Linguistic ties between ancient Egyptian and Bantu
Subtitle: uncovering symbiotic affinities and relationships in vocabulary
By: Fergus Sharman
Publisher: Universal-Publishers; Universal Publishers
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Boca Raton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
ISBN-13: 9781612332901
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Egyptian language; Comparative Grammar; Bantu languages; Vocabulary
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Discovering the linguistic link - the sun rises/shines in the sky; title: Main indicators for establishing similarity between ancient Egyptian and Proto-Bantu; title: Dating the age of the Kiswahili-Bantu language; title: Comparison between Bantu and semitic words; title: The Bantu and Maasai in ancient Sudan and Egypt; title: Some grammatic structures common between the languages - agglutination in the ancient Egyptian language; title: Cracking the gender code; title: The Bantu Rosetta stones - every stone has a story to tell : core vocabulary terms; title: The genesis of the Kaa - Bantu abstractions of the Kaa; title: The house for the dissemenation and transmission of knowledge and education; title: The bifurcation of the two lands - the south and north lands of Egypt; title: Rivers, lakes, seas, canals - a possible etymology for the Greek word neilos, the Nile; title: Nubia, the land south of Egypt, the land of the beginning Khu-nta; title: Possible etymology of Kush; title: The name Nubia - search for its meaning and etymology; title: Ta shima, the country of the south, upper Egypt; title: The land of the north, the Delta, lower Egypt; title: Bantu, Khosian, suns in ancient Egypt and Indo-Europe; title: Concluding remarks.