Or Duul Neter Neb Hartley
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4 years agowHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 4 years ago · In this text, first line we have: iw.f sDmy mdt kmt = He listened to the Black Language/ speech (Language of Black Community)…..
Thoughts ??? is – iw.f an auxilarilary for present or past ???
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km.t heare looks masculine <> ???
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Htp. As for past or present, “iw” does not have a tense specification, though Egyptologists impose it because Indo-Eurasian uses tense. iw=f sdm.y could be “he listen(s) or he listen(ed)” for a English speaker, but it simply “he listen” which the time being contextual. -
/0/ sDm.n=f – im don lisn / he done heard = he listened already —–
iw sDm.n=f – mi behn iier/ I been heard = he had listened since long ago —- This a “completive aspect” and “perfect” aspect. iw makes perfect aspect because the action is a background context at the time of speaking, whereas a complete aspect is not neccessarily so. I… Read more
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Neter Neb posted an update in the group
4 years agowHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 4 years ago · I know you guys would like this one……….I found the <> glyph as a combination with the O49 glyph……….
First line: Hrw ruled in the Black Community/nation/village
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first line : Hrw Hqa n.f m km.t
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Neter Neb posted an update in the group
4 years agowHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 4 years ago · Dr. Kambon, I remember you supplied a source detailing that the <> Blacks was derived from Nubia. If I can remember they stated that they came from or had ancestry in Nubia. If so, can you send me that source. Thanks
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
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