Or Duul Neter Neb Hartley
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As you see , the nuit village symbol can interchange with the people glyph , in both words the definition relates to people ,natives ,townsmen . The Old Egyptian ( Pyramid Text ) word for kmu meaning black people has the nuit symbol which is translated to mean people ( Egyptians ) by Budge and TLA . We know in Egyptian grammar that there… Read more
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You can also think of it as a nation in the sense of the usage in Kmt.
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Its falsely stated that we cannot translate kmu when having the nuit determinative as black people . I beg the differ . When one understand Egyptian grammar ,you must know that there are different types of determinatives . The nuit glyph in Old Egyptian can represent people ,townsmen ,natives or village . Here is… Read more
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I appreciate Dr.Kambone Phd assisting us in all manner and thank you to brother Kwadwo .I feel at home here around like minds . Just to introduce myself ,my name is Neter Neb Im a student of Institute of Kemetic Philology instructor Dr.Rkhty Amen in Egyptian translations and grammar ,linguistics .Im a 2 – 3rd level student . I’m also in… Read more
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@Neter Neb, so from this, we would expect systematic correspondences between voiceless stops (mdw nTr) and voiced stops (Dogon). Have you seen this pattern with labials and alveolars?
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Congrats! We await your article. In regards to your example, in Twi it’s the same thing, the adjective follows the noun.
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