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AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN NAMES: RECLAIMING OUR IDENTITY

 
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:47 pm    Post subject: AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN NAMES: RECLAIMING OUR IDENTITY Reply with quote

The taking away of the names, culture and identiry of African People (or any other people) is one of the most DEVASTING ASPECTS OF BEING CAPTIVES (PRISONERS OF WAR FROM AFRICA, OR FOR THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK INDIGENOUS LANDS IN THE AMERICAS - MISSISSIPPI VALLEY - see http://www.mu-atlantis.com http://www.hotep.org ), South Eastern US, California, Meso-America, or any part of the world where invaders entered and occupied or used their religion and culture as a tool of MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ENSLAVEMENT.


After being physically enslaved, seasoned and 'broken', (a process that was not always successful, since more than 80 percent of African culture dominates the Americas from Argentina to the US), THE TAKING AWAY OF THE AFRICANS' LANGUAGES AND NAMES AND THE DISTORTION OF HIS HISTORY AND CULTURE WAS THE NEXT STEM AND THE MOST DEVASTATING.

Hence many African-Americas people (Canada/US to Argentina) have had to take the names of slavemasters. In the area of religion, however, IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO WHIP INTO THE AFRICAN THAT HE SHOULD CHANGE HIS GOD OR THE VERY POWER OF MIND THAT COMES FROM VOODOO, ORISHA, SHANGO, LUCUMI AND THE NUBIAN/EAST AFRICAN RELIGIONS.

Therefore while many African names and languages were distroyed in the Americas, AFRICAN RELIGION REMAINED IN THE FORM OF VADU, 'ANCESTOR VENERATION' Lucumi, Shango and others. Due to keeping African religion, languages like Yoruba and th Benin Languages as well as forms of Mandinka, along with the Njuka and Voodoo writing systems STILL SURVIVE TODAY IN THE AMERICAS.

However, the time has come to revive and RETURN TO GAINING AFRICAN NAMES AND TO USING THESE NAMES AS A MEANS OF REVIVING AND REGAINING OR STOLEN SOULS AND SENSE OF CONTINUITY.

Imagine if BLACK AMERICA, OR THE ENTIRE AFRICAN-AMERICAS AND 'SEMITE-OCCUPIED' NORTHERN AND NE AFRICA who use Semite names were to continue being 'copies' of these former occupiers? How can we claim our anacient civilization and culture if we do not use our own names and use our own alphabets, religions, languages and follow our own culture.

HOW LONG IS BLACK AMERICAS (CANADA TO ARGENTINA) AND 'OCCUPIED AFRICA' (SEMITE RELIGION, LANGUAGE AND CUSTOMS IN NE AFRICA, WEST AFRICA, EAST AFRICA) GOING TO ALLOW OURSELVES TO BE COPIES OF OTHER PEOPLE?

The current trends CLEARLY SHOW THAT AFRICANS GLOBALLY AND AFRICAN GLOBALIZATION INCLUDES THE REVIVAL OF AFRICAN CULTURE, LANGUAGES, ALPHABETS, CIVILIZATION, REVIVING AFRICAN NAMES AND A GENERAL AFRICAN RENAISSANCE.
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AFRICAN NAMES FROM THE 'NIGER-CONGO' (SENEGAL TO SOUTH AFRICA, CAPE VERDE TO SOMALIA) REGIONS OF AFRICA.


SWAHILI NAMES: (MALES)

Abasi -- stern
Bakari -- born to be noble
Bwana -- master
Jelani -- strong, mighty
Jabarai -- brave
Khamisi - born Thursday
Kitwana - vowed to live
Mbwana - master
Mkondo - warrior
Mhina - deliteful
Mosi - the first born
Mwinyi - the King
Mwita - he who summons
Shomari - forceful
Simba - lion
Yahya - A gift from God


Kamau - calm fighter (Kikiyu Ethnic Group, Kenya)

Makalani - top writer; clerk (Mwera, Kenya)

Mpenda - beloved (Mwera, Kenya)

Ipyana - to have grace (Tanzania)

Mwamba - to be strong (Tanzania)


SWAHILI NAMES (FEMALE)

Aisha - life
Bimkubwa - Great Lady
Jamila - Beautiful
Kamaria - as the moon
Kibibi - little lady
Lulu - pearl
Marjani - coral
Mosi -First Born
Mwajuma - Friday born
Mwamini - honrest
Shukura - grateful
Siti - Lady
Tabia - Talented
Zhara - flower
Zuwena - good



BENIN NAMES

Nosakhere - God is the way

Obaseki - The king is influential

Omolara - Born at the right time

Omorede - The Prince

Omoruyi - God's Respect

Osakwe - God agrees

Osayaba - God forgives

Osaze - He/She who God loves


BENIN NAMES (FEMALE)

Isake - God's satisfying gift

Omorose - my child is beautiful

Oni - wanted

Oseye - One who is happy


NGONI (Malawi)

Bomani - warrior
Chibale - familyhood
Kondwani - joyful
Liu - the voice
Moyo - good health
Mwai - good fortune
Sekana - laugh, joyful


YAO (Malawi)

Lisimba - lion
Malawa - blossoms
Umi - life


UGANDA

Kizza - first child after twin (Uganda)
Lutalo - fighter, soldier (Uganda)

Nangila (born while traveling)

Wamukota (uses left hand)

Ochieng - born during the day

Othieno - born at night


SOUTHERN AFRICAN (Male)

Ayize - welcome the arrival (Zulu)
Baruti - teacher (Tswana-Botswana)
Chenzira - born during travel (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Chionesu - light that guides (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Chuma - riches (Shona, Zim.)
Dakari - joy
Fenyang - conqueror (Tswana - Botswana)
Gamba - fighter, soldier (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Jabulani - happiness (Ndebele, Zimbabwe)
Matsimela - roots (Sotho, South Africa)
Montsho - Black (Tswana, Botswana)
Moswen - light (Tswana, Botswana)
Mudada - provider (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Nkosi - ruler (Zulu, South Africa)
Rudo - love (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Runoko - handsome (Shona Zimbabwe)
Sipho - gift (Zulu, South Africa)
Tao - lion (Tswana, Botswana)
Thandiwe - beloved (Zulu, South Africa)
Themba - hope (Xhosa, South Africa)

SOUTHERN AFRICA (FEMALE)

Jendayi - give thanks (Shona, Zimbabwe)

Kagiso - tranquility (Tswana, Botswana)

Mandisa - sweet (Xhosa, South Africa)
Montsho - black (Tswana, Botswana)
Nomalanga - sunny (Zulu, South Africa)
Nombeko - respectful (Xhosa, South Africa)
Nomble - beauty (Xhosa, South Africa)
Rufaro - happiness (Shona, Zimbabwe)
Themba - trust ( Zulu, South Africa)
Thandiwe - loving one (Xhosa, South Africa)

Kissa - first child after twins (Luganda, Uganda)



YORUBA NAMES (MALE)

Abayomi - born to bring me joy
Abiade - royal parentage
Abimbola - born rich
Abiola - born in honor
Ade - Royal One
Adeboro - royalty born in wealth
Adedapo - royalty unites the people
Adigum - righteous one
Adunbi - pleasant
Ajamu - he fights for his desires
Akins - brave
Akinshiju - brave fighter
Ayinde - our praises were answered
Ayo - Happiness
Ayodelle - Joy comes to our home
Babatunde - Father came back to lead
Balogun - warlord
Jibade - born among royalty
Jumoke - loved by all
Kunle - honors fill our home
Mongo - well known
Oba - King
Obafemi - the King like me
Obataiye - World King
Ogunkeye - Ogun the God collects honor
Ola - wealth, to be rich
Olafemi - wealth is mine
Olatunji - honor rises again
Olu - important
Olubayo - Greatest joy
Olufemi - I'm loved by God
Olushegun - God wins
Olushola - I'm God's blessings
Olutoshin - all praises to God
Oluyemi - God answers my desires
Shangobuni - A child from Shango (the Thunder God)



YORUBA NAMES (FEMALE)

Abebi - she's what we asked for
Abeo - having her brings happiness
Abimola - born to be wealthy
Adesimbo - Born of nobility
Aduke - loved a lot
Ama - Joyful
Ayobami - I'm filled with joy
Ayodelle - Joy's at home
Ayoluwa - our people's joy
Dara - beautiful
Fayola - good fortune and honor walks together
Fola - honor
Folashade - crown from honor
Folayan - walk with dignity
Ife - love
Ifetayo - love is the greatest
Olubayo - greatest joy
Olufemi - I'm God's love
Torkwase - queen



IBGO NAMES (MALE)

Azikiwe - full of energy
Chike - God's power
Chinelo - God's thought
Chinua - God's blessing
Jahi - dignity
Ngozi - blessing
Ogbonna - looks exactly like his father
Okpara - the firstborn son
Uchi - thinker


IGBO NAMES (FEMALE)

Chinue - God's Blessing
Mbeke - Born on Sunday
Ngozi - blessing
Uchefuna - I am smart

TIV (MALE)

Bem - peace
Boseda - Sunday born
Tor - King



AKAN (MALE)

Addae - morning sun
Adofo - warrior
Agyei - God's messenger
Donkor - humble
Gyasi - full of wonder

Kwasi - Sunday born
Joko - Born on Monday


Kwabena - Tuesday born

Yawo - Thursday born

Kwame - Saturday born

Minkah - justice

Nyamekye - God's gift


EWE - (MALE, Ghana)

Adigun - Righteous One
Atsu - twin born second
Coblah - Tuesday born
Koffie - Friday born
Koujoe - Monday born
Kpodo - twin born first
Kwaku - Wednesday born
Yao - Thursday born


EWE -(FEMALE, Ghana)

Adowa - Tuesday born
Afryea - born in happy times
Akosua - Sunday born
Akwete - older twin ( GA ETHNIC GRUOUP
Akwokwo - younger twin (GA)
Mawusu - In God's hands
Thema - queen (Akan)


FANTI (Ghana)

Ata - twin
Osei - noble
Yafeu - bold

TWI (Ghana)

Kofi


GHANA SURNAMES

Acheampong
Addy
Ado
Aduamah
Afenynu
Afrani
Afrifa
Agyeman
Agyemong
Aidoo
Ak-Akmenya
Ankhah
Appiah
Bariasher
Boateng
Dankuah
Delle
Dankor
Dubango
Konadu
Kwei
Nkansah
Mensalu
Nkruma
Offei
Osei
Quatey
Tuffuot
Yeboah
Zakari





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MORE AFRICAN NAMES

NAME--MEANING--SEX--- ORIGINS --- COUNTRY

Achieng -- female -- (version of Ochieng)--Kenya
Aberash --f-- (radiant) -- female -- Ahmaric/Ethiopia
Akinyi --f-- (morning born) Luo/Kenya
Aisha ---f--(life ) Swahili/East Africa
Atiero --f- (version of Otero) -- male--- East Africa
Desta--m,f-- (Joy)---Amharic --- Ethiopia
Jelani---male-- (mighty)----Swahili---- East Africa
Jengo---m---(building)---Swahili----East Africa
Kato----m---(2nd of twins)----Luganda---Uganda
Makena--f--(happy)---Kikuyu-----Kenya
Nia---f-----(purpose) --- Swahili----East Africa

Ochieng- m--(born when sun shines)---Luo---Kenya
Sanyu---f---(joy)----female name
Tafari---m-- (he who inspires)----Amharic
Tendaji --m--(he who makes things happen) Swahili/Kenya
Zuberi --m---(strong)-----swahili
Zuri --f-- (beautiful) ---- Swahili


SOUTHERN AFRICAN NAMES

Bongani--m-- (grateful)--- Zulu---- South Africa
Dakari--m-- (rejoice) ----Shona --Zimbabwe
Dumisani --m,f-- (give praise) -- Zulu - South Africa
Farai-- m,f--- (rejoice) --- Shona - Zimbabwe
Katlego --m,f-- (success), Tswana -- Botswana
Kgasi ----m...(king) ---Tswana -- Botswana
Langile---f---(good one)---Zulu -- South Africa
Masego---f---(blessed)---Tswana -Botswana
Mbali---f--(flower)---Zulu ---South Africa
Melisizwe --m--(leader of the nation)-Xhosa---S. Africa
Mudiwa---m,f--(beloved)---Shona--Zimbabwe
Nkosana--m--(princess)---Xhosa--- South Africa
Nosizwe --f--(Mother of the Nation)--Xhosa, S. Africa
Ntombi--f-- (Lady)---Zulu, South Africa
Rufaro---f---(happiness)--Zimbabwe
Sizwe----f---(nation)---Xhosa----South Africa
Tau----f---(lion)---Tswana---Sotho---Lesotho
Thabo --m--(joy) --- Xhosa --- South Africa
Themba -m,f-- (trust) --Zulu --- South Africa
Zola ---f---'(quiet, tranquil)---Zulu---South Africa

WEST AFRICAN NAMES

Abemi--f--(asked for her, got her)--Yoruba, Nigeria
Abimola--m,f--(born wealthy)---Yoruba, Nigeria
Abiyoye--m---(born to royalty)--Yoruba, Nigeria
Adanna---f---(father's daughter)--Igbo, Nigeria
Adisa---m---(one who is clear)---Yoruba--Nigeria
Amara--f--(grace)--igbo---Nigeria
Anuli--f---(joy)--Yoruba---Nigeria
Anan--m,f---(4th born child) --- Akan---Ghana
Ayo---m,f---(joy)---Yoruba----Nigeria
Ayodele---m,f--(joy has come home)---Yoruba--Nigeria
Babatunde--m--(father has returned)--Yoruba--Nigeria
Chi---m,f---(prefix for 'God,'---Igbo---Nigeria
Chidi--m,f--(God Exists)---igbo---Nigeria
Chidike--m--(God is strong)--Igbo---Nigeria
Chidimma--f--(God is Good) ---Igbo---Nigeria
Chidubem--m--(guided by God)--Igbo---Nigeria
Chika---f---(God is greatest)---Igbo---Nigeria
Chinasa---f---(God answers)---Igbo---Nigeria
Chinedu---m,f---(God leads)---Igbo---Nigeria
Chinwe--- (God owns)----Igbo---Nigeria
Eniola--mf---(wealthy person)---Yoruba--Nigeria
Ife--f--(love)---Yoruba
Kayodi--m--(he brought joy)---Yoruba---Nigeria
Kobina--m--
Kwamu--(born on Sunday)--
Monifa---(I am lucky)---Yoruba---Nigeria
Ndidi---m,f--(patience)---Igbo----Nigeria
Ngozi---m,f--(blessings)---Igbo---Nigeria
Obi---m----(heart)---Igbo----Nigeria
Oluchi--mf--(God's work)---Igbo---Nigeria
Olusunmi--f--(God's work)--Igbo, Nigeria
Olubunmi--f---(God's Gift)---Yoruba, Nigeria
Olujimi--m--(Given by God)---Yoruba, Nigeria
Oluwaseyi--m,f, (God made this)--Yoruba, Nigeria
Oluwaseun--m,f--(we thank God)---Yoruba, Nigeria
Omolara---f--(God is family)---Yoruba, Nigeria
Oni--f---(born in a sacred place)--Yoruba, Nigeria
Uzoma--m,f--(God's way)--Igbo, Nigeria
Uzochi--m--(God's way), Igbo, Nigeria
Yejida--f--(mother's image)--Yoruba, Nigeria


AFRICAN NIGER RIVER-CONGO NAMES (Senegal to South Africa, Cape Verde to Kenya)

Amachi - f -- God's plan
Amandla -f--power
Andikan--m--conquerer
Anisa--f---joy
Annakiya--f--sweet
Anyango--f--friend
Asabi--f---important birth
Ashaki--f---beautiful
Ashon--m--7th son
Ayanna--f--beautiful flower
Ayana ---f--beautiful flower
Ayisha---f---life
Ayoka---f---causes joy
Azalyn --f--powerful
Azana--f--ultimate
Baina--f---sparkling
Bakari---m---promise
Balinda--f--endurance
Binta---f--with God
Camisha--f---West African name
China--f--Thursday
Chinaka--f--God decides
Chinara--f---God receives
Chinue--f--God's blessing
Dakari --m--happiness
Dembe--f--peace
Dembe--m--bold
Diallo---m--peace
Diata---f---lion
Dume---m--the Bull
Eammon---m---The Hidden
Essien--m--6th born son
Fanta---f---beautiful day
Fayola--f--luck, good fortune
Gamba --m--warrior
Gure--m--left handed
Haben --m--pride
Habika--f--sweetheart
Hajari ---m--flight
Ifrah--f--pretty
Iggy ---m---(Iggi)
Ilisa--f--blessed
Ilori--f---special treasure
Jabari---m--brave, fearless
Jabulani--m--happy
Jabulela --f--happy
Jelani--m--mighty
Jengo--m-- reddish complexion
Jaydi--f--Angel
Johari---f--Jewel
Kabili---m---possession
Kamaria--f--like the moon
Katungi--m--rich
Kayin--m--celebrated child
Kayin--f--long awaited child
Kesha --f-- pretty
Keeya --f---flower
Keisha ---f--favorite
Kianga---f--sunshine
Khari---f---joyful
Kimoni --f--great man
Kirabo--m,f--God's gift
Kisha--f--pretty
Maisha--f--life
Makemba--f--Goddess
Makenna--f--happiness
Malika--f--angel
Miremba--f--peace
Monifa--f--I am lucky
Musoke --m,f--rainbow


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CONGOLESE NAMES


MALE

Kambaretta (Congo-Brazzaville)

FEMALE

Makemba

SURNAMES:


CONGO-KINSHASA (ZAIRE)

MALES

Kitengi
Nbendu
Kongolo
Kushmura
Wembe
Za
Makoni
Seko
Yoweri
Tabu
Kengo
Mauapenga
Gaetan
Mongala
Eliki
Ndango

CONGO (ZAIRE)

FEMALE

Nyakato
Nyangoma


CONGO (ZAIRE) SURNAMES

Komgang
Nkoma
Chiangeh
Maru
Nkoma
Zanga
Tchami
Zonga
Song
Makang
Mani
Bilong
Dibango
Mbango
Olembe
Njanka
Oyono
Makanaky
Ateba
Ahanda
Opango
Abelo
Bakama
Lukungu
Sakombi
Dioko
Kimba
Kongolo
Longo
Ndongo
Washikala
Museveni
Kisimba
Adoula
Banga
Dondo
Malungu
Mongala
Lukungu
Bugero
Kabila
Kimbangu


CAMEROON NAMES

MALE

Manga

FEMALE

Abena

SURNAMES

Kimba
Bakoma
Banga
Kimba
Tchami
Abena
Ateba
Chiangeh
Maru
Nkoma
Song
Songo'o
Zanga
Ndo
Mbongo
Mbango
Manu
Dibango
Bilong
Biya
Ahanda


RWANDAN NAMES

MALE

Hakizimana
Kigeri
Mutara
Habimana
Gahiji

FEMALE

Muteleli
Nyakarima
Gukunda
Uwimana


SURNAMES

Karamera
Yuhi
Gahima
Kabaija
Magambo
Kayibanda
Habyarimana
Kabaija
Gasana



UGANDAN NAMES

MALE

Kato
Zakayo
Yari
Mori
Kitaba
Lukwongwa
Janani
Akello
Kagera
Kalema
Bulinda
Makabee
Mugombe
Musamba
Semei
Yokana
Yoweri
Yekoyasi
Nanfale
Sanyu
Androa
Burungi
Gwandoya
Lulalo
Najja
Kintu
Mutera
Mwanje
Saniyu

FEMALE NAMES

Sera
Wandima
Sudali
Naagesa


SURNAMES

Keki
Lule
Lakuwena
Babito
Singhal
Mwanga
Birungi
Habyari
Abe
Asiku
Kazilawe
Omaswa
Nyombi
Omitra
Okino
Mwanga
Lwanga
Kisito
Keki
Balozi
Habyari
Mana
Kirunda
Keki
Luwandi
Bingamu
Kamoga


ETHIOPIAN NAMES

MALES

Abate
Aba
Abebaw
Abebe
Abera
Addisu
Adelan
Adhane
Adinew
Adlan
Admassu
Aolugna
Afeworki
Afify
Ahungena
Akililu
Alemu
Aman
Amente
Amlak
Araya
Aseffa
Asfaw
Ashenafi
Azmera
Bayesa
Bekele
Berhan
Berhanu
Dejenie
Demesu
Dueiha
Duri
Egziaber
Ejigu
Endale
Eskinder
Fekadu
Gabra
Gebre
Gebre-Selesse
Gebre-Giorgis
Gelana
Getachew
Ghebru
Ghiday
Girma
Habte
Haile
Iskinder
Iyasu
Jenbere
Jima
Juma
Kassa
Kebede
Kareja
Ketema
Kidamu
Lema
Lagarse
Maru
Mehani
Mehari
Menelik
Menkir
Negasi
Negash
Negassu
Seifu
Semere
Tadessa
Taddesse
Tafari
Tariku
Tegene
Tekle
Tesema
Tesfaye
Tessema
Tewodros
Tewolde
Telahun
Trigana
Tsega
Tulu
Tutu
Wami
Wole
Wosene
Yami
Yefu
Yekuino-Amlak
Yifter
Zagwe
Zeleke
Zenawi
Zike


ETHIOPIAN FEMALE NAMES

Abeba (flower)
Adeu
Adena
Aida
Almaz (diamond)
Altaye
Ambali
Askale
Ayni
Azeb
Ayana
Azmera
Ayelak
Belquis
Bezawit
Biftu
Beza
Birhan
Deratu
Desta
Eden
Elene
Fana
Fantaye
Gelila
Genet
Hamare
Hanna
Halina
Heran
Hirut
Keleb
Kidan
Kullemi
Lishan
Lubaba
Makda
Makeda
Mariame
Meklit
Me'aza
Meron
Misrak
Nishan
Ozoro
Persinna
Seble
Sefanit
Serkadis
Shanani
Shukara
Taitu
Twebesta
Wagaye
Walleta
Wubit
Yehudit
Yeshi
Yodit
Zauditu
Zawdie
Zena
Zubeba


SUDANESE NAMES

Deng
Anai
Jaja

FEMALE
Abok
Poni
Nyanatti

SURNAMES

Fung
Garang
Keira
Lugor
Nuer
Chol


DINKA NAMES

Dol
Mading
Manute
Monnyak

PLACE NAMES
Juba
Kasala
Shendi
Atbara
Babanusa
Sindcha
Bentiu
Singa
Malakal
Bor
Suakin
Yei




FEMALE

Achan

SURNAMES

Deng
Alier
Bol


GAMBIAN NAMES

Dawda
Alpha
Lamin
Adama
Barra

FEMALE NAMES

Binta
Marong

SURNAMES

Faye
Jallow
Jammeh
Jatta
Jawara
Kinte
Marong
Njie
Ngum


SIERRA LEONE

MALE NAMES

Sahusi
Sanusi
Jiaka
Tejan
Foday

FEMALE NAMES

Sriyana
Tanneh
Makeri
Jumoke


GAMBIAN SURNAMES

Yangema
Amura
Ganda
Kamara
Keita
Minah
Momoh
Neare
Sankoh
Sillah
Turray

MORE NAMES

Bo
Kanema
Kabala
Moyambia
Kambia
Shenge
Njala
Mange
Tiama
Tongo






CENTRAL AFRICAN NAMES

MALES

Mwanze
Jawanza
Mani
Changa
Sanga
Changamire
Yerodin


FEMALES

Nataki
Nkenge
Kemba
Nzinga
Lumenga
Adero


KENYAN NAMES

MALES

Ajuma
Gichenu
Bokhani









ANCIENT EGYPTIAN (KHEMET) NAMES

The names used by the ancient people of Khemet (Egypt) are no longer used in Egypt. However, these names are spread throughout Africa and are found in the names from Rwanda, East Africa, Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana and other African nations.


LIST OF ANCIENT EGYPTIAN NAMES:

Benefre
Djau
Djedefre - to endure like Re (the Sun God)
Djedkare - the soul of Re endures
Djedkare - the Ka of Re is stable
Djoser - Egyptian Pharaoh
Hotep - Peace
Huni - The Smiter
Imhotep - Egyptian architect, builder, doctor
Iry-Maat - He puts Maat (truth and right) into practice
Kanefer
Khu - protected
Khufu (whose face is on the Sphinx).
Mekhu
Menkaure - Eternal like the souls of Re
Merenre - The Beloved of Re
Meryt - beloved
Mery-tawy = He who is loved
Nakht - strong
Nedemeb - to be satisfied
Nefer - beautiful, good
Neferkare - Beautiful is the soul of Rey
Sa - Son
Sahure - He who is close to Rey (Sahure soldiers founded a colony in Russia (near Gerogia/Azerbaijan about 2000 BC)

Sanakhte - strong protection
Sat - Daughter
Sekhemket - Powerful in mind and body
Shepsekare - Noble is the soul of Re
Shere - small, little

FEMALE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN NAMES

Amisi - flower
Asanath - "Her father's daughter."
Ati - cushion

Banafrit - Beautiful Soul
Banefer
Cleopatra - Glory of the Father
Dendera -
Djeserit - Holy Woman
Harere - flower
Merire
Ipwet
Khamaat
Meresankh
Neferhotep
Nefret
Nofret
Shai-nefer - good fortune




MALE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN (KHEMET) NAMES

Abana
Ahmose
Ameniuy
Amun-em-uja
Khonsu (Togolese, West African name is Honsu)
Sheshonk
Djau
Dua-Cheti
Msaf
Hemon
Henefer
Imhotep
Iteti

Kagemni (Old Kingdom writer - Maxims of Kagemni -- Kagemani is a Tutsi name from Rwanda)

Khafre (His pyramid is at Gaza, Egypt)
Khay
Khu ( to be protected)
Khufu (His face on the Sphinx)
Menkaure (His pyramid at Gaza plateau, Egypt)
Menna (Aha-Menna) founded United Upper and Lower Khemet

Mereruka (Son of Wakare)

Nakht - strong, strength
Nakti
Nebamun
Neferhotep
Neferikare
Neferty
Neshi
Nikaure
Niuserre
Paheri
Pendua
Sahure
Senbi ( to be in good health)
Senih ( to add more to something)
Senufer
Seqenenre
Snefru
Thutmose
Tjaw
Wakare
Wenamun

IMPORTANT EGYPTIAN NAMES:

Achotep - An Egyptian Queen
Amon - Egyptian God (Amon in West Africa)
Amonmose - Son of Thutmose
Ankhesenamun - King Tutankamun's wife
Ankhtifi - King of Upper Egypt
Ausar - The original and true Egyptian (Khemet) name for Osirus (Greek name)
Aton - The Sun God
Aye - Tutankamun's Vizer
Ba - The Soul (Nation in Central/Western Africa)
Bay - Rameses' Chancellor
Bakare - Ruled after Khafre
Bekenkhonsu - High Priest of Amun

Chamudi or Khamudi

Chonsu or Khonsu (Honsu in West Africa)

Maat - Goddess: Maatian Ethics is the Religion/Philosophy of Right, Truth, Justice

Menkaure
Mereruka

Meryt-Amun (Pharaoh Akhenaton and Queen Nefertiti's daughter)

Min - Fertility God

Montu - War God

Narmer - Uniter of Egypt

Nebawi - High Priest of Ausar

Nekau - Pharaoh who circumnavigated Africa (450 BC)

Pianke - Pharaoh of Cush Dynasty of Egypt.
Ptahotep - Writer and Vizer -- wrote 'Instructions of Wisdom.'

Ramses - 19 Dynasty Pharaoh

Ramose - Amenhotep III's Vizer

Ra - Sun God

Sekhmet - Goddess of Love
Senusret - 12 Dynasty Pharoah
Shu -
Sopdet - Sirius,
Snefru - Pharaoh of the 4th Dynasty
Tehuti (Djehuti) - God of Wisdon;

Djeuti Mez - Ancient Khemet Pharoah who established a settlement in Mexico in the year 3113 B.C. It is said that he brought two Egyptian calendars to Mexico in that year (see 'A History of the African-Olmecs," http://www.authorhouse.com )

Thutmose1 - husband of Princess Ahmose
Thutmose drove the Hyk-shasu out of Egypt. The Hyksos (Hyk-Shasu) are blamed for oppressing the Egyptians and brutalizing them for many years before they were driven out (see 'Susu Economics," http://www.authorhouse.com also see 'The Distruction of Black Civilization," http://www.thirdworldpressinc.com (The 'Hyk-shasu' were related to the Amalekites, said to be related to Hebrews/Jews.

Tiye - Wife of Amenhotep III - Daugher of Yuya and Thuya (mother of Akhenaton)

Wessi - Pharaoh, Old Kingdom

Yuya - High Official of Thutmos


NUBIAN, CU$HITE NAMES

Pianke -- ruled Egypt in 720 BC
Shabaka - ruled Egypt in 713 BC
Shibitku - ruled Egypt in 701 - 698 BC
Shabataka - ruled Egypt 698 - 690 BC

Tarharka - ruled Egypt from 690 - 664 BC
Tarharka is mentioned in the Christian Bible as the Nubian Pharaoh who fought the Assyrians and tried to save Isreal from distruction at the hands of the Assyrians.

Tarharka may also have been one of the Nubian Pharaohs to establish a colony in Spain and explore out into the Atlantic Ocean.

MORE ON THE HISTORY OF THE NUBIANS, MANDING-CUSHI, INCLUDING THEIR HISTORY IN THE AMERICAS FROM 3113 B.C. TO THE PRESENT

http://blackmalepowermovement.forumsland.com/blackmalepowermovement-about86.html

MORE HISTORY
http://www.cwo.com/~lucumi/runoko.html

http://nubianem.tripod.com/blackafroasia

http://nubianem.tripod.com/blackamericasandblackafriworldunited




The Nubians/Cu$hites withdrew from Egypt and continued their CIVILIZATION IN SUDAN (THEIR ORIGINAL HOMELAND) TILL ABOUT 1500 AD (AND NUBIANS ARE STILL IN SOUTHERN EGYPT AND NORTHERN SUDAN TODAY).


Tunoutamon ruled Egypt from 664 - 658 BC - THE LAST NUBIAN/CUSH PHARAOH OF EGYPT (FROM NUBIA/CUSH)



MORE NUBIAN/CUSH PHARAOHS AND QUEENS

Atlanersa 653 - 643 years Before Christ
Senkamaniskon - 643 - 623 BC
Alamani - 623 - 593 BC
Aspelta - 593 - 568 BC
Amani -nete-yerike = 431 - 451 BC
Natasen - 335 - 310 BC
Eragamenos - 250 - 125 BC
Taniydamani - 200 BC - 100 BC

NUBIAN/CU$HITE QUEENS

Queen Mother Nasala - 593 BC
Queen Mother Pelekhs - 335 - 310 BC
Queen Sakakh - 335 - 310 BC
Queen Shanakdakhete - 170 BC - 160 (began period of female Pharoahs of Nubia who ruled till the mid 100's AD).
Queen Sharakerer
Queen Amanisheketo


Queen Amanitere - 12 BC to 12 AD



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