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Do Horus or 'Usermaatra-Setepenra' sound anything like how they were pronounced in ancient Egypt?
In my video on the Eye of Horus, I mentioned the original Egyptian name of the god Horus in Egyptian, ‘héru’—which means ‘far’ or ‘distant’. Someone pointed out to me that it sounds strangely similar to the Armenian word meaning ‘far’: hérou! In this video, I explain why it is that Egyptologists pronounce the original Egyptian name of ‘Horus’ as ‘héru’, and why that actually bears no similarity to how it was actually pronounced in ancient Egypt! Link to Marwan’s video, the reading of the section of the story known as ‘The Report of Wenamun’ in Egyptian: • What did Ancient Egyptian sound like?... Turning on the captions will show you the text in three ways: (1) in hieroglyphs, (2) written out phonetically, and (3) translated into English.
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