Section: Vocabulary to the Theban Recension
khem= to burn, shrine, to be ignorant, to put an end to, unknown is his name.
khem= an ignorant man.
khem= to overthrow, destroy.
khemiu, khemit= overthrower, those who overthrow, destructions.
Khemi+ the name of one of the Forty-two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.
khema= to lay hold of, to seize and carry off.
khemau= snatchers, seizers.
khemenu=eitht, eighth
Khemenu= the gods of the Company of Thoth who dwelt at hermopolis.
Khemenu= the city of the Eight Gods, Hermopolis.
khemt= to think, to know, to intend. is sometimes written by mistake for.
khemt= the god of thought.
Question:
Where is there reference to khem, kem, kemet, khemit, etc meaning "land of the Blacks" or anything to that effect?
If the definitions to the root form of the word "khem" is the correct spelling, this has some deeper implications for one who identifies as "Khem-etic".
khem= to burn, shrine, to be ignorant, to put an end to, unknown is his name.
khem= an ignorant man.
khem= to overthrow, destroy.
khemiu, khemit= overthrower, those who overthrow, destructions.
Khemi+ the name of one of the Forty-two Judges in the Hall of Osiris.
khema= to lay hold of, to seize and carry off.
khemau= snatchers, seizers.
khemenu=eitht, eighth
Khemenu= the gods of the Company of Thoth who dwelt at hermopolis.
Khemenu= the city of the Eight Gods, Hermopolis.
khemt= to think, to know, to intend. is sometimes written by mistake for.
khemt= the god of thought.
Question:
Where is there reference to khem, kem, kemet, khemit, etc meaning "land of the Blacks" or anything to that effect?
If the definitions to the root form of the word "khem" is the correct spelling, this has some deeper implications for one who identifies as "Khem-etic".