Hello after seeing you on unchartedx channle im giving you a sub. It's reffreshing to see an egyptologist not spewing the old main stream lies about the pyramids
Hello, I'd like to know something i dont really understand. Since there is no "O" in Acient Egyptian Language i'd like to know how Names like Djoser, Ahmose or Mentuhotep got formed, since ancient Egpytians did not have the letter "O" it would have been more correct if the names were Djeser, Ahmes (Ahmese) and Mentuhetep. I figured maybe the Greeks got something to do with the translation so an "O" started showing up but i just can't find anything about why the "O" was used in translations, even for "Horus" or "Hor", when it should have been "Her". Is there somekind of rule where you put an "O" in translations or whats the whole deal ? Or is the problem that maybe because im from Germany my sources are different from English sources ? That would make sense with the example of Aten or Akhenaten because in german his name is translated to Aton and Echnaton, both with an "O". That would make sense but Names like Amenhotep (Amenophis) still is Amenhotep and does not change regardles if its in german or english ? Maybe you got an Idea. Would be much appreciated if you would contact me via my email.
Great look at Elephantine. Good to see you on youtube Mohammed - this is Ben from Pukajay. I have another channel I've started - and I just published a video on Giza that features you and the very late night interview we did a couple of years ago. Hope to see you again in the future some time :) cheers. heres the video: ua-cam.com/video/1VN1KlwV4hc/v-deo.html&
Nice video.
Hello after seeing you on unchartedx channle im giving you a sub. It's reffreshing to see an egyptologist not spewing the old main stream lies about the pyramids
Gee it's bigger than I thought thank you
Hello,
I'd like to know something i dont really understand.
Since there is no "O" in Acient Egyptian Language i'd like to know how Names like Djoser, Ahmose or Mentuhotep got formed, since ancient Egpytians did not have the letter "O" it would have been more correct if the names were Djeser, Ahmes (Ahmese) and Mentuhetep. I figured maybe the Greeks got something to do with the translation so an "O" started showing up but i just can't find anything about why the "O" was used in translations, even for "Horus" or "Hor", when it should have been "Her". Is there somekind of rule where you put an "O" in translations or whats the whole deal ? Or is the problem that maybe because im from Germany my sources are different from English sources ? That would make sense with the example of Aten or Akhenaten because in german his name is translated to Aton and Echnaton, both with an "O". That would make sense but Names like Amenhotep (Amenophis) still is Amenhotep and does not change regardles if its in german or english ?
Maybe you got an Idea. Would be much appreciated if you would contact me via my email.
Colin Kenway - Did you ever get an answer to your question about the 'o'. If so, could you please share it. Thank you.
Fantastic!
Great look at Elephantine. Good to see you on youtube Mohammed - this is Ben from Pukajay. I have another channel I've started - and I just published a video on Giza that features you and the very late night interview we did a couple of years ago. Hope to see you again in the future some time :) cheers. heres the video: ua-cam.com/video/1VN1KlwV4hc/v-deo.html&
Thank you very much will get there one day I hope see ya