life or to encourage your heart to continue beating.^[1][2][4]

Another version says that people used to believe that your soul can be thrown from your body when you sneeze,^[1] that sneezing otherwise opened your body to invasion by the Devil^[2] or evil spirits,^[4] or that sneezing was your body's effort to force out an invading evil spirit.^[1] Thus, "bless you" or "God bless you" is used as a sort of shield against evil.

Alternatively, it may be possible that the phrase began simply as a response for an event that was not well understood at the time.^[1]

Another belief is that people used to see sneezing as a sign that God would answer your prayers^[3] or an omen of good fortune or good luck.^[1] In this case, "Bless you" would be in recognition of that luck.

Tibetan Buddhists believe a sneeze (like meditation, falling asleep, preparing to die) can provide a moment of "clear consciousness," when people are opened to greater understanding.^[5]

^{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bless_you}

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Eta beste galdera bat 5. mailan atera zen, ea zer demontre den Errege Mago batek Jesusi oparitutakoa, MIRRA, erderaz dago, baina oso argi:


ARABIA ETA ABISINAKO ZUHAITZ-MOTA BATETIK ATERATZEN DEN GAI GORRI, LURRINTSU ETA MINGOTZA, GOMAZ ETA ERRETXINAZ SORTUTA.

*eskerrik asko, Janire

La mirra (del latín myrrha, y éste del griego μύῤῥα) es una sustancia resinosa aromática. Se obtiene haciendo una incisión en la corteza del árbol Commiphora myrrha, de la cual exuda una resina gomosa, de color amarillo que al secarse tiene formas irregulares y tonalidad pardo-rojiza.

Muy valorada en la antigüedad, ya que era uno de los componentes para la elaboración de perfumes, incienso, ungüentos, medicinas y para diluir tinta en los papiros. Se usaba también para embalsamar a los muertos (Juan 19:39).

Según el Evangelio de Mateo, es uno de los regalos que los Magos ofrecieron al niño Jesús (Mateo 2:11) en la Epifanía. En su contexto espiritual, la mirra, corresponde a la dimensión de resurrección de Cristo.

La mirra, en época del imperio romano, era usada como anestésico para los moribundos o a los condenados a muerte y se solía dar mezclada con vino (Marcos 15:23).

La gomorresina se ha utilizado también como estimulante y tónico, y en la actualidad se emplea como antiséptico en enjuagues bucales y dentífricos.

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirra

Momentuz hau da guztia, jarraituko dugu.


Ez eduki arazorik Iruzkinen bat jartzeko, hemen zalantza guztiak argitzen saiatuko garelako.


Ondo izan eta arratsalde eguzkitsu honetaz goxatu.

MIKEL