Exposure to sun in places closer to Ecuador can be very tanning. Especially relevant in case of Arabs. People can cover themselves except they can't cover for their hand. “El”: hand :D El-Saat :D It is actually when you think about this. Maybe historically people didn't wanted their wife's to get tanned :D “Tan+ı”: recognition :D Turkish word. Mentioned it. People like Jesus referred as hand's. Like Marys hand. And there are also hand amulets. This culture actually originates from fourth apparently. Because it is black guy. Arabs refer them over their black hands. This is kinda confusing. It kinda relates to contrast. Contrasts are pairs. But not all pairs contrasted. Or actually opposite but people claim opposite without any reason. I guess some confusion caused by too much overlap. "Hand out". HandyCap: Can't cover your hand. You can use a cap. This is really confusing because you Handth sounds like fourth or fifth :D. Hundred: 100. “Yüz”: 100. Cheetah in Persian. ElepHant. Like the grand hunt. It has a fifth. I guess this is important artifact. Full: 5/5. At least partially. Or 10=5+5. Fill. “Fil”: elephant from Arabic. Probably over "il" when you think about it. Some remote place. And some remote creatures that cannot go beyond. This topic is kinda manipulated to some extent by Westerners over jealousy because the rest were Turkish. Not really. Actually because it is something like Turkish. It is not like something unknown. I think there are multiple reasons. Some hide it on purpose. Some manipulate it. Well actually both is true for both case. It is just intentions differ.
The use of lakN seem to relate 4. and 5. I guess this may be mostly aliens wanted to keep it covered so they avoided using it in recent times but also drilling is something needed in the Levant and Africa :D bLack. lakN was intended to be a short for many LakLaks. a Niger. NickEl. Niger. Maybe. Also probably artificial. When something burns it turns black. Although this one is maybe not very relevant because it is more of a ionizing. I don't know. Drilling is associated with Moses in Semitic literature. But it doesn't necessarily pins to a certain figure.
In Ottomans, Europeans were referred as “gavur”. Not because their hands were covered but I guess because sun was covered. An intentional artifact. “Kavur+ma” also used for meat cooked for long time :D Not under the sun though. Obviously organized artifacts overlapping with English.
There is even a word that resembles nigger that means river in Turkish. “Nehir”. “H” sound often can be interpreted as double "K". The Turkish word most intended for this is “Pınar” means spring. Similar to “nehir”. Like pinning something :D Pinner. The other one seems more associated with drilling. "Ni" sound associated with the sound of penetration the ground. “H” relates repeating action. The last part is to make it like driller. Too many partEagles accelerated at a thin spread at once to make a deep thin hole in the ground. Covert operation. At least over time to some extent. Infidels always know about it. But it was obviously to miraculous for the ancient people.
Expressing of oh my gush is probably artificially placed to relate this.
In Turkish. Water that gushes out also called “Göz+lü su”. Not just "Köz" also refers to coal in burning state. “Göz” means eye which is totally associated with bakis figures. There are eyes on hand amulets and there are also “Nazar boncuk” that looks like an eye. And “nazar” relates to looking in Arabic. Artifacts of some ancient tech :D Some may be coincidence as I am sure I also tried to explain in different ways but not all.
Also coal and fuel ends with al and el. They are similar things. Maybe naming is not a coincidence. It seems like there was a clear effort to create clustered artifacts. These words by no means originate from ancient times.
(The word for wrist is “bilek” in Turkish which sounds exactly the same as the word black. When you refer to black area in this context it may be important word because it slightly goes over the hand depending on the sleeve which was probably shorter than average by default in the past. “Bel”: waist. “Bel altı”: Under waist. I probably need to point to coincidences. Like "altı" also means 6 in Turkish. And in this context we are talking about 4 and 5. Jesus was probably six. Something like that. "6" shape also has same resemblance although this sounds far fetched.)