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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Asar Imhotep: [QB] As a rule for etymologies with so-called Afro-Asiatic, always first consult the African languages, including Niger-Congo. Because KUSH has nothing to do with “gushing water” as it has several meanings. We can observe in ciLuba these examples, as compared to the Egyptian: [QUOTE] Egyptian >>> Ciluba >>> meaning K3s >>> Kasa >>> be strong, hard, tough, difficult, often kashila = kasa-kana "be strong, be very difficult, very hard to be very resistant" K3s >>> Kasa (di-/mi-) >>> foot K3s >>> Kasa = sanka >>> be happy, be joyous, be content K3s >>> Kasha, Kashi, Kashia >>> esp. antelope with long legs, akin to the antelope Ntole (e, a, o) K3s >>> Kasha, Kashi, Kashia >>> eel; plur. : Tush, Tushia> Tusi, Tushi. K3S Kashi small root, root small, plur. : Tush, Tujia, Tuzi K3s >>> Kashi, Kaji >>> Dancer, plur. Tushi >>>> Kanza, Kanji, Kanshi, Kaashi >>> which began with (the verb: anza) above, previous R Nb. Ka-is a diminutive prefix. Its plural is: Tu) >>>> Kasha, Kenza, Keesa >>> find, scan >>>> kesha, keza, kenza >>> cause, occasion, bring about K3s >>> Kesa >>> be happy, rejoice >>>> Keshia >>> yesterday, tomorrow >>>> Keshio (n-/lu-) >>> tomorrow morning K3s >>> Kosh > nKoshi, diKoshi, iKoshi >>> neck, occiput K3s >>> Kosh > nKoshi, diKoshi, Ikoshi >>> Viceroy or chief second from the first is said Mpala (pr-a3). The viceroy is also called Mwena-Mpala not in the sense of "Master of Mpala, but rather Mwana-a-Mpala" Son of Mpala, Young-Mpala, Mpala-Junior. K3s >>> Koshi, Konzi, Konji >>> rope, liana (thin or small); plur.: Nyos, Nyiosh, Nyonzi K3s >>> Kusa >>> rub ointment, polishing, grating K3s >>> Kushi (i), mpulushi >>> Redeemer, Savior. Hence: bu-kushi, redemption, protector, salvation K3s >>> Kwesha >>> winnowing, discern K3s >>> Kweshi >>> winnower, discerner, scout and is related to Mweshi, Mwezi, Mweji, Mwenji = moon K3s >>> Kwish, kunshi >>> down below, below, in the south >>>> mwekesha >>> Exhibit, disclose, bring forth Nhsy >>> Nangisha >>> to love, to desire Nhsy >>> Nangish >>> Exceed exaggerate Nhsy >>> Nangish >>> heat the skin of the drum so that it sounds better >>> >>> Nekesh = bekesh >>> Exaggerate, make too >>> >>> Nengesh >>> Make it last longer Nhsy >>> Ngashi, Ngazi >>> Red palm nuts Nhsy >>> Ngeshi, Ngezi >>> basketry, van, winnower, to think what think, discern, sorts Nhsy >>> Nkasa >>> musical instrument percussion éteuf Nhsy >>> Nkasa = Nkusa [Ngiisu, luKus(e,a)] >>> younger, youngest Nhsy >>> Nkasa, luKus(e,a) >>> younger, youngest Nhsy >>> Nkashi (a-) = Nkushio >>> left Nhsy >>> Nkeesha = Ncisha = paCyacya >>> Morning Star, dawn, dawn, early morning Nhsy >>> Nkesho >>> morning (good) day Nhsy >>> Nkisi >>> medicine, remedy protection; talisman. (Noba in Niger-Kongo is a healer). This meaning is used in Kikongo. In Ciluba was mu-Kushi / ba-Kushi, nKushi "savior, redeemer, protector" and Bwanga "medicine, remedy." Nhsy >>> Nkishi >>> returning, rescussité Nhsy >>> Nkoshi = Nkozi = nSokomenu, cyeyemenu >>> shelter, refuge Nhsy >>> Nkoso <mu-/ci-Koso >>> palm fiber Nhsy >>> Nkoso <mu-Koso >>> slander made to bring discord and cause a rupture Nhsy >>> Nkusi, Ngiisu >>> younger, youngest Nhsy >>> Nkushio = a nkashi, cimosu, ciboko >>> left >>> >>> Nyekeshia >>> Perpetuate, extend (infinitely = Nyeki Nyeki) Nhsy >>> Nyishi, Ngishi >>> Electric Catfish [/QUOTE]Two terms should stand out here. K3s >>> Kwish, kunshi >>> down below, below, in the south, and Nhsy >>> Nyishi, Ngishi >>> Electric Catfish Now we know that modern Egyptologists usually render NHSY to mean "southerner." The Kushites were those Africans who lived in Sudan or ancient "Ethiopia." What the linguistics confirm here is that Menes or Aha, whose symbol was a CATFISH, was in fact a Nhsy (Nyishi, Nigshi) as this could have been a totem. [IMG]http://www.asarimhotep.com/The%20Union%20of%20the%20Two%20Lands_files/image019.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://www.ancient-egypt.org/kings/01/0101_narmer/name.jpg[/IMG] K3S/NHSY both relate to the names Kush/Cush/Kush and Nehasiu aka Ethiopians. Saying Nkesh (a, i, o), Ngesha (i, a), Ngashi, Nkashi, Nkushio, Nekesh (a, i, e), Kesh (a, i, o), Kash (a, i), Kasa/Kesa, Kosh, Kush (i) Kwisha (i) gives you a better rendering and can be matched to living languages. These ancient Kushites (Bantu speakers now belonging to the Luba family of languages) still live "south, below" ancient Ta-Mry (Kongo, Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya). I think, based on the evidence, that the name "narmer" is incorrect. The narmer name should read Bu-kulu (Horus/Hrw/Khulu) Nyishi. [IMG]http://www.ancient-egypt.org/kings/01/0101_narmer/titulary_1a.gif[/IMG] titulary_1a.gif (410 bytes) Hr nar Horus Nar ("Horus, the Catfish") (?) http://www.ancient-egypt.org/index.html Going into the African languages prevents us from making guesses on the proper interpretation of Egyptian (even Biblical) terms. I will deal with the ethonym Hebrew in a separate post. But here is some more evidence on Narmer http://www.ancient-egypt.org/index.html [IMG]http://www.ancient-egypt.org/kings/01/0101_narmer/titulary_1d.gif[/IMG] Hr nar-mr TA Horus Nar-mer tsha. The meaning or purpose of the added sign is unknown. Reinterpretation: Bu-Kulu MuShipa Tush, [Tushia > Tusi, Tushi = eel] The Egyptian script is syllabic. The catfish and the chizzle in this case represents the sounds shi and pa (ib not mr). Mushipa means fish. Remember Nyishi means "electric catfish." Tusi, Tushi, Tush means "eel" in modern ciLuba, but more than likely referred to the electric charge of the eel or the burst of energy, thus why the frantic bird "determinative" with the tsha (tusi) value. Either way you have electric catfish, which is more than likely Powerful Catfish. All referring to a people who lived in the "south" K3s/Kush/Nhsy (Nyishi) [/QB][/QUOTE]
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