Moles, Among Us

Today i was curious about a possible link between the Japanese word for mole and the word shinobi (we all know, spies are sometimes called moles) but never thought i would run into something that may be the grand or master key to the whole puzzle.

I knew the Chinese radical 32 for Earth 土 Tǔ because it resembles St.Dominic's double cross which is also present on Hungary's coat of arms. Today i figured the red and white stripes before Earth 土 on that coat of arms may also be the Chinese radical 72 for Day or Sun 日 Rì. Those two combined could probably make the English "neologism" rite or ritual. Chinese kanji also have 32 radicals that are made with 3 strokes and 32 above would be the the last of those. First radical could also be radical 109 for eye 目 mù.

As i said before, i only made a few small steps out of a mile towards understanding Chinese or Japanese languages (that share one common writing system) and why syllables taken separately pronounce differently than within the word. In the links below can hear the pronunciation by clicking the speaker icons next to each box.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=ja&tl=en&text=%E5%9C%9F%E7%AB%9C%0A%E5%9C%9F%0A%E7%AB%9C&op=translate

I also once thought i did the etymology for the name Magyar (How Hungarians call themselves) as coming from Chinese meaning Magic Noble People. Could it be both are valid. Cause that would explain the angels.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=zh-CN&tl=en&text=%E9%AD%94%0A%E9%AB%98%0A%E4%BA%BA&op=translate



Also, written by a Hungarian,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-ShIhkErMIPU2N3WGl5TGh4Y1U/view?usp=sharing

One more step and a question. Could this type of crown with rays or "frozen frame water drop" shape as i call it be actually inspired by a star nose mole.

I also knew from working on previous posts that the tilted cross on top is at the same angle as the axis of rotation of Earth on the planetary plane or the angle of the "djed" on ancient Egyptian ideograms.