Black People : Article: Renaming Africa

[imhotep06]

@Omowelijabali, RMT is the Egyptian name for "people" or "person" (human being). It is not a location. You say RMT M KMT (luntu mu buKame) to say, "The people of Km.t.". The word RMT is a dialectical variant of the word BANTU. Visit my website at this link for some good notes: http://www.***************/index.ph...-luntu-some-notes&catid=34:articles&Itemid=55

In regards to Ta-Meri.t Ka, I would say, Dya Malela Ka (kala/kale). But you have to explain the KA. Dya Malela is Ta Mry, no need for the Ka.

If you have my book, The Bakala of North America, you know I have suggested to rename African Americans the Bakala to drop the American colonial identity.

 

[imhotep06]

Also, make sure you share the link in the first post as it has some additional information beyond what I put on the forum concerning the name as it relates to Itiopia and Ma'at.

 

[Omowale Jabali]

@Omowelijabali, RMT is the Egyptian name for "people" or "person" (human being). It is not a location. You say RMT M KMT (luntu mu buKame) to say, "The people of Km.t.". The word RMT is a dialectical variant of the word BANTU. Visit my website at this link for some good notes: http://www.***************/index.ph...-luntu-some-notes&catid=34:articles&Itemid=55

In regards to Ta-Meri.t Ka, I would say, Dya Malela Ka (kala/kale). But you have to explain the KA. Dya Malela is Ta Mry, no need for the Ka.

If you have my book, The Bakala of North America, you know I have suggested to rename African Americans the Bakala to drop the American colonial identity.

Thanks.

I need to review your book.

Given your explanation, this means I would just refer as Dya Malela in reference to both locations.

 

[imhotep06]

The name Dya Malela is the name for Africa only. I leave it up to native Americans to name their own land, from their own languages.

 

[imhotep06]

Greetings Phamily
I have updated the article Renaming Africa. I have made some corrections to the data, corrected some grammar, and added other content. I have added why the ciLuba rendition was chosen, more data on the relationship of Rome in the creation of Africa, and a complete new section which reads the name Dya Malela, using the hieroglyphic script ideographically, to uncover some hidden truths in the name Dya Malela. I also refined the definition of Ethiopia (ciPya) to uncover how and why the Greek historians rendered the name Ethiopia to mean “burnt-face” but got the application wrong. There was also a link to Dr. Wade Noble’s lecture that did not work and that has been updated as well.
I am pretty sure if you have read it once already, that you were going to read it again. Now if you do, you will have additional, more up-to-date data in which to critically engage the text. I appreciate all of you and your feedback and please share with others. The aim is to have a national/international dialogue on this subject. The link is still the same, so you can use the one above.

Ancestrally,
Mujilu Mukatapa