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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wally: [QB] ...this post, from "Ancient Egyptians and African Americans", actually belongs here... [QUOTE]Originally posted by Wally: [qb] [QUOTE]Originally posted by DhulAlQarnain: [qb] man=tak woman=takat mountain=ribaab water=yam boy=oot girl=oor soul=Gin'a Good= Da ayiitu place= Di'iy-a Wait a minute what is the point of all of this? What are you looking for or to decipher? Is it something written in Beni-Amer or another tribe. Like most countries, we speak alot of slang so some things are called by many different things. [/qb][/QUOTE]The point of all of this is science - the empirical verification of the evidence... For example, you have provided some words which we will accept as factual in [i]To Bedawi[/i]... let us take your first word; man = tak - now in the Mdu Ntr we have man = tha let us take your second word; place = Di'y-a - now in the Mdu Ntr we have place = dje Now we don't all have to work at NASA in order to see the genetic relationship between these two examples; so please give this forum a more extensive To Bedawi vocabulary...please...this is incredibly wonderful! :cool: [/qb][/QUOTE] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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