Shallow

...=sh/xalli(Nauatl)=sand(E)=Xalapan(N)=sandy apan/river=Jalapa(Vercruz)= Xalisco(N)=arenales(sp)/sand pits=Jalisco(Mex)=sh/xal-ome(N)=2 sands/shores =Shalom(Hebrew)=Peace, shore to shore, where hellos and good-byes are said, sailors paid off. a word with as many meanings as the sparkling sand. from the Hebrew root, salam, we get the Nauatl root, tzalan(N/adv)=between= tzallantli(N)=canyon, where one used to feel safe, but not from ambush or either rim. both sh/xal/tzal prefixes establish boundaries, entry and salida, yet the x/sh of shalom is only explained by, sh/xalli(N), the pulverized shallows of fine feelings, departure and return. ...xallo(N/adj)/xaloa(N/verb)=fill/cover with sand.