KM biliteral and k-m uniliterals

[olehint]

what happened? about 3 of my posts an 3 of Asar's got erased?

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

This thread is for Pharaonic Egyptian language as Pharaonic Egyptian language.

No posts were deleted. They were moved to a thread on African languages in the GENERAL STUDIES folder.

Using African languages to explain Egyptic words

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

In the interest of forwarding this topic as was intended, Pharaonic Egyptian Language,
I'm presenting complete Hieroglyphic - English(German) dictionary/lexicon entries for

KM as the croc scale glyph and
k-m as a syllable of two uniliterals from

Vygus, a modern source,
Budge, the old standby, and
Erman&Grapow, the estmable Worterbuch

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

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[Tukuler al~Takruri]

I didn't select renderings, I choose actual words.
I give my sources and facsimiles of their actual
pages so anyone can go verify for themselves.

To the best of my knowledge these are the complete
entries from the perspective dictionaries/lexicons for
the word kem spelled with the uniliteral 'crocodile
scale' or the biliteral 'handled basket' + 'owl.'

If you find the list incomplete then supplement it
posting facsimiles of the actual pages of entries
with the uniliteral 'crocodile scale' or the biliteral
'handled basket' + 'owl.' from any standard AEL
dictionary/lexicon you choose.

There is nothing in the dictionaries/lexicons that
mute or make non-existant that the two most
common meanings of kem are

1 - black
2 - ultimate, complete

as is evidence in the above posts.

Oct 20, 2010 22:58:02 GMT -5 imhotep06 said:

You didn't even post all of the KM renderings known for the Egyptian texts, nor their alternate spellings which would render your thesis mute and argument non-existent.

[imhotep06]

I will reserve the proofs for the publication mentioned earlier in this discussion. Everything is well documented for verification by anyone.

Secondly, it will be demonstrated that some entries are wrong based on comparative linguistics and their actual usage in the texts. Again, this will be demonstrated in the publication. So the "common" rendering will be seriously challenged as it has already by other competent African linguists. More to come.

Oct 21, 2010 12:11:28 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

I didn't select renderings, I choose actual words.
I give my sources and facsimiles of their actual
pages so anyone can go verify for themselves.

To the best of my knowledge these are the complete
entries from the perspective dictionaries/lexicons for
the word kem spelled with the uniliteral 'crocodile
scale' or the biliteral 'handled basket' + 'owl.'

If you find the list incomplete then supplement it
posting facsimiles of the actual pages of entries
with the uniliteral 'crocodile scale' or the biliteral
'handled basket' + 'owl.' from any standard AEL
dictionary/lexicon you choose.

There is nothing in the dictionaries/lexicons that
mute or make non-existant that the two most
common meanings of kem are

1 - black
2 - ultimate, complete

as is evidence in the above posts.

Oct 20, 2010 22:58:02 GMT -5 imhotep06 said:

You didn't even post all of the KM renderings known for the Egyptian texts, nor their alternate spellings which would render your thesis mute and argument non-existent.