"What surreal is surrendering to the surroundings." is an aphorism I come up with to imply it is delusional to depend on what people who surrounds you accepts as reality. At first it was “It is surreal to surrender to the surroundings.” After consolidating with ChatGPT decided on the current. Although I am not sure which is better yet.
Modern languages rarely meets up with the senses. Regardless of process they evolved in. Humans are lost in delusions to extent that they can't realize its extent. Conscious experience of lack of inherent sense in the way humans think that shaped by modern languages branded as a disease. Humans are directed and conditioned in any possible way to accept this crippled condition.
Even though humans try to live delusions that assumed to be resulted in existence of human beings. Language is totally ignored. Even though it was what made humans human according to assumptions. Modern languages accepted as normal despite their inherent inconsistency and senselessness which severely conflicts with any perspective that builds chain of thought using any such language. For instance it is possible that humans were manipulated, exploited and enslaved with current languages. Possibly deprived from concepts that limits comprehension. The unability to realise that something is missing even when in essence there is nothing really makes sense limits looking for more.
How you think is greatly influenced by the language and when the language is like modern languages people basically become LLMs (what ai models like chatGPT called) who constantly train each other. Before the existence of LLMs this wouldn't be easly expressable.
Maybe because complex brain regions used for language tasks instead of utiliziation of specialized regions. Human brain able to map what it can sense with relevant concepts. But there could be concepts missing mapping because of disparity between modern and original languages. Maybe there are abstract concepts that can't be mapped. And because humans use languages that doesn't resemble original language. It is possible that specialized region which misses dopamine release triggered falsely by sounds and music. Overall situation is unexplicably complicated. There was a page about this. Turks learn language harder for instance probably because they develop less regions in the complex areas. But still this doesn't really make much of a difference when a concept is missing or even more confusing for brain when a sound that normally mapped to something abstract used for something totally irrelevant. Because the irrelavent the sounds are the more brain learns to interpret sounds independent from patterns they originally correspond.
In European languages it seems like most common meaning for “sur” is sour.
In Turkish "Sur" is used for walls. (of Arabic origin.) As another instance jag is called “Sürahi” in Turkish (Persian). "Surah" means Chapter in context of Quran. All thouse meanings obviously derives from concept of containing. The word for bracelet in Quran also interpreted to be deriving from same root.
All are probably related a Turkish root that Turkish root “Sür-” also derives from. "Sür-" is related to concepts of controlling or directing. For instance “driving car” is “Araba sür-mek” in modern Turkish. “Sür+ü+mek” means “to drag”. “Sür-ük-le-mek” has similar meaning. “Sür-ü” is used for hoard. English words like goat and god seems conceptially related.
Turkish word for water is “su”. And “sıvı” means liquid. "Sur" in Sumerian has meanings all related to liquids. (Wiktionary)