Original sentence: Ham could plausibly be a name derived from Khem (Egypt), or vice versa, via sound change, due to the change in language between Egyptian and Hebrew, corresponding to the well known phonological change of /k/ into /x/ (voiceless velar fricative) into /h/.The Egyptian word for Egypt was Kemet or Khem, which means "black land" in reference to the fertile dark soil along the Nile Valley
Edited sentence: The Egyptian word for Egypt was Kemet or Khemwhich meant land of the blacks" or "black land" Ham could plausibly be a name derived from Khem (Egypt), or vice versa, via sound change, due to the change in language between Egyptian and Hebrew, corresponding to the well known phonological change of /k/ into /x/ (voiceless velar fricative) into /h/